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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-06

IgThe London Times, in an article on
American sentiment in regard to the East
ern war, has made an amusing mistake in re-
gard to Wyckoff, who has lately given to
the world the narrative of his "Courtship.'
The Times is of opinion that Wyckoff' S name
is Nichoff, and that he is naturalized Rus
sian who is paid to write articles against the
allies in the n Y Herald.
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CURIosITY.-Yesterday afternoon, one Of
the serysuts of the "Adelphi House." Governor
street, while engaged in opening oysters aston
ished to find in of he eheils 0 scale fish, about
two inches long. resembling in appearance the whits
perch except that tbs back flo extended from the
head to the tail, The little fellow seemed TO have
livsd comfortably In his "shell house," and when
Uncovered, appeared to have died short time be-
fore There wss oyster IN the shell at the time.
How the fish got in it. rs mystery leave to others
to solve. Mr.. John Henry has it in his possession,
and the curous may see it by calling at iis house,
opposite the Dispatch office
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INCREASE THE WArcg.-It is absolutely
necessary at this time that the City Council should
increase the Night Watch, Temporarily, in order
the more etFectually to guard the lives and proper
ty OF our citizens, and really hope the Mayor
will make the recommendation at once
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DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING. - The
Democrats of Fredericksburg held meeting last
Friday night, to ratify the Stanton nominations.
Gabriel Johnson, well known citizen, presided,
and speeshes were made by Mesrs. Eustace Conway
and Lawrence Marye. Among the resolutions
adopted was one calling on Hon. VIM. Smith, rep
resentative in Congress, to define his position on
Know Nothineism &c
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Flour MIL BURNT We learn from the Frede'
ricksburg Herald, that the -four mill belonging to
Mr. Lewis Ellis, on the Rappahannock river, was de-
stroyed by fire on Wednesday night last, involving
loss Of the stock on hand, some two hundred bar.
res of flour, seven hundred bushels OF wheat, &c
Mr.. Ellis had an insurance on the mill of So COO
$4,000 in the Valley, $4,000 in the franklin, and
$1,000 in the A!bemarie Company, but it is be.
leved the stock was not insured
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No Pass ADRIAN, slave to Frank G..
Ruffin, was arrested and Gagged for want of a pass
When brought before the Mayor, yesterday, he wa 5
set liberty, with orders be caught in the city
more without the written authority of his mas
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EARTHqUAKE.-An earthquake isreported
to have been producing little agitation in
several Southside counties. Our letters speak
of it as causing some sensation in Lunenburg,
Charlotte and Prince Edward. A letter from
friend at Moore's Ordinary, Prince Edward,
dated yesterday, says:
"a slight shock of an earthquake was felt here
ON Friday morning, 90 minutes past 3 o'clock,
which resemoled heavy thunder. 1t lasted about g
minute"
The writer proceeds, in a humorous vein,
to say that he should have thought that it
was the Know Nothings celebrating some
election triumphs but that Mr.. Wise had re-
Gently been along there, and as the writer
thinks, used them all up. He continues with
some further remark upon the canvass.
which would not exactly suit our columns.
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LATEST PHASE OF THE EASTERN QuEs
TIos.-The intelligent London correspon
dent Jan. lsl of the N. Y. Times, referring
to the last telegraphic despatch, "I1e Eng
Iish and French ministers an Vienna hare
received pomers enabling them to treat for
peace Nth Russia" expresses his strong con-
nciion that peace is at hand. Notwithstand
Ing the Austrian minister's warlike and anti
Russian after-dinner speech at Constantine
pie, the Emperor ssaid by this correspond.
ent to be full of a contrary hope, and assures
u deputation of the National Beik, that peace
is very probable.
Tbs same writer is of opinion that Ameri
On on shtto demand Alright to sit and vote in
the conference to be opened at Vienna. now
hat negotiations are set on foot to decide i'm
pertant questions of world wide concern.
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COLONIZATION SoCIETY.-There will be a
meeting of the members of the Colsniz alton Society
of Virginia. for the election of officers this (Tues
day. afternoon. at the Athenaun at O clock p M
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Ar HIS OLD TRICKs-Wa tchman Heis-
lop captured Seaton Anderson, worthless free ne-
gro on Saturday night last, with lot of wood on
his shoulders, supposed to have been stolen, and
took him TO the cage. Yesterday morning the
him to be aogged to the full extent OF the law alter
which, he was committed to prison in default OF bail
for his good behavior. - -
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WOMAN BURNT TO DEArH.-A tsnsm emit situs
TED In the rear Of l2s Vsrek street. New York caught
ne last Saturday evening. and poor woman, named
De.uen' VINO was probably intoxicated at the time.
ouih' 10 death. She had relative lost in the
'''An',n'p Arctic, whose property she became hal,
~ anu IN rev days she would have come Into Dos.
session of about $1,000. ~
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BALLOON AaoEEsIoE.- Carrier, it ID
reported, will make ascension from Council
Chamber Hill in this city, the 2d inst, taking
young lady with him, to the regions above. Mr.. O.
Is daring aronaut, and If his mind is fixed on
going up, nothing stop him but the want OF gas.
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BAD CHARAoTERs.-Benjamin Moody, a
free negro sent from Wheeling to the Pepiteutiarv
tor TWO years for aiding slaves to abscond from
tneir masters, was arrested and Gagged for remain
Ing In this city contrary to law. When broupht ba
iore the Mayor he was remanded to prison for want
Oh register, and in default of bail ior his good
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ARRIVALS At TaR PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Z yESTTRT3aY gET i yf5fl

AMERICAN HOTEL VIII Williams. n Mar
shall Scott allen Allen; T Hnss., Ws;si1f
i ii.en a1' fpf Dial grave ssts;
e easRGel F cel5.tt s piaAeon
Wood Ga; III Stagg Richmond D A Baker Boy
dor. Bo4ton;W II Hill, Fredsrieksog; MARTIN,
I. Drummrnd, Peters bur g; q Atkinson. } II Acs'
erman, Lynchbs, Y Gruup, Powhstani Max
well, Cumbelsnd; Frost r Anderson, Amelia;
H Palmer agt for Mad DsVries.
W Msrthride, Phila; T w Baily aud lady. N Y; r
Mar, Gam belI; 6 N Mason, T steersSc s Q r;
DIT A Grahsm Lexington; Z Malfn. Whiting,
j. 7 Rogers and lady. " Rogers, Y; White
Field, # Garland, Mectbs; P colss and lady, Miss
M Cruise Ala; w Fl Upmare. Apalaehicola; John
m FoS vi G NoEeIt Mrs
tie, n j. P Thompson Wnasbk; Baker, w C
Smith, Mics Coaitar, Hanover: Miss Bryan; Glouces-
son. w Stuart, j Atkinsoa, Aexa; W L Carter.
] v Brooke. r ]. Hendricf Field ] J Wins or,
M ssaa Cn,psper P.aci Louisa Rev
Pendleton Lexn etop; w Goodman. Granger "
Winston Louise; M Mcclure Augusta; prndeah'
greft. Alexs; H L Catcher, w ii Irwin, ugu.ta; w
Douglass, New Kent
COLUMBIAN HOTEL IT A Card. Fl Turpin
Cheathsn, DR. Wake N Burfoot Clay, r Z
Hanes Chesterfield, Dr. C Bordman. BALTIC; Fergu.
son. Pittsbg; Prentlce, Dinwiddle; N Holmes,
wick; J E Carson, Augusta; Capt Waterman. Va; ]
Rock Packet; & w Pinchan, Halifax; w Gilman
nj Fl Tredz ay, r Barksdale, r d r; w Win
ston and boy, Culpeper.
sc. CHARLES HOTEL u L Morris. T w Love-
N C; 4 Perkiason, Amelis; L Fortune, T g Nc.
Craws and svt. I'll SHELTON N II Goodwin, Ligon,
Nelson; b Gooch, Va r; J Yancey, Char
lottesville; w Banks Madison; C Taliaferro g
NJ Hall, Hanover: Moody. staunton: @ Crump,
g III Davis, L Gaines Petsbs; w King, Wash
ington; w Woods, Bnehns ham; Fry, SCOTS
vile, jos Taylor, c Fitzhugh, Wa g Young and
friend, Richmond VIM Thurmond. Covngton; w
Farrer, NJ OBrien, Augusta; J Kelley, e Riauck
Harrisonburg; w PaIrott, Greene; Mann, Anr
z Hunley, J Terrell, Va.
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MADAME De VR,rs.-This gifted l,dv :.

HApAME DE FkiEs.-This gifted lady il
20 well known to lovers of music in this ernrnn;,
that seems almost unnecessary TO pass a new.ns
per encomium upon the Turpassing stnesr of ~
voice. An exchange paper. in description of one OF
her operate concerts, predicts for her career NOT
second to the lsmented Malibran. Like her, De
Vries has won her first triumphs this continent
andi destined TO occupy high position In the sap.
tals of the old world. We expect to q brilliant
audience at Metropolitan Halk on Wednesday night.
Seats can be secured at the Music store Of P. II.
Taylor, and the bookstore Of James Woodhouse.
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cury MAJ be seen in the HUNDREDS who walk our
streets like Thermometers, indicating every change
of weather by ths aches of their Bones and Joints
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and like diseases AND
THEY WILL CONTINUE SO until they eradicate every
vestigs of Mercury from their systsms, which can
only be done by resortiug to CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE, THE ONLY POSITIVE ANTIpoTE FOR
NJ
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IMPROVING The bridge across tbs dock
on 18th street is being repaired and improved
While the workmen have 1t in hands, il would be
wise policy to make it draw bridge, go that small
craft, when necessary, could be taken into the
upper section OF the dock.
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-We would invite par
ticusr attention 70 our sale OF sugar ann moissses
THIS DAY, at the lower Shed on the Deck, com
mencing at l0a O'clock m
+. KENT, PAINE & KENT Aucts. test
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ATTEMPT Ar KIDSApPiSe.--The N. York
Times gives q long account OF an attempt 10
kidnap boy from school In Claversack,
n. Y. The Spanish Consul, By authority OF
4 letter from the boys father, now in prison
in Havana took him from school and EN-
barked him on board the steamer Empire
City, when an uncle of the boys, residing ~
this county, came on board Just on the eve " :.
the steamers departure, and carried hiin on
The father and uncle were both iateiy Suoa.
revolutionists; the father has been imprison'
ed; the uncle, resident ofNew York. haspro
vided for the boys education. Inc father
il is said. has turned traitor to save his owl
life, and the Cuban government, it is coniec
tured, wished to get hold of the boy as hos
tage for the good behavior of the rebel uncle
in New York. If so, its purpose was foiled
The question seems to be which is the kidnap
per-uncle or Consul. ,.,a......
VIRGINIA MEDICAL AND SURGICAL Jour
NAL.--The February number of this excel
lent Medical periodical has been issued. II
displays the traits of industry and tact as
Well as talent. Its contents are diversified
interesting, instructive and well arranged
Its editors deserve credit for making mos
capital monthly scientific journal.
We observe in the journal letter from DIR
SEeUARD, the accomplished Professor in the
Richm ond Medical College, on some disco
veries he has made with regard to the func
tions of the pneumo-gastric nerves, and fol
the first time made known in his letter The
DR.. has heretofore discovered and made
known the fact that these nerves are the
motor nerves of the vessels the heart. liz
now announces the discovery that they arr
also the principal (if not the only motor
| nerves of the small vessels of the lungs
DIR. p. &. SPENCER of Petersburg, re
ports several operations for stone, with the
instrument for crushing. They were all sue
cesSful and, in one case, stone extract
ed from patient aged Ga, weighed Slz' ana
A0y ounces said to be unprecedented, az
Six times the ordinary size.
The Journal has ali interesting article,
sketch of DIR. John MITCHELL, a very dis
tinguished physician. and native of England
who lived at Urbanna, in Middlesex county
where he came in about the year 100. He
was highly scientific man, and wrote much
on botany. as well as disease. He wrote a
very original Essay, in l743, On the different
colors of people of different climates, in
which he attributed the difference of complex
ion in the human species to the influence OF
climate and modes of life He considered the
black skin Of the African blessing, as with
was a bold and original thinker, and on sew
eral points in Medical science was ahead Of
his day. ..
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssrsGrp
have received the February number of the
Southern Literary Messenger, full as usual,
ofentertaining and instructive matter. We
again cordially commend the Messenger tn
the many readers of the Dispatch. Its editor,
John r. Thompson, Esq, is exhibiting in ,bis
periodical, degree of talent, taste and ener.
gy, which. if his periodical were a Northern
Literary Messenger, would insure 1t a vast
circulation. How often need the South he
counselled to shut its doors to the wishv.
wsshy food OF Northern literature, and cher
ish and develope its own resplendent literary
Treasures?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-06

The HESRIoo CoUsrY COURT commenced
its February term yesterday, and spent the session
in ilibusipess We learned from the sheriff that
the court had criminal docket to dispose OF this
month.
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REDUCING THE PsoFirs.-Tbomas Null

REDUCING THE PRoFiTs.-Thomas Null
lsau hzckstsr in the second market was fined $50
by the Mayor yesterday, for purchasing loads
sweat potatoes in the second market to sell again
systeu of speculation the necessities of the PEG,
pls, and If he manage to conscate thu goods and
iae the spectators, he will soon cure the evil la
the meantime, the City Council should pass an ord
rance peremptorily prohibiting persons from ever
again selling in ths markets who have once been
convicted OF this offence.
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No REeIsrER.-Randolph, free fellow,
vas srrsstsd and Gagged last Saturday by Wstchman
hi tor being In the city without regiser. He will
pave chance to prove his freedom next week before
the Hastings Court. =
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IN DOLLARS REWAKD.-Ran away

50 DOLLARS REWAkD.-Ran away
wv from the subscribers about the Goth Of No.
vember last negro girl named ELyiRA. Said me-
gro girl is about years old 5feet to inches high;
She formerly belonged to DIR. snelings, on Church
Hill. and sold BY n B. Hill on the 18th of No.
vember last. Said girl was hired to Mrs. Hale ON
Main street. las. year. up to the 18th of November:
the year before she lived with Mr. Durham, on 18th
street She was also once hired out in Rockets
The above reward will he paid for the delivery of
said girl to at Office, in rear of Dcki,eon Hill
X Co Is auction house
fa 6-l2Lk MCDANIEL. A. EAGIEY
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.sYANKEEs AND SoUTHERkERs." -

s'YANKEEs AND SoUTHEREERs." - Mr..
Baldwin will deliver his third lecture at the hetro.
pelitan Hall to-uigh and have very little doubt
will be crested by large and fashionabl- audience
the bect selected eos the occasion being "Yank
and Southernen." Those wishing to get good seats.
and avoid delay in procuring their Tickets would do
well 10 supply themselves with tickets DUNG the
day which may bs had at the bookstores, at the
apothecary store of MesEs. Bennett l. Beers, and
at the Dispatch Counting Room. Price of admission
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cold and disagreeable.
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UxIos BuILplSG FUND CoMPAsY.-Ims
company will hold its zuar monthy mesIna a. a.
the Jefferson Ward SCHOOL HOUSE on Fno nS-
DAY the 9Th inst. at ~ o'clock.
The Secretary will recsive fustsl msnts duno tns
day at the sore of Knowles Wsiferd NO. ~ resIi
,tre at or at the plsce of me citing at O'CLOCK.
r. L d. WALFORD, Sec'v:
Twenty shares Of forfeited stock for ssie In tne
above Company Apply to the Secretary. IA 4tls
fe 6-3t e -btt E
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INcEYDARlsM.- About half past MIN

lNCENDIARIsM. - About nall past nine
o'clock last Sunday night daring fort made to
burn house on Union Hill, Owned by Mrs, Mettart
and occupied by Mrs Farmer. In the frame kitchen
Fear the dwelling house ives quantity Of hay and
other couhusttle matter, which were fired through
the window, and when discovered by the servant OF
ives Immediately given aad three or four men, with
The assstsncs OF several ladies' who lsbored indus
triously. procured water firm ths wells extn gutsh
ed The fire and saved the building. Our Union Hill
friends must stir up their pstrcl and be constantly on
the alert they will suffer severely from the ope-
rations Of The ince ndiaries. 49, :.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. Feb. a.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdze
and passengers
Steamer Beividers, Pritchard, Baltimore mdze,
Ludlam Watson.
Schr Lynchburg, Nelson, New York, S days. mdze,
d. Curre.
Schr John Griffith, hampton Attskapas sugar and
molasses, c. T Wortham 4 Co.
Schr Abdel kader, Brown, New York, salt, Daven-
port Allen & Co.
schr Harriet Ellen, Kemp, Philadelphia, coal, P.
C. Lsrrs.
SchI Hope. Creighton, Baltimore, mdze, w. d.
Colquitt y Co.
schr Dunkirk, Shelly. York River, wheat, ITALIA.
ferro Bro. :.
Schr w. Prentiss, Porter, Chuckatuck oysters.
- Schr Jenny LIND, Martin Back River or sters
Schr Henry Clay, FOREST, Back River, oysters
SAILED,
Schr Cerito, Kelly. B osten. mdse, D. Curre
Schr J. 8. Aiisworth, Fleming, York River. ~,
Schr American Clipper, Wyatt, Back River
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NIeHT OPERATIoNs-On Saturday night
last, the hen house of Mr. Samuel Pearce on Union
Hil was entered by some poultry Inlet, who se
lected four of the finest heus pulled on their heads,
took the bodies and made their escape. The most
remarkable part OF this operation was, that while
the thief only took off four bodies he left i've heads
on the floor If he repeats his operations, and falls
into the hands of the Union Hill regulators, ride
onfa rail- fifty lsshes and coat of tar and feathers
will be the reward of his exploits.
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pg,,,.o orr sr.vss-William Mosby,

RUNNING OFF 6LAt w nHhAn HscDpyf
.l.vs 10 m asuusJ Patterson Of Cbesefseld, was
ssisnsd b.f,re tie Mayor Yesterday e snswsr the
chares Of sdins and abetnE Daniel slsve tn 70 80
Il Grant TO Escape from his owner The evidence
proves that the pri oner called on Pet.r Smhn 81
employees on he steamer City of Riehm3rd' snd
oar ed him $50 to take negro man to PhllsdeiPnia
that he had couc.aled for year. promstae az tns
sa,e time to fhereese therswsrd the man arrived
safe In the .Qusker Ci0 8 nth declined d:csd,ns
then bot promised to consult the onrioeer mr. Cat
Ian and awe him An answer at another tine 0n Lne
next trip Of the boat the pr'soner agzin met SMITH
who, by arrsr cement with the engineer, agreed 70
receive the $5r and the and then deliver
both into the haais Of the police. Accordingly, az
the appointed time Daniel. Mr. Grants slave, came
down raid over the $50 was taken on bosrd con-
cssl ad in the al bunk and then delivered into the
hands Of the police Peter Smith sweats that the
prisoner |. the identical nsn who made the arrange
me ut for Daniels passage, and John Goh and Tnos
Calian, also employed on the steamer. swear that
they the prisoner in conversation with smith
on various occasions aud that Smith then told them
the fellows business.
With this evidence before the Mayor he could do
nothing less than commit the accused for trial pc
fofe the Hustings Court. where, If convicted, that
body do no than order him thirty-nine
stfpes. s II ss "a s.,s..s s. H.i:-z 81
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Schr Haxall, Smith, cleared ct II. York for Rich.
mond Feb 8
Sehr Biuenose, DENLY, cleared at Halifax for Rich.
mond 23d ult
Schr Elliot, Smith. from Richmond, arrived at
Boston lat inst
schr c. T. A. Cole, Travis, from Richmond, ar
rived at Norfolk Saturday. $3.50
Ship Agnes, Scott, from Cardiff for Portsmouth
Va, to go into port for examination and repair. If
necessary, was at Bristol 10Th cit
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Muw SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cons Of long standing resdlly yield to
msscine 4 q sure destroyerof CONSUMPTION IN lite
.S sy.,a;rs To directions We hsve Witnessed
its tsppy effects in hundreds Of cases ana have yer
TO learn of its first si'ure In perfsctins cure "neh
Fpr Sic BY Msssrs PURCELL, LADD Co. and
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GETTING NAME.-By I'd street, from 9th
TO 18th, is becoming as celebrated for rowdyism
aud drunken brawls, as ever "buzzard roost," at
the head of the basin, was. On Sunday night last
about 9 o'clock, information was received Mt the
first station house, that there were fffy men enga-
ged in the pleasant recreation Of nose MASKING and
skull cracking, and that Sunday evenings were
usually spent in that neighborhOod, that way
Lieut. Truebart, as soon as he received the news,
started with four watchmen for the scene OF battle
but when he got there, the combatants had retired
from the field, and all was as still as death Byrd
street, in future will have particular attention paid
to it by the police, who will spare no Efforts to re-
store peace and good order.
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LOCAL MATTHR8.
tbs Mr.s.osAKY Mxrr,rc or rms

THE MrssIos ARR MsEriEG OF THE Colo.
S1zATror SocIRrY At Rev On. MoonR's CRuncH
on SUNDAY AFTERNOON This wasa very inter.
esting meeting. The church was crowded The
pastors OF nearly all the churches in the city were
present, and their several congregations were well
represented. The meeting Was opened with prayer
by the Rev. DR.. Moore. The Rev Mr. Slaughter
made briet statement OF the leading facts and prin
cipies embodied In the annual report. Instead o.
reading the report itseif The Rev DR. Dopget
followed In lucid and f1rcisie exposition of the
Subject OF African Coloniz aioa concluding with sr
eloquent appeal. 5f8 nss a1iW u 4i
The Rev. r. Randolph Gurley enchanted the
attention of the audience with touching reminis-
cences OF his former visits TO Richmond more than
thirty Year, ago, and reported the results OF his
personal obsers atoms in Liberia, which were very
encouraging to the friends OF this ipterestinv expe
riinent. There was general regret that Mr.. Cur
ley had not more time for q public exhibition o
his views and observations. Ii was now uight, AND
the Rev. Dr. Burrows, after few fecitous re
MARKS excused himself for OBTAINING the audi
ence at this late hour % ~
This spirited meeting augurs well for the Coioni-
zaen Society of Virginia, which sent 2I3 enigrahss
from this State to Liberia in 1854, being far more
than went from all The slavsholdiug States to-
gether. 9 t1se1 pa - ' - 90"
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.pAISINS AND ALMONDS-ln store
~ and TOR sale by WINSTON POWERS.
fe