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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-08
SUPERIORITY or AMERICAN OBSERyA.
TONS AND MILITARY FORESIGHT

The Albany Register says it is a somewhat
noticeable fact, that the most accurate &C.
count OF sebastopol, the one which gives the
best idea OF the position of things there, was
copied by the London Times from the Pro.
violence (R. H. Journal, and written by the
late DIR. Draper, formerly of that city who
went to the seat OF war as Surgeon in tho
Russian service, since the siege began and
news Of whose death was brought bv l.,.
steamer. John Quincy Adams is said to
nave noticed the same superiority of observa
non among our countrymen on the Eastern
frontier, when the Maine boundary question
was agltated. The English officers, il Is s,a
ted' were all absorbed in hunting, racing .rd
sporting and knew little, and cared less a.
10 what our army was about; whilst the AM
mean offieers' on the contrary, were acopa;n
ted with the English forces, their for,;so.
tions, and all their movements, and No, = s,".
could be taken without their knowing !,
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THE EASTERN NEWS.

Each successive arrival from the East
brings the same intelligence of the impreg-
inability of Sebastopol. The place can only
be reduced by starvation, and this can only
be accomplished after full investment To
secure this latter object, Gen. Pellissier,
it is reported, is about to take the field, de-
molish the outside Russian army, and then
return to the seige of the fortress.
In the meantime, negotiations, it is report.
ed, are to be resumed at Vienna. We trust
that this time the belligerents may come to
terms, and save mankind those scenes of
appalling horror and bloodshed which must
involve the whole face of Europe if the
war be not soon arrested.
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TIE ZQUAXES.

The Partisan writers say that these cele-
brated warriors belong to a warlike tribe oil
Algeria, inhabiting the valleys of the JuJura
| mountains. Like the Swiss in Europe, they
were accustomed to hire their services to ma
tons engaged in war fare. They were regular
ly incorporated in the French Army twenty
five years ago, but the name OF Houaves was
given in 1851, when corps of cavalry ana
corps of infantry, composed of native Alge-
riaus, was created. The nucleus OF the
Zouaves it is said, was formed OF young sol
diers from Paris, end from the environs OF
Algiers, disciplined by French officers, who
volunteered for that purpose. ain 1888,
royal ordinance fixed the number of compa-
MES at ten, eight of them to be composed of
Frenchmen and two of natives, with twelve
of the former embodied in each native com
pany, partly on account of the ignorance OF
the officers of the native language, and part
ly to provide against mutinous disposition
among them. The uniform consisted of the
Oriental costume with the colors OF the
French infantry, the officers retaining their
old costume
"The Zouaves won their brightest laurels
under this organization at the siege of Con-
stantine, in 1886, where they were almost de-
cimated by the fire of the enemy. In the re-
bellon of Abdel Kader, many of them de-
serted to his standard and formed the most
efficient soldiers. This occasioned larger
introduction of French soldiers into the bo-
dy, which still increased its reputation In
1871, the French government formed two
ether battalions, allowing one company IN
each of the three to be recruited with ma
tives. 1t had been found from experience
better to organize the French and the natives
in separate bodies as by association they ac-
quired each others vices, and,in great mea'
sure, lost their respective valuable qualities.
At the invasion of the Crimea, the Zouaves
were transferred thither, where the world
has marked their noble soldiery. Five and
twenty years of training have given them
every desirable quality for the field. They
are said to combine the intelligence and fire
which characterized irregulars with the So
lidity and precision of veterans. Light
hearted and vigorous, they dash into battle
as if it were sport, but they never fail to
leave in their tracks marks of carnage
None, perhaps, have forgotten the terrible
facility with which, under the command of
Bosquet, they turned and doubled up the
Russian flank at the battle of Inkermann."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-08
GONG ArL.ReE.-Owners ofslaves have

UUING TLARGE.-UWHcIbU sTuFcn HuFc
been cautioned 80 often against the improperly OF
permitting their servants TO go at large with them
selves or select persons to stand masters for them
that deem II useless to again call their attention
to the state law on the subject on this destructive
policy of the system complained OF. We therefore
alude to the subject again. only for the purpose OF
stating that owners of slaves ere alone responsible
for the frequent escapes to the North of their ser<
wants and that the police of the city are bsmeless
10 the matter. Within few weeks past. some four
or five servants have disappeared by tha under.
ground railroad, and no tidiogs have since been
heard of them. That they were aided off oy white
men, there is very little doubt; but that they are
enabled to effect their plans of escape more easily
from being permitted to act as their own masters
Is even more certain ; and until the owners and
hrers of slaves determine to comply with the law
In relation to "going at large" they need never
hope to put an end to their continual escapes.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

AMERICAN HOT ED c McCammsrop, Pbila;
W HowsTS, Captain Peek, D CGawfqrd, J J
seiden. Chas City; D Phillips, Chuckatuok D
Fisher, Goochland; J Winston. R R; A D Al
leus vs.; Or TN Page; Bedford; Dr. Howard, Ches-
terfed; @ Barker, PittsYvanis; Miss Barns N Y,
5 T Darrscott. Va; Campbell, Mccormick,
WILMINGTON; j f Williams, Williams, Miss A
psmsn cumba asupins
esierfsld J Jennings, C Drummond, Charles.
ton; l. Woodbridge, Petersbgi H Jefferson, Lynch
burgi Mannering, Dsnville, Fl M Clarendon,
COLUMBIAN HoTEL-E W Roach, Charlotte!
NJ HstdwiGk, Rissvllls; " Holloway c; W H
Powhatsn w Harris Harris, Louisa; T NJ Jor-
dan. Bath; Myers. Richmond; Taylor, Powha.
D., Whitebury, Williams, Burroush. Hunter
F. Sand, Princess Anne; g w Swan, Amslia; Col P
Taylor, Halifax; L Wiks, Peaks of Otter; Jsmes T
EXCHANGE HOrEL.-L M Coleman, Caroline;
J Edmunds, King VIM; Morris, Hanover; T
Gstswood, Norfolk; Sweeney, T Liotsey, Miss
Martini Williamsburg; NJ Cd ones, Miss M g A Hun
ter, Hampton; X Marahal, d Dickinson. Prince
Edward Mathews, ApPomattox; Mrs DR. Brock.
b5ough, Han1yer; Mis-. III Anderson, Gooehlapd;
w M Hannah, Appomattox; Miss B Price Charotte
Miss R Baker, Prince Edward; J A Scott, Turner
N Edmouds, Richmond; w Payne Goochland
Rouse Rufin' Bait Harris, " Harris, K K W;
Withers, Va A C Turner E g Merrill. Miss n
Merrill, serYas, N Y; T L Hogsheai, Texas; I
Clark, Clarke.
ST. CHARLES HoTEL-W Smith, o Smith,
] Coalter. Hanover; M g Fauntleroy, King l. Queen
] nj Fitzhugh and svt. Chss City; J Smith, Kichd
NJ Sufford A NJ Tyres, ChssteIfsld; l. Harris
Powhstan; F w Musgrove, w w Gnls. Mrs ellis
Amelia; B Fl Barnes Charlotte; r Hines, Pr Ed;
C L Butler and son. Md; w Wingfeld, Hanover; w
Miss; Munford. DR. w Bryant, Powhatan;
A Terri Ala; d Ward, J T Bankhesd. Va; N w
Harris, Cowherd, J Morris, N w Burress
Louis,; J A Wipgfeld, Va r Boswell H Hi c
Lupton, Alb; Harris, Louisa; Or NJ Brown
Fauquier; 0iimer. Loudouni A Hoogland and lady
C G Travilian, Louisa; w g Richardson, W; DR. Il
Poiudexter, Hanover; r Style, Va w Thomas
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IrprrErpEscE DAY.-What arrange
mep,s do our ci,,z IN soldiery design making for
appropriately celebrating the approaching an o.
JuiyY DO thsy design having an ora.inn, Grand
parade, and dinner for the whole regiinents VI
iii, e.cb comnspv be content with celebrating the
dsy 10 ,s own peculiar way7 Whatever Is TO be
done should be arranged for at once, as the 4th II
rapidly approaching
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DIED,

Yesterday evening, 7th inst, LUCY, infant daugh.
ter of Richd. and Rebe L. Grantland, aged six
weeks.
The friends and scquantances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral THIS AT
TERROON, at O'Clock, from the residence of Ter
father, on 4th, between Broad and Grace SITS.
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THE CHOLERA

This frightful disease is making terribl,
havoc in New Orleans. Out of five HIM
dred deaths in that city, during the pas,
week, two hundred and seventy five, or more
than one-half were by cholera. Some cases
OF yellow fever are also mentioned.
New Orleans suffers every year, more q,
less from these frightful scourges, Though
not usually so early in the season as the
month of May.
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TURTLE Soup-Allen, at the Arbour. is
feeding and fattering bis customers delicious tur.
tie SOUP which for richness of flavor cannot be
passed. We are Indebted to him for feast of this
delicious broth, with trimming to wash it down,
yesterday, and would advise readers to call on
him to-day and make grand fssst on the essence of
green turtls.
We are also usder obligations to friend Henry of
the phi House for bountiful supply OF excel.
lent soup and other fxings served in his pecu-
liar STYLE.
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FATAL DuEL,-It Is reported, 10 New York, th at
duel has been fought between two gentlemen of
that city named Leavenworth and Breckenr pe,
resulting In the death Of the former and severe
wounding of the latter. 1t Is stated that Leaven-
worth was the challenger, owing to offensive re.
marks made by Breckenridge at the Shakespeare
Club
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-08

Cry JAIL Filled, as our city prison Is
with the worst paupers In the land II Is reaiy sur
prsipr 10 as to fad that the prisoners enjoy most
excellent health at all times and under oil circum-
stances. Mr.. Starke, the turnkey, is an excellent
manager and II his health we're good, would De me
very man, of all others, to take charge OF WORK
house as soon as 1t 10 established.
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NEW sPDcrAL NOTICES.

The CoNpUoToRs OF the Election for the
,h,a 70, gr.s.ion.I District are requested TO be In
st,.ns.nse TO-DAY. at IL O'CLOCK p. M o. the
rs.h. ,i.;n,s Office in th City Hall, tn comosre
az pnIi. 10 8-Itt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-08

NosEGAY-At the southeast corner of
4th sDd Main streets, the third ward police might
have discovered about clock yesterday afternoon,
the remaips of large cat, from which arose per-
fume half pleasant otto OF roses Such nui-
sanoes should receive immediate attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-08

ARsoN.-Jenny, slave to Col Robt Pick
ett has been tried before the County Court of Hen.
rico and acquitted, the charge of setting fire TO
and burning one of her masters barns, centsnrg a
quantity of farming machinery. The evidence prove
conclusively that the fire was caused by accident,
and not design. at first supposed.
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The following are the resolutions passed uuani.
mously by the |. Blues:
ResolSed. That We return our sincere acknowlegd
uents to the National Gusrds of Philsdel for the
beautiful inusket presented by them and shall al
ways preserve it among our most precious jewels
ResO!red. That will ever look back with erids
snd pleasure to late excursion to Phadslphis
end will never forget the VIII -souled and brothery
attentions bestowed upon by the citizen soldier
and citizens Of that beautiful city.
Res0Eved, That our united prayers shall ascend to
heaven for the perpetuity of those glorious Union
sentiments which surrounded us like an atmosphere
while were in the old Keystone State; aud that
our abiding hope in the high destiny of our common
country is greatly strengthened by the fact that
prayers will be heard.
Resolrsd That the interchange of civitiss such al
those with which we have been honored by oui
brethren of Pennsylvania between the people OF the
different States is calculated to produce that int
macy of friendship which adds another thread to the
common bond constituting Us one people.
Resolced That we hope the day is not far diste a
when we may have the pleasure of NEE ting the Off
GERS and members of the National Guards the soil
of the blessed Old Dominion," and that some Cd.
portunty may then present itself of recprocating in
some degree their kind attentions.
By order of the Company
J. M PATTON, JR., Captain.
Or q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-08

NEW PUBLIcATIoN.-We are indebted to
Mr. A. Morris, for "a School of Life" by
Anna Mary Hewitt. The volume is publish
ed in neat style by Ticknor & Fields, Bos.
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NOBLE CoNpuor Some few Years ago

NOBLE CoNDUor Some few years ago
an explosion took place in the Midlothian Pits, in
ChesteIi cid county, which created such caving in
around the shaft, that the concluded that
the miners all killed and determined to have
the sink closed to suppress he fire, without expio-
ring the mines. Six er eight men were below at
the time, but the shock terrific that the
seer had no hope of saving any alive. Fortu.
nately Mr.. M. r. Ford, one of our citizens who was
also engaged at the works, happened to be present
ct the time, and hearing the deter nination OF filing
the pit, instantly objected, insisting that one
should go down and ascertain the fate of the miners,
for fear of buryng them alive. As none present
would volunteer to descend the shaft Mr.. Ford i'm.
mediately fell his knees, and after a most fer
vent appeal to heaven fer aid prepared himasf for
the fearful adventure. After preparing basket he
procured dog, lowered 1t the bottom of he shaft,
to ascertain the existence of foul air, and finding
that the poor brute came back uninjured, immedi-
ately descended with two volunteers, who
became emboldened by his determination, and sue
ceeded in rescupg air. McGruder and five six ne
gro men, who must have persisted but for the deter.
mined resolution of Mr.. Ford. Mr.. McGruder Ia
now ground ovsrsssT at the Midlothian Pits, aud
doubt feels deeply indebted to Matthew T. Fcrd
for not being buried alive.
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Col. KrNNEY.-A motion to quash the Indictment
in Col. kinney's case, in New York, Wednesday
morning, was qusshed. A meeting of bis friends
was held at night, and after denouncing the Mica.
ragua Transit Company, adjourned until Wednes
day next
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ION, H, CaptgIh
GEO. C. WILDE, Secretary.

TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.-We lay before
our readers this morning the preamble and resou
tions adopted by the Light Infantry Blues, at their
meeting on Wednesday night last, as tribute of
respect to one OF their deceased brother soldiers
whose noble traits OF character had greatly endear
ed him to all who knew him well. They are as
follows:
WHEREAS, it has pleased God, in the dispensa-
ton of an Alwise Providence,to remove trom our
midst In the early bloom OF his youth aud useful
ness, our much beloved companion, friend, and
brother soldier, GEORGE B. SAUNDERS, private of
the Light Infantry Blues: And while we bow in
submission TO the decree, tits proper that we should
put upon record some token OF the deep sorrow
which this melancholy bereavement has caused
amongst us. Therefore,
Resolred, That in the death of private Saunders,
the company has sustained loss which cannot ca.
sily be supplied his father and mother have been
deprived OF dutiful son, bis brothers and sisters
of kind and afectionate brother; aud society of
promising member.
Rcsolued. That we tender to the bereaved relaa
,ivee aud friends of the departed our heartfelt SYM
pathy, In this their sore sffiiction.
Resolred, That these resolutions be entered on
the minutes of the company, and copy thereof be
sent to the family of the deceased.
Poor HoUsE.-The new superintendent
of this establishment, Mr.. Pesrcc has rut every
| thing In complete order at the amshouse, and has
managed to get such complete control over the
psupers that he has little or no trouble with
| them The grounds around the building seems TO
be In good state of cultivation, and II the weather
proves favorable, will produce an abundance OF
vegetables for the residents of that institution. In
passing through the burying ground adjoining, we
were graliied to witness the care and neatness
with which the walks were arranged, and the
shrubbery trimmed up. Mr.. PesTce, thus far, has
proved himself most accommodating and eficien,
officer.
PoIsoNIkG DoGs.-The dangerous prao-
tce OF poisoning dogs In the streets, with strych
~ khA
many valuable pointers and settlers have beer
killed. II none but the stray ours that roam the
streets by day aud night, to tha annoyance OF the
public were destroyed, we should not object "a
The present process OF getting rid of them; but q,
far moro valuable animals are usually the suffer-
ers, We should like to see the practice broken up
PLEASANT REsiDEsoE FOR SALE.-As
will be seen by an advertisement Ia another co
lumn, Mr. John w. Fergussoni 10 Offering for sale
paat and pleasant residence on Marshall, between
gath and 10th streets. Persons Wishing to pur.
J chase should cell and zee II u once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-08

HIGH Prices FOR ToBACco.-Fine ship
ping tobacco is bringing very high prices in
ket just now. Yesterday Messrs Dibreli 4 johnson
sold six he gsheads, the crop of Mr. John Gill oil
Amelia county, at an average of $l4 per hundred
pounds.
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Holly GOD CEMETERY COMPAsY.-A
called meeting of the Hollywood Cemetery Sompa'
ny will bs held the store of MI Alexsndsr pu.
val, on THURSDAY the 14th inst, at hall past D
O'clock p AZ VIM. II. HAXALL,
80 -lw Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-08

AUCTION NorIoE.-Attentio is solicited
to our sails of Furniture, Glass Ware, &C, n
DAY. at Ii O'Clock, st our store. r -.
les LARUS o. chtNE, AuSIs'
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Auction MISUNDERSTANDING attention
il requested to nv sale office MICH CoWsTHI,s
MORNING at II o'clock at Mr.; joseph Tx
st.Ala on IO,h street between Main and Cary SITS.
s'S ''' W. THOs. w. KEESEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-08

FRESH SoFT CRABS Having made ar
raneements to get a supply of SOFT CRABS regu.
Iarly from Msryland, the public can rely on always
is 7-6t RO. REID, Proprietor.
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4 NEW MEXICAN Consul .-Jo.on,r 4. c...u,.
oot rcs' nae BEEN acknowledged by The PrssiSsn,
raSi o :. states, - consul Of the Mexican Re.
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The Urror BuILDl se FUsD COMPANY
~, Ia -. ,s,ulsr mootbty meeting, THIS EVE
MiMG ~ o,cinck At Jsfst1n Wsrd School House.
The Secretary will recsixs tn. monthly psyInssts
AZ tbs Stationery Store of Knowles Waford, NO:
81 Pearl street until ocSck, and at the place OF
m setting from II O'Clock r. uruopn
, N .. Secretary.
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CHIRTS THAT ARE SHIRTS.-What
~ garment L. more becoming. or what 10 more
pleasing to the Ladies', than to see Gentleman with
nice fitting and well made SHIRT? and as il seams
to me there 10 not gentleman upon the face of the
esrth but delights to please the fair SEX Older to
accomplish this great desderaum,ls let invite you to
call upon BRUSH at VIM. II. richardson's, oppo.
site the Exchange, and order of his scientific
cut and make OF Shirts. warranted to fit or 10 SALE
ia 6--Stt
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ANU sEMENTs.
A GRAND EXHIBITION OF THE
"A POWER OF THE
l. IrDJNn DTrDYI

"A POWER OF THE
GREAT TRINOPTRIC,
will be given at the
METROP Titan HALL,
FRANKLIN STREET
On SATURDAY EVENING, June Oh, 1856. at 0
O'Clock, In series Of agnfcent Re presentations
OF many of the principal buildings and cities in the
world. Introducing
The great MOSQUE OF OMAR IN JERUsA.
LEM, by moonlight
ST PAULS CATHEDRAL and CITY OF LON
DON, by night.
The great CRYSTAL PALACE Of London and
Paris
MOUNT vEsUvlUs by night, in eruption,
splendid scane.
KIRK OS VOID, the brth-plsce Of the renown-
cd poet of Scotland; and
The great TOWER OF LONDON, &c. &c.
AFTERNOON EXHIBITION,
For Senn4ries and Schools commencing at 3
O'Clock. Admission half price.
gy-Admission 25 cents-aervsntI half price.
Doors open at half past olclcck-commence at
O'clock. je SITS
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WM: s. WOOD, CHI WHOLE
one HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

HNE HUNDRED 30 l. l. a KS Re
tbi. countv' ON Mondsv the 9th nit a resro named
p o g E-oomplexion black 5 feet inches IN
height; q years old intelligent and spghty; gene
rally smiles when spoken to mouth very small for
negro; raised in Charlottesville, and has been
twica reclaimed a runaway within the past year,
once ffom Augusta jail and once from Rockingham.
George will doubt disown his name and owner
ship, as he hss before done.
The above reward will be paid for his delivery st
the Mines or in Richmond to
my Its JNO. ] With. Agent.
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A large and choice assortment of Hair
IA Brushes Combs, &c, for sale very low at
E. ]. PiCOTS
ie8 Drug Store
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CYDENHAM'S ANODYNE.-A prompt
~ and sure remedy for Diarrhea, Cramps and Sum
msr Complaints in children, for sale BY
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PLgAsAKT REsIDEsoE FOR SALE.-As
will be- seen by an advertisement In another co
lumn, Mr. John w. Fersussonis Offering for sale /
neat and PLEASANT residence on Marshall, bet weer
gath and 25th streets. Persons Wishing to pur.
ehsss. should call and zee Il as once,
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CTARCH.--l00 boxes Beadel's Pearl
J.s 0xvEhroRr, ALLEN : co.
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ITO THE SICK--Pure French Brandy,
Il Pure Port Wine, Pure Bolland Gin Pure Ma
deira Wine. My liquors of the finest quality and
most delicate flavor. s. P. SEMPLE
lie 8 202 Main at,
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Escape RE.CApruRE OF JAIL BIRDS

Escape AND RE'CAPrURE OF JAIL BIRDS.
Yesterday afternoon John C. Kyle and Moses
Garrison, confined In the city jail, effected their
escape by crying murder and rushing past the
keeper, but both of them were captured 10 short
time, after foot race In which every body and
family participated. We understand that Mr..
Thomas B. White, assisted by number of the city
hands, re-captured both fugitives and returned
them to their prison homes 10 the Valley Inn.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTTCE.-The
~ subscribers have this day entered into Co.part-
nership under the style OF WIN P. PERKINS
co for the purpose of conducting Wholesale and
Retail Dry Goods business at the old stand of War
rem l. Perkins.
We solicit ths patronage of the friends of the old
firm and the public generally. assuring them that
will use every exertion to merit it
w P. PERKINS,
les J. M. BIBB.
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FLOUR.--LanghOrne's superior Family
l. FLOUR-Lan yherne's superior saperine, Flour,
in ct and for sale by
lea BACON & BASKERVILLE.