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w wast hiF 90 tnrnsrf- Z" Non
ss hss sh
made f be~i r"sTtsa and
witch tsH~s tnrs have
asgirsd naacr pvefisssf sar ssse snernen
sasrts 10 xx~ sfH cst
srfsrx t, sar tnesr supefioEiif
ah. Ycns@yisant. sefween fhna aaa "
streets, srah side
sees sssartasns Fsrasinr good, Asas wheh wi
Ne suai
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Reaenps.on 81 v,rgln,. j. zee csnt. pss,.


OF debt issued by
L Sisgiain day o March, S34
w,hsn desn viii
fA< of A< ssaHs fsnd created
of assembly Of Virginia. the 26s day
1881 will April lc55,
Of Common
holders Of certificates required the said
pr the the once Of the eeond
and whether surrendered the interest thereon win
that day
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NOTICE TO PRE- RmpTIoN cLAIMASrs


unaer approved sd March, ie3 eaitra An
peempoa errfsin settlers therein
Of United
above menoned alternate sections
nads The date
and paid tor The rate o two toAs and
y per fyrd f hs public sale Add w
MARCH, cuicd An The relief of
rairosd who set
prior THE dste OF sthdyaual
be entitled ,br ordinary minnun price o
pnc lands the os dollar and twenty ave cents
paid for beiorc day fixed for The pub
lie Therefore, entitled 10 the right cf pre-
empcn mentioned under tbs OF ID
March, referred settlements made prior 70 s stn
Of February i5s e date Of aomSn OF under ne act o. 9
March, prior the daie OF Withdrawal
Is required Of the and
proper Office therefor al The
hx.d BY law as gadtsahe after sesx rap motee
appointed public aie o ih~ ands
hrnens such claim be- forfeited
lOS- 4. WILSON,
Acting Commissioners o General Land Onier
sep lS-Iawi3w Int star
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sst nNITURE FOR S&LE.-A ssnissaan haaasens-
y nf
sreupsi by siu The furniture 10
all ef quality. ard rtrfyshing eenprlssa IN the
handsomely The furniture OF
black wsinaf and the HphnAst-fy IN hfocsssle.
win b. ssaesrd
arntue khe, pario aid cham
b~r, kaa~e d-~srss, and delightful section cf
the city Payment made
Haeaars through city p oee, No a Gensra
Lsnd Once.
Ian f--Gn
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The National Hotel


of
baidira and daiHa
will add greatly the and comfort of
The table VIII furnished with The best the markets Afford
and tsbor will he spared
equal
pubic
patronage
desiring the do
after the zuh, BY caiiins nj the Hotel.
T. d. WILLARD.
wAsHlSeros CIry, November IA, 1854
Nar fl
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Those hoders who desire
residing states
sanstaxe before uinc r~nipoasary change
s'shair-s, general
aPostrd by ~ the unisrd States
NE
msrsin frsssaax United this ackoo~teagnsnt
fs lustic- of rc commissioner
agnied BY ID. NJ vxasa. - sacsent In ali
ne esriidca,s msw - tetvsrsd.
w cLUrrER xsA,os Public Accoaau The commi-sion-
= ". PARKER, R~Rfss~s. nf ne stns
GEO w. MuSPosb, sscy cosnon~sssh. \ iHs hnsd.
koasosp, virs,nia. Decembsr 81, 1874.
Dee Id
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wAsaIserOS BRANCH RAILROAD.
- NJ s,iila1;,-..a.5 4<ii.zis4 ..ssx1sss'

7saiax foaosss
daily, except Sunday al and u, and and s
IL
SUNDAY, AZ q, q. and :, p
Leave Baiimorr AZ ~ and Y, and a8d q . M
SUNDAY, al a. a ard ,
with Baltimore ssd OHIO railroad 'or the West
are ~ uaia leaving q, and s. p,
For Philadelphia aud New York and eS and ;,
For AnAapplis, Al ~, M and q
T. Ii. PARSONS Agent
Particular called rae responsible
who The road
Dee l5-dn
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rae ussires cf opaas Asstas hssHg
sbsd aeg house for Soys gaSsr a ihe
nsiss Rsoshos~ho ready fscesc saeb, ~itooi
sssar 70 sect eis Of ~ sc admit
a BY the sa1sa o beg leave
AAca is ehapie 81 hs Distinct Of
earnestly ssesrsd provide for
-. erosessoD u errss ~hoa and the
s c parents hnvs rendered piy and
~ho~r of appeal he heart of Christian
Tns bod ooapsssins shss house
sfis, nearly
sad edocasd, although they determined, Ina sea
1853 establish hsa.r fes boys tat have
seiesse sns sas Of shs
asabs property hssds small exception, ssns
1sscied ~ the female Of iatsss, scoms sre~
HAeh reqassed esher sapga Of tAf
and o appeal by 10 me
performances towards ts
especially ar whom has bssn isi b. she
tSssiees pressing csisasos-
eenised BY
unslees by gentlemen and
shuttle the ehsrlfahis contributors the o ne
~ ~.
~ Rev.. EDWARD A. KNIGHT, frss,dsoi
" aeve jAMGS A. tAslNEi~AN,
Rev. III ssUTHY J. OrTu0LE, Trustees
THOMAS CAKBERY. Treasurer.
w. HICKEY, Secretary,
Laay hansxersMr Henrsta IT, Booze, dseuesa, Mss
Jobuson, N Henrietta Kennedy
Mira caths1e A. Mas Nrs Cslharne
Mrs CafasIise kochr-
managers Sess as1s yegisA
schools opn~essd fAsrexrtApr w T. e. Datanei Charles
keenan Edward smn S.rapam Mail John z, Fixpsles, VIII
Dr.
George Matingly. Rober Aaaoney. joAa u casseli.
1.-The Weekly News Star and Baltimore saHr viii please insert
ihr above several times. Dec R--2awsw
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Tsr.srsr D.ssssnSr,
osee Ugh .a~uss Do~sa
January se, sS5.
ssYsaArE saAitp PROPOSALS. wi be sseeissa al ibis sf
ice san oeiocs, Tnundsy shs s osy q fesss,
ss2aiss OIL b Delivered a'osss.as Of hs sosersn
ss q he s,sa ~ Sp s sss,fa e.
ra Al Inc sas = ..ssvnx IN sd, 10 shs. well aas eA
,epsen,sy and sss ns nss named me
Lo, No 800 s.ss thousand, siaas ess.
ptsss<d spesm 81, aad
aa.oOs i,wsa,y-s~o usos.aAao gallons sss spring
ss'a'ses o ps..sd sp.sm perm oil, 10 ts dsiseIsa o.
Loa ssIo tfasssa s4loa
pressed sperm oil,
srs..sa sps.a .. . = aslissfsa On ihs ~
si No l-ss,ssa aaus.dJ salan. es4, wlele strained
prrsssa sperm oa' and
o .sss 's.sn.na, ssss r. % ses e,,ns - ,ssea
the Isl day ofJ Janr, isas
FOR THE Lake.
Los NO. (.~sen sunssea) saoas
.s.s sss,s. = a.. s asa
isa ss. s.w 4 ssY s5ps. o. !. q sssr ss.'sss sso
Ecd II, on n. issh day Of April iss5,
~ immediately alsr The opening OF The kne ca
40 lless haas,vd and aayl gallons best winter
$50 Jour sa"d~a aad nm an,S saioa, be-, spring
strained os pressed sperm oii, 10 he delivered 10
lh< coasecisr superintendent Of Hsass
r..usbarx, New sor.. on ,he la,r day q Apri
Az q hs s ss%psI 10, No = . be delivered q ne ssev.
sosnd eass u PRIME erde Tree pn' sasnge containing from
States all tr eats q transportation daiasa ana iskas teg
made Of oi from
be eonifac.os warehouse, place o. opposite
The oil b. alongsiie of
supply shall delivered shall
the and supply VESSELS ssd
not be ready 70 receive ae oil The specified o
delivery then the contra viii be bcy deliver
auosixed the establishment
" ivef and shall BE- emitted within fifteen
fsom zach delivery.
All ihs M iarsgosna be
eisd Inc specific xfayt. whi
will remain hnpid ty brSnS such
thought by tc that duty
assigned BY The Light House Board before will Tue
rsantd ol mpd of ~ degrees
Of fahrsn~s ows and the spng said ol
Of ~ degrees Of Fahrenheit
Proposals win BE- considered for ot
The whole casnly aafd OF the bidder but
desgBsed 3 The
explicitly the lot for nambeT
quantity " esch kind o and the
PET gallon for esch quaIiy Of oil.
Al bids be sealed endorsed Psposals for Oes
Lg omss and vhen paced another envelope aEt directed
II ti-Gt House Buafd, Nashagton DC
bond wh The satisfaction Of the
penalty Rh Of ade under
fofsgvng
ncncd f0y fibH be
vi hon days sftes The sccrptaper Of the BID.
The under the tie
right reject bid though be thr lowest; from other
sideranons
BY order OF Light Board
THoRSTuS a. JENKINS,
Jan Is-5aw to!stFeb,f 1885 Secretary.
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EDWARD h. Dbs.iisE,
VI. 81 Wall n,
BEoWN SHtPLEI, CO,
lizerrac
q RoBERT's d CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard LoAccs
D. q. WAINWRIGHT l. Co.,
PARA.
r-ss1ss ssEe.a DEASGKy Asvss.
The ovrrls u tAoss sA. for gold, T,
bullion specie, ieVe, precious stones, metals uness bit ~
signed rs~sf and the value thereof therein Expressed
l7--da
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MYTH FseitltAes, Expsstsnes. and knerEy
w sdheseacs
sye feel faiy G.d ia espseau 70 ancrsass car uede
nov large durtas hr apprcachsng yeas
accomplish the desired ehd, a ~ ~ aposl =
white expressing taank 10 TIE vast aSmse o. %
supplies OF dry roods Of M tf cash,
grompsly bsr s presentation, tas we an
xps~pce epnien al cusiomsfs
ciose their bulls by cash 90 nntsr wheu
% ssabsssh
all available tsaR
verbal uromls. y czn and In afs~ dsys''
u, oa wnich we conau and enr
10 al n4yxons sosay
closing setrr charged
fof ~ s.rapgins o prices exp~rsed 70 eccss
4 BkOTHEa.
Dec a7-eotflrt CeuuaI hajdnx
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q sn nan WORTH .ad upwards OF Dry tssads 10
S4UUVU ee Al ihs%c ndebsrd 10 as s' esss
np, spetsni oor BOOKS snead
HALL "A uh'ihch
Dec
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NJ ne too rafctu writing ~ each
ofce county aDa sIar and those
holding tickets and wishing renewed cared must
The t cotsins only the
the lottery from the Of the tickets
upwards. Jan. Is
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Ornamental Trees for sale,
IN NE beat
" They si, rsdi,uR
hses and rsnn~s No SILVER msp~
~ n ne cie sns we'll urn,.hs snrse chsstna,. feet
gh sacp-ss ~ rr foliage Of
sfe sits Ot
As y sire ard nambr purchased. n q
se 'or yeursen Can James Mehsr. pHssc
JaH lf-lsw7us
TUX Royal kasendas, tHrd H".k ~ caur snA c,y
lsa. F - WV , w
iaHA rRANCK TAYLOR
-, p''''s" Once It, British y corrected 70 safs''
Th- DAY sscsissa roa Laaaop.
IaRn FRAsCK TAYLOR
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CAKDTo al who wien pa,cha-r
articles
his noassfsr
Banh- fHta
ss~d
be opidonr sny~bsrs he el tNrsl
sssde q, nsi~het
The far asvsnoea. ,sg@.
desirable. And
ssf free ~ hsrsss 70 al parts Sf as eargcsowr
s--enlss n. MeGRrCDR.
no H~snS~rs az scrs~r~ss
and the pahiir yresm,
~
~tt be- made
sach si. caanes s please Hsv'rr .ap,sea ssab
nae
s~rosturrd shsii
rshslshmens y ,ht Urred
wM " STANFORD, Metchsss Taitar, 4
Penn. three aoers ~ nj street, No s.s.
Also as the pfsrcs Fashions rcessvss retnisy
two a month. w ~ p.
a-7swswW
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IrHEREAS No. 26so, 80 issued
Of Bsaiann> Pnctrt, military
1918, whereas said address
of Washi and has been
laid hereby ,ha Shalt al the tias Apply
the ohes 81 g Commissioner OF Pensions duplicate o the
san w. r. TAPSApTT.
29--law6w
rAKHlASsE Horses saie-a pair Of beautifully
v family carriage hsrsen together
niaceat
ssIue bginr and The
hsen
nd r-recs az W
a~ser, having hsr-asa
Appsy 10 wM 4. DOVE, Jcsideser, First wsrd
Sps3 diff
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EuN At.E IeaseA oomfsfs1snss fur ssesf ~"
OF " sweet Hy"
ss-a pzf"fes fo' pas
Tes- accommodating, snx resss~s'oh
Aasrer~ seor pece, Fress@y pepsFt"Sni
lS-Su
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Home Hi, Boarding school for Boys.


Hfs sehc NvodaY tsnasv, t- IN t@s
regstofhooH FAILS Ebufen fssr county. virginia II
s,xh ssies ws~hnsson ey and sr
1orxo~n. csf hrsrs fer ls hesthn'
The usSe scnr "ns ~ssf~ pnrfs
saeaiy henaEs Amarsesn dncAson
yraf
Nenday of lsnassy, sph and
kcpsenah~r.
Board ssd sson SIS rsysb per 'ern ~ ssvaase
The @s sos3rced charge
For shss rsrsleasrs address y sassrn raHs Church, Fair
n ccuny. vraess-
Nov2 2x-snwsfs Jsedkef
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Tvs Eyry Dsmstsha. suysrI0r old Hys "a hlsh ~y
best ~ tse issstrics, 0s -s'd BY MURRAY SEM 8t5
Dee i2-3teoif
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fTO Mwmbess uf Congress .traOEcrs ee.-~piFAlL a.
L Bko.s ns nf The largest
-onds their OF
sisins Frnch ena fancy velvet ss,
whc they prepared make
ord ls~is ssye of elegance
We also ot OF 81 Cur make and eo
siss and drawers, hnif hce
umbrellas, ha-dksschisfs he
D.e o2xf DENALt. 4 BROTHER
DANGAIsh fer the Neutrality-suspicious. 10 make change
ID tn M
Those wasting The hps
ta,su - ~ consists 0i--
Ershrod~sirs. fsce~. fihsnts. Hnwcrs
Dress k.sd ss~s.rs. gloves, n,Ta"Hss
Tcenrr ~ru las ~ fncY Aoas ice namersas y aenis,
whici wtsi ~ snA6 a. Ftfks
pee I2-cca No. Penn. aw between lesh ard lin .s
CaRD.sur p.ror4, public W rersras most
see1tuly hss he ilta inssas,
fssrst ss5 u where
rf eyey a~scripnos b. eppaa GA
tbs Sn.at " ss s.rDss
a ssn j. respectfully solicited HfLhtr hifls
Dec la--enH
Tvs Eyry Dsmsjsha. Superior old Hys hish y
i best Tor satd BY MURRAY n HkM&
s9--3teof
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TWO rarBssh~d eaanss~rs - c.p
usaainas ehamh~s and comfortably FURNISHED
ssy ccaed SIN street, between ad
20
asa Hotels Thry fyrs
m n
Jaanar. door b~tweer
icqusfe the No AT sn Cong
i-dun
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The lnck which has attended ou ONCE w" fut authorize
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s-ATHOasC BOOKS Hsesrasai "f f'ssh
L. Including ynceni Manual, CnsstsnS Susdf
ponsy Hsie, Sc pssia and sss badnss
std
iust received TAYLOR a. Nhthfr
Jan nls soosstorts near Sh 81
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On motion of Mr. VALLEY the Senate bin author
1tng the Secretary Of the Treasury register
the harqae Founding taken from the Speakers
Die considered read third time. and passed
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


COLUMBIAN HOTEL-A c Favier. N Y; B 6
Hotchkiss Sharon; Grimes. Ky; T Sims, e ( I
RR; Rs Taylor, Peghatap f,J, F Psva, Miss; T
Grow, Allegheny; L A Yates Danville; d Ca1d
well and son. Lewisburg;J BuIfoot Lynchg; r Glib
w c Scott. PowRatan; Capt T r Thwest. !Chestd;
L Conway, Richmond; Gates Danville; w
PoindexEer, Chest'd; 4 Belts, Halifax; R Monroe,
Campbell
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.-E McKenny, Bowling.
green; II G0och, Louiss d ButTick, King L Queen;
Gregg King VIM w Robinson, Bland, King
Queen; w aanly, Jas City; E P Chambsrlaype.
Campbell, King VIM; J Jamison, Cheste1fisld d +
Ward, Bait; J Johnron and lady, Louisa; C R MO-
son, r; w Wright, Charlottesville; r L Wal
ker. Albemsrle T II HAYNES, Orange; VIM L Carter,
N w Harris, Louisa; Franklin, Aibemerle; Har.
rs; Nielsen; D CIige,. Msdison; J r Madison and
Heniy Port Belle; W Booth, Masters, Amelia B
Baruu,, Ky; N Patton. Pittsylvania. s G Pearls;
Mercer, Va; WI Bishop. Ghesteraeld; Hudgins,
terrified; r Burch, King VIM; S Wallace, v C r r;
D Farra1; PALMYRA; Jones, Montgomery: w B
Rishmend; ] Cox, Esses; 4 Wareger, T Fl
Jones. Richmond; Goodwin, F C.
AMERICAN HOTEL-D 9 Gath, Hannibal M
Levy, " Watts Bait; c Boswell, Fluvanns;
Farley, Psts; Mrs Cru%p crump, Va; MRS s ?
and lady, Csrrese, Z; Mattinsly. Wa.hn ston;
J n Nicholas, A White, ID Luine Petg; H Ash
ford. Salt J q Allen, Washington; FL M Gam ble,
Buckingham; L. P Bradford, surry; Comstocs,
Lynchb burg; Col Wlilee, Bait
EXCHANGE HOTEL-E Berklev, C Omahun-
dro, w Turuer. L Littepage, Va; Cooke, Flu
wanna w Joggsr Y; DR. Briggs, Norfolk; r
Bryan. w L Tsiaf.no, Miss Tellaferro G w Carroll,
Gouce.ter; I Sail, phlada; DR. Tucker, Rich
mond; E Darlington, Botetourt g w Bassett, Ham
over; Harrison King Queen; w Night Not
towas; J Pride and brother, Alabama; L Z Smith,
Orleans; w M Antisuerce and son, Aususts; i.
P Balhnger. CaIolina; C w Coleman, D Dejar.
Csro I w nudlev Stoka
Luuenburg; Stokes, Pr Ed; DR. w Braxton, kin z
Wm J 0oocb, Fluvanns.
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PRor. WAsHNGroN's Sgcovp LEcruRE

PRoF. WAsHINGToN's SECOND LECTURE
The keeond lecture of Professor Washington In
the hall OF the Athenmum on Thursday night, was
even more able and interesting than the first excel
lent discourse. His subject " The Negro Races. y
was handled in a masterly and instructive manner.
He showed from the clearly defined histo al rec
ords and monuments Of 500 years past that the ne.
groirace had always been In condition OF ser vude
They had never done any thing for civiIiz and
the only aptitude they bad shown for It was when
slavery. He completely refuted the arrument 81
Mr. Everett founded upon the ancient barbariam 81
our own ancestors. They were q very differen,
kind OF barbarians from Africans; barbarians who
kept Rome IN constant terror. and who, when sub
dued. became more civilized than their conouerors
The whole address was in every way worthy the
great ability and reputation Of the learned pro-
lessor.
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DIED.

On the 10Th inst after seven months illness, Miss
NARY C. ALLEN.
Her friends and acqusintances are respectfully in
vited to attend her fanera this Gtsrnoon, at oclk
from her late residence on Bank st.
At his residence Laurel Spring. the 18th inst. DR..
THOMAS cox, after illness of some thirty
days.
His funeral will take place this day, at II O'Clock
A. NJ from the first Baptist Church Of this city
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. by the Rev. Geo. w. Molly. Mr..
GEO. L. THOMAS. of Richmond, aud Miss MOL.
LIE E., youngest daughter of Rev. Garland James,
of Hanover.
On l8'h inst. at New Bridge Church. by Rev. J. g.
Walthall, Mr.. VIM. II. BARLOW of Richmond, to
Henrico.
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BAILED-James Bee, free negro, sr
rested for melting slave named Jesse TO resist the
Watchmen, was bailed for his appearance this
morning.
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ARRxsr or 4 RoBBEa.-The fellow
Buchanan, who 10 supposed to have robbed NJ.
Fsyctte McMulleu, near this city, several months
sro. and afterwards hed 70 New York, hiss been ar
rested and win srrive here In the Northern tram
th.s afternoon under the careof that perseverlne,
Ipdustrious and sasacicus police officer, Mr.. Geo.
w. H. Tyler, who has thus far proved himself sucn
n terror to evil doors,
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Flo GGED.-Lawrence Voolfolk, slave
to William Gouldin, was convicted Of sssaultiBg
and beating Dolphin Cole, free man, and ordered
to be logged.
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The length of Lieut. MAURY's letter and the
crowded state of our columns force US to present
a sketch of 1t to our readers:
Lieut.. MAuRY states that, according to the re-
ques. of the company, he proceeded In the last DAYS
of December to examine to the most suitable
point the York River for the terminus ofthe Rich
mond and York River Railroad. In this examination
he states that every facility was afforded him by
Mr.. CLAYTON, the gentlemaniy and accomplished
engineer OF the company. He found Mr. C's sur.
veys to be perfectly reliable. especially his chart of
the river, which Lieut.. M. pronounces "admi
rable"
OF the many fine arms OF the Chesapeake branch
ing off into Virginia, LIEUT. NJ considers York river
the noblest Its being 90 singularly etrairht
and direct a. to give it the appearance of q canal
of boundess capacities. One advantage he saws
1t has over the James, Rappahannock and Potomac.
10 that 1t is without falls beingormed by two It'd
streams while the tide those other streams heads
at falls ia each where such a vast amount of mud
and silt" are deposited as TO interrupt navigation
At Richmond Fredericksburg and Georgetown, he
SAYS at points where some years since, large ives.
sells could lie, there 10 now not enough water to
hoat akiff The Matiapony and Pamunkey which
form the York, even when flooded by the heaviest
rains, for the most part, deposite the mud with
which their upper waters are charged before they
reach the York for II takes this mud he says sew.
eral days after It first meets dewater and begins
to ebb and flow to reach West Point at the head of
the York The two continents are fliing up their
beds 60 or 60 miles above West Point, and their
streams are 30 small, compared with that discharg.
cd BY the Potomac, James, and Rappahannock. that
the York h moro Ike an arm OF the SEA than IN
inland stream. Itstributaries are filling itup abou
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

DRusx.-John King, denizen Of New
York, was picked up Ia the street last Thursday
night, beastiy drunk, and Gagged. Being his nrst
appearance the Mayor discharged him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

Copy of nn Attachment delivered to Messrs. Hub.
bard, Gardner & Carlton, Agents for said Com.
pany:
ITO THE CONSTABLE OF THE CT
n TY OF RICHMOND Where's in the said
city, and before me, James Evans. Justice of the
Peace therefore, Edwin T. James, of the firm Ct
Bacon Bsskerviil. consisting of John l.. Bacon, h.
Z. G. Baskervill, and Edwin T. James, has made
complaint that james Riley is indebted to the said
Bacon l. Baskerville, and that the said James Riley
intends 10 rerneve, or is removing, has removed
his effects out of this State that there will proba
bly, not be therein sufficient effects of the said Jane
Riley, to satisfy the claim OF the said Bacon 4 Bgs
kerviil when judgmenti is obtained therefor. should
only the ordinary process OF law be used to obtain
such judgment; and the said Edwin r. James has
made oath to the truth of the said complaint to the
best of his belief and to ths justice of the said claim
to the amount OF five hundred and ifty-seven dol
lars IS cents ard that the said amount will be paya
bic On the 9th day of January, 1855: Now. there.
FORE this attachment is issued in the name of the
Commonwealth, and you are hereby required to at
tsch the estate of the said James Riley for the said
amount and make return hereof to the xt term of
the Circuit Court for the City of Richmond in which
corporation the said James Riley last resided
Given under my hand and seal, this 5th day of Ja-
u.,. JAMES EVANS. g. s.
10 20-law4wS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

KEmRLE's MNsrRELs.-This company OF
voc.ls,s failed TO arrive last night and Of course
their concert was not given ~ advertised. Iney
win, however. appear to night. Their perform,
ances are said to be quite amusing, and tneir vocal
and instrumental music very good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

Solomon Spry and E. W.
Garner, were Gagged for fighting. On promising
better conduct in future, the Mayor discharged
them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

By order of the Board of Directors, the
Annual Meeting of the HOMESTEAD COMPANY will
be held at their Room. over Buffers Sinous
Bookstore. Immediately after the regular monthly
meeting. SATURDAY, Goth December.
The regular monthly meeting will be held. usual,
at u O'Clock r. M r. B. HEATH,
js19-2t Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

ACCIDENT AND DEArH.-On Friday NOR
ming last a white man named John Hally, was &C.
cidentaly killed on the farm OF Mr. John o. God
din. situated on the New Bridge road In Henrico
county, about three miles from this city, by the
falling OF tree. The deceased was foreigner by
birth, and had no family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

Door. LYNCH, formerly of Lynchburg.)
having been absent from the city tbs past suuusr
rsnews to the people thereof his proposal to paAc
rIcE MEDI.INE
Tr Office at his residences on Clay street near s..
Calls on him win meet with prompt attention.
ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

WE request the particular attention Of
the public to the sale Of that very vsluabie lot ON
Main, between Ist and ID street. adjoining tbs la.
residences OF VIM Fulton, deed. THIS DAY.st
u O'CLOCK (. M. TAYLOR K WILLIAM5
ia W-le Auctioneeu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20

SPECIAL NsrICE.-Larus & ShiDe Invite
the attention Of traders and others TO their al. ~
Horses. Carriages, Ae &C.. THIS MORNING. Al IA
O'Clock. ct the horse lot. Fee advert. rnept
ja 2-1t LAKUS { SHINE Ana.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-20
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Jan. 10.

ARRIVED,
Schr Friendship, Jester, Back River, oysters
Sloop Two Brothers, Jarvis, Horn Harbor, oysters