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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

paign Of lsl2 and Norfolk with company fr "a
Virginia. I west
Near sle the i3th inst, WILLIAM infant an, .
eli1 If James and I.nry Corhin anu only
IA Iinsylsane county, on tho sh inst, BERRY II W,,,.
Ia the 10Th year If his age.t NLhfR
Near Chapel Hill. Texas on the I'D nit Mr. BFvt,v,,
EY in the 3oh year Of his He native If ~ / tk
and lad resided in Texas eight years. '"tiula
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

NJ when SIX months Did, was taken with swell
ing in which grew larger and larRef till when SIX
YEAR had great iftIlig swallowing her food Nv
or night watch kept fearing She would snhoeaie The
best attended her but could relief took her
10 the most doctors in the East they said there
no help her but ontgrow It, With sad heart returned
home her when she became much worse that the doe
tors be called again. they decided that the tonsils
of the only means Of giving relief My vie
sand this aud she determined to Lin
leni which gave relief the very first application, and by
continued She entirely recovered She is now ten years
old andhealthy could be desired Your Inimcnt
best IN for sprain bruises cuts burns head
ache aud II will the most severe pain IN few
minutes II also cured eaked udder in IN few days
pEoRIt, Mareh 20th. ls19. OEONNE FORD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

E.NOR RENT-A HOUSE on the hill suitablc Tor %
n small family. Rent moderate and possession given i!.T
the first day of October Apply [eAA
sep 27.MSThs l. w LAMBETH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.


ratad medicine skfu composed is OF the most healing
b4lsaHs penetrating oils fall TO almost
could be alleViaed by external remedy Its
s1pariarfY all ininents proven by the mraeu
s performs and by the and constantly lereas
ar demand There have been sold within the past year more
MILLIONS or BOTTLES, and there can be bntfew
erson found upon the highest praise Ion
possesses Nothing perhaps since the ere
ton Of has successful external remedy
fr III nervous diseases wonderful curative When
applied simultaneously dusts itself through the whole
system soothing ala wing the most intense
palns ereangn most delightful sensation Read tue ol
remarkable which be Rtested TO by hundreds
whole rrcnIIs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

61'OR RENT GER sAAE.-I

n -. - VIZ ~ HIf.-I u.srV 10 s0II ~ %
rht me NOT Sc in which now reside. II is stun a.
Tea TIE extremity of Church street in "a fine ncglor
Ao2 a for further particulars apply ,.,p
sep 26-d3w JNO w E. RUCKNLh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

I6 or FAMILY PHYsIcrhis is the best, cheapest, and
m4st efficient Caharte offered the public II is
msteess thereby avoiding the uauseang effect Of Pills,
oil SIENNA A. and produces gripping other painful
satiaHs Unlike all other purgayes searches the botto
If the disease thoroughly eeansos the stomach and leaves the
bowels entirely free from costveness. No family should be
without it. Chilron drink ii readily and without forcing and
no medicine is highly recommended by the medical fac
ulty.
Give trial and then judge for yourselves 1t bo had
wholesale and retail at DR. Nrghts Principal Depot 100
Broadway, y Y; Purcell, Lad Co.'S, Richmond; Strother
y Nhlteheads j. IL Thompson " Cos, Lynchhurg; and at
the principal Drug stores throughout the State.
Dr. Wright will pay ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
discovery almNure other than purely vegetable his
Liquid Cathartic Vegetable Family Ply sic by auay
chemical process. lily
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

NE" hoco@ofiVE-Fhe Orange and Alexandra Railroad
company have just placed Their splendid nov, -
called the Albemare, compliment that fine old yirgi
''Shi'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

CURIOUS DISCLOSURES foreign correspond
dent of the New York Evening Post furnishes
some interesting incidents ofthe quarrel now in
progress between the Pope ana his refractory
"subject," the -Spaniards We quote:
Among the curious things which this. quarrel
has brought to light, is document showing the
sums annually spent at Rome by Spanish sub
jectS for the purchase of indulgences. These
sire obtained through the Spanish Embassy; an
exact register is kept, and there can be no donbt
OF the authenticity of the list. | will remark
mere that the ambassador receives fee upon
these indugences, So that his commissions have
rendered Rome the most lucrative diplomatic
pos' ni pam Don Calderon de la Baren, was.
It Is said seducedfrom his agreeable re.nnse ,t
Washington hy the promise of this post as the re-
waro OF his temporary abors as Minister of For
You Will find this curious list in your Madrid pa
pers Byit,itappears that the permission to have
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

y JORDAN BAKER esd Promising lawyer and most est
mable young gentlemen of Coyington, died last week
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

THF HoRS Bud-The horn bug is committing rqyaoas in
the tobacco crop ia DinwIie and Prince Edward The ns
are said to be very much injured We hear complaints
from other counties
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

WESTWARD 10 Large numbers of wagons laden with
The merchandise of emgrants, says the LosbrQ Era have
eh passing through this place. for several weeks past for the
West We understand the emigration westward thi f =
very great
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

4 correspondence Of the Tribune. writing from
Nottingham, England, says: Il have seen Bal
ley the author of Festus, His father IS proprie-
tproi the Nottingham Mercury and tie editori
al department rests with him. He is a thick set
sort of man; of II stature below the middle
>iz' complexion dark, and in years about eight
and thirty. His phisognomy wouldbe clawnsh
ia expression, if his eyes did not redeem his 9th
or features. He spoke OF 'Feslur aud of is
fame in America, Of whiohhe seems very proud.
In England it has only reached its third edition,
while eight OK nine have been published in the
United States"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

CITIZEN or MONROE observation-disclosures been received
OF the death of j. Houclns, of Monroe county, who died IF
cholera in Fayette county few days since.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

FOR NORFOLK AND PoRTsMouTH.-Abner clop,on Diyis
ion Sons of Temperance of this place their last meeting
made appropriation of fifty dollars be the
ard Norfolk half of the money appro
prited relief of the from yellow
city other half be handed the proper
tiles Portsmouth, for their relief We hope of
other Divisions doing likewise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER 81 KANAWHA Go.
RICHMOND. September 25th 1850 ,
FENlE twenty first annual meeting of the Stockholders OF
James River and kanawha Company will be held attic
ONCE of the Company, in this city Monday, the U
Der next.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
MM 7 MI, NFOED Sncr,-r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

WhicHIs WHICH The New York Herald =,
still putting the question to the Enquirer (Which
is the Democratic party in New York :" Hear it
again $3.50 ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27
aye" ARE Sick ,he probn biiity i. thar the roo,


of your suffering IN the stomach. From weak
proceed dyspepsia anguor oppression in the diaphragm
dice headache nausea bodily weakness dnuoss sight
heart burn cosvenoss dysentery and legion
mentng diseases Indigestion produces thin blood
fore destroy the strength aud Of the stem
store the tone OF the stomach and enable throw and
dismiss forever all those toenng and dangerous complaints
nothing necessary but perseyerng Hollands
man Btiers pared by Dr G. NJ jackson, Philadelphia
lse1nnn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27


PRINCIPAL OFFICES Pantheon building, $40 Broadway,
New York and corner of Third Market streets St IouS No
Sold in Iynehburg Va, by }. H. Thompson & Co, H. STA
bier q Co, and J. IL Seay sep 3-c6m.l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

ANOTHER EDITOR DEAD.-rhe peslence has made mel
anchoy nroad the editorial fraternity Norfolk and Ports
mouth We have announced the recent death Of Charles II
Beae esq formerly editor of the NO.fo Na The pers5urg
Express thus euogizes him. Beale was ready and el
quen writer gentleman of highly polished manners and by
his uniform courtesy and Kindness had him
circle ofYery and friends He leaves
wife and cren whom his loss will prove an almost
insupportable blow They have deepest sympahcs in
tl,is terrible hprra yaiua,t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-27

LYNCHBURG CoLLEGE-We invite attention to the an
of the faculty Of ynehburg College in anoth
column. 1t will be that the first session viii commence
Monday the LIST of October We understand the college will
open with hundred sudene in all, Which is certainly
very factoring and indicative OF prosperous
career.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

TIE SHIP JAMES CHESToN- NEW PASTOR
-nEATH-MINORs AND THE MACHINES
CITY FINANCES RELIGIOUS RECEPTION
ADJUSTMENTS, &c.
BALTIMORE, April l3sh.
The case Of the ship james Cheston, of
this port, deserted by her Captain and crew,
i, The theme Of conversation here, and the
public are anxioasly on the look out for flu E.
.gsc developments. So farthe evidence goes
4, show the pernicious effects of ardent spir-
IS, for there can hardly be q doubt that
capt. Whites strange conduct on the occa-
sion WAS caused by too free use of cum
No sober man would have played the scoun.
dfel with such simplicity and recklessness as
to discovery. He is still under bail for exam
nation and the action ofthe q. S. Marshal is
delayed in the absence of witnesses.
The associate FEES byterians oil this city met
IN Wednesday evening, to receive their new
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Bruce, who has accepted
Their call TO take charge of the church. The
c1uEreg4tion are about erecting a new place
o.. worship, on Cumberland street.
Cornelius Thompson, q well known old
negro. who has been the janitor of the Athe-
ja}m for many years, fell dead viii. g attend
M 10 bis duties yesterday afternoon, at the
lsil, from disease of the heart
The City Council have had submitted to
them by the committee on police, resolu-
ton requiring the High Constable to enforce
thr ordinance prohibiting minors from run
hing with the fire engines. 1t is the earnest
PRAYER Of every citizen that it will be adopted,
l0r the grivance complained of is one of most
fruitful sources ofrowdyism that exist among
u
Our city is decidedly hard up. The Mayor
has recently vetoed two bills passed by the
Council, chiefly because they dug too deeply
into the city treasury. The actual indebted
less of Baltimore at this time is 1891, j23 80,
Of which the sum of S22 900 is the appropri-
alton for public schools
very interesting ceremony took place at
the chapel of ST. Francis de Sales, near here,
Monday morning. Miss Caroline Dunevy,
81 this city, was received to the religious
habit, taking the name of Sister Mary de
Chantel. At the same time Sisters Mary Al
ieocque, Mary Mautina, and Mary Claude
Siaplicia, made their solemn professions of
the three religious vows. Very Rev A. Is.
Cosktry, assisted by the Rev. Messrs. Hiskey
and Parsons, oficiated.
Mr.. Sidney s. Baxter, former Attorney
General of Virginia, and now of Washington
l. among the representatives of the Old
School Baltimore Presbytery to the Presby-
terry at st, Louis, in May next
We have sutficiency of amuSements here
at present. Miss Durand, or Md lie Durand,
Is singing English opera at the Holiday ST.
Theatre to fair houses. The fascinating
ND lie Zoe, the danseuse, is also here. At
Ovens very good company is holding forth
one of the chief attractions of which is the
dancing of the Misses E. and j. Kendall, who
arc great favo-ites here. Yours, G..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

THE ithNiI IA
H-ARgEsT OF Tue MuRpERERs.
FARavnLR, April i4;h.
Dear Dtspatchs--l sent You day or two
since. by telegraph, brief account Of the
tanning of the stsre-house of Messrs. Moss
+, White, at Buckingham G. H.. and the sup.
,,srd murder of Dean ard Chenault, two
,-,uor men who were sleeping there. Since
,,q, account, particulars of the affair have
,sa, received here which confirm the suspi.
Inn entertained from The first. that the stere
,s, entered by burglars, and the young men
murdered.
The fire occurred On Sunday night LAST, and
- Monday morning an investigation of the
,..,3mstances attending II was had. The
cbsr,ed corpse ofyoung Chenault was found
,,;,y in the spot where the bed stood, and IL
:. Lelieved that he was murdered without
b,ying time to offer any resistance or give
The alarm He was sick at the time of the
occurrence. The body of young Dean was
aand behind the couEter. or rather his
homes. for he wasyoompletely burned up.
Four slaves, and two white men. named
TAYLOR and Garnet have been arrested and
,a&.od in Jail Two'of the slaves have con.
a>sed 10 having participated in the murder
ard arsFf1--,he other two stoutly deny it.
There is strong circumstantial evidence
against the white men, who will be brought
u9 Ter examination. Yours, &.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16
WATERWAYS PATENT vENTI-


SEPTEMBER lgTH, Is4s-Ths Refrigerator vas
introduced to the public some years since The
n,;neiusI improvements are the ventilstor, valve
and double cover. The ventilator carries of the
eiaya it arises from the contents OF the Iefliss.
any strsng article destroying the favor of any other
The valve retains the cold air created by the melt
ing of the ice. while it let: of the water Al Re-
fserators citber from accident or careies.neas are
snfe to leak before they are wern ont This having
no filing between the two cases when once msde
eight gain IL a. good as new. Not 10 with those
that are filed. When they have once leaked, the
whole Of the filling becomes saturated ara Gan ne
mence In the wood work--snd Iong before tns
other part Is wora cut the whole OF tho lower part
il decsyed The double cover saves the trouble o.
opening and shutting two single ones; and answon
fe purpose betteF. the air between becomes cold
and remains 20. Confined cir H. tbs best non.con'
ductor Of csioric hence there should be flting.
Cold air IL heavier than warn, consequently ell Re-
fseerstors should open at the top and not In front.
La fact this chest must be this true fnrD while
the law Of gravity rsmsins ssitiG AfuIsupply 81
oil sizes on hand. for ssis b ~. 8
ap I6-d&cim Cor. 18th end Main St.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

DREADFUL OccUREENcE-On Wednesday, the
f,h last, Mrs. Edward Thomson, of Lottesville
hoedon county, fell dead while sitting 10 her chair
Aef husbands brother, Nimrod, who was 10 the
o'm ran 10 her assistance, and, before reaching
her. tell on the door corpse. Their deaths were
not two ninuteg apart
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16
BY PAYNE & MAYO.
A LEASE ON VERY VALUABLE
~ PRQPERTY iINrII. on

"a PROPERTY UNTIL THE Isr OF FEBRUA-
RY, 1865 VIII be sold at auction, the premises
on TUESDAY. the LIST day of May next. If fair,
and If not the next fair day, sale commencing at
O'Clock p RI, the above lease lot of ground in
the city of Richmond frsnting 200 feet the south
side OF the Dock and running back l25 feet to the
by 10, in which is an excellent steam engine of IS
horse power, with other machinery, used Is Pis-
ming Mill, together with other improvements on the
premises With small outlay these fixtures might
be used for Plaster MIL for which business the ST.
uation of this lot, together with the improvements
upon it, furnish much grester advantages than any
othsr in the State Plaster is brought to the spot BY
vessels ballast whilst the canals and railroads in
its immediate vicinity afford means of transportation
to every section Of the country.
Terms made kL ewn on the day of SALE
PAYNE & MAYO.
Office In W. Goddn's New Building,
ap4 On Bank street.
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FROM CuDA.-A correspondent writing from Gu.
ba to the Washington Star, says:

FROM CCBA-A correspondent writing from Gu
ba to the Washington Star, says:
The pile Of governmental grievances Is IN.
creasing SO rapidly that have hardly time to
keep pace with them really think General
Concha has lost his mind, although some of his
friends pretend to say that he is disposed to do
right, but that his advisers make him do wrong
1t Ia not So He is man undoubtedly unprlncis
lled, blood thirsty, and having mortal hatred of
the United States. Notwithstanding his profes.
sions, all his acts contradict them. He would
however: never dare to do what he has done aud
10 doing unless assured of support from France
and England. In this confidence he will 90 on in
spite OF any remonstrance -
" The placing OF seven guards On board of the
ship Thomas Church 10 most bic handed stem -
| hope be will send company OF msrines on
board OF the Princeton. to be fed in the same wav
" The British Consul General (Crawford) has
ceased his intercourse with the American Consul
for month past.
:" again repeat, there is great uneasiness felt
among Spaniards on the island''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16
BY LARUS / SHINE.

SToCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS
~ BOOTS. SHOES, HATS. STORE FIxTIGREs
70 AT AUCTiON.-On next WEDNESDAY the
ista a mat. commencing At 10 o'clock win sell at
street. near the BRIDGE he being about TO
9nanse his business, his entire stock of Groceries.
Liquors Boots, Shoes. Hats, Glass ahd Crockery
Ware, Store Fixtures &c.
The stock is large and desirable, being selected
with great care for the retail trade.
Terms cash. LARUS & SHINE,
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Correspondence of tie DispatchI
ACCIDENT AT A PUBLIC MEETING.

PETERSBURG, April 18th, 1855.
At public meeting last night. Mr.. Joseph
Delaui accidentally let his pistol fall from
.his pocket to the floor. which exploded, the
'ball from which penetrated the jaw of Mr. G.
w Ellis, formerly employed on the w. & N
q. Telegraph line. as supervisor, between
Petersburg and Richmond. DR.. z. Z. Spen-
Ger was promptly in attend soon dressed
the wound. Ellis in a short time again APP
peared in the hall. lie is doing very well
this afternoon, G.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE
lohce with George ]. Sumner, No. 20 Pear ST.
A DEMONSTRATORS sALE-u;u hs

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Will he
4 n sold at No. 1SS Cary street, over the Office OF
Halcser Y Webster, in the city of Richmond. an
TUESDAY, the l7ih day of April, at 10 O'clock by
d dsed a as of Rob W. Goocf
Furniture. Beds. Bedding &c; No. i Gold Lsvs,
Watch; SSilver Lever Watches; Clocks &c &c.
All the above property is as good as new.
TERMs-Cssh.
All persons indebted to or who may have anv ar.
cies of property belonging the estate of the said
aecedent, viii please come forward and settle the
former and deliver up the latter to me or to Hatcher
4 Webster or w. D. Colquitt and thsss havins
claims agsins the said decedent or his estate will
presen. them In due form to me- at said Office for .st
Element. MILETIJS n GOOcH "
apl2-td* Admir- of Robt. w Gooch decd
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

ErRNING OF A DzPoT-The depot of the New
York and Erie Railroad in Jersey city, containing
eight passenger and baggage cars and four freight
ears loaded with goods was destroyed on satur-
oay by fire. The loss in goods exclusive Of the
cars was $1,000. The confagration was the result
0: carelessly handling OF duid lamps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

The PHILADELPHIA MuRDER.-The examina
ton OF jacob Sehiegel, charged with the murder
OF his wife, Louisa, was progressing in Philadel.
phta, Saturday Twas proven that the deceased
was p years of age, and was a native OF Germany.
Her husband had never evinced any suspicion of
her intdelty to him, and cause for the horrible
raurder could be ascertained. /, was proved, by
inference from tho isc,a that the woman had BET n
poisoned and her throat cut afterwards. This SUD.
position was sustained by the small quantity of
blood found near the body The body was found
in araViae at 10 12 O'Clock, and 1t was not at tb a.
spot an houA before that. The police of philadel.
phis are making every exertion to bring all the
facts connected with the matter to light
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

fIEE.-Tbe barns and stables OF DIR. C. II. Black
al his plantation, near Marion, South Carolina,
were totally consumed By fire on the light OF the
u Instant. About five hundred bushels CT corn and
e'ahs head OF horses and mules were consumed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

POTATO RoT.-Mr. w. Fugate, of Illinois, ha
published asa remedy lor the potato rot, the now.
iHs Of The vines down, leaving about four inches
shove the ground and clearing the stubs of leaves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

ACCIDENTAL sHoorIsG.-James w. Angle was
tc'dentaily shot in New Orleans, Sunday, 9th
Instant, by person who did no. see him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

AccIDENT.-Mr. John w. Hanmerslfy's lit lie
'augtter fell and broke her arm In Leesburg, Lou
doa, on Monday last
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ooDUIN APPEKSON, Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or TANn

- iN HENRIcO COUNTY.-By virtue of AZ.
Of the Circuit Court for the county Of Henrco
paonoahGed on the 9th day of March, 1855, In the
m l acting as Commissioner under said dscrea
WI proceed to sell at public Auction to the bsbest
o. Hsnrico county, on MONDAY, the It'll dsv IF
may 1880 beginning at o'clock p. M the tract of
and "a Said decree mentioned, viz: tract living ON
" nite YAK swamp. heavily set with wood and tim
oer, shout miles below Richmond, containing $50
s ss as PR survey which will be exhibited at the
and others Any person desiring to see The land nra.
vons 20 the SALE can do by applying either to ,hs
county. ', "a nenlic0
TERMS OF sALE-One-thrd cash; the remaining
iwo-thlrds upon credit of and IL months respect.
I've y, Win interest from the day Ct sale; the pur.
chaser giving negotiable notes for the credit pay.
ments and the title to be retained until all the bur
chase money be paid and a conveyance directed nv
the court WILLIAMSON ALLEN Conf
Sale conducted by GoIoIN L APrERsoN. Ancts.
ap 9-1awSw&dtds e'''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

VIaGINIAN DEAD.-John w Holcombe, native
OF Lynchburg, but OF late resident of La Porte
indiana. died on the Sd inst of consumption.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

SUDDEN DEATH CT A SCHOOL GIRL-At Trey
n. y on Friday evening, Miss Jones, of South
carolina, pupil at the Troy Female Seminary,
was found dead n her bed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16
BY PAYNE MAYO,
(Ofice on Bank Street-W. Goddin's New Buldins }

VALUABLE HARNESS HORSES AT
AUCTION.-Wil be sold, on TUESDAY. 18th
of April 1885, in front of Mr.. Earnest,s stables on
Council Chan,ber Hill. ct o'clock P. M valuable
young and sprightly Farriers and others wanting
good stock, for Immediate use, will do well to at
tend the sale.
TERMS months credit. for negotiable paper,
interest added. PAYNE K MAYO.
ap 10 Aucts.
At the same time and place will be sold fine Car.
and 10 gentle.
Also, secondhand Buggy and two sets of Har.
neta ~