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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
THE YELLOW FEVER.
From Norfolk and Petersburg papers up to Men
day morning, we gather the following items;

From Norfolk and Petersburg papers up TO Mon
day morning, we gather the following items:
From The N5rtok Herald, AHg %
GIooN-rhe appearance of our city IS really
gloomy. Most of the closed and the streets
are almost deserted. Nearly half the white popula-
ton have gone off. In all the epicemics which Nor
folk has passed through from 19s to the present me
we have seen nothing TO equal it. The writer Of
this remembers well the ravages of the yellow
fever in the years of 1913, 1892 1900 AMI 1901,
when Norfolk always bad transient popula-
ton of 1900 to 2,OO0 composed of emlgrants,
ships crews, aud strangers connected with the
commerce Of the port; and when il no unusual
thing to see thirty OF forty buried in day, There
was not store closed account of the fever in either
OF thote yesrs. The merchants did not halt moment
in the re- ular routine of their business and the citi
zens neyerthoughi for moment of moving od OF town
out of the infected district. The old residents
bad their bilious and intermittent evers, from which
they seldom failed TO recover, and the mortality
was chiefly GmOl strangers and those not accmatsd.
Those really 20 ahead times, and men did not al
lew yellow jack 10 interfere either with their busi-
pleasures. How things nave changed Now
oisr,o Is pss5'slsr s isbes range OF which has not
have eft the town.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
COUNTY CONVFNTION.

Meets On TuesdsJ 18th Inst at p NJ a. the Brosivay
Erss cauddIies fo Sheriff County Clerk and
FIEs1 WAED-T Ne.bit, L. cosdy. a. Smith James Der.
SEcoID wARD-A J. williamson JuliIn Bots John Maiher
hasc Ayers. J. Merrifeld.
TraD WsRD-samuel n. Moser John s Seabury, Sheridan
sb Ok John t. MeWhor T, Lewis Bunker.
BoUErH WARD-Dennis McLsughlin l. II. Hamilton, John
Edward Edward Perry, M Jones
FIFTu ARD-Niliam Adams Willia H. Crane Jeremiah
Lsihrop, John Hewitt, Jr.. James Craft
SIXTH HASD-C. W. Schafer, George kavanngh Israel
Williams P. c. VAn Wyck, Chss. B Fo0te.
SEVENTH WARD-Dsnisl Coger, Robert 4urTsy d. L. Pet
tee Jobo J. Grfen, Ben Peck.
RlGHTH WARD-Geo. g. Lake, II. n. Nett, James Shaw,
NISTH NARp-Chares Crane, Robert Peterson James W.
Booth JCln a. Ciegier, Alexander A. Gum.
TFyrH yVARp-tobe Macoy, Leonard Lewis, Ambrose W.
Bsrpes Jere uiah Petty John Niianso1.
Tsylcr James Willis, NIn. Dodd
TwEIFrH WARD-rhomAs Carny. Isaac b. Bachelor Wm.
Oakley Rocerick a. Knox, Z. H. Brown.
THRTEENTH WARD--JOhn Cooper A. Graz, Thomas Ken
neds Jos Vim w. Sopher
FoURTEEsrH WAED-Wm. 5. Wood, John Hope, Benz.
". RichaTds Charles +. Smith, Charles A. Stuart
FIFTFFNTH WARD-Robert II. McCurdy. Philip II. Jonas,
Daniel Bow ey S w. Van WsTt. John F. Hone.
SixTEESrH WARD-Joh1 p. Cumming, Henry jenkins, F.
Forshsy Lawrarce koarncy, VIM. Good
srvrNTFrNTa NARD-N M III. Rblet, d. 5. Kendall Chas.
". lawrence, Vim. Pardon. James Robinson.
EIGHTEENTH WARD-John II. Bures0n, David Perrin, Jas
N. Thomson Cherries Mason, Rufus +. Crane.
NNrTEENTH NAlD-Lawrcnce X. herr, Hiram 4. Ma nard,
Johu H. Van Tlsse, Elias @. Hsviand Thomas Maxwell.
TwENTIETH WARD-C. h. Tucker John '. Ordley, +. NJ.
Curry WIN. II. Peabody. Franklin GREGG
TwTNrY.FIRsT WAkD-Tbomas O. Davis, w. II. Browne,
aiol ara Daring, Ssml. H. Cooper, LliJah 4. NJ IT.
T1vFNTY-SECoND WArn-Reuben T. JOIN son, Charles VIII
mot james L. Coulter, ) ames Greer John huner.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
CITY CONTENTION

Meets al the Broadway House, p NJ On Wednesday
next th ins) candidates for Consroer Com
isiiouer Of Streets Comm ssoner Of Ropsn and Supplies
City INSPECTOR Governor OF the Aims House and Coun e
FiSsr &1ED~f clO,ey T. cOady, A. csOOtar "----'
Thomas Nesbi,. ...e,u ,nfton J. O. Abbe A IL William,
SOB, II. scboOr maker John Decker.
Third WAED-A CeohIane, II. n. Sherwood ina. II. Costa
VIM PHitau, Isaac D. Garmo.
FouRTH WARD-Wm. II. Sparks John Edwards, PeterJam.
" IN. reshton. NJ. Stsgg
FIFTH WARD--John NJ. Bennet. T. W. Pakss John Styles
George A BsTre), Thomas =. Smith
sf4TH WARD-Jaues h. Taylor, George w. Williams, c
w. Schaftr, George Mafon, Joseph Carlisle.
nTT War arcfSSe .N Hoseset, John Evans, DR..
e,c,,,e, hrrsn John J. sillcooks Howard baao~n-
Ninth WARD-NiIiaE II. AbeItson, Eutehe "eiu' Da''"
Ue,pion lanes w. FArr, Charles Al1ertsou.
TrNru ARD-TheOd1Ie siuyyesanf, w n L. AiLe' J~ues
w O sen Robert T. IIalect. Nm. II. SPARKS. - IT,.
EtrvvNTu WARD-Seamen Johnson, Jui.n I. harrlsoh'
s.,,I ~ seely simon Hszletou Joseph Straiton- .
TWrLFTH WARD-Nafhsniel Dewey w atrT oAAieyi AO'a
ham verhiser, J. r. Mcconnell ". Van Noidsn q,
TrrpTTFS1U WARD-J John n Brsz- DAVID A. FORBES, Id
,vs,d 1ouher John c smith Lasrence ilarney. , II,
Fcrv vTTrTxru WARD-EdwaTd ID. Lawrence, W Nili,m w.
- C,rrss Holterou John B. Rogers, William NJ W ne.
TyfTFsTH WAkp-S. L. II. Ward NoFfis A. fheip'' 'onn
4 Iilelf John II. Hitler, Abraham CleaErrsn. - - .
sTxrEES1H WARD-Jonn Mo.une, Mo''' '10A''"' " -
BIsteley iesse Mitchell Geoue Maesay. -. s-, = -.
sTVvSfryNTH WARD-M. X. Brewer, John '" SAFER Lewis
7 K;rI William chatter, william Ashman. ,
FteufIrrxTU WAgu-E. Delleld smith, Whlsm hare'
Te5v Bilrer Jsmes Britt, Samuel bIower 49, ~,
NtET.TxTH WARD-Heuy W. Geneil " m. H. Doo'sy'
George Mcunioy laiAh key.ef, CLsiss Pad rob,
TWrNTIFTH WARp-J. 4. CouonhoYen T. H. hea"' Jul"
"a II u Copover John Richardson: =, o,-u
WARn-ChsTes T. Mlier' Jauies VI Cu1'''
Dsris Met abe Charles Gedney, NJ. u Greene - o., W..
TvrSIysEcoND WARD-James NJ byrne Cha,es W 1''''
t,,y William v Leggeit, Robert Msckey Billings Drake.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
AssEMrLT OONIENTIONs
- s.... ...,1'I.1ss r. he Assembly Tine II.
- ~ r-ea.I--r b.. kanmn.I

ITO rcruts.. eaadidaiss fF the klssrnl -L-s IL P'
of ueetirr n,t kloNn.l , r.
Frnsr pI.rEicr-Fdr HoFc-A. Cf9ok.I @ @yol-. - .s
lstt IbCs Cosdv Frrnk Bige.cw, ! Mch5Lsy. = 81.
War2-J p. Cater, J. 4. Doughiy' .. -io" S-f~t $500
cons A. " PGze. So - - u , A,rher
xsis. ~, ~ W H. Beam. Hi1fi 6eTf-Jsef1e W.
Vii's. chss B. Feo;e JAMES ,. IayloE Israel "lHAH''
TaIvn DrrrEfcr-Fcrrh Unri-Jcln Eeward., a r
resr. Georre Jovcu Daniel murphy, W H. W est " -
Geo sehs1sE, " L. sp.-ks, y. st-.s "-- N-1-s-'
Btyca. 49,, M, p p,oth lam. n
Petsr W Nseius y. G. Van A.tyrs Laols 4-s--''' i-
doirh Crowe John D. knsey J,rea T" n o 49, Tbo,s,s
Errrr DlsrEIcr- Scrents Uart-N d. HnrFhy mon :.
m. lane. NJ Tuihil John Wight, L. NaikeT, IL -
Truso~, r u. Peer, William A fI,sooi1' ie''' - 49,
s,yTT pf,TEicr-Ticss WdrS-John Brsdsn s-es slsW'
= M,xereau WIlaIn EDDY JhouAs kese W a. HI..sJ
peruv George g. Lake, Charles Stevens OAAi.e' A-'P
: A " liausol. l. q. lsie- m o.. c.-f..
STvrNTH DIsrrIcr-NiHfh WdrS-Richrd r CAfA it I.
t.n B. Haeeouga John Aru OuI Charles { b1klooi o-
Purdy Hiram Bgrde,t esorre B. Desne Ssns,'h -,
I.rob Cholweu Wniisrn Noble George Ccyef JOIN N'''
Esws.s H. Senior, Fr,aeis A. sa--ssi DerH' Soe'a'@
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
11-nIcIARY cONEENTION.

fs Crvsrfcn Il % nominate the folio wing caziiistes;
one Justice far the Supreme Court Justices 81 Peror
Corf re Justice or III Common Plea AMI Justice fr
tbe Maine Court TIE Convenon vii meet a. the Broad
FIysT NAhp-Jsrles henfy Caicr J. A. Gsrdner
! sEcoXD WARD-J. i. y elsa, C. b. "hes.T Z d. Mans
; heid
TnED wakD-Guy R. Pslioa Oscar ". s'uFtsvaa', E. B
/ FoTR7H wAkp-Deuns MeIsnshln, Daniel MurTty John
FIrTH wlEp-Georse J. Cornell, Charles c. Mott WI. l1a
Bel. -,
SsvixrH wARD-Mo-r4n MorgsBs Archibald hal. James 7.
I Pfeehcrn.
EeHTh wAED-AsSTew Bleatley, JohEJ- gr,dra, Geors'
o.. Lsfe.
SIx1H wrsD-Gso-,e P. Nelson samasi Brevoort George
B. Ptrf1.
TEsra wirD-wlli,m 2. Jones, j., y. c. Bradford,
Chefrs :. H'ae.
ELEvESTH wsRD-WBli.us W. Boardnsn N.shsel Dewey
1Louss A. Miller
TwELTTH W1Sr-Abr.n wakemsn Philip Jordan, c. W.
an Yoolhis.
TmKTEESTH WSED-Alor 70 Reynolds, Edw,rtcoins wn-
Brown
FouErEESTH wARI-Jobn V. Cornell, John r. Lawrence
Albert Root
FFTEESrH waRD-Jos-ph v. vsrnnm IT, J. Wilson Green,
John Q. kotin@n.
SfxrEFN1H WApp--A w Brsifoci T. Dayton o. p Wei..
SFyEsTEENTH NAsB-Gersa Stuyyesant Corneius Minor,
4. De Wit Baldwin
EICBTEENTH WARD-Homer Frankn, L. Deiaheld smith |
J9Lniha Nahan.
NNETETSTH WARD-wm. p. Rockwell, George w. truss,
y ilfsm Nrighf.
TVESriETh WAED-wn 4. Stewart, Welcome R. Beebe,
Rsieri Tsylor.
IwESTfTiSsT wAsD-A. ost.y Hall, wn. S. GresOv,F. !
4. lallE Ecge
1~FSrY.sEcoxD WARD-Peter C. Male Frederick ". |
Clarke, Peter Thfoop
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS


(F;,t S,ocrR Third. Fourth, FUh and Strta banaty .
,t, he Ifyr House the So,h August, s' r NJ to
nom mate candidate for ,he Stass v .n John lack
son. o. On ~ W,spc Bostwick James Gallagher Thomas Hal
lam S5P PwEsos5oJ Eo5 T. McwhOrte j. Williams s w Stout
dSSp' 9wrpDenris Mclaughlin, wm H. Sparks cha'
I1PReo ISIn o.eph B. Taylor A. NJ C. smith Thee A.
Ward ShSy.s hW.sSsrae Williams chss B. FOOe, P C. Van
Nyck, John McOue' r,--y ,,sretcr
,-s r,,, Tbirt,enh and Serenfeenti Ward
svv,STs W,Eu-s. T. McKenney. J. ,. Ednonds' "iAam
H.IIiFsp wm. Alex render Roe o. seS4re. am, p,b,.
w I5Sln 60 /" NJ s. Duuhsm w. Allen. John ", Holmes
TSxTsFSTH w.RD-Dayid Tsppen, X II; Patterson D.
hsSysxIETSrH WaSD-Naibsn c. Ely Jas l. bernen 10nh
pslebef Talna Hil John B. Nelsor, Charles u pein'
(Eiqkh siath as6 Fogieenn Uarei -,
,,,. n. v.Rp-james q. MorAt John 4. miller, John \
IoTs joe ph r. Fsset H. n Wild MoFns DE camp " '0-A
''S SyIa yIan nwanD"Jchu K.ys,r James s Andersen 9,1
WsIdell William Fl Geaney psv,d n; ger, g, /" ''''''
SspVRTisSfH WAED-Horsee sisst Wiiin > Voc Voc,
John v Cornell, Charles Y smith Lssias o Hln
HOlberion, William NJ We Msse niSISeT SsIssT'
(rlsrea To.fA FVizA Stlissa.h E,gait'fIs Is,, y sS'
fsouh Tssnfiefh, Tsenfysi Gaa iesn % sss.-. us
EaTyrNIH WAED-Bepjsnin p Rhos's hsary hAiniaS-i
LqSa, WpclAes Riddle Spencer Gregory aTFes
BsSy F,,it,s1H wARD-Lau. W Steven Geo. D. H Gillespie
Os3 W Axp-J,re. Homer John P cununs G.
v,safy.rNrH wANp-Jsuss M ThOaDon' John RILEY
oS.rss SE5Ts: fa &asDJohr LsaseT Frederic L ssay
O9SIt " R W,zp-Thoraas Chrds Jr Wa. H.ssy C.
Igek1r gs1;7vrrs4 wAHp-wu. s Gregory, NJ. D. Greene
'Ps 9SIS77srcovp warO-Dsvd B. KEN George ooruaeh
NsfhAaic :. N.1g
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

IL l-Alex Andrews Jubius 7. STAN, Robert Lsita-
e. 8 Sloan. Samuel steatenb1rl
R-Osorfe w. Williams. Cb2& B. foote, James B.
T.ylo- Israel wnllsrn.. Ov-us Wsr-nrsu
1T I Jack on. Il Arrngrrnnz, W q. u. @ kin.
John GILLIAN C. B. Hoichki-s.
Ig-Iohu FCfr-sn. George ster, AleIinder B.
Flder Thorrl. J. Lou'her, ChNres X. Acker.
David ". C. C'uskcT, John Fenfnn, John
Miller John =. HeTi- md. Jeremiah Crow y.
XIV Ie-ssruueI De La Mater George CiHk, " Il II.
Hu,l Alrzn PeAree, =. Fornsy.
2-Dsniel EofareAup, B. C.s-s, James T. tolen-
hover, Wn. r. StewaTr, Jsues Nlwart
XVI Is-Jau.es anderson, Hfnry c. Banks. Seorse W.
Pesrcsy Peter an Sh-aek. Rgfas 2 Crane
IN 6r~eu- Charles 2. NiHer, JOIN Galnoa,
Charles G,GreJ, DeuDis McCs6e
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
g'HIG DELEGATE ELECTIONS.

Tho racular elections for Delegates TO the various
Nominating Conventions of the Wing party, came OIL
Yesterday morning. No interest was mannesteu, no'
enough even for o respectable old'iashioneu ng"''
The nearest approach to row was IN the fouf-
teenth Ward where serious difficulty arose eoouI
o'clock. and the voting was suddenly brought 10
close. GEORGE Hoberton, candidate for the Ouy
Convention was said to DO nonresident OF the ara
In consequence Of his name being on the ticker, dls
satisfaction was manifested by the active members oil
the party of the Ward. Finding that the ucket was
"oorg through" with Holberton on 1t, they could
stand il no longer quietly. party was speedily or
eapized to forciby resist any further attempt 10 eject
Uolberton. Suddenly rush was msde toward the
inspectors the ballot boxes were seized end 10 sn IN
slant thrown upon the floor and utterly destroyed
The ballots were scattered and trampled under foot.
This exciting affair was terminated so quickly mar the
Fourteenth Ward police did not hear OF 1t hi qsie'
Ind been restored The voters soon after separa'eu
In the Third Ward misunderstanding arose about
,he Mace where the poll was tobe held The place haa
been DESIGNATED by advertisement as the Colunoian
House in ST Peter place. between Nesey and bareiay
ste. On Monday night however the inspectors
charged the poll to house in CoLege-Pieee' many
nj the voters il appears were sot aware Oh tne aef.
ton and came 10 the Columbian House TO deposit
their ballots Although the spectators were Ill attend.
CO at the Other place about sixty votes we're Ieeeied
AZ the Columbian House Those who voted we learn
were determined that their voices should be heard IN
le matter They had resolved that their votes were
les al and should be counted
In the Eleventh Ward Free-Soil ticket, hesdea oy
Cl aries Perey, gc over SEQ votes; but tie eeners
Comm t,oe had provided for this contingency ny seno
irp m Chris. schafer and two other Inspectors WI.
could be relied on, and so the Hunker hckeI go
,,ore votes han there are Wing voters in TIC WARD
B.loy viii lie found tie lie; Of Delegates arranged
under the proper Conventions;
| THE STATE CONVENTION
Meets al .yTscuss. on re Sh o. sspisH' ~ Eaf
- storrev Genera Canal C1nar1l.sionef -. 20
- tnSss. al the Court OF ApqcSs OonFo-e1 VI 01s s
fro-n esch Assembly psIisti
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
MOVEMENTS FOR RELIEF.
RrLIFP IN NTW-YORK.

RELIEF IN NEW-YORk.
AT meeting of the Committee, held at No. 10 In
surnnce Buildings at NJ. of Tuesday, Aug. 2l. tho
following named persons were added to the Committee
to receive subscriptions fo the relief Of the sufferers at
NnrfnlL and Port mouth. Va:
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

10 20 ID SltIAIui JVHI3 PIT ,
These with the names printed in The TRIBUNE the
morning after the primary meetings, make the Delega-
ton full, except from the XIVth District Sixteenth
and Twentieth Wards, fiom which we have no return.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

1t Is desirable that the subscription books with ths
money received, be handed into the Treasurer W. H.
Macy President Of the Leather Manufacturers Bank,
No. As Wilismst, as early as convenient, IN order
that speedy remitances may be made to Norfolk and
Por,smoufh that immediate aid may be given to the
sufferers in the time OF their greatest need.
Committee appointed on Friday last, has delayed the
renrn OF their books and subscription.
The Jreasurer acknows dges the receipt OF hye one
brndr,ddollar donations and other subscriptions 10
the amount Of seven hundred and seventy-t"o aoi-
lsrs-msking : ,272.
Tic Commitlee adjourned TO meet at No. IL lnsur-
auce Buildings on Friday re1t at =. NJ.
oAOO p. PERIL, Chairmsu-
W H. MACY. Treasurer
L. MERIAM, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
CITY DELEGATES TO THE SOFT
SHELL CONVENIIOM

The Convention of the Ist, I'D, Xth, and ANlth
Assembly Districts have chosen Representatives to
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

49,. So q, re .ah OF septeaber, 10 noriinhle
ss.s,s Src-tary OF Sts.c, Controller, aeas-is.,
sT st,errev General Canal Slurlonei, 90 n 10 .,.-,-e
and Judees Of The Co5Ti q . plcN" N0-f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-19
LIMlTED PARTNERSHIP.

THE Undersigned to wit CHARLES
i Y. MORRISS, JOHN +. TANNER aud 10.
SEPH r. ANDERSON, have this day entered into
a LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, for the purpose OF
transacting or carving on the business of IRON
known as the Tredeear Rolling Mill, whereof they
are propristors. in the city of Richmond, in the
name of MORRISS & TANNER. The said NOR
RIss a resident of the county of Henrico. and the
said Tanner, resident of the city of Richmond,
are general partners and the said ANDERSON, resi-
dent of said city, Ia the special partner and contri
butes to the capital of the partnership the of
fifteen thousand dollars The said partnership is to
be gin LIST day of January, 1855, and to expire
tn 9 LIST day of January, 1856
Witness hands, at the city of Richmond, this
CHAS. Y MORRISS,
JOHN r. TANNER,
JOSEPH X. ANDERSON.
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CITY OF RICHMOND, to wit:
l, Alex. Sands, a Notary Public in and for the
city aforesaid, in the State of Virginia. do hereby
.eTtify that the above-named CHARLES Y. NORRIS,
ue of the general partners in the aforementioned
pa ttnership. personally appeared before in the
city aforesaid. and made oath that the OF fifteen
thou sand dollars in above instruments of writing
stated, TO be contributed to said partnership by Jo-
sEPH r. ANDERSON, has been by him (said Andersop)
actually paid in cash; and l. the said Notary do fur
Their certify that Charles Y. Norris, whose name is
signed to the writing above bearing date the 9Th
day of January, 1855, hath acknowledged the same
before me in my corporation aforesaid.
Given Under my hand, this 9th day of January 1855
ALEX. H. SANDS, N. P.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-19
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.-We

~ would call the attention Of the merchants of
Lynchburs Petersburg and Richmond to the "SA.
LIN lkoAnoLe col REGISTER, a. medium of
snaveruang. The Registerp has without doubt, a
sIser circulation than any paper In the Valley be-
tween gteunton and Abingdon and In the six conn.
n snS u nosnofe Bedford Botstourt CRAIG, Oiiss
sa onIgomeIy. taken In the aggregate its crcus.
wnstever while 4 sirculates considerably in al H.
coatguous counties Besides having the srsss ss
ceoisuon, fs the largest and hsndsomsst nsnar 4;
sols section Of the countiy If you wish To 81 ~
Sopy es q any OF your hotels or the Office az ths
SsRaoucAn q Virsinisn. Lynchbuye; the Dsmocrst
4 LssourG the Enquirer or Dispatch. Richmond. -
= n.ne e the wise ssufiieisnt. h e~iswzG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-19

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
Il WARD-The subscribers will pay the above
reward for both of the Negroes described below, or
$3.50 for either of them BOB is dark orange com.
plexion, about q years of age, dresses remarkably
neat and has a small mark in his right eye. JOE,
his brother s about the celor, perhaps little
brighter. Both remarkably well spoken genteel
negroes. Bob took with him when he left $l500 in
North Carolina money. A liberal reward will also
be paid for the recovery and return of the money.
ia 29-ts JONES SLATER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-19
CITY OF RICHMOND, to wit:

CITY OF RICHMOND, to wit:
l, r. p, Cringan, Notary Public for the city
aforesaid in the State of Virginia. do hereby certify
that JOHN F. TANNER, whose name is signed TO the
writing hereto annexed bearing date the 9th of Jan
uary. 1855. has acknowledged the before me in
my city aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 9th January, 1855.
ia 29-law8w r. B. CRIN9AN, N. P.
e Whig, Enquirer, Post and Examiner please
copy above and send bills to MoRRIss Il TANNER.
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE Rail
ROAD.
Ia " sT 8
lOPEN TO BERRY HILL-lO9 MILES

tOPEN 10 BERRY HlLL-l09 MILES
THE regular Passenger Train will run
Il daily SUNDAYS excepted) between R / Fl :
MOND and BERRY HILL.
Leave RICHMOND at 7 o'clock, A. M, and arrive
at BERRY HILL u As NJ.
Leave BERRY HILL at 10 so A. NJ, and arrive
at RICHMOND at 40 P. NJ.
The Train will stop 'c- passengers at the following
points only: Robou's Coalfeid, Tomahawk Pow
hatan, Mattoux, ChuIa, Amelia C. H, wyaDoke,
Jennings Ordinary, Hay tokah, Liberty Church,
Meherrin, Keysville. Brakes Branch, Mossingford
Roanoke, Clover Banister and B cry Hill
Children over 10 and under Is years of age, half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes, SO that one can be retained in
the ce and it must be expressly stated the pass
that they permitted to go on the cars
Passengers for Lynchburg connect with South
Side Railroad at Haytokah.
InrouSH 10 LYncnourg.. go w
Passengers for GAINESVILLE meet Messrs. Moss Il
Co.'s Stages at Roanoke ON Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays
Through to GAINESVILLE observation-disclosures 90
R. E. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
N B.-For the information of the public, it is
deemed proper to state that there DAILY
Line of Stages from the terminus of the Railroad
Danville. = Toe III RE H.
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NORBORNE NORTON = Co
DEALERS yN

!MPORTED 8. DOMESTIC CIGAps
REG leave to inform their friends and a1 th %
public generally, that they have taken ths ..aro
Hotel. where they intend keeping constantlr an
hand choice selsction of the finest CI3ARs sm on
KING and CHEWING TOBACCO. PIPES PIP
IEhO, bNUFFf &C nc. fe 6-dim6 w3ms
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OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASsOTN- } :
m NOVEMBER let, 1854
q Ia meeting Of the Board of Directors.
- neId this date, Mr.. JAMES CRANE wa,
x snh2osiy elected PRECEDENT of the Richmond Fire
~ nrdu wee Jsmes Bosher, decd.
ny4faer OF the Board Of Directors.
JNO. II. HOSHER, 6ecretary.
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A VAL ABLE JAMES RIVER

wish to sell. privately. my Farm called LILLY VAL
LEY Said Farm lies six miles below Richmond. on
Osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Baretia
Cox the farm called Wilton, &C. Said land lies re-
markaby well for farming purposes, and IS now IN
high state of cultivation, containing 3f acres The
Dwelling House is new, containing four rooms
There are good Barns, Stables and all necessary
out-houses. There is excellent water near the house
and abundance of springs.
To those who wish to purchase, would cay. that
rarely such chance presents itself The location is
healthy, the society good, and the lands are very
fertile.
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
land to any persons wishing to purchase.
is23-tf B. u. AKIN. Henrico County.
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
" WARD-Ran away from the subscriber, yes
terday morning, my dining servant, WILL
LIAM. He is slender made; light complexion, al
most mulatto; about II years old; tall and well
grown. lie had on when he left. black coat, pair
of plaid pantaIoons and cap. He may be prepsr-
ing to go North, to Norfolk, where he raised.
$50 IL taken out of the vicinity of Richmond, 800
If arrested out of the State
no I5-ts WIN. GRAY.
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n6IsCELLANEOUe.
TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH LONG
STANDING DISEASESil!
DIR. LION GELBARDT,


Office on Broad 81, Corner 10th, Richmond,
Virginia,
FORMERLY Practitioner of Medicine
II in Poland, tEurope,) and for the last twozy ears
at SOS Broone street, New York city. respectfully
offers his professional services to the public,
Consultation hours from to Ii A. NJ 5 to r. N.
Letters asking advice must be postpaid, and de-
scribe tho disease In full franknets.
BAsDT's "yEGETABLE SYRUP" composed Of
Medicinal Herbs, such as Rp. Fi. Resarusn, Lichen-
islandicus, Hb Dietalis parp, Equisetti. Sem Ansi
&c., &c prepared under his care BY Mr.. 8. NJ Zach
:rsson, Chemist and Druggist at the corner of 9Th
and Broad streets. Richmond, Virginia. This delight
full Vesetsble Syrup 10 recommended as certain
lief twhen cure to be impossble) Of all such
diseases as Coughs, Colds Asthma. Bronchits
whooping Cough for the affection Of the Kidneys
and Bladder. and it is highly valuable for Female
Diseases generally. By Chdren's Sicknessit proves
the desirable effect; 1t IL very pleasant take
and IL neither asness loss of appetite
Full directions are furnished each bottle. TRY
1T and judge of the effect for yourselves Use 1t
cordiogly, aud the result will be CERTAIN CURE.
Sold wholesale and retail, and any part re.
uired hv applying III by letter post paid to Mr. s.
~. ZACHRlSSON, Druggist, corner 10th and Broad
O., Richmond. Va.
Price of Dr.. L. G's Vegetable Syrup large bottle,
one dollar; small size, fifty cents.
a None are genuine without the signature of
DR. l.. g. fe II en-