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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT took place at Nevada Zeal
on the 10th of December, between "Col Ftzseralc
and man nsmed Kelly. The notorious Yankee
sullivan &C ted secoud for Fitzgerald. During the
thiid round. Kelly broke his arm above the wrist
After the eighteenth round Kelly failed 10 come tc
time, and his opponent was accordingly declared tn
victor: Both parties were arrested after the fsht
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

CHURCH BURNT.-The Roger Williams Church, il
Burgess street, Providence, R. L. has been destroy
ed by fire. 1t was valued at Sl9 900, and insured fol
$4,000 ON the building, and $1,000 on the organ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

BRIDGE CARRIED AwAY-The wood work of the
veteran bridge over the ST. Lawrence river, at Mon
nsal, has been carried away by the pressure of the
ice The stone abutments and piers, however, re-
main firm a rock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

KILLED BY PEPPERMINT.-The Killingly (Ct
Tele graph ailudes to the death of person in tn,
eighborhood of that town, by drinking excessivel,
df essence Of peppermint He had been a moderat,
tinker of spirtuous liquor, but his supplies bep
off by the Maine Law, he resorted to peppermint
and it killed him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

OPERATIc DISAPPOINTMENT Owing to the "sud
den Illness of Signor Mario, some two thousand
Philadelphians were griev iously disappointed last
Thursday evening.
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VERDICT IN A RAILROAD CAsE.-In the Supreme
Court of MASSACHUSETTS,, Tuesday, in the case of
Nehemigh II. Stone va. the Boston and Maine Rail-
road for $40 coo damages for injuries from an scci-
dent that road at the time President Perce's son
killed the jury returned verdict for defe ndans
after an hours absence The has occupied nearly
nine days 1t is sain the defendants offered to
settle with plaintiff by paying him Sc, ,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

RIGHT OF PRIMoG ENIrURE.-Thef frat white baby
in Kansas born in Lawrence, November 25lh
and the citizens, by consent of the parents named
the boy Lawrence Carter. and presented him with
first class city lot by unanimous vote.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

The N. o. Delta announces the death of Setl
Barton, distinguished citizen of that city.
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BEVERLEY K. WELLFoRD, JR. Attorney at
Law tlate of Fredericksburg will attend to any
professional business which may be entrusted him
10 the city Ct Richmond.
For the present, he may be found at the office of
Arthur M0Ts0n, Esq, on Governor, facing Capitol
street de S0-Im>
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GEORGE L. Brent, Attorney at Law, and
Commissioner q Deeds, < for Ohio, Kentucky
tennessee, Alabama. Indiana. Florida, Missouri
Michigan, Louisiana, Texas, Wisconsin,, &c. Office
on lIth street, between MaA ana Bank SITS
de ZL-lmS
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HEAR THE WITNESS i-RIGHTEoUs YER
UIcT.-RHEUMATrsm, CoUGH. PAIN IN TIE SIDE,
&c.-Woudertul cure. after SIX years suffering. of
Of the most highly respectable citizens of Ma
ryland. Prejudice and sseptlcism can't stand before
the many cures made By HAMPTON'S VEGETA.
BILE TlNCTURE.
KENDALL GROVE, Montgomery CO Md.
Messrs MORTIMER & MowgRAY:
Gentlemen--in 1874, had what my doctor called
d violent snd combined attack of Chronic Rheuma-
tisIn snd Gout, from which was confined ts my bed
Tor Three months / mad the very pest physicians,
who tTed their various remedies, none Of which gave
me any permanent relief. Not having from
pain day or ight | became much emaciatcd-rny
whole system { Of disease, literally speaking
from the crown OF nay head to the sole of my fe eet-
/ mad TO hobble about-most of the time confued to
the house at times 50 helpless that had to be
sisted to nv bed wss also afflicted with dreadful
cough, great shoTtness Of BREATH throst pal pi
taops Of the heart, and pain in nay SIDE bad that
| could not lay on 1t. My appetite entirely failed
me gave up all hopes of being restored to health
H2sln. / continued thus to suffer on. from 1874 to
1850, period OF six years. At this tIme my daugh-
Ter saw It ieT grsDdmothers, pamphlet. with nu-
uieTuu8 certificates OF cures made by DR.. Hampton's
Vegetable Tiuctpre
knew some of those who certified to cures per.
formed on then selves and friends. was resolved
" give It tria. / informed my doctor of t. He
objected; but my sutieTings great that pro-
cured bottle, and before had taken the whole of
IT, / ie!t much reilef, which encouraged me to per-
severe Alter taking the second bottle, | was better
than toT the past six yesrs-my appetite returned;
cough, pain in the side, shortuess of breath &c
HeaTly all gone | continued using this wonderful
medicine until had taken seven bottles according
% The directions, and | sm happy to say HAMP-
TONS TiECTURE. aud that alone restored me TO
perfect health which has continued up to this time
period OF three years. am in the 65th year of my
sRe weighed Yesterday 238 pounds and | never
ist better N my life. One of my neighbors also
affected, Ike myself, with Rheumatism, &c. He has
also been restored by the Tincture. have heard of
Other c-tes; but satisfied that this Tncture if
tfed, Will speak for itself. Myonly object in descr-
bHR 70 y0u my sufferipgs, and the way | obtained re
lief is to induce the afflicted try this Tincture
which has, under the blessnesof God, done much
foTme Yours, respectfully,
HENRY GATHER.
Cal and geta pamphlet gratis, and cures.
Sold il RicsSnond, by o. A. STRECKER and P Z R.
CELL LADD l. Co, and by all the Druggists in
Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamphlets
gratis. de l9-d&cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

1t is reported that the Dominican government has
rejected the Cazneau treaty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

The carpenters of Washington, at a meeting
held last Thursday evening, adopted a protest
against the employment, by firm ia that city, Of
the convicts Of the District pententiary, and re-
quested the Secretary of the Interior, or the officer
who has the authority. to annu the contract made
with the firm aforesaid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

ERUPTION OF PAUPERs.-The Syracuse Journal
says that on nesday a cargo of $50 paupers was
set off from the in that city. They consisted OF
men. women and children from Baden Baden, and
1t was ascertaiped that they were sent at the
expense of the Government, and arrived in New
York by the Sarah Sands on the 18th of Dec. 1t ia
charged that the New York them for
ward 10 get rid Of them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

Several Of the friends OF Edwin Forrest, In Phil
sdelphia have presented TO him cane, made from
the wood of Independence Hail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

Gen Houston has arrived at Washington. He say
he has not yet resigned his Senatorship.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
By J. A. COwARDIN

Yhs DAILY DTSPATCH Is served 10 subscriber
A sIx AND A QUARTER CENTS Per wEEK, payable
60 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, - year
10 advance. -
.sx and mailed to su bserhers at 81 per annum
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

ALBANY, Jan 4.-in reference to the recent allie q
ed outrage perpetuated upon the rights of the chill
dren at the aims house. by the teachers of the Cath
elic church, committee of the Common Counci
have passed resolutions forbdding the further visit
of teachers of that sect, until ampe apology il
made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

B0OK-KEEplNG-TAe Subscriber will
take charge of two three Sets of Books for the
ensuing year. and will attend 10 JOB Writing Of any
KIND
Having been engaged Accountant and Book.
keeper for many years, the best references be
gwen Persons wishing to confer with me will
please address, through the Post Office,
de ZU-dluT 4. McCANDLISH, JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

SHOOTING AND PRosABLE MuaDER.-Last night,
quiet and inofensivs citizen, of Middle Sound Dis
trict was found on or beside the Topss Plank Road
about two miles and half from town. insensihle
from the effects apparently of shot fired into the
back part Of his head and coming out in front near
about the corner of his jaw. Mr.. Benson has since
remained In the same srate In which he wa fonn6,
tion which 10 exceedingly mysterious. ~ he ID man
against whom IL Il hardly reasonable to suppose that
Journal, Saturday.
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Oh. CHALKLEY. General AGENT y,

0. II. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
lsctor, 18th street. between Main and Cary over the
store Of q. Il PeUke "a heretofore, Hires out Ne
g.oes Rents out Houses aud Collects Claims Of every
description in town and country.
REFERENCES: MessGs <. 4 WoItham Co. VIII
.isns L Brother, Butler { Tinsley J. h Claiborne,
q Peake. J. B Sc.ater aAd Or. w, \. Patterson.
&c I5-dlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

HAIR CuTTIss,-CitiZens and Strangers
Visiting the city wishing to get their Hair cut in the
latest and mos. approved style, would advise them
trance on llth street
n Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had at
al hours Single Bath 25c., or S Tickets for 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

LEECHEs LEECHEs.-The public are
5sFebY Informed, that have just received by Adams
Express lot Of superior Swedish Leeches, which
"''l De applied upon the most reasonable terms;
~ ouha At all hours of the day at the Hair Dressing
oaiooH undeF the American Hotel, and at night on
On between Main and Franklin streets
Hb;-Cnpping and Leeching promptly attended
10, 81 the shortest notice
10 r. C. BOBSON
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uENERAL AGENCY. FOR THE SALE AND
tuECHAsE OF LAEDs.-FRANK g. RUFFIN, Seore-
t,1'gY ne ttTgiatd State agricultural Society," and
~ AZ ~ ST offer their services TO the public az
Tptt'SSEhAL y AGENTS for the sale and purchase OF
States. " ' - NN ~ '''''"
omee-st the Office OF the Virginia State Agricu!-
'irat Socie'y No. us Main street
ohce-sssbove. fe 81,
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PROMOTION FROM THE RANKS-The Ion
don EIpreSS, referring to the recent promo
motion from the ranks in the British army,
says:
1.-The fifth of November will be an eventfuI era
for the future history OF the British army w ith
just of the intelligence and courage of that
grade of soldiers which was once said to fight
under the cold shade OF aristocracy' Her Majesty
has called upon Lord Raglan to recommend one
sergeant from every regiment under his command
to be promoted to a cornetcy ensgncy. When
the recommendation has been confirmed the com.
missions are to date from the fifth of November
Instances have been known OF men lighting their
way, IN the British army, up from the ranks TO a
commission, but never before in such wholesale
fashion. 1t Is the old kingly practice renewed of
creating knights upon the field of victory. This
grace will add to the vaor even of British soldiers
1t Will supply us with officers of sterner stuff than
we have been hitherto accustomed to it will raise
the emulation of the officers more favored of for
tune. The promotion OF these brave men is the
Reform bill of the British Army-it will inevitably
be followed by other equally important ameliora.
tions The effects of this step pot only in the Eng.
lish army but on the English people, are incalcula.
ble II is the greatest victory for the popular cause
that can be won during the war"
AS our own country is so much in the ha bit
of adopting British customs, we hope this
example will not be lost upon her In the
measures now preparing in Washington for
the re-organization of the army, promotion
from the ranks ought to be provided for, so
that the humblest soldier could have the way
open for him by good conduct to the post of
Commander-in in Chief. 1t is shockingly in
consistent with our republican creed that
such is not the case at present. The same
rule should be applied to the Navy There
70 ka n al
to the cabin. The efficiency of both arms of
the service would be infinitely improved by
such change.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08
THE GRAM GIFT ENTERPRTSF

THE GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE.
A FEW more Concert Tickets, emitting
"A each purchaser to aSPLENDID GIFT las emu.
merated in former sdvertisement,) can vet bs had
at the Office under the Exchange Hotel, next door
which embrace a valuable House and Lot handsome
Carriage. costly Furniture splendid Jewelry, sc ,
&c, can be seen at the offices of the Bulletin and
Penny Post. no 7-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08
MS. IT. WYNNE has removed

REMOVAL.-CHs. II. WYNNE has removed
bis STEAM POWER PRINTING HOUSE to
the spacious building, corner of Main and l4th sts
rJobn n Gordop's corner,"t wher. he is now pre-
pared. with NEW PRESSES, NEW STEAM ENGINE of
Increased power, NEW TYPE, ORNAMENTS, &c and
the FEsT woRKMEN, to his friends and the pub
Hc in the best style, most accommodating teI ms
LANES II. WALFORD, Superintendent.
4 fSg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

EASILY ACCOUNTED FoR.--"I say, milkman, you
give your cows too much salt! " Why-how sol
How do you know how much salt give themG"-
~ Judge from the appearance of the milk you bring
us lately You say that salt makes the cows dry,
and then they drink much water, aud that makes
their milk thin, you knowl" .'Oh, yes, we'll
shouldn't wonder II that the cause
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN Sps
INHE subscriber takespleasure in announ.
a = cling to the public that his FLAMING and SAW
MILL is now in complete order. IafT7S
Having recently incurred expense ofseversl hnn-
dred dollars In refttng and perfecting his Machinery
tor Flaming, Saving, aud Ton gueng and Growing a1
kinds of Boards and Plank. hs is now enabled to ex-
ecute superior work, st greatly reduced prices
call from those in want Re- espectfully solicited
de- 9-ts WILLIAM FORREa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-08

The POI ulA lon OF London increases at the aver
sge rate OF $1,000 souls year.
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DECAY OF AEO1lTIoNIsM.-Under this head
the n, Y. Herald notices the curtailment in
size of the n. Y. Times and n. y. Tribune,
the two devoted organs of VIM II Seward.
The hard times have proved too much for
abolitionsm, 1t is shaky in the legs, as well
as corrupt at the core, and can never stand
up to a pressure Of any kind.
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REturIrUL AND LIFE.IIkE DAcuER,

BEAUTIFUL AND LIFELINE DAGUERREo-
TlrES-If any of our readers ere 80 unfortunate as
not 20 have their likenrsses taken by SIMONS we
say ali such, procrss'inate longer: but secure
immediately one of his rich ivory toned Daguerreo-
rypes SiMONS attends personally at his rooms, ISL
Nam street in 5
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

|" The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCf
Richmond combined. F-p
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FLKrcHER's HAIR Tone excels every
,n3ns iof beautitying and improving the hair No
- 4u'te SUFFICIENT TO shew its good effect The great
Soess OF the Tonic has brought up host of imits-
- VINO know as much about the treatment of the
ance. ~ ~ A'''Shioi ahu annoy
on 1sons @ wishing the original and genuine article,
'9D 0e supplied by the manufacturer.
JOHN JOHNSON,
de IS n4.L I1a! .s iesslhs saloon,
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h | c b NJ O ND, VA,
MONDAY MoRNINa. IANnARy = 1aa
IMPORTANT SrATEMENr.-The following is
from late speech of Lord John Russell

My beiet 10 that, although not cor tanned In the II
eral terms Of the treaty Au.tr. will ud that "a we do
not propose to diminish the territory OF Russia as
propose TO leave her great aud powerful State and
to demand only securities which are as for
Austria as they for France and Ed gland unless
Russia shai consent to such fair and moderate ters
IS it viii be Our duty to propose whenever minis
ter of the Emperor sha declare he ID dire cted t. en-
ter into nesotiatlonsi-f say, these terms not
acsepted oy the Emperor oil Russia, anticipate that
we shall have, before the opening Of the next cam
paign, the alliance Of Austria with the ofen-
siVs and defensive.
England then does lot propose to diminish
the territory OF Russia. The reader will be
struck with this declaration. 1t is something
new. We had heard all along from English
sources. that the territory Of Russia was to he
diminished This is part Of the price to be
paid tor the Austrian accession. No hope
for Poland, then And the Crimea is not to
be retained! Sebastopol is still to be left in
the hands OF Russia, dismantled and demol
ished, possibly, but capable of being rebuilt
and made as formidable as ever What an
idle and barren waste of blood and treasure
has been this senseless Eastern war.
SNoBBlsM ExTRAoRDINARY.-We clip the
following from the advertising columns of
the n. y Herald:
BOARDING AND LODGING.-BoARD MAY sE
hAD IL A GENTLEMANs private family, of refinement
and position in his irst-cass four story brown
stone house. situated IL St. Marks place. with all
IhooeIh improvements, and furnished in splendid
styLe with an excellent table, dinner at 5. O'Clock
I9r gentleman and lady, or Two ladies' gem
teuen OF the hTs respectabiity and in independent
circumstances. None but ose who would appre-
cate position and good liGog nesd apply. The
qAexceptiopable differences exchanged Address
Lex, Herald Office.
The first and last lines of the above adver-
tsement would have been all sufficient, for
an ordinary boarding house keeper, but this
ls none of your common folk He is gem
tleman of refinement He is gentleman OF
position! He lives III his own tour Story
6ro'7n stone AouSe! Ye gods 1t is situated
in ~. Marks place The gentleman or lady
who would board with him must be Of the
first respectudlHy in indepeudent c5rcun4-
Stances and, moreover, need not apply unless
they can appreciate position, style and good
HciHS!
What a blessing it must be to secure the
hospitalities Of such an establishment We
wonder that the proprietor consents to take
boarders at all Only think of a gentleman
of positton being reduced to such straits 1t
is melancholy Wonder what his position
is! Duke, Earl or Baron? We think that
three words would give as comprehensive
a Jew of his condition as the whole of his
SnobbiSh vertiSemept-Pride Puppyism.
Poverty.
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AAHUs d SHINE, AuctlOneers and Com
ns'I9n s nn Merchants, will attend to sales of Real
eisohai Estate, stock sales of Dry Goods Gro.
Is boots and Shoes, House Furniture &c &c
". l0-ts yAMEsE SHLSE p q I.nHs
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BOARDING.

M No. MACON Is prepared to receive .
- few Day Bosrders ii her ressden.. - -.
street ore door below the Richmond ioss.o. ~ noss
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LII y N AS w. KEESEE,
o4....,. AUCTIOREER,
WilI.t.'~ ee with GEO. j SUMNER, No. 20 Pearl st.,
s.Ieud 10 the sale of REAL ESTATE, and eve.
''eScfpn0n OF MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE.
N-ts 'iA o@E' @e-
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DRIME N r. RUM--5O Bbls. landing
i and fos ssls By JOHN II. CLAIBORNE. !
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a SIN AL l. II OU6E ANDaLOf
ED rOR NEGRO PR0pERTY.-Any peseon hav-
ins !. likely yeups Mar and Female He1ses &essaaI
from Is Is 8 years 81 aee. who s dttisouo ~ mehipa
ssch = sxehsnas, viii psasp eell On ~ eeeseaeefss
hAEs p. Ektf9I4
dsx General Agent ~ cem- ueiSkents
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Call and get pamphlet gratis, and see cures.
Sold II RickSnond, by o. A. STRECKER and PU R.
CELL LADD CO., and by all the Druggists in
Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get Pamphlets
gratis. de l0-d&cts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-08

willing to exchange the Iri>h and the Germans Of
New York for the free negroes of Virginia "a dec.
laration which Gov. Saith of Virginia, (now a
representative in Congress from that State} has
peatsdly offered to prove Any party, any ides,
any expedient, any desperate nance ivre, will be
accepted; any opinion deserted but thatcf abolition,
the moment Mr. Seward sees there il chance to
break the Democratic party
Besides, Know-Nothingism is the evauescent exl
halation Of the day and the hour So soon as the
country that it cannot affect the right of suf
frsge to future adopted citizens by repeating The
naturalization laws, so soon as the Democr ats in
the secret order are convinced that they are over
ruled by abolitionsts and Wings, and called upon
to vote all important Offices to WORKOUT party
hacks; SO soon the increase in persecated church
is seen to be the result of the present religious pro-
scription it will pass away and be forgotten Bet
the abolitonsts it has elected to Congress lOm remain,
and ". IL Se,oard aoM be publicly hailed as tier
leader and their Champion In a word abolitionism
will not die when Know-Nothiugism is extinct; hut
it will remain liz the field master of the machinery
it has combined to use SO recklessly and triumph
antly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-08
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR sAIg.

THE undersigned offers his valuable Farm, situated in
Z Coffee County, three miles from Pelham. and six
miles iron lsboro the road from Nashville 10 Chat
tanoog and about three hundei yards from the Pleasant
Paius Male aud Female institute and contains about four
hundred and twenty Said farm has been long
esteemed ore Of the best in the county, and located
in healthy secnh entirely exempt from the visitation OF
oil malignant diseases here about two hundred and
and in hi eh stale cultivation There two comfort
able dwelling houses, commodous barn, stables. with
comfortable negro houses In short it IS well improved
Said farm has rs fertile and productive SOIL adnlra-
bly, adapted 10 the cultivation Of grass clover and small
grain &c and be made Of the best STOCK farms in
Middle Tennessee a suicency OF water at every
necess ry point
Possession be had at any Tine Persons DESTROYS
of purchasing, respectfully invited to examine the
premises and learn Of the subscriber the particulars as to
The term &c ffsbsvtf) p. H. PRICE.