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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12

TrENs FOR THE LADlEs.-Lady readers, will
the following hints be useful Britannia
should he first rubbed gently with woollen
cloth and sweet oil, then washed in warm
suls, and rubbed with soft leather and
whiting. Thus treated, it will retain it's
beauty to the last. New iron should be
gradually heated at first after it has become
Injured with the heat it is not likely to crack
1t is u good plan to put new earthenware into
water, and let it heat gradually until it
b0is-then cool again. Brown earthenware,
particularly may be toughened in this way.
\ handful Of wheat or rye bran, thrown in
while boiling, will preserve the glazing, 50
that it will not be destroyed by acid or salt.
Clean n brass kettle, before using it for cook
ing, with salt and vinegar, The oftener car
pets are shaken, the longer they will wear,
The dirt that collects under them grinds out
the threads. If you wish to preserve fine
tooth, always clean them thoroughly after
ypp have eaten your last meal at night.
" oollen should be washed in very hot suds
and not rinsed. Lukewarm water shrinks
woolcn goods. Never allow ashes to be
taken up in wood, or put into wood Away,
have your matches and lamp ready for use in
case Of sudden alarm Have important paper,
all together, where you can lay your hand.
on them At once in case of FIRE. 20 not wraI
knives and forks in woollens. Wrap them il
good strong paper, Steel is injured by lying
in woollcns. Old bresd may be made almost
as good as new by dipping the loaf in cold
water, then putting it in the oven after tn,
bread is drawn, or stove, and let it heat
through. lsinglass is most delicate starch
for fine muslins. When boiling common
starch, sprinkle in little fine salt il viii
prevent its sticking Some use sugar.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12

lived seven years after that, and they called
her the India Rubber Woman She had
suffered terribly with the rheumatism, but
after this occurrence never had pain in her
bones. The dentist kept them in q glass
case. After this, the machine was sold to
the contractor Of the Boston Custom House,
and it was found that child three years of
age could, bya single turn OF the scrsw, raise
a stone weighing twenty.three tons. Smaller
ones were made on the same principle, and sold
to the keepers Of hotels and restaurants. They
were used for boning turkeys. There is no
moral to this story whatever, and it is posi-
bic that the circumstances may have become
slightly exaggerated, OF course, there can
be no doubt of the truth of the main incl
dents.
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NEW SERIES, VOL. 10, NO. Is.

procession moved, and nfter marching through
several Of the principal streets to Gnderendenc'
square the brothers listened to mn oration in praise
Of Masonry, and performed the ceremonies OF dedi'
cation, after which they resumed their line of
march made n second circuit, md passed through
the Hall. It may be consoling To some ladies Of tho
old regime in your eoodly town to Learn, that al
though n man NAV, in these degenerate tirnHs. hs
married in almost any garment tNnt sn't. h'' tn'to
m mason, although free and accented could he nd.
mitcl to place in thai procession. unless weaving
Jl7ck dr.'. cont, Uaek vest. N1ck indcscrihNb'"'
biaet hat. ji7ek crava,, and white Kid gloves. Tho
on'v rcgalin worn, were hluo scarf fastened by a
silver stnr, and plain whit, apron. The process
sion marched in double flc was nhout m hour in
nassinr given point and contained about four
Thousand M1sons.
t.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12
AHrcporE or CHEF JrsrrcE PAR.oy.

ASrcpo1E or CHEF JUsTIoE PARsov. 1t
is related of Thcophilus Parsons, that while
he was member of the convention which
voted upon the acceptance of the constitu-
tiop Of the United States, he made convert
Of puritarical clergyman who held a seat
in the convention, and was opposed to the
adoption Of tho constitution. This minister
said there was no presiding angel Mt the for
nation of the instrument; it could not be
good for the name of God was not in it Par
son, instantly replied, that such an argument
would 90 too far-so far ms TO destroy the
authority of one of those books in the Bible
which were held canonical, for one Of the
books of the Old Testament had not the name
of God in it. The astonishcd clergyman said. +.
if such book could he shown his scruples
would certainly he shaken but he asserted
that no such book could ho found. llo was
requested to read the book Of Esther and
in truth the name of God could not be found
in it, directly, or by any appellation.-Bo,.
ton Transcript, September Il.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12

Prices for Advertising in Weekly.
0nc square, 10 lines less in mnon solid,
three insertions, 81 10
Each insertion after the third, lets. per line.
Legal notices ten cents line, more or less. for
three weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares or
more with privilege of change, at n fair discount
IF The privilege of yearly advertisers Is limited
TO their own immediate business, in their own name
and all advertisements for the benefit of other per-
SON. as we'll as legal advertisements and ADVERTISE
ments of auction saes, and Advertisements with the
name Of other persons, sent in by them, must be
paid for at the usual rates.
No report, resolutions proceedings of any cor
poration, society, association public meeting and
ne communication designed to call attention to any
matter Of limited or individual interest can be in
serted, unless paid for q. an advertisement.
No advertisement can be inserted gratuitously for
charitable other societies, public institutions or
companies.
Contracts for yearly advertising will not be dis
continued unless order to that effect is left at the
ONCE, and when discontinued in less than year, the
syies Of a whole psar will be ehdrR,d.
eYT Tho FREE Pres. may be obtained in California
Of CHARLEsP. KiHBALL, Noisy Carriers" San
Francisco.
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Anor BES ApnCM (mdy his trJe ircrs1se'O
Awukc one night from deep dream # peace,
And saw within the moonlight of his room,
Ma ing it rich and like a lilly bloom,
An Angel writing in book VI gold.
Exceeding peace had made Ben Adhcm bold,
And to the presence in the room, he said,
"What writcst thou - The vision raised its head q,
And with lock- made of all sweet accord
Answered. d" l,. niu"s uitho>u who love the fnri''
"Aui Is mine one ;" asked Abvu--'' Nay, MT So -
Replied the angel. Abou spoke more low,
But Chccry still, and said--''l play thee then,
Ma. ~c d, oachlt lpcs is fcHic MN"
The angel wrote and vanished. The next night
It lnc again with great wlkcunc light,
And flowed the names whom love OF God hal blost:
And 10. BtN ApnEu's NAME LID ALI TN INST!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12

MAuNo LETTERS IN THE MAIL CARs.-The
practice of mailing letters in the mail cars
along tho mail routes, instead of at post off,
ces, has become SO very prevalent that by an
order from the Post Office Department, route
agents arc expected to put an end to the in
discriminate reception Of letters in the cars
in the manner now so frequently and improp-
erly practised, 10Y closing the opening in their
resPcrhrc cars through which letters are de-
posted, and by receiring and mailing such
only as cannot conren'ently be mailed al the
Post Office
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-10-12

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NANNY o' N'N'' I''rs''. "'''' 'o'''-''H
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slab might he sawed ta1arlo'' ~ thN eanN
time
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Pnstd at No. College Street, Burlington, ".
GEO, W. & G. G.. BENEDICT,
EDIroRs AM rnornlrroRs.


Toy Village subscritrrs, supplied by the ~
Carrier, nu
II paid strictly in advance, w
For Mail Subscribers and those who take IT
at the Office, w
II paid ,t,ic,lu in advance 30
Who pay not in advance but before SIX months -
After six months, 90
Interest chargeable after the years end.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

n 1t is an old saying that people who
deal In fiction, should have good memories.
The Philadelphia correspondent Of the New
York Tribune, could not have borne this in
mind when, In bis letter Of june ~, he said
1.-THE South In the Convention, are down on
their knees. asking for compromise. p for.
getting that be had said only few sentences
before: The debate on slavery has ragged ali
- say Win great yshemence. On the part Of
b ~ .oath has been conducted with much
'saflessness and power"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18
MARKETING The greatest ANNOYANCE to

which our people are subjected. is that caused BY
the continual speculatiors in all the sssries of
life, by men who seek that method Of making mo.
ney. At the markets the greater portion of poultry
these spectators at sxhorbitant prices they hsvip
purchased them of the producers after getting Into
the city We know that there ordinances against
"hucksteiinR y hich If enforced, would prove in
valuable to the people, but hs clerks of the mar.
kets not ubiquitous and cannot all that takes
place, they unable to detect one case out of one
hundred of buying to sell again. aud therefore the
ordinance Is almost dead letter. But the people
themselves have the remedy in their own hands
against these abuses. If they choose to exercise it.
aud we therefore ADVISE them to do Let each one
resolve to pay no more than fair prics for whatever
he wants. and II he cannot get it at that then do
without it, To submit the impositious daiiv prac-
ticed Is but to ancours their contnuar CO. To take
firm and decided stand against them 10 to put them
down. Let the public choose between the two.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18
WA,ano-Tha M,nehe,ter firemen h,d

VA1nhN0s- 10 11uuGhcStof HIOtucu uou
q /" waahins' lest Saturday afternoon Ia which the
Phontx boys Of this city participated BY invita o..
About four o'clock ID The afternoons, No. 3 compa.
ny. preceded by the Cornet Band. marched across
Msyos bridge. where they were met BY their
brother iremeu OF Manchester and escorted to Tai.
ieferos MILL the place selected for trying the supe-
riority OF their various engines. After fully testisg
the powers Of each. No. 3 was declared to have
thrown the highest stream though ell of them
threw remark sbly well. The line of march was
then taken up, and the Manchester boys were es'
cortius their Richmond friends mp Main stree,
where refreshments and an excellent supper had
been provided for all when the naws reached them
that Shockoe Warehouse was on FIRE. OF course
the Phdeoix boys instantly put about for home,
followed by their Manchester friends, and In very
short time. they were at the scene OF destruction,
doing noble service
After the fire was exlinguished, and all the 1re'
men had partaken Of Refreshments at the Co lum-
bian Hotel, the Manchester company, with their
guests, the members of No. 3, returned to the
Southside where an excellent supper and other
refreshments awaited them. We were deprived
Of the pleasure of being present on the occasion,
but understand the entertainment was an excellent
one, and that the remainder of the evening was
spent In the most agreeable manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

AMERICAN HOFEL-0 wsfsyer wHn
e q Anoi1 E1,W cs.st fhiIA4E " Hsytes
Ho.s.s ssss s cs.:a.sas@ ss
Henry. Tls;J w Bspsstt WsdsSbsso: Wcu,ss,.
Ds q Tsasss. 6sensa;E Druassoae 6ssss~is1: Il
wsct isSy ,,, sod seSshss5s Ne Es.sns.. ss,..
Chsr'yiils; Csssis sbsu. 1s.s; 8 y Ksst 8
Woolson. Bsctins hsm; C McKinaey. Eyse6bs,s
DC ncCsmueron and LADY Rhiiads; a wilisns
ST. CHARLES HoTEL-Hr wslser. \ L.u.
ner pr Powell: Vs. h Notsisshsu, Morthsmptoa;
Tslisfsrro H:aoysr; 8 Morris AIb; Mr. Bfassa,
sassoa ssS not Gs:, cs.a.
Walden. chss City; VI 4 T.li.fsrro. Kiss Wn: c
4 4.sst vT Mu1l. w as s: Ten, e.
Bargrove, Nelson: \ Moody, Il q StyI, A Drum.
mo.d vs KYLE, Bait.
tum Va; Fl Fl Kelly. Esnsemops; 4 Harrsil 4 r
: z Rsuf, Belt; Tun.s.n MIG: = q fr.dv.,
Towns, ri.tsylxs: N " Mseesar. Il coII.s.e: co g
Msssis. do: Winters. Ruekin CHAM: c shi.ids
LysehbnrG Martin; H.lifax; |. G Freeman. VI
paonds. Va; II Minitrss. Havans; II snblett and
SOP. Powhsssn; 8 Broots. Che.tsr6eld; J Brovn'
RI Miss wiiIisuson Miss De Jsrnstt, Mss.sr Wi.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-A Nettleton. Lynchburr
8 2 Csush, Bait; w Williams NcrfolL; r GaS
lady, Spottsy1vapia; L w Carter, Va; q Dsvids,p.
Phila J w Scott and lady. Texas; w Lcekstt Ga:
9 Rive. end lady. Blunswict; Miss Merritt, Jas
Ross DO; J Il Rivss. Richmond; II Brooks ana
family. Mis-; Wauah. Wiiksboro, N C; Jas Bssf
Ny; Bailey. do; z 8 Pollard, K VIM eo w b
Reynolds No,folh; N 3 Reynolds. do: Z Bsnss Bali;
J L Nichols. Bedford; w q Noble. Miss A L Noble
n w Noble Miss L 9 Hit. New Yorh: Farnham,
z A Pollsd. c,iifornis; b Kirkland. Bali; @ u
Butts, Y: Chaplin. do: 81 COPELAND. Ohio; W
Nerthampton = n Poindsxtsr. Henrieo; ii
Clarke. Richmond; J Warren. Henrieo: w Terrell
Coleman, Halifax, Va; Thos MeCislland, lady snd 5
children. Chs,absrsburs, Pa; T Lasksr, Phiis;
6.sDaors, NY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18
AMONG the pleasure excursions ma,

AMUNG LH0 pItdSGr6 EXCURSIONS mhu6
from here in summer, mono are more agreeable and
lat the same time healthful than those by W ater-
Could not these bs arranged consult the
of parents, whose children require occasional
hsnee of air. but whose occupations do not permit
them to leave the city for any length of time. A
single days recreation of this kind 10 often of great
service to health. We throw out the suggestion in
tina hope that soma OF our steamboat friends will
take It up. and see il something ean'r be done occa
ii ,nally in this way for the Juveniles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18
EXCURSION Fayette Artillery will

make excursion to Slash Cottage this sfternoop
where they intend setting off large number OF
beautiful fireworks, for the amusement of their
best music to be had, and have made the NECESSARY
arrange nents for dancing and refreshments from
all we learn the artillery intend making this
trip If real enjoyment to all, and we therefore
advise our young readers to tickets and at
tend them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

STORM.-Our city was visited by a severe
rain storm yesterday afternoon. abcut O'Clock &C.
companied by heavy winds, which uprooted trees,
prostra'ed fences tore down the telegraph wire on
l7eh street, washed off piles of lumber and flooded
the streets with water. lit Gid injure the VIII
other crcps have suffered but little from it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

MISUNDERSTANDING af :ernoon during
tbs storm, Mr.. P. Crews horse. attached to stan
hope. took fright and ran down Broad street Fear
ing bis inability to control him, Mr., C. rua him
against house, shatteIng he vehicle and break
ths harness. but doing no ether injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18
ESCAPE AND REoApruRE OF CosvIor.-

ESCAPE AND hECAPTURE OF CONvIcT.-
Last Saturday morning, free egro, named Edward
years for stealing, was taken to the Governors
Kitchen to do some whitewsshing, where he man.
eyed to rig himself out In a suit of Clothes owned
by q servant of the Governor, and escape from the
gardner. under whose charge he had been given -
Information was Immediately given, Of his escape,
Capt Wilkinson the fugitive and arrested
him Leo 10 now serving bis second term in prison
q stealing. and when his time 10 out, which will be
four years hence, be will have FIVE years additional
confinement added to his sentence for second con.
victiop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

HARD LODGING.-The watchmen found
John Steward booty and asleep 10 a door last FRI
day night and, a. was their duty, took him to the
cage Saturday morning be talked 30 slick to the
Mayor, and made so many fair promises relative
TO bic future abstemiousness, that he was turned
loose on the community to get tight again, If he felt
disposed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

STATE IEsuRANoE.-AlI the Tobacco 10
shockos Warehouse, IL insured by the State. conse
qusntlg the owners lose nothing by thu late fire -
Two hogshsadsl Only were rlishtly burned-sbout
go others we're partially damaged by water OF
course the State will ascertain the damage and foot
the bill at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

MORE FIREs.-On Saturday evening last,
the roof Of tbs Messrs Gwathmey's lumber house,
and bundle of Cid clothes in the back porch Of the
hi:hnond Hou:s, ware set on fire by burning fsg'
but were aiscogeysd In time to prevent serious dam
aga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

PHGsix SURGEoN-No. 8 Company, at
their last mseting. elected Dr. r. W. Hancock, Sur
geon. DR. H is now Surgeon of two of the mo.t pop
nlsr volunteer organic atoms in this city-the Young
Guard and Phgaox Fire Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

ADVICE GRATIs.-At this season Of the year, every
family sbs u'd provide themselves with Bottle Of
the DIARRHGA KILLER prepared ~ BENNETT 4
BeEas Druggists. A single dose instantly rel eyes
Sunmer compliant. IL hes been in are over 5 years
In this city and the succe .sfui article used
10 the Cholera Seasons IL he had Of them ct the
moderate pIiee of So cts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

New SuITs Nelson, slave, in the ser :
vice of Mr.. C. P Word was convicted before the
Mayor last Saturday. of stealing clothing from
Adams & Co.'S Express office, on Friday, and or
dered a new suit, to consist of thirty stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

SENT BELow-James Schmidt became
uproarious 10 the atreet Fdey night, to the annoy.
ance OF quiet people. seeing which, the Charles
joined his company and bore him to the cage Wben
brought before the Mayor, he was required to give
bail for his future coed behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

E Carrying PIsroLs-Bowling, slave to
H L Kent was ordere thirty lashes hy the M.vor
for having in his possession pistol This il the
gro that shot his fellow servant Ralph OF the lot
inst The shooting part of the scrspe Will be dis.
posed Of hereafter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

ORDERED OFF.-JOhn Barnham, a peni :
Tertiary graduate, was brought before the Msvor.
and ordered to leave hs city before Tuesday morn.
ing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18
No Homr Thomas g Morris

No HOME Thomas s. A. Morris, q
small boy taken to the cage last Friday night
because he had no where to atay. He says he il an
orphan boy-that his mother died when hs was
th.t he lives in Amelia county and that his bro her
John brought him here few days sgo and L. # him
He further states that he came here on the DanvIe
cars. and that the nearest depot to his fathers late
residence Is "Wyonoke." The Mayor has had him
taken care Of until the truth fslsy of his story
can be ascertained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

ACCEPTABLE TRFAr.-After the fire last
Saturday night, Mr.. Porter. The proprietor Of the
Columbian Hotel, invited the fremen to his admira.
past.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18
rnw spucrAL NOTICED.

Arrxnr,or.-Special attention il called
- =. ..isof valuable store ana Dwelling % Main
street. eecupIed By Mr.. y.hn Wright 70 take pace
This Dsy At O'Clock r NJ.
j,18-1t 0OUDIN Ah Ano0is.
Norros.-In consequence Of the damage
he Ara 10 shockos wsrehou on the evening OF the
I6th Inst no Tobseco be received Tor tsv oevs
Due notice will be given when We are prepares iof
'u'''' SHEPPARD L WILLIAMSON.
10 Is-1t Inspectors shocsoe Warehouse
Mutual BUILDING FuND AND LOAN CON-
pANY.-Au adjourned Meeting Of this Company will
be held THIS (NONDAY) EVENING, 18th inst.
at o. elock, when the funds In hsad Will be loaned
jsl s-lt By order. A. 2. BUkh, ssSy-
WE call particular attention to the sale
of that beautiful Farm the Osborne's Turnpike.
miles from the city. It 10 admirably adapted for
ssrdsuug purposes. aud its proximity to the city,
jas TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucss'
AUCTION NoTIcE.-LARUs & SHINE asks
the attention of Grocs and the city trade in gene.
raj TO their stock sale Of 0rocsres and Ship Chand
lery THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, at the Warehouse
of Messrs Geo Merriam Co.. on the corner Of Dock
and 18th SITS, they having dissolved partns rship -
See advertisement Je l8-lt
CABINET SIZE DAGUKRREOTYPEs.-SI-
MONS il making quite large number of these large
likenesses We don't wonder at 1t, for they are re-
aiv beautiful and far superior to the smaller daguer.
reotypes to Keep - kenesses of ones friend What
child would not give double the price SIMoNs
charges for these pctures to have one OF departed
parent je16
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

PuNIsHED.-George, slave, employed
At the Public Warehouse was found guilty OF adins
bis fellow servant, Carter In concesling $50 etc
from his employers and ordered to be 5ggsd to the
extent of the law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

FINED Hatcher and Webster were
fined IS for permitting their servant. Tom Brsxton
TO drive his team faster than walk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

LOCKED UP.-Emiline Slaughter, a free
woman, had no register, and was sent to prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

MARINE NEWS.
roI1 OF RICHMOND, june IS.

ARRIVED,
sshr MARY Adsine, jenkins New York, nsz Elan.
again. Stokes j. Co -
& BrummelI.
sshr Ambition, Rotten, Baltimore, w. D. Golquitt
quit Co.
Sehr Wln. Wright, Rossrs. New York. hay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18
DIED,

DIED,
On Sunday. 18th inst ct half past o,coek A. n =.
RICHARD, infant sou Of Richard and Catherine G..
Moore. in ths l2th npnth Of Lii age.
fbe friends and acqusintAEess OF the family are
respectfully rsqueste1 attend bis funeral ~ 1yca-
more Church. 70 day the 18th inst at O'Clock r.
without farther inyitstion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

CAUSE OF THE FIRE.-Messrs Turner &
Traylor, in whose shop the fire on 18th street wal
there had boon fire in that portion of the build
ing that day, az both of them had been there con
SANITY until 1t was closed for the evening Mr. Tray
lor thioks The fire must have been communicated
less than twenty minutes after he left the
The pton therefore, is, that 1t the wori
OF an incsndiary. MIR. Traylor having been burned
out two or three times befois.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-18

NOTICE All persons indebted to the
~ subscriber, either by bond open account
pior to this LIST April last hereby informed that
longer indulgence cannot be given, he IL compe,.
cd TO close his old innvdual business previous to
his co.pai tnership. w. w. BAILEY,
i'll