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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

rSr vessels of the fiji class, built expressly for
II tlnde and hnye superior accommodations for pass
"hsers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, well
luniiG,d Tor tAeflade, and VINO will spare eserton
To accommodate.
They will be lowed y" and down the river by steam,
aud may be relied sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos.
ton will find it TO their interest to nip by this line
it is the only regular line. and freight viii always he
taken low by any other vessels and every cfot
will he made blythe agertsin Richmond and Boston 10
give salts action.
We respect1lly ask and hope to sYececd in oh
thinning fall share of patronage
The vessels will lie in RichmG J at Rochctts
Boston III Rowes half
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, A..
ALLEN & WELTCH, Boston, ''s
ang o-dts No, 1873 State Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-05

HAVING made arrangements with the periy M,
agents to get supplies OF GuANU lhn test
terms, We are now prcPnred to furnish it We ha3c
hand, and nl1nt 1000 lag, anFw II h. in reg
ulnf receipt oft We shall Il nnnr except wln come,
direct hnm tho agents, aud all who purchase us
may rely on ge,iing GENUINE GuANO We solicit
the ofuur ticns aud all Others, with III.
that viii always furnish them with the best anti
lie and on the mn.i favorable terms
CHENSHAW y co.
f. It, North -ilrot tho Basin, Bicimnud, Va.
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J roR THE SPRINGS
VIRGINIA. SPRINGS. .
!, ss.-rlruruur1 RICHMOND AND

~ D AEyILLE, SOUTH.
sIpE AND WICHITA AND IENHsscEE Ill
enans-sUm ME1 ARAAN0E ehctt:st
VISaiNi1 gPRINGS-Throseh By Daylight ana
Sss.ss shsek "a Through sxsspt on Stages
Vsitnrs 10 tbs Virginia eprn9s BY this route fssc
-. hH.,Ss Rsiiroad ears at Petersburg or the
s;sh,.nS ma psuviIle eals 1t kichmond. at6 A = /,
S.isv Isuodsys sxcsptsdJ ct the Junetas.
"a .mpia line sisen psssengefs 20 eat; sffise %
Irnchbprs - Il n. to dinner, and thence. via We
snd rem RsilrosS, reach Bonseck,a Depot st st 4.
n ths ssme aav, and there tsse I'M. ~ NJ
SON IS FINE LINE OF STAGES, dine @
the Red Sweet or 1weet Sphnss and arrive q the
White Sulphur SPRING. "a miiesl early on the even-
fue Of the seoond day from Richmond snd Peters.
burs. without night travel and with bat "a miles Oh
IRE yirxiuia. aud Tennessss Railroad ie located
.s.,n,t sn.sf Ior anfie country, possesains eli.
m.ts u.surusssed for it, salnbrity and deliGhtfuI
..mc.,.rnrs The road passes the base OF the Peaks
~ 1tter and within three miles OF tho ALLIE ghany
sn,irss zoe mile OF the Dew IL Den or outs1Iuery
White Sulphur Syringe and within four mie Of the
yellow Bu.phur springs. all plesssnty situated q
few miles apart on the Eastern slope of the Ale
rhsny mountsin. Id Montgomery county The va
Ter. Of these Springs celebrated for their great
mefiicinal ousties the accommodations are excel
lent AID have been greatly increased aimee last sea
son.
summe rsou Il Co, tages &C Newbern Depot on
ths evening of the day that they leave Richmond or
Pate rsburs and arrive ct the S2rinGI on the follow
ing day to dinner and Salt Sulphur springs early IN
the evening. ~ II TFesE eT ~ i
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T0NT0OMERY WHITE SULPHUR

MAJ = - - ~ - - -
IyI fcfIN0S, MOn780MEkY COUNTY. VA.
mi. .sv ma bsssfifui vstsfins y sss y II be open
q, ~ - nlio 81 sisitofg On ths ias OF JAY IL
T. asiishtfuiIv sustsd on the estsfn slope Of the
A1Ieshsuies In 11oufeomery ecunfys about one sac
hsif jes from the vifsinis and Tennessee hsilros0
from which branch rond takss ytn 70 me Dprines,
- fhss vlsif0rs = fifsIy avoid Hses treseliss
Psssensers lesvioe kicbmond By the DsnviIis on
Petsrsbufe By the 0outheide katirosos ternve ~
isueh burf ID time to dine, there they can stop Al
nishs or eooeIcee On sbeI Virginia and Teuue.es
Rosd nsssur the Pests Of Ottss, crossing tbs Blue
Ridss foowina the beautiful valley OF the koanose ..
cHmbips the A1feeh anies 70 the Zig TunneL where
thew tai the branch TO the Spring. srrivtns there
b. O'Clock ia the afternoon. These Spnnss are
three miles from the Yellow and foar fsonfhs Ale
spTr hs later Of these spdnss very similar to
the ,vstsr Of the 0reeubner White 6u phur, more
nlessant 70 the taste and equalv effective in their
use They have made ,ome most remarksble cures
Of diseases of long ndne. and are believed In the
to be IN fuaifibie remedy for dyspep-
IA and almost every disease that has assumed .
chronic etste. There are also two fine chslybease
springs one Of them very stTong,s ss.,g4E.e
No expeuse has been spared Ia httfng up this pro.
psrty and every exortion will be made to render .
visit plsasant aud sgreeabo. The services OF Mr..
THonpsoN TYLER, who Il we'll known In almost al
the Atisufc cities, hsve bee procured who will be
assisted BY corps Of eente msn!y ard obiising as
sistsnts A fue Band of d usic is also engaged ~
~ Communie.tions may Be .ddss.ssd g =
Pres't Monts,y White suiphor SPRING. Co..
+ Il 9s-ts ~ ssll|a 3sii - ahswesvfiie Va
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TnE HUuUENUF sPkINHS.-Ile

i subscriber respectfully announces TO the public
that this well known watering place having since
the last season, received extensive improvements
and been put into Thorough repair, was opened for
the reception of visitors on the 2Dth inst Every
effort will be made to present even more than the
ordinary induceme ns OF former years and In this
connection the subscriber II grstied to state that
Mrs. TURPIN, who Eupsrin tended the domestic
ransemen,s ct the same place few years since. and
gave universal satisfaction, has been re-engaged,
spd With corps Of servants, ia selecting WHOM
uaual has been bestowed will Offer her services
to the guests The sticte sc attention will be paid
to the hotel aud cabin arrangements 81 to obvi-
ate evsry annoyance ald promote In the highest d.
gree the comfort and pleasure OF the visitors. A
band Of kkilfu Muscishs has been engaged, and the
Ball Room, Bowllag Alley, Billiard Tables and
other sources CT Amuseaont will contr butte to make
the Springs place Of hsalthful and agreeable
taxation. -z
The waters sulphur and chaly beate, and third
ubining the properties of the other two which
also used in the bsth house. They Ter an assem-
blage of nild tonios and gentle Alternatives whose
benei sial efsct has been s'gnally shown in nume-
rou. instances. in which worn and debtsted frames
have been submitted to their ipuep ce; end ,hsr Elf
cheney, in tho of ladies and children, has be
more c0nspicuously marked.
The Huguenot Springs are in Powhaan county,
froa which plsce they are accessible by the Rich
mond aid Danv:lle Railroad, which passes within ak
mil5s; line of Omnibuses sent from the Springs,
conve yins visitors over that space.
FARE-$l Is per day; SIC per week; 3oper month.
Children over and under IL years of ags, and ser
wants. half price,
il So t. DAVID MOORE,
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A MIISEMENT- is mn nIaca

A MUSEMENT.-1here is no place to
IA spend an hour, free of cost, moro pleasantly
in Richmond, than az OSBORNE'S splendid DA
0UERREAN GALLERY. At this establishment mt
may be seen great collection OF PAINTINGS and
DAGUERREOTYPEs. well worthy the attention
of visitors NO PAINS or EXPENSE has been
spared to make this Gallery the finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE place in the city.
We are always prepared to put up likenesses In
every style, and at r PRICES that DEFY competition
Always on hand, GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD PINS,
Pearl, She'll and Morocco CASES, of every descrip.
ton. OSBORNE'S GALLERY,
fs7 Opposite EXCHANGE Rsnk
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SPRING HARDWARE-The Snhscr,-

SPRING HARDWARE Suhscrl-
~ 6ers respectfully invite the attention of copntrv
and varied assortment of HARDWARE. CffT1E.
ny. GUNS, STEEL and sADDLERY, lust received
IRON ~ Ine manufacturers of England and America
The GOODS have been selected with care and nnr.
CHASED mostly for cash. Hence we have no hes;,s
uon IN assuring our friends who have hitherto "a.
soIea us with their liberal patronage and the uubo
Eeueisiy, tnat their supplies of Goods NAV be had
the country. SMITH ~ pUuH nouss ID
NH II - n%DLn1h,
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DOTOMAC PAVILION PiNEY
pOTNT or MAkY,S CO Mp-This desira.

BE phase for health and Sea bathing l. nov open for
the reception of visitors with nothing ieh Tn lone
that will promote the comforts Of its iussss.
last season. Lunch Room has been built for the
socommodstion Of visitors ct al reasonable houra
dsy or nisht; Stables and Garbage Houses hsvs bean
built to accommodate those ct distance; Billiard
Tables; Pistsl Gallery; Shuttle Board; fsn pin Al.
ieys and Baths have sl bssu improved, and free
10 visStoys only thsnAful to the pubic for their
patronage the last two ssssoos and hope to see my
old friends and maDy new faces the coming seaeon.
dren with Whooping Cough and Measlss viii not be
admitted a. boarders. .t,.sF
llts%s+$ TERMS OF BOARD.
For single day, %; for three days or Lass than q
week. 81 50 per day ~ the veek $40; b. the month
81 IS per day. w. w. DIX. Proprietor.
lie tier boxes have been placed all the stssmerA
10, the snennn mod alton OF yiEtors. ie Sim
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ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

~ this disease, no mstter OF how :.
wnst Z he cause, or what remedie, ,s.te
used, 10 that the oresnizstion of m. ~
not destroyed, can be promptly, sss.,a.ss,
msnently cured simply By nsins PecTi,is
RHEUMA1IC EMINENT. Wig
Numerous certificates can be furpi.,.,
sops wbo have paid hundreds Of aoiI.N
and from eus 10 i've dollars a bo,,S. ;,
Rheumatic Compounds and sssciss,
eeiyisg sny rs!,sf. who have team psrf.s,s
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT. VI fols.
For sls By PukCELL, LADD IN
Desrs, Adie + Gray. Davai & Nortos =
Z. .: fhomsa sad orSGsisss SsnsnII,"
the city. es
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Z g. WALL
superintendent South side R. B, Petersbg
CHA9. CAMPBELL
E.H GILL,
sup'tva T. Tennessee r. 3. Lynebburs.
KENT, SUMMEReON Co.
l. 4, I- Fiucastls. Va
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The RIOT AT COLUMBUS OHIo The corone,,,
1ary IN the case Of Henry Foster killed Ia the An
Of July riot at Columbus Ohio. have returned a
effects OF bail or slug. wilfully and malicious '
discharged from pistol the hands of oue Gotleb
mayer, member of social comp any In Columbus
pany a. far a. they were parade on the 4th we're
more or less sccaseoryn -' VIC
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CAUTION no AaUE suRREREI
IACksUN's EXCELSIOR BITTER

IACkoON'S EXCELSIOR MIfEB
~ In justice to K n. JsctsoD, and iGtsle
sense of duty to those sfilicied W ID bypsPs
loss of spreiite, l viii state that h.Yibia ~.
Excelsior Buffers with the happisst eHetio' u
tie daughter, cor fdently recommend IhsSA
who are afflicted with the above cou,rlslIit -,
w. G. FEEGtA
Richmond. April 70, 1855.
advise every fsmiI9 70 procure these 6i8'a
They may be found at +. J ricors, A. ss@
.. "a. Zachrisson's, Chss Miilspspgh'. ssst1t
BeerP, snd Alex huvaPs, Drpgsists, klsnH@a
All orders promptIH attended To. -
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Nss CAruA1YNE scHoLxY DKAD.-Ars. Cafna.
rins Scholey. the largest woman 10 ine .o sio
,,hosn our ci,,xeps will recoilect - being exhio
issd by Colonel Wo,d, 10 this city. died 10 sciots
Township, Piqaa county Ohio. while citing 10 ner
chair. on the 5,h Instant A few days previous she
eomplaired Of IN attack Of neuralgia. on. Up 20
iksr tioue epieyed rood health sod he'd made every
sr,snSemeot 10 yieit Canada during the beafof the
summer. Colonel Wood bsd her life Insured for
CAS- 600, Of which as 600 were 70 companies q
Hartford, Conn, ssd the bslsnce In OHIO compa'
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ARUs & SHINE are daily rsca;y;r

ANUS q SHINE are daily receiving
IL additions to the Ia,ge and hsndsoms s,o.h e
faiior and Chamber Furniture The worn msnshin
and variety of patterns which they exhibit in ths
In the trade The public and the country trsas
would DO well to examine Their stock bsfor, mr..
enshos elsewhere, as they are determined not To
De outdons by any ether house tn .. curinx the 10
putaon OF selling fashion. bic Furp ure at very lo
prices Call and examine for yourselves AZ N "a
-. Ie,I. jy 6-lOt
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A MEXICAN HOTEL R,cr.-o "

A MEXICAN HOTEL, RIcAMosp, Va
"A rumor having become current that thu ,ub
.crioeI had relirqushed the proprie.orship of the
american hotel he takes his mode Of Informing hi,
friends and the travelling public that sueb i. No,
case. be orgs to assure his patrons that the came
care and attention shall be shown them in futu,e \.
heretofore has gained their liberal patronage
j. MlLDEBERGER SmIyH
je 30-5&elm ana,;na - -,
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schooner, with twenty-five persons on board eight
81 them ladies' Yves apsizsd off Staten Island In N.
except two. in the cabin at the time of ths t.
eldest but oil we're rescued without any worse In
~ than coed ducking
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THREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL

Il ING HoUsES AND LOTS CORNER OF
18th AND STREET, CHURCH HILL.
FOR SALE EXCHANGE Or RENT-rhe cor,
ner house Is finished. has rooms and commodious
Kitchen, 10 ready for tenant now. The other two
are smaller, and will be 6nished in few dsys This
s desirable property and will be sold or exchan sed
for young negroes upon terms to please Should no
sale or exchange be made the property will be rent
ed and to good tenants the rent will be low
side A
Apply to aA GEO. WOODFIN
Je 2bts General gent and CO n. e,or.
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I,,,...or PAlrAKrNa OF THE co.ncxros =
!. 49, - Hsckeossek,N says minieter Who
vss born sad spent re sssses p0se0 q n = i hs
q - v6ss Sc hsd quissy retired To- Monticello:
=. .ss.sS a eebbaah country church II hsppened
:. 4. cou.munion on that day and On Invitation
49, slveo 70 oil Who sincerely repeated OF thsir
- IA exercised sieh 10 Christ 20 psrtake WIN
~. church 10 that ordnance, Mr.. jefferson syaiIed
hinnself Of The occasion. and went forward and
uastook Of the communicp.
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FIsH-A Correspondent of the Newport Merc1rr
ssYs that there have been caught this in The
eastern branch OF Narrsgansett Bay forty thousand
have been sent to market, and fifteen thousand bar.
1eis sold for manure. Two hundred thousand blue.
hsh or ses-bass all Of which sent market thir
II thoaand mackerel three thousand pounds OF tau.
tos or blaek6sh, and three thousand pounds of str
ped bass. "
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SECRET PoLIcE sERvIcE.-Jsmes 8. Speed. late
Mayor OF Louisville. drew from the City Treasury
during his term of Office 81 goo ss secret ser yics
money The CITY ucils decided that 1t was lille
Drawn, and instructed the city attorney to coliec,
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s@An NEW AND SPLENDID
4r tle0 s.SnSDa f. s. 1
Baltimore, Washington and Aiexandna. 70 White
sulphur and Sweet springs, In Il days, and Salt su
On and After the 1st dsy Of July next, Will run
daily line Of four horse coaches from the terminus
Alum Springs, and 70 the White Sulphur springs
via Bath Alum Warm and Hot Springs, with branch
to the Ali. Healing 6prings)
Passengers leaving Richmond In ths morning train
of cars, viii Teaah Rockbridge Alum and Bath Alum
or Warm Springs same day; leave next mornins ct
day light and srrive at the Sweet and White Sui.
phnr Springs carly In the evening.
Having all new, first class coaches, fresh teams.
selected with great and accommodating drivers
we fee assurs1 extend to the travelling pub
lie such facilt.ss for and comfort have nevsI
before been offered secured on this line
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexsndfia
to any of the above named Springs can be obtained
Of any of agents. who will always be found at tEe
Railroad depots of those places
Extra coaches will be furnished at all times, when
desired. HAhMAN d BROWN,
my % Proprietors.
Rates of Fare in connection Nth the TirgiHia Central
Railroad. ly Harnan End Broton's Stage line.
FROM RICHMOND
To White Sulphur Springs. GO
To Hesiing Springs. IS
To Hot springs.. %
To Bath Alum Springs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT co
To Rockbridge Alum Springs.......... -...... 90
TO Lexington. 70
Passengers are informed that we have reduced our
rates of fare stated above, and ciing it any
one considers the fare unreasonable to reduce It
still lower to suit the tunes and iohes of The tYGreng
public. HARTMAN 4 SHOWN,
jy6 Proprietors
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CALIFuL OF THEIR IL EALrH 1t is said that not
Q single member Of the Naval Medical Germs voIar
tssred t. accompany the Arctic expedition In sesrch
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ZINE ROGERS, WOsTENH0L

Il AND OTHER CUTLERY. OPPo'ft -
CAN RorEL -KUBERT McHAmEE tv'pes
calls the attention Of his cus,omsIs 10 81
stock Of Rszors, Knives, Scissors. Dental 80 ss.sr
cal Instruments of his owasand foreign nsln !.
together with variety OF goods In hl' LEG
be will sell very low. -
N. B -Kazols sold at my store viii all b 's
ed to shave well. us
p,-ts nrdsr '' AAA j. b-s
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A MELIA SPR NC S-TwO and half
"A miles from the Rich mond and DanviIe Railroad
st Wyanoke Station, will be open LIST July for the
accommodation of visitors. Every exertion will be
made to please our boarders who will be so good a.
10 favor Ne with their patronage. Our BAR will be
vel supplied, and close on Sabbath and every night
at 10 O'Clock. Our BATHING establishment 10 just
erected new at the Springs where hot or Geld Baths
be had.
Terms of Board per day $3.50; per week 81; per
month S25; all children overz years Id and under
y years. and servants, half price. There will be or
omniousn attendance at the Depot TO the ssu,
my l2-2m THOs. C.. WILSON SCRa.
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r E Nj o V AL--REMOVAL.-,

e. RE NJ 10Y AL--REMOVAL.-
Ea Halo! Mr.. Maker Of News.
GNA just give little assistance,
s1EakED And the citizens tell il you choose,
A. well az any friends at distance,)
have JEwELRY-the very best kind -
Aud plenty of thst for their money,
Opposite the Enquirer you'll find
The " Bee Hive without any honey
For WATCHES are coming apsce
From all paTts that near n e surrounding;
Sou don't forget my new place
You'll find it is really astounding.
NV prices are not any dedrer
Than other stores now in the town.
60 just give call, you'll see clearer
That things are neatly done brown"
A call at my store | solicit,
Its a nice walk and pleasant retreat;
/ am sure that you cannot now miss it
For at WATCHES i am hard to beat
Farewell is a word, as a parting adieu,
| would like to see all nv friends there,
At the store of Bill Bar thol Onse,o.
If you have WATT CLOCK to repair
WIN. j. BARTHOLOMEW,
Corner of Main and 18th streets,
je8 I'd door above Exchange Bank.
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-RA CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES

cTRA CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
~ The subscriber has Gu hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, en- Lomb bard Alley, between
Main and Gary, QSth and 18th streets) near the Co.
lumbar Hotel COACHES, CHARiOTEES, BA-
ROUCHES, BUGGlES with and without tops and
3ULKlES all of his owD make. of the best materi.
sis and workmanship. All OF which will be sold az
low as good work Of the kind can be in the CITY OF
Richmond and respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line as am
determined to rake to order and sell at the loves,
prises possible, and all work sold that is new war.
rantsd. life 2h-6mI MtCAJAH MANGUM
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uIeeoLUrIoNA 60.

nIBSOLUTTON OF CO-PAkINEh-
UsHIP-fhss opsstnsship bsssto!ofs existing
hetwesn The usdstsnss, sndsr the arm .s 2.
sa.tn ~ Jsre beyisa dtspossd Of their bsdneas 70
Thces indebted 70 the late hfn, are reqae1ee u
cosesrn win Be paid by JOHN Wei0HT:!
JNO WRIGHT, yR.,
JA1. B. WRIGHT. e
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MECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The

MI ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
IxI subscriber, having recently purchased this
property, hs. entirely Ihs House arc is
now pr. pared to receive company. This delightful
summer retreat is in the csunty Of Albemare about
ten miles above Charlottesville Immediately the
Central Railroad. and situated in egon of country
unsurpassed for both health and beauty of scenery
being In full view of the Blue Ridge mountains
within 80 minutes ride of the great tunnel now
structing through the mountain and equally couye
nient to the University Of Virginia and Monticello.
WIN. p. JARMAN, p. NJ,
j. 21-dts Mechum's River.
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KII9AWAY.

= DOLLARS Reward Kan away
u ffeu The ssbssribsr. lsst bunny : yS..ss
ma psmed TON, beloneiss fo IL 2. A is,sI
son. 0coshisnd county hs = o. o.
sSoat feet inches 10 height; 20 ys.rs OLD He hss
bees scan frequently in aDd atound the Guy. sne IN
oOesh:na 9 & ssa g. + HsS.
aver county, or bstwssu the other pisces nsmed l
viii pay the shove REGARD upon hls delivery g my
factory. ~ js29-1m ,. q. .. MAYO-
N,EN DOLLARS REWARD.-On the
u 4th day Of July permission was given my once
boy 5..a .ssas a. bout Il ola
cosupIexiou and well grown for his age. He hsd on
draw hat, blue cheek apron and pair OF bue
eoltonsd s pants. The shove reward will be given
mon his delivery to me my Office, 8. T. corner OF
VA rsh al and 7th fear he ~ been entced 90;
II such has been tho CASE reward OF Soo VIII DO
s';;'1 sef. the same s'i piesT,GssirLp r.Esr
"a DOLLARS REWARD.-hana away
~ on the 9Th July, from the sobscribsr. Il shiI,
vi WI luck, fmy cooiJ said negro IS about IS
so years old; 10 tswny mulstto; rather srg look.
about medium SIZE and height; was dressed u dIsb
cloth cost and linen pants when he went Cd. with
black hat. I expect he 10 trying TO get on 70 the
will give the above reward for his apprehen.ton
and delivery TO me ct Shirley. or to my agents Ed.
win Workman L Co, Richmond. Va. IT taken out ct
ei Shirley. ch.rie. City county ivi0-ds'Ie4.
DUNAWAY.-kan away from the sub
Ii sedber. ON the 22d May. Q NEGRO NAN,
named sAM. he IL an uneonamonly hhely fsilow,
He i no doubt sbous Riehmoud Or its viciaisy
will give reward Of Ter poll.rs for his spyIehsn-
Ts Ii-Sswts JOHN A HUToHEsON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12

ONO Wool CnoP - We learn from ohio papers
that the bulk Of the wool clip this season has been
sold, and that II 10 estimated the vooi cuinss.o,s
Of the ststs have derived e5 900 cash from this
valuable raw matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12
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