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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-06-14

OF Some of our exchanges think the
word Abolitionist is used vaguely, and
thrown about as a term of reproach, with
out any definite meaning attached to it. 1t
NAV be so but a distinct idea belongs to
the word. An AbolitiOnist is any one who
seeks to abolish slavery by external pressure
exerted outside the States where that in
stitution exists 1t is immaterial whether
such pressure is in the shape of arbitrary
laws. or fierce and declamatOry abuse and
lying literature.
Ii there was no other reason for finding
fault with abolition, the exceeding imperti-
nence of the thing would be sufficient
Mind gour 0tUn business is maxim not re-
spected by the Abolitionists. They wander
to and fro in the earth, and go about making
as much noise rs the roaring lien, and seek
ing whom they may reform.
The good men belonging to this order,
such as the deceased DIR. CHARMING, are of
that class whom NAPOLEON called "ideolo-
giSts" They take simple view of the
subject as it stands, stripped of all its relations
in the nakedness and solitude of metaphysical
abstraction-and, of course, condemn it. We
have a sort of respect for this class.
But the Freesoilers are not so commenda-
ble They wish to treat the Southern peo'
pie as General PELIssIER treated the Arabs
hem them in by refusing to admit new slave
States and then kill them ont by starvation
II and smoke.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-06-14

We do not think those counties can be bea
the United States.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-06-14
Know Nothing National conysntiou.

The Philadelphia correspondent Of the
New York Tribune thus writes 10 that journal
about the Know Nothing National Conven-
ton
''As vet the council has not numbered more
than one hundred and fifty members, and the
vacancies are mostly from the North and
Wes'. Two-th;rds Of the whole are the
merest nobodies in character, position and
talents-weak tools Of political gamblers and
slavery propagandists. The free States have
not more than thirty or forty faithful repre-
sentatives. Connecticut and Rhode Island
are altogether belied in their representations
DOughfaceism has even invaded Vermont
While this is the state Of things at the North.
the District Of Columbia is here as a distinct
State with her seven delegates. This makes
the slave and free States n0minally equal
sixteen each.
'The pear is already rotten. You will see
it drop soon"
The session will probably last several DAYS,
and there are plenty Of indications Of
stormy time on the question that will persist
in agtating itself in spite Of the efforts Of
Union-sayers 10 stile il. The South and
Southwest are here IN strong and influential
numbers, both by delegates and otherwise,
and they demand a platform on which they
can carry the slave States as against the Ad-
ministration. When they get II, il will be
over the dead bodies Of the secret councils
Of two-thirds Of the free States There is q
very bitter feeling against Henry Wilson, Of
Massachusetts, who Is here as one Of the del
egates from that State. The Virgnians look
uuon him a. the capse Of al thar mo-. -
with their allies Of the other Southern States.
talk as Ben Butler did ia the Massachusetts
Legislature toward the Speaker Of "kni6ng
me Old ouss." There will be music before the
dance Is over.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-06-14

0-rDuring :he past year, six hundred and
eighty-two murders were committed in the
United States, and only eighty-four of the
murderers were capitally executed
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-06-14

0-T In the Louisville market, butter is
selling at 1875 and 10 cents eggs 10 cents,
chickens 1913 cents, growing poultry 20 cts,
turkeys so cents, beef cents, mutton and
veal cents, -four $40, new potatoes 60 cents
peck.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-06-14
PHrLADk1pHIA. June Z.

The grand American banquet tonight is
Union-saving pro-Slsyery affair Everybody
suspected of belonging North was omitted in
the arrangements for speaking Nearly all
the Maine, Massachusetts, Ohio, Indiana and
Vermont delegates absented themselves.-
They had no designs on the Union, and
therefore don't choose 10 waste breath in saw
ing IT,
Barker viii not be reelected President
rely on that. He is altogether incompetent
and was snubbed all around for his ruling q;
the meeting this morning
Ii Connecticut has got any backbone, beg
her to dispatch some by telegraph to her
Secretary Of State tie is in bad way.
Com. Stockton holds out at the Ashland
House, and is very happy to make new sc-
quaintancss.
Live Oak must come on himself
Lieut. Saunders won't do. The North
continues 10 stiffen.
The fact that the Tribune has an eve on
them helps the weak-backed ones amazingly.
A live Jesuit is here-dropped down to
day to look after his Know Nothing friends.
Father Garland, of Maryland, the head Of
his order, Preston King and Amos Tuck had
accidentally happened in
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-06-14
PHILADELPHIA, june {

PHILADELPHIA, June g.
10 progress has been made in the Council
this afternoon. The question Of admitting
the Louisiana delegation, xho are part Cath
olies, was up. But the boiling blood OF vir-
ginia, which has been seeking vent all the
week against Massachusetts, and Senator vii
son, could hold in no longer, and Mr. Bow
I'm, OF that State, opened upon them in long
and abusive TRADE. The whole afternoon
session was thus devote 10 free talk upon
slavery, President Barker refusing TO enter
tam point Of order, bnt throwing the gates
wide open. The tide poured in a torrent for
near three hours.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-06-14

Gro from me, yet feel that shall stand
Henceforward in thy shadow. Never move
Alone upon.the threshold Of my door
OF individual life shail command
The uses of my soul, nor lift my hand
Serenely In the sunshine as before
Thy touch upon the palm. The Uidesf land
Doom takes 20 part as, IeaUts tky heart an msHs
UIth pulses which bear double. Wkat Id
.4ad NAaf dram includes thee, as the tciHe
-Nasf taste Of ifs OinR grapes And lcAen sue
God for myself He h ars that mans Of thine
And sees rithiR my eyes tie tears cffrO.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-06-14
The Know Nothing Council in Phila-
delphia

From the New York 1riJSne We extract q
part Of its telegraph
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, june T.
Com Stockton's friends alarmed st the
formidable operation of George Laws army
of runnes. telegraphed Stockton here last
night and had long consultation with him.
The South caucussed last night and the
North do the same tonight.
The Kansas debate was not allowed to 20
on to-day. The South had enough of il yes
terday.
The Louisiana delegation were excluded
this morning by a vote Of 70 10 "a. All the
votes in their favor were from the South
The North and West and part of the South
went against them. No movement has vet
been made to disturb the Alabama delegation.
who stand upon the same position as that
of Louisiana in throwing out the Protestant
test
Jesse Mann, Of New Hampshire undertook
to touch upon Slavery this morning, but was
ruled ont of order and left in passion. The
North is wonderfully stiniened up BY the de-
bate of yesterday. II has brought out the
night feeling where it was supposed dough
faceism was universal Connecticut, New
Jersey and Michigan are coming up to the
mark nobly.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-06-14
i Sound OF yernal showers
On the twinkling grass
Rain-awakened flow ers,

Joyous, and clear, and fresh thy music doth surpsss
There is very little reformation, at least so
far as We know, for the last six thousand
years. Mems passions burn out and the shell
exhibits a cold dead appearance, which We
are pleased to call reformation--but the
change of the Individual of his nature is rare
indeed. Man will be Tomorrow what he is
to-day, and was many DAVIS before
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-06-14

extend to the robbing of stores aud dwellings,
the plumber of banks, the conhagration of
houses and cities, and the ready murder of
white men, as if they were no more than cats
and dogs. The expanded views and new
feelings, inspired by AbOltionists, is at the bot
tom of all this dreadful enlargement of the
horizon of negro crimes. Not only st. Louis,
but other parts and especially the lower
Mississippi, furnish evidence of this; ana all
trace It to Abolitionism, and some to the
British AholltiOnists themselves.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-06-14

ing restless, disobedient, prone to crime, and
disposed to escape from service. Fire, both
in towns and country houses, is now the IA
miliar work OF their hands. Robberies are
!ncessant. The murder of white man is
common and indifferent occurrence Innu-
merable are the children which perish in va
rlous ways from the resentment of servants
and nurses against the parents of the inEo-
cents: Flight to the British dominions in
Canada is organized into system, and pur-
sued to excess. The Montreal CodViey. COM
putes the number already arrived in those
Provinces at twenty thousand souls. This
Is the present state of the evil, and the evil
augments itself daily. The result must be
great catastrophy. London is the seat of the
society whose affiliated societies in Canada
and some of the Northern States labor at the
work which is to end in producing upon our
soil a second edition of the dreadful tragedy
of San Domingo.
This shows, Mr.. President that our CONT
nent, though not included in the plan of ope-
rations which produced the instructions of
San Domingo, was yet reached and affected
by it, How much greater then must the eff
feet be, when our continent is the direct oh.
iect of the Vaccinations and their facilities
Tor action are so great. nave SAID tnat our
slaves are already affected by those machina-
tons, and every part of the Slave States
bears lamentable evidence of the fact. The
execution of the four blacks which lately took
place at St. Louis, shows the extent and the
danger of the influence produced by Adolf
tionism on the minds of the blacks. Their
confessions, (though false in some points, }
and the extent variety and system of their
crimes, all conclusively show that the hori-
zon of the boundary of crime has become
alarmingly and dreadfully increased to the
vision of these people; and that the fatal
doctrines of Abolitionism are at the bottom of
this dreadful enlargement Of their criminal
views. Formerly the depredations of the
blacks, whether free or bond, were on COM
paratively small scale, and seldom accompa-
MED BY bloodshed. Now their depredations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02
Correspondence Of n. D I.p.teb.
me Late Fsre-Dry Weather Tobacco Corn, &

INC La'e Ftre-Dvy Weather Tobacco Corn. DC.
DArvIrLx, April 80, less.
:. Dedr DaspaicA I'll am spprised oil few mistakes
In my report OF the are here. and hasten 10
mem as we'll a. add 70 the former account Neale
ana waterman did not lose their books and pa
Rers. they were saved un injured Messrs Rice &
na'ncs, reported as burned out. had moved out OF
M, 70, nonae short time before the fire. Captain
w, Williams had only $4,000 insurance. The Val.
icy Insurance Company lose $4,000 by the FIRE. -
VIM Robertson was insured for $4,000
Many OF our country friends have visited ne since
.ne hre to see the great destruction of property oc
casioned by h.
me farmers complain good deal IF the dry
westner, and say 1t will be impossible to plant a
iaii crop II II continues 30 long. 10 not yerv OIL
ofpants. Yours Cv.n,, A'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
TRUSTEES sAI-F -

,rn..1 . a L Ely virtue of q
lsSs % Frederick f. Mayo to n c gay q hsrcn;
anst;n and Of record in the CLERKS Oece of ths
FER for sse a. O Of the city Of Richmond shs az
W,EsDNEsDAY, the ID day Of Nav. Ass - Sv On
al the night title and interest of said Msvo
"a 81 csissn tract parcel of land isiuS
about mile from the CITY of Richmond and snn,
oy sae name OF sfKlNGHILL containing sbost in
A. Mayo, deceased ri a Cf'SIpG ss,mSHehe3
Executor of n. A. Claiborne dscs..a
ssie conducted BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Auc,s
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TINTED STATES HOTEL,


The undersigned, formerly proprietor Of the
Fountain Hotel Baltimore. and Congress Hall, Phi
ladelphia would respectfully inform his friends aud
the travelling public that he has leased the UNI
TED STATES HOTEL, Richmond. Va This
House 10 now in complete order. and will compare
favoraby in every respect with any other Hotel in
the city-the location being convsnient to business
and the different idepots the rooms large, airy and
well furnished In short, it 10 the most pleasant
Summer house in the city of Richmond. All the
proprietor asks IL q trial
~ COACHES will be In attendance at the va
rous DEPICTS and Steamboat landings, to convey pas
pgers to the Hotel
u FARE OIL so per day
ap 30-dlm& w3m p. THURSTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

THE DAmAcE.-Tbe persons injured by the run
off on the railroad between Rochester and Syra-
cuse, N. T., Sunday night, were M. o. Wilder, a
lawyer of Canandaigus, instantly killed s. Fl. In
gersol OF New York, seriously injured; and Gin
ton Brainard, of New York, VIM Hall and Fur
man, OF skeneateles Charles Iseming and Joseph
Lieo OF Syracuse, and Mr.. Becker, brakeman
badly hurt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. =
HOUSE AND BUILDING LOT ON


HOUSE AND BUILDING LOT ON
DAY. the 7th of May. 1885, at A o'clock P M. upon
the premises, will be sold that new framed House
residence of Mr.. Jos I'd. Newell The frat storv IL
OF brick, the remainder of wood, and the property
will pay good per centum on cost. The Lot fronts
70 BIZ feet and runs back l40 feet.
. after which will be sold, Building LOIS adjoining
the above, each 8 sl2 feet front. running back lao
TERMs-One-third cash: balance at 4 and mos.
mya TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucss.
MOST VALUABLE UNIMPRoVED
" LOT; ON GOVERNOR STREET, oPPO-
TioN-on WEDNESDAY. sth Nay, at s. o; SDJ
F. M. upon the premises will be sold that beautiful
and most valuable Lot of Ground tina east side Of
Of Or. James H Conway The property has front
of "a feet, and runs back l60 feet.
The central and beautiful location of this proper.
ty, renders it one of the most desirable sites kr
private residence in the entire city
fERAs-One-fourth cash. balance ats IL and ls
my TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
N1 ON LEIGH STREET AT AUCTiON-On
THURSDAY. 10th May. at O'Clock r. M upon the
premises will be sold that most desirable residence
on the North side of Leigh between I'd and Sd sts
recently occupied BY Mr.. James A. Fore.
Tais house has z airy rooms besides closets, 2 pas
sages, twostory porticos in rear Kitchen water kc
all in perfect order, having bssn built within few
years past with view to durability and comfort ra-
Their than to cost To those seeking to purchase a
really desirable and pleasant resdence the retired
yet accessible location, we'll as the complete and
admirable arrangements of this house. certainly pre-.
rents unuaual ENDORSEMENTS The lot fronts IS feet
and runs back l2o feet to an alley in rear
TERasmo .s cash; baiance at g. y and ls
sp % TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE OF MULES, HAIR
i NESS, WAGONS. CART. &c 4, ON COUNCIL
CHAMBER HILL.-By virtueof the provisions of
and duly recorded in Henrieo County Court, and by
direction Of the beneficiary In the ssid deed nsmed
shall sell on THURSDAY, Sd May. at IL O'Clock
d. at Earnests Stables, on Council Chsnber Hill
nins Mules one Poney twelve sets of Harness. three
Wagons and one Cart.
Terms made known at sale.
A. B. HUTCHINSON, Trustee.
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts. APPS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

o'ssAh rIrcHEa TO ALEXANDER GALr-At the
A'e state Fair In Charleston. .. C, the following
awards to virsinisss were made,
ohsn, vass Richmond, Va, "Bust Of Helen and BAG.
pes, n scripture In marbles oliver Pitcher
NJ usit Richmond, Va. bust of JefTsIsony
M.Ss, IN riasser. " RI OF decided msrit-a Silver
seed Separator, sslmon's pstens-a siivar Maa.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

NOT TO Buy rHEm-sacretsrv NcC,eI.na If
the Interior. has issued circular IN the r,fic.,.
and Agents of the Department of the Interior. !.
"srn'ee them not to buy land warrants from hold
ers ana saying that fthey persisted in the practice
'ney VIII nave no cause of surprise or complaint at
aw'hdrawal from them ofthe confidence which ir-
doeeo their appointment The Secretary calls Il,
OBVIOUS abuse of official station.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02
TRUSTEES SALE OF MULES, HAIR
VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-Tha execution of

the late James Gray offer for sale privately the fol.
lowing property IN the city Of Rishmond, to wit:
streets-say $50 feet trent with depth of 153 feet
now occupied by .. LandruIn and VIM. Forbes,
at an annual rent of $780, which will terminate the
LIST of January, 1857.
ALSO-Th.t large three-story Brick Dwelling on
7th between Grace and Frantlin streets. in the
occupancy of Mrs. MarysC. Ao-ton and those two
Brick feusments on I'd between Main aud Franklin
streets the or occupied BY Mr.. John D. Blair and
the other by Mr. A. Harrington
They also Offer the following desirably located
property in the town of Sidney viz:
One four acre lot, witla large brick dwelling and
outhouses thereon. now ocosst.3 by Mr. Jas. Guest;
and ons feur lot, With two story dwelling,
part brick and part WOOD to the above former
ly occupied by the lsteEM. ". Dunnavant, and at
present by Mr. Davis. These two pieces of pro-
psrty are under lease until Let October, 1861
For terms &c, application be made to Hessrs.
Goddin AppeIson or to the Executors at the office
of James Gray Sons k ap28-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

pivencE AND MAnnrAGR.-A ]. Davis, the seer
-, souus 70 90 married to Miss Robinson, formerly
.,n wire Q, MT Love, and the mother of two
children. The Albion Spirit says that sha became
snamored OF Davis at Wpmsns Rights Conven-
tson, and that since then he and his friends have
they have finally succeeded. -
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BIZ RICHARD CAUTHOKN.
TRY GOODS, CLOTHING & :

nRY GOODS, CLOTHING. 90 AT
- AUCTION On WEDNEsDAY'the asd.v If
May commencing at lo4 o'clock A M, at INV Auc
non non store vii sell large and ssa.onsbls lot OF
Cloths; Cassimsrss; yestings; Alpscss: sombszren
r,rints' bed-Ticknss Ribbons Lacesr MusIips Sat.
,nets rioth Goats; Pants; Vests; white snd eoiore
II ose; Hdkfs; back and fancy Silk Cr.vsts an rts.
D,awers; Pocket Hdkfs; Buttoas; Napkjus. Tabie
apS0 n. CafTTHosN A..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

LicHr-HousK KEEPER ArpcIsTTp James D.
oaoerhii haa been appointed lighthouse keeper at
Little Watts island, Va, vice Thomas Underhill,
deceased. Salary, $3.50 per apnum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

Twenty and ten dollar bills altered from ones IN
the Bank OF Kentucky, In circulation at Lonis.
vile. ~ Aou'a-
Inc French and Prusslsn Ministers at Washing
Europe. '.' '''''
Twenty-six diamond rings have been seized ON
board the steamer Africa at Boston.
The Denton (Md Journal says that large crobs
OF corn ere being planted 10 that county.
Strawberries are plenty In Montgomery, Ala.
bama. 'o
The inauguration of Protestant temple has re-.
Gently taken place at Nantes, France
The prohibitory liquor law of Nebraska TERRITORY
went iRto operation on the 1st ult.
The mackerel fisheries on the coast of France
have been very unsuccessful this season.
Havre is about to be supplied with excellent
spring water from the sources OF the St. Laurent:
General James Shields, of Illinois, Ia now at g..
Paul's Minnesota
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02
1THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
LNVIGO2ATING COMPOUND.
DIR. J. s. ROSES
(of hitadelphia)

Js p.
ar tof Phitsde1phia)
= --.. CELEBRATED
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PURIFIER.
rs Spring and Summer Alteratire Medicine and In
migrating Drink, it has equal.
1t purfes and enriches the Biood -
Acts upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels;
Carries off all secretons and humors;
Ciesnses the skin of all eruptions
Gives appetite, bloom and viger;
Strengthens and invigorstes the constitution;
Makes the skin soft, smooth and natural;
Expeis Pimpiss Boils and SoreG
Cures scrofula aud all Skin Eruptions;
Cures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Affections
Cures rheumatism, Neuralgia and 9out;
Drives the evil effects of mercury from the system;
Builds up weak state of body;
Allsys nervous affections and enlivens the spirits
For Femsle Com plaints, which In their very ma
ture sxhsusns and facilitating 1t s particularly
recommended. Indeed, it makes the weak strong;
the pale and emacsted, from sickness or natural
causes, soon have color, bloom and heslth. Az q
summer drink. it il exhlaratng, refreshing stinu-
latlng and enlivenng. Persons young and od) W ho
have used his delightful compound are surprised al
its immediate beneficial effects.
Quart Bottles 81; small bottles sos. For sale by
PURCELL, LApp Co, 9. A. strecker. a. Bodeksr,
Alex Duval, Duval Merton, J. B. Wood, VIM.
P Lsdd. 8. ID. Zachrisson, 8. p semple and Bennett
Beers.
ap 26-FN&WAcis-tB
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=, DRsTaucTIoN OF Honsxs- The livery stable of
Messrs Thompson e. Pratt, at Coidwster. Michi.
gan gan was struck BY lightning and consumed on
ished 10 the flames pe'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

Rev. Geo. Sheldon has been expelled from the
Portage, New York, Presbytery, for obtaining a
divorce from his vile on grounds not considered
sufficient. tr. --.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

James pehaven was instantly killed in Philadel-
poia Saturday evening, BY being thrown from a
cart In 9th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

MAIL ON FIRE The great United States Western
Express Mail for the West and Southwest, over
the New York and Erie Railroad, took FIRE between
Forestvle and Dunkirk; New York on the 9th
instant. Several of the bsgs were nearly burnt to
cinder, but the mail matter very little dam.
aged. 1t 10 supposed the fire caught from the sparks
of the locomotive
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02
BY PAYNE e. MAYO.
A LEASE ON VERY VALUARI,E

q PROPERTY UNTIL THE IsT OF FERRnA.
ny, as62 WI be sold st auction on the prsmisss
ana II not the next fair day, sale commepcips at
O'clock r. a. the above lease let of ground in
side OF the Dock and running back 1875 IT, toward,
river There is upon said lot brick building go feet
~ 49, IN which is an excellent steam engine of Is to
81 horse power, with other machinery used as a ia
ming MILL togsther with other improve nts on the
premises. With a small outlay these fixtures might
be 9sed for Plastsr MILL for which busp ess the ST.
upon It, furnish much greater advantages than apy
other IN the State is brought to the spot by
vessels as ballast whilst the canals and railroad. in
its immediate vicinity afford cans of transpotaton
to every section of the country.
Terms made krs on tbs day of saie
FAYNE l. MAYO,
Office in w. Goadin's New Buildins.
az On Bank street.
POSTPONEMENT.- above ia nm
avoldably postponed until TUESDAY the 9th inst.
az CLOCK I. M PAYNE MAYO,
my z Auctionsers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

RRFusE TO CoMPLY.-A meeting of owners and
masters OF vessels was held in Buffalo on saturd ay
with the demand for higher wages for seamery
hiking the rate at twenty dollars per month.