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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15

RIcHMoNp AND PETERsBuA0 RAILROAD.
We rive place with great pleasure, to the
| annexed letter from Mr.. Daniel. the Presi.
A ant of this road. In doing SO. we take oc-
| q ,sion to say that il was far from our inten-
ton. in the we'll deserved tribute which We
paid to Mr.. Daniel, to detract in the slightest
degree from the merits Of his predecessor,
or of any other gentleman, and we regret
that our language would seem for moment
to bear such construction. We feel quite
sure that, under the difficulties and disad-
vantages with which this Improvement form
erly struggled, the late President and his
officers discharged their duties with as great
efficiency and success as any men could un.
der the circumstances.
To the Editors of the Dispatch: -GEsrLRMEN:-
In a recent number OF your paper, was published
an editorial notice of ibe present condition and
prospects Of the Richmond and Petersburg Rail.
road Company, la which, awarding to ire as the
President OF this Company at this time far more
credi. than deserve, you may, fear. have unin
tentionsy, am sure, overlooked, or caused others
to overlook Whist Is justly due tn Others and espe
eialy my predecessors Ia the Office, whom ia zeal
ability and efficiency, 1t would be difficult indeed
10 excel. The true causes of the former depressed
condition OF the fairs of this Company, are to
| be found mainly in the inadequscy of It's capital
s.ock-being only about half the cost OF the Road,
| its branches. and It's furniture the necessity to
supply this deficiency cut of its annual earnings,
to the extent of some 60 per cent on its stock and
by embarrassing loans, and the common mistake OF
| all such corporations, of attempting to work e T
| too low rates of fare and tolls. Such were the de-
fculties with which my predecessors, and espe-
| caily the late President, commended.
| simultaneously with my official connexion with
the Company, it was enabled, by the aid of two ju-
dicous ADD wise acts of the Legislature, to relieve
itself of embarrassment, By measure frstfundng
and ultimately Iiquidating its debt aud to renew
| Its roadway with heavy iron rails Such are the
advantages tina: have enjoyed, and candor and
justice require tina. they should be made known
| Sickness has prevented my doing go sooner
| Very respectfully, your friend, &c,
| p V. DANIEL, il.
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BAD Liquor Thomas Mellon and
Charles Hays drank an over dose of bad liquor last
Wednesday night, and, as a natural consequence,
started out for row with some one On reaching
Elizabeth Baileys door, they pitched into 1t like a
thousand of brick, and were about to set things to
rights In their own way, when watchman Davis
and his partner came up and took them to the cage
Yesterday morning they were both required to give
security to keep tho peace for the next twelve
months In the sum of 500, but when we left the
court room, neither of them had complied with
the acquisitions of the Mayor
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SHIPMENTS CoAsrWIsE,

From THE DocK.-7009 bush. Feed; 80 tons Iror; 8
Machines; l45 bbls, Fish; As tons Stone; 5IO0
boxes Tobasco; S6s cases DO; $50 bids. do; 6
FROM koCKETTs.-l0S hh5s., 24s8 boxes IO9 cases
and IS k'gs Tobacco; AZ bales Cotton Yarns: 10
bales OBuabu-sr; bags Wool: bundles and IS
Hides 10 bundles Caif-skius; 5 bags Feathers: SO
bushels Wheat; bids Bacon; 1913 Empty Bar.
Iels; CT packages sundries; ii bars Iron; 26 bags
Flaxseed; bundle Deer Skins; s. barrels Car
ter's Spanish Mixture; IL Hogs; Il bills Fish: so
tons Stone; l29 do Iron; $40 kegs Nails.
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MI, GRARD MILITARY as
k4a1y n d CIVIC EXC URSIO "a
49, TO AND BALL ER
SLASH COTThGN

The FAYETTE ARTILLERY, Capt Chsrlss
Richardson. announce that their second snnuaI Elk
CURsiON TO AND BALL AT SLASH COTTAGE,
will taze place the
EVENING OF JUNE 18th, 1855
On which occasion unusual attractions will be prs.
sented
This Cottage grounds having bsen recently snlsrg-
edand improved present alone sufficient attractions
to induce large attendance, In addition to which
the Artillery Corps have provided music, choice re-
freshments. and a splendid display of
FIRE WORKS
All of which. they hope, will prove satisfactory to
their friends
MUsiC.-Armory Band with Silver Instruments
Refreshments will be furnish ed at "Slssh Cote "a
Hotel" Ia the most superior style, at city prices,
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVALS OF CARS
lat train will leave at O'Clock.
Fad train with the ARTILLERY Com pan,u at
O'Clock.
SD train at II O'Clock.
4th train at 10 o'clock
LIST train will leave the Cottage, returning at
O'Clock End train W Ill Jsave at IL O'Clock
Persons DESTROYS of spending the ay at the Cot.
tage can leave by the 81 O'Clock train the morning
TlCkETS-for the round trip 81 to be- had at the
office of the Richmond, P. R. r. Company
TTr Ticdets will DO issued Ia Petersburg at thu
sftios OF the Richmond and Petersburg Depot, for
S2.25, round trip.
e H. charge for ladies. ie 9-dt5
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EAsY ParY.-A negro fellow named Car.

.EAsY PaEY.-A negro fellow named Car.
Tor, the properly Of Mr. benjamin Ni1Esrscn. We
arrested and Gagged yesterday BY Csp'. Maerso1.
ers. Garter IL hired at the Public Warehouse, snd
was semitic MARI Downey's BY one Of the lnspec.
tors, to purchase . bale OF hsy. the een,. .aa
who gave him the money to psy for II acc,osn-
tally giving him . ef00 nots for elo1 ~
hsy Nod received @e3 Ia change, but took gooo
care not to return but g. declaring that DE roceIv
ed $40 note Az soon a. the 800 note was miss
ing. Carter was arrested aud searched, but having
had ample time to make way with the money, none
of n was found upon his person. He VIII be ex
amined before the Mayor this morning.
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SALE OF LOTS IN SIDNEY THIS DAY--We
invite attendance at the sale This Afternoon a. a
o'clock of acres of thu most beautiful ground in
Sidney to be had. The property will be sold
In the whole, divided into lots, may be desired
at the sale. See the advertisement under the suc-
ton head. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
ie Is Auctions era
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CITIZEN CoMPANY.-On Monday night
last, the members of No company, as soon as
they heard that the premises of Messrs. Dunlop
Moncure & Co., and n. Dickinson were in dan
ger from fire. though partially disbanded, took out
their engine and fastened TO the to enter into
active service,-those gentlemen having subscribed
literally towards the purchase of their new engine
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SLEEPING IN THE MARKET.-John
Schultz got leg weary last Wednesday night and
fell asleep in the first market from which place the
watchmen took him, and deposited him in The cage
Yesterday morning he brought before the
Mayor and after hearing discharged
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DETENTION OF THE Cause.-The down
train of the Csnir. Railroad ran over an OK
a short distance beyond Charlottesville Yesterday
morning. throwing the engine and tender off III,
track and delaying the train in its arrival in this cy
about six hours. Fortunately one was mi led by
the accident.
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CoLToNs ATLAS OF THE WoRLD.-We
have from Messrs. BUFFERS & SIMoNs, Nos.
6 and of this great work. We repeat that
it is issued only to subscribers. 1t will be
the most valuable Atlas yet published.
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CHICKENS are becoming more plentiful
in the markets and of course the prices have
downward tendency, though they are now selling
for just twice IS much as they are worth. The
prices now range from 10 to 10 cents each.
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Corr ORE.-We were yesterday
shown a fine specimen of copper ore, from Mr.
Bowden's mines, in Louisa county. which, on be
ing worked will yield from Is 10 90 per cent net
The mines are ssid to ba exceedingly productive,
and almost inexha ustible. ~
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JUNE 18th, 1855

THE LONDON QUARTERLY REvIEw.-Mr
James Woodhouse, the Richmond agent, has
placed upon our table the April number of
the London Quarterly Review, one of the
ablest and most interesting of the English
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BOSTON BANK STATEMENT The following are
'he 'oosinsso the Boston Banks weekly statement
capita stock, sS2, 10000; Loans and discoupts
SS ~ specie in bank S. 400 1871; due fiom other
oanks, % OIL 4o; due to other banks S. S84; de-
posts Si5,tU4, 1885, circulation, 595 1876
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DIED.

On Monday, the Esd of April. Of hsr sons. Rev.
D r. Winfres. IN the county Of Chssterfeld, Mrr.
ELIZABETH wINFREE. widow OF Henry Wiz.
free. deceased snd daughter of the late Daniel Tot
" CirclerilIs ard ChiIicothfe tohio) papers
will please sopy
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NEW SPECIAL NoTICEs.

NoTIcE.-The sale of desirable Farm,
situated ON the Brooke Turnpike, belonging to Mr..
w. Fl Bowcock, advertised to be sold on Monday,
the J8 b inst, has been postponed irdefnitely
lie l5-It GODDIN APPERSON.
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WALK THE LINE.-Jesse, q slave, was
arrested last Wednesday night for being cut of
track, and when brought before the Mayor, received
ten stripes.
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n 'NoRs TO AN AMERICAN-Dr. Charles T. Jack.
son, OF Boston has received inform alton that the
ration of the Imperial Order of the Meiidieh Of the
the NTH class (Chevaier,) for the discovery of the
pain subduing properties of ether vapor, which i
In the armies of the Crimea
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NAVAL ITEMs.-We hear, says the Washinst on
Star, that the Secretary of the Navy has determin.
ed to transfer the Crew of the San Jaeiuto, (wsr
Mesmer'l to the frgate Potomac, fitting out at
10 join the home squadron, ths remaining
Ing them on a cruise Thus transferred thew will
mare up the remainder of ths full complement of
about to sail for the Medterraneao, and the Poto
mac, as explained above. The San Jacnte will be
prepared, we epprehsnd, as possible to Join
the chinese Sea East India) Squadron, Commo.
dore Armstrong going out in Ter.
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GOV kEEDER:-The Washington ,rrespouds of
tne new YORK Hsfaid gays Governor Reeder viii be
removed II he does not resign, also his associate
torney OF Kansas nv
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MECHANIC GUARD.-We understand tina t
Capt. NORRIS of the Mechanic Guard las resigned
his commission. and that Martin M. Lipscomb, the
City Sergeant, has been elected to the comman d
of that corps, and accepted.
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A CARD.-The notice published by me
in yesterdays Dispatch" forewarring all persons
against crediting my wife, written 10 moment
Of excitement, and therefore deem it proper to
say, that the impression under which tn labor
ed, were erroneous and unjust to her. -l.-..
icl5-1t* JAMES A. ADAMS,
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MEcHAEIos' BUILDING FUND ASS

MEcHAEIos' BUILDING FUND ASSOCIATION
Tho REGULAR meeting of this Association will he
held THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, in Saunders
Hall.
The Secretary will be at the store of 8. III Zach
risson during toe evening.
full etts ndsnce is requested, az amendment
to the constitution will be acted on.
js 15-1t E MCCARTHY, sec'y.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL ussssnsar train m a..
New York Central Railroad wa. thrown off the trsci
near Otica, Monday. smashing up three cars. Bu
one Isoy, strange to say. was at ell Injured
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QUICK TRrp.-Passengers from Norfolk,
10 the elegant steamer Augusla. Capt Smith arrived
in this city yesterday, via the Port Walthsll route
at q We minutes before three 3 o'clock, P N The
trip was an unusually quick one; and now that the
Augusta has undergone complete overhauling
and repairing, the travelling public are offered
great Inducements to take passage on her between
this city and Norfolk --.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15

NEEDS CLEANING.-Many of the street
cutters in bad condition, and need cleaning
On Shoekoe Hill the grades in some of them are 40
bad that waste water cannot of. All such ola ces
should be improved immediately.
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Inc city cner OF Buffalo, colored man. was mar.
day. ~ iish siii' On oatuf
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MARHTHn.

q. ~. 7th spsk .hv I'll. lev J1s Christi4u. Mr..
sTANHOPE J.sHO6ANB, to Mics SUSAN J.
shtsr Of the late Henry Hushes. elf Of Cherries
City sosuty. We.
Jues 9th. ~ the Rev. J. u. Kspler. Mr. LEMuLL
YERBY. Of this city, to Miss JANE N. COUTTS,
Of Henricr.
~ Warrington and Baltimore pspsspleass cory.
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The Mayor of St Louis has i,.usd nro.,.u..;o
11idetng the close OF all the confectionery stores
osrner shops and segar stores and stoppns the al
OF ndsy paper on the Sabbath, erAe '"e 'oi'
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UoTIoN NoTICE The attention of
Housekeepers &C., 10 solicited to the sale of House.
hold Furniture. THIS MORNING. ct 10 O'Clock, at
the late residence of r. NJ. Robertson, 18th Sc,
between Broad and Grace. Names. Trustee.
js Is LARUS & SEINE Aucts.
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The Members {

The Members of the CHRISTIAN SPRINa
CLUE will meet at their Club Ground on SATUR.
DAY being their regular meeting dsy. Their cate.
rer will have fine dinner on that day. unless the
weather prevents. is l5-ltt
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- Nv E RS AND RIOUS
EREIT1N
NEWLY EQUIPPED FOR THE YEAR 1855
VIII exhibit at Richmond n,

e.
Will exhibit at Richmond on
Thursday Friday and Saturday June 2lst. I'D. sd
Tbls iinmsnss establishment cost the Proprfstors
over so 900 DOLLARS. The Company ia com posed
of TEIRTYFlVE PERFORMERS of the most
talented that be had either In Europe or Amsri
ca, namely:-
Madame Csmils Gardner, the Partisan Zones.
trienne; Madame Wood. ths great English Equs.-
trienns; Mons Paul Cane, from the French and
GeLnsn Theatres; Signor Blifz the Italian JusgleT;
T.. perious. tbs American Scene Rider; r. Rivers
the Unrivaiied Principal Act Rider; Il. Woods, the
great french Scenic Rider /; Mast. George Derious
the onderful Hurdle Rider; MIR. George Slomsp
the Acrobstic and Gymnastic Performer: Master
Charles Rivers, General Rider and the greatest Tuu-
bier in the Werld Mepchschow Pedro the youth.
full boy OF many forms h3ops Gerome the ssmp-
son OF the World Mons Ls Berde, T. Lewis r.
RIVERS, T. Nambs, &. Rugle, H. Hague R. Thong
son. N. SprHiInger: and numerous an.illaries.
Who has just arrived from Russia, havin, baen co..
gagged al an enormous expense will make hi, first D.
pearance In America with his
GREAT RUSSIAN BEARS
These wonderful animal performances throughsut
france and Russia have astonished every bshol1er.
for full particulars of their performances see the
Msssrs. r Rivers NE Derious beg leave to an.
nsuuce that they have brought from Russia and
Francs some entire new performers Also, new
comis Afterpieces, never before performed in this
country. This mammoth concern comprises ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETY MEN ANU HORSES.
The gorgeous procession will enter town or city
New York Brass aud Pane dean Band. Deors epen at
zocioct In the afternoon, and 7 Ia the evening"
- Admission, so cents; Children and Servants
half price.
t.. On Friday and Saturday, CO umsneipg at q
O'CLOCK, an afternoon performance will DO given.
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SINGULAR CONDUCT OF MRS ROBINSON, THE Con
DtMHED MURDEREss The Troy Times of Monday
of Mrs Robinson, called the 'veiled murderess''
in the Jail of that city when the news of her
being refused trial given her she at first
manifested sympto of the most uncomfortable an
ger, stamping the floor with her feet and launching
out torrent OF invectives against all who were in
any manner connected with her trial. By degrees
however, she became more moderate, and finally
settled down with the exclamation. 81 am glad they
would not give me new trial" Towards evenin 6
large quantity of provisions and after building q
rousiog fire in the stove-sufciently large for the
coolest wntry day-began to prepare sumptuous
repast saying that she would at least have feast in
honor of the occasion. Soon after dark, Mrs Robin
son placed rumber of lighted candles In each win
dow of her cel-the illumination being designed, as
she stated, to testify her joy. The affair attracted
large crowd in the street. but she allowed pro-
coed with her amusement uninterrupted. until the
candles burnt out, The general impressi seems to
be that Mrs Robinson win be sentenced by Judge
Harris during the present term of court.
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FIRE IN WASHINGTON 10 O'Clock Tues.
day night, fire broke out Ia two brick buildings
owned by W. G. Deale, corner of 9Th end G
streets Washington, which wers destroyed with a
frame tenement owned by Lieut.. B. Hunter u S
N Both losses were covered by Insurance. Sew.
eral persons suspected of the deed were arrested
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MEMORANDA.

NORFOLK, June Is --rhe sehr fremont, belong
ing to Messrs Davis Thomas Of this city. CAPTAIN
Baker, cargo of wood, the night Of the 12th. Of
Smiths Island. was run into By unknown sshoon-
err, which carried away both mssts. bowsprit. flying
bboom, and all attacbed-stove in larboard bow,
started stern and leaking badly. was towed into
port Yesterday by the schooner John Warner, Capt.
Dczser of NJ Y, bound tn Chckaheminy'
The fremont is insured in the off, of the Fire
and Marine Insurance Company and Valley of Va.
New YoRK, June Is Arrived, ships Guy Manner.
iDg and Arctic from Liverpool
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HusTINGs CouRr-This Court WAS

HUsTINGs CoURr-Ihis Court was in
session yesterday, uut o'clock in the afternoon.
di posing of the following cases:
Shooting.-James Cauds, charged with sheoti
George W. Woody, on the 2l,t May, was examined
and Iemaoded for trial at the next term of the Cir.
cult Court.
Rfot-James Clayton, indicted for violently assault
Ing James Ford ct the second market, was fonna
guilty By the jury, aud ssntsnced to so days conns-
ment in the city jsil, and to pay fGe of $50 and
costs
Frdud.-Wm. Bennett. indicted for obtaining me.
ney frem Stephen N. Davis, by false prstences
was found gritty By the jory. and sentenced to six
Continued.-Ths jury in tbs case If George Hub.
6.rd indicted for receiving pistols stolen from Jas
walsh, knowing the same to have been stolen bs.
leg unable TO agree were DISCHARGED and the accus
ca sdnitted to bail for his appearance at the next
ntedting.-fstrick Cur H. indicted for stealing chi.
Navarro from George W. sumner.. 10 Msreh LAT
Ess arIagned and plead not guilty. His trial was
then adjourned until this morning at 10 o,aIoot
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RICHMOND YOuNG MEMS CHRIST

RICHMOND You've MEMS CHRISTIAN As.
socIATIoN.-An ad journ ed meeting of the Richmond
Young Mems Christian Association, will BE- held in
the Lecture Room of the Monumental Church,
TETS EVENING, ct O'Clock. usz js I5-lt
We beg leave to inform the public, that
the piece headed "Nero Fiddles while Rome Burn1,p
and signed MANY Old Firemsu," was put 10 the
Dispatch by member of the Board of Directors of
the Richmond Fire Association.
Ia j5-1t* CITIZEN.
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BEAUTIFUL MARBLE.-One of the most
beautiful specimens of marble we have ever
seen. il now ut the store of Messrs. Bacon &
Basksrvill. and is from a vein opened in
Botefourt county, by Mr.. j. g. Wilson. of
buchanan. It exceeds the usual weight of
marble By ten pounds to the cubic foot, and
Tor building purposes, is not to be excelIed
II equslled in this country. The marble is
Of steel grey, and has received most beau.
fiful polish 1t one of 0ur Richmond marble
yards. We have little doubt of it's superior.
ity 70 the marble which the government i
bringing from Tennessee to Washington, for
The addition to the Capitol. Mr.. Lybrock.
lschitsct OF our new Custom House, who has
lxamined the specimens ct Meesrs. Bacon
BAsksryin's, = greatly pleased with It.
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MARINE NEWS.
roEf OF RICHMOND, Jun. IA
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
schr. Onward, Smith, Wilmington. N. c.. lumber.
Schr. Samuel Francis. Brown. Philadelphia, coal.
schr. Oakland, Myers, Chicbabominy, timber.
Hchr. Thos. Conn or, Booth, gu.ry, lumber.
be c.. SAILED. tet -.s9
Steamship Pennsylviuia. Clifford, Philsdelphia.
mdze and PASSENGERS.
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THE WAR.

The allies have exhibited another spa,u
of energy under the command of Gen. Pei
lissier. They are, however, no nearer sue
cessful assault upon Sebastopol, than ever
If they could take the forts upon the South.
OF which there is no earthly prospect, they
could not hold them, according to the best
military authorities, for a moment. a. the
forts on the Northside completely command
the whole Southern position, and would re-
quire separate investment and attack -
Starvation is their only chance, and in this
view, the successful expedition against
kertch, from which tire garrison of Sebssto
pol are said to have drawn portion of tbe;r
supplies may exercise some influence upop
the siege.
The destruction by the Russians of the
corn. oats, -four, &c, at Kertch, give the al
lies foretaste of what they have to exnect &c
they ever attempt TO penetrate into the into
rior of Russia. The old defensive system If
Russia will be pursued; the country will be
made . desert before them; every article
which could give sustenance to man or beast
win be destroyed; every town will become
like Moscow, funeral pyre for the inya,
dsrs. 6ebastopol will probably be able tobold
out even against starvation too long for the
allies to strike blow at the heart of Russia
this season. Indeed, it is said that Sebastopol
ID now provisioned for eight months. Their
abors are but begun with the reduction of
ibis single Russian fortress, which for eivht
months has withstood the great armies of
England and France, now numbering ut least
liz times the force of the defenders.
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DISSOLUTION OF co FARTHER
- SHIP Tho Co-PartneI ship heretofore e,i,t.
fng unter the firm Of WE'LL FREDERICK. at
bsekinghsm Court House, Va was dissolved on the
l4th OF May last.
L L. WE'LL
JOS. FREDERICK
Buckingham C H., June IA ls5i
j. ]5-oStcIt*