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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-12
UNITS IT
WE ARE ~ RECEIPT OF

pEDEORD HOUSE, (oppo"'e Corrt Housr)
- MAIN STREET. LIBERrY, VA, Con the site of
the Hotel f'rmcfly kc,t hy VIM. Terry, esp
The above House, built in the modern style
aud furnished in the best manner, il opeLed for lh.
iercp ion of guests. The undersigned promise their
beat efforts merit any patronage which they my re
ceive. QUARLES * STEPTOE,
Proprietors.
HACK will always be in readiness 10 convey the
guests OF thu House and their baggage and from the
Hail Road tree ot rhnrge. ap3 dts
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IIARPER AND OTHER MAGAZINES, for April,
Il Il received at ast!-(iudey'- Lady's Book. Arthurs
Magazine Petersons do. Balous do, YaRses Notiens
and North British Review. At
apT Is MORSE'S,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
NEGROES At AUCTIo~

y EsRoES AT ACCTlON-New viii cell
NJ public auction SATURDAY. n,ornins n.xt N, /
e''eN iva extra servant BOY one H. tie other }
W "sr erSons wishing Ia purchase this kind of
lh nn"rty vii IL well To attend ~. .se
itRns -four months credit inr .ati.,nctnry n,ror
"P''l Az AkERS < DilLARp Auct'r,
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HAT WAREHOUSE, SYCAMORE ST., r
HhIEnsnIna NIRaINIA -NntIup lAhh -

(tAUTION.-Asnn unauthorized person has been
~ endeHyorIng to collect of my accounts, evil
dently having stolen them, and not knowing how many
ho may be in possession Of deem il my duty caution
the public against paying money due any other
person pers0ns except myself, Mr. Robert y. Eam
Or MIR, John NJ Miller, as shall acknowledge other
receipts. nurl6is VIM. A. MILLER.
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Operation or the Law Ia other Parts or tI
Sfntr.

We hear Of but very few In he Interior Eih.g
The sv sgn'ray observed there 10 Delinquency In
its snlotctmsnt
In 1gdsnsburg q drunken was arrrs,.4 on th.
Dtb, Who sss sent 20 jail until sober enough % o~
smiDsd vb,n be fvcrs he procured his liquor "a IA
ca. In tsfae OF ten collars lie scot 10 al for sa
GAYS Another man vas sTest-d ia adj dotsiag 10 On
On The sthy fsr betns trnnk lie swors that hs pro-
euied the liquor previous to the 9TH and drank IL IN hs
own dwelling. H- vas aned ten collars In tbs came
peisDtorhtod a man TOOK homo q bsrfei of vhissey
sheh be lett IN his wagon night la tL- morning
be found The bupg oct and the barrel smpsy. a. he
vas IA ths habit ~ abusing his vile vhsa ne drank IL
u ssrnisec that she erseut-a the crit Of dssuucton
Lsrsslf.
IN f1!tonyills, Montgomery county, the Wig s,y.
"lhe pebibtfy hqrDr Iaw su1cIy observed ~ tsls
village sDd vicinity. 70 far sppri,-d II ts
ecmr..eo win throughout tbs county. We hsss at
sssn cruBten man sinoe the "a F"
Ia Corning. Csemasg county. ss 90 isua iron Tbs
Joh,nni pubAs meeting, compo'"i Of the most afu.
.ntAl ci.ix 10 of that p,scs, hei Saturday
pg 81 tks Dcbinsop ousa u sIhaags congratulations
,nd tasp mtssurs 70 Thoroughly snfoT- tbs Man- isw
hsJor Yield the AneIcrd prsssed ssd .rprsssei bls
cstrmipst0n 10 obey the b- strictly. ioqessi
spsenss maze In support Of the lac by *saAtor
hekisssn, u j.. tonstock ssa othsrs, sni atons
.sre NJ spnously passi 70 fuppOf the s- cost rAs,
u may.
In CspsbSsisua according 70 ths R,pogaory ~. bars
of all the hoss and ssis ~ vsrs e.o.es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

BROADWAY THKArEE-Ihe drama OF sDick the H.ws.
BOY which sa great fAvorts with those who visit the
Mrs Barney illisrns 10 her fepr,.en
of Dick. 1be "Recolections OF O'Flanngan and tue
laJies viii be the nert pieceMr. VILLA ans az Pbein
ofhDpigan. The drama OF the Battle OF Bunker
hoe ~ Mr. William, and Lidy Jinho by Mrs. williams
with the song OF "Bobbing Around"
Bowthr 1HrsTm-Tso very good pieces are In nounc.
81 for this evening Ihs first the drama Of the BRO.
zen swctd"-Mr. ". II. Goodali ss Estevxa The beau
ful play OF the Corsican Brothers, win cosclnde the
sGpsenents-Ar W. r. Go1iiH as Chateau Renaud.
Tie characters OF Louis Ind FAbien lie Franch viii be
susfaintd By very clever scsress Mrs. W Ward Who
great svorits With the frequenters OF this theatre
sihIo's GaEpsS --haIfe's bcsatfal spectacle opera
called the "Daughfer Of st. MaIk il annoupc.d Tor the
last time. 10 scarcely necessary 20 say that those
who Wait kibo's will enjoy . rich treat Niss l. Pyne
IN whatever ct araet~r Ane appear IL ran
70 sDg her r6ie with vocal science and her action 4.
every way graceful she win be aided By good vocal.
k's-Nsssrs. Harrison, BRIAN, Homsn, Horn .sslIs
ane Res.
wooD's MDsrrEis.--Ihis band continues in a pto-.
psrous career, owing to the able management Of Mr.
berry Wood. Tonight Dark p.eds' and negro min.
tneisy OF every character Sr Wood has hiss nall
In forward state u WI be very large, sod tssfefuy
srrar gsd in every department. HIS company viii play
there in September.
AsaurR DR.xs-Ihs Young Mems Dramatic Associs.
ton gave their secord performance At the brooklyn
with highly respectable and fashionable audience
mbled in theatre In this city. The
tiects appreciated schiller tragedy OF The ROB.
hers" and new farce called IN IRISH Sratgem." /"
Msssrs. Hamilton, MetiiG, DuncaH and Church dis
played great dramatic ability In the tragedy, and Mr.
aDo Ms Connery created OF laughter 10 the fsrcs
ass Gay nors conception ot the character Of Ellen
wry correct, and elected much applause. ssi.rs
Mhesn. Eaton and Maud we're siso much appAuaed.
We never Witnessed amateur performance which
gave such decided satsfAetloa
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1ne Law Ia Wiusu msburx.


Tie Pecp'e, dgoina John hrey, charged U1h seling
iiquor minor Philip Hamilton, Esq appeared for
ths defendant and moved that the be referred to
the Court Of General 5. EsIons
The Jnstice osniod the notion ard ths coapss made
exceptions.
1te eounfei then moved thst the be adjourned 10
hoIosy nsr as he vas NOT prepared to 20 with ine
case AZ the present time.
W II. Gate, Esq appeared FER .hs people, snd argued
that ths rFNat no ncsrty OF pesfroniDg the mLtter
but out OF couItery he would nc. obscs against post
rooing IL 20 hordsy.
1hs JuEics tnsn stated ss II this frs, case and
be ~hItl he def ndsnt 10 have All ihs opportunity
defend himself, hs would postpone the matter un.l
Monday pext, At II O'Clock.
Ire case was then adjourned until tLss tine
a vrt OF replsyin served upon ofns ser Mtrsland,
OF the sixth ostIict police yestsicsy Greeting hIm :,
give up the liquors be had seized from John krey rno
Lquols were accordingly gwen 10 the custody Of tue
ShsIn.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
TWELVE HOURS LATER FROM FRANCE
OUR LATEST PARIS CORRESPONDENTS,
Co., &C., 80.

The Vanderbilt steamer North Star, Capt VA
mack. arrived early yesterday morning from Hsw-
she sas d Al noon Of the 3oih ult bringing sb mt
twelve hours' later intelligence from France. H~
dates from England ana the rest Of Europe xere
anticipated by the Pacific. Hh. arrived or sbs
Highlands q. midnight, but was detsined by sss
fog.
The North Star brings over hundred pasa.p gers
and $50 tons Of freight.
Tho steamship Ericsson. hence for Hsvm. VA
spoken by the North Star ON the 3oth. a Pm.
forfy.Gvc miles northwest Of Havr. (Tse Wash
iDg.on, which sailed In company with the Encsssa.
arrived n Southampton at 7, n. d the 2oh)
We are i0debted to Mr.. j. b. Murdoch, pass~ n
the Norih Star, for his attentions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14

Foor boys Vsryng 10 age from ~ % 10 ys,r., vsfs
ishsn into custsey On Thursday nghi, ehAsgol ~sih
bsslrs entered the cabin of vsss. lying it- fo2 II
Govern street and stealing frt TIE Csy'sas ob.st
$50. While ons ~ ts@ ,ou'hs sect 81 bs~fi tue
ts sn6 secured tbs bcoiy. the others bspi ou,
snd The r,bbsry bang suresssaJy accomplished, all
four started OF 70 tss nearest grosry s,ors an ,ss
the spcit. Sons o. ths sio.n property f-o1r.rsz
Justice cod oomEttsc the aetzast Tor sIanlnatoa-
ARnEST or rtsoKDrELfys.
Msn early hosr ys'tsrtsy mornisx. cspisA Isiis.
~ the seventh vGd poliee win yl,,osa Of rssn 10
csT his earnAnt, nscs acssesnt gpsn 30 prsm No
~ Wsser strsst spd afrsst<t al tks inns.a, kSsA
men sud vcnsn, c~.rinx tsrsin. T1sy v.rs al ooa
ysd " tbs Thrd eistrti polts y-stsrl lsJ
sg, vbsrs grssle. Wool as<A.rT~s ks -.ls ysta. ~
tts pyisc cnsrs, bot sal aumte- ~ ia vsrsa !,
tlasAvslis s.Asc vncsr ~. .sSrsa, s<t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-14


cuced az free laborers.r
Joee Maria Morales, Esq.. the managing partner
here Of the house Of Drake Co, issued fe days
since circular processing the establishment Of
mutual insurance company for .be insuranc OF the
lives Of slaves. Upon which NJ de Embil, the cele-
brated Spanish merchant, addressed letter 10 t,e
cditors Of ths Prensa, In which be says "ths cir
cul1 Issued ~ Morales and distributed among the
planters, offers 10 IL sure the lives Of slaves upon
conditions moro favorable than those offered BY a
similar company no " in the course cf organization
~. oe Embi' contnues-
A., yet those offers are someuhst vague and signify
but little bat think 1t Impossible that Mr. Morales
thoroughly conprehends the instrument containing
the cocdition. When he pret.nds TO have improved
As suthsr Of ihis idea, ako Of another equally
and beneEeal to The country havs dra wn up The ne
,sssary docun spt for ths esta bsn usnt Of slayee
except the tine psssed in Madrid has been EMPLOYED 10
taxing the necesary stsps for securing strict ust,s 10
All Mr.. Morales commenced aoout the lst Of June
After stating ths. the beard OF directors OF his
company have he power to lower the rates on
poncies - low ss II Is possible for the COMPANY
Prjectsd by Mr.. Morales to do, or AZ low a. they
oner 20 90, and that he will give tie affairs Of his
company his perscnsi supervision. aud not coufins
conunuea:-- = - A''
ne trnsh is am the author Of the idea and the at
prss or y prssensng To ths pnsis a. his aitbough
under eherent sspct s species Of plagiarism which
produce notable and positive saset o,s ~ S.s
~ TO give the death blow 10 the sprit Of associs,ioo
vss. easy or po,sbIe-to vIsss from each one thai
fure. frenAn yours, nc. NJ DE Eutrr
Mr.. Morales, Of course, replies TO this v,th hs.
Coming spiri., and "very pretty quarrel AZ Il
stands" no !. exists between the swo gentlemen.
The Auditor dc Guerra" Is underntood 10 havs
d'ssented to the sentences passe. BY the ,nseio
de Guerra" upoa Guird ard ths stheru charrsd
with being concerned 10 tbs recent alleged couspi.
rcJ. fhe matter y nov before tic "Coussjo dc
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Arrests for .IntSx,eataoa Yesterday.
The Law m tsrookIyn.

The examination OF the parties brought btfore Justice
D. X. smith on Wednesday, for selling liquor,
suned yestsrtay. The CT the defs ndsnts are:
hugh Fitzpatrick, Luke oRisy, Edgar Morrison, John
Nugent, John Flanagan and Thomas Lynch. The motion
made by counsel for eeiendans. TO admit them to
Tor trial before the Court Of General Sessions was
pied by the Justice, the ground that IL was the
cent iteLiiops of toe Legislature that person Arres
I'd under this law should be tried aDd ospored Of before
couris of sye ,al s@tsns In support Of his he
cited the ttn section OF the act
touLssl for derndsnta then dc nded jury trial ia
each caFs snu the examination thersup1n ugthsr
acIourI &c untll the lptn inst
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Revision the result il needs not tho spirit OF pro
pbtcy 70 foretell.
The capitalists Of this city sppesr 70 refuse TO tn
vest their money in the contemplated govefnmoas
bsuk. OGe Of them Il reported TO have stased TO
the Cspssin General o reason wny they 30 refused
was that they hsd no confder ce In the stability
Of the governmeDt.n Pretty plain speaking, that,
Was IL mot? Adt0s. BRUrUs.
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THE PRoH1BIroRY LIQUOR Law.
Two Cases in the Court OF Special Sessions.
Before Re corder Smith


Two Cases I'm ths. (,nuvf of SneciaI Sessions,
-, 60.
b~'orc heeordet omisn'
After the hearing OF various petty yesterday
morning In the Court of so.cal Sessions the case OF
NJ raa-.. n, - IA. -..,.,,,u a.. u.,n.
-e"A' oo"u, 'a"lse1 ",,a ."',H's ."e ".o
Liquor law, WAS called Daniel b Taylor appeared Tor
the accused and stated that the brandy was
NJ. ~ l. To,,,,..n =. -. .....,...s -,,s ". ~
VIZ ,@s . 49, - "
hoheo the Same but ststed tnat the proof nAt u was
net impor ed must be shown by the prosecution they
ths ,sfo,s ,a.lns, h,,nau &C.,, .h.. ~,...... =.
.e.s '"'" s. ~
tns point ana submitted the case with umpy the ev
d. .Dce Of Mary Martin.
x.rv Martha -. c.naa "a III. s,.,s i rr,ch. .s3
H. -. !, " 80
f"oi VI Dir. Do"ui ~ was oranoy; cant Toll now
,,,.., 49,, ..W =, ~ -
drunk before that time; / have been drunk several
nnes.
mslir, 49,. asso, s. nIeny aaaIesseu sne coa..,
PROHIBITED by the law MIR Iayior sVreed with Mr. rom.
hnson and hancsd bis points TO the Recorder without
ffhas.sa os%s, Is uess.seu us usc,s'sa.
c.IS 'aeI - s =. ~. sn; =, - s.aMu was ..aa'
"a ~ n Mr e. sppS.,u ~ S,i To- '"1 p.osso uAvn,
sss. coa.oI S.a. ~ 10, III Wy ~, VI ope"su. .u .uu
nrr,o.s =, =. ,.a,.i ~ ~. . ~ ', ~. Iuc
~. r.ssrs. - a.. a.s s .As eA' afuo1 '"'a "
M Mn,r,sn s a., nssss.. d., ~. .,,, ..s, ,,u
nointa aSia Ians ~ $500 astr @ Ia p"s.s,, 's 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

Welded On THE SPuR.--Rev. Mr.. Glett, on
Thursday evening united I'm holy bonds,' Mr..
Charles y. Adams, TO Miss Jessie NJ, daughter of
the late Hon. Thomas NJ. Woodruff-at the resi-
dence of the brides mother. 1t was an unusually
Sudden but we trust win prove none the less a
happy move. Some friends, in the early part OF
the evening, challenged the maiden, with promises
of suudry valuable settings out" TO marry at
these days" she bravely accepted the challenge,
and beau and parson were called in, and the whole
affair was done mp in the of three or four
hours W Y Mirror.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

HEADQUARTERS FOR FASHIONA.
H BILE CLOTHING-SILVER MEDAL FOR
1855.-The members of tho Legislature and strangers
visiting the city requested to call at the old
tablishment, No. 100 corner of Main and Governor
street, and themselves outfit for the winter,
the subscriber has hand large and elegant
sortment of Gentleman's Wearing Apparel, not to be
of the superiority of his Clothing he was awarded
the highest premium IA Silver MedaD by the Me-
chancs Institute, 1855. .a.rs.- -
He keeps constantly on hand the best of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &C., with ascore of SUI
peror workmen. He deems it unnecessary, after a
trial of l6 years the public has had of his goods to
say more in their commentator. He warrants all
Clothing he sells and respectfully socits call from
his old friends and the public generally.
Strictly on the one price system.
E. B. SPENCE,
de No. 100 corner Main and Governor sts.
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D., eo.ps,S rAr BRirfsu rRuviSrEs.--Ihe
A,torncy General Of New Brunswiek AND tne s.,
ss,n 81, ,,.e sth at Halifax en- route for Liver
nooi These gentlemen have been appointea oy
tthe Execu,ive of the Provinces as the railroad
delegation to England for the purpose OF enecunp
arrangements for the construction OF tne grea'
rairnad und. rtakings which have been projected b
tie provinces. ~ Is sss =
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE AT VERY
L LOW PRICES
Sd and A Brown Sheetings --
Oznaburgs; Beached Sheetings and Shirtinss
Bed, Negro, Horse and Foot Blankets
Wadding and Bats -.,.-. u 49,, r..' so
Kentucky Jeans; Tweeds; Satinets
Cassirneres of all kinds
Black and colored Broad Cloths
Window Hollands; Oil Cloths and Piano Covers
Llnseys; Bed Ticks; Fustians and Corduroys
Heavy country-wove Jeans and full Linseys
English Negro Cloths, Kerseys and 3.4 Plattinn
Snske-Skin Vestings t-t
Valencia, Velvet and Satin Vestings
Caps, Hoods, Rigolettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints, Silks and Merinos
Shawls. Cambrics and Curtains ss.s+
Embroideries-English,F French, Scotch and Irish
The largest stock of Brussels Carpets in the Com.
monwealth
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do
Drusgets; Crumb Cloths and Rugs
Alpacas of all styles E--.s~
Brown Hollands; Sileceas J--sft. .-' l--
With many other fresh and d. sirable goods just to
hand. .0.-|Isr S-'v1s' 81
.---- ON CONSIGNMENT:
Bonsacks Negro Jeans; Charlottesville loans; Bale
Cottons and fill assortment of Dicks cele-
~ brated six-Cdrd Spools. t,t - r.
long line OF Ladies' Printed Mouselines to close
the invoices, in Quantities to suit purchasers.
Sc 2l--d&cts d. FL. LONDON. f
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RAILROAD FROM RICHMOND TO ATLANTA, GA.
MIR Calhoun, of the Georgia Legislature, has in
Produced a bill to incorporate the Georgia Air
Line Railroad" This bill contemplates the con-
sruction of direct line of Railroad from Atlanta
Georgia, to Richmond, Va and for the purpose of
starting the ball, Incorporates company, under
the above title, to construct road from Atlanta,
Ga, to Anderson, S. e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

a SHINING FUND IN MISSOURI hill hoe mo-.
ell both houses of the Missouri Legislature 10 cre
. ate state Sinking Fund 1t appropriates 5000
w. from the revenue of 1856 and thereafter SI00
wv annually for thirteen years, be used for the
OF her bonds when thrown too prof,selv m ,S
;nsihe'' ana by payment of interest, whenever il
Is necessary for the State 4, do So. ~
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EFFECTS OF THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.-The
Halifax IN. 50 SIM, says that in consequence OF
the Reciprocity Treaty, upwards of $500 600 solid
cash VIII iind its way into the pockets of the No
wa Seotia fishermen: The trade of New Bruins
wick Is going to receive great impetus from the
Nesy same cause s
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EFFECT OF THE INDIAN DEpREDATIoNs Is
TEAAs.-A correspondent of the n o. Pcayune
writing from Texas, says that the depreciation o
the Indians have the effect entirely to check emf
grafton TO the western part of the State Those set
tiers who were already there are beginning to move
into the interior for protection. He thinks it will
take Western Texas many years to revive from
this years Indian excitement
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MAGNIFICENT Docks-The new Victoria DOCK
at London were opened on the Goth ult, and the
first vessel to enter them was the new American
clipper ship EuterPc, of 1000 tons register, OF New
York. which had just arrived from Calcutta WIN
a cargo OF over 1000 tons. The entrance lock Oh
the dock Is 90 feet wide aud ships drawing 20 iees
of water eau enter az high tide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

go, 49,. shEnN EMIGRATION TO KANsas.-Tbe 6.
Ia -. va journal learns of a number of Geor.
sns VINO are about emigratng to Kansas Csn,
cd for so a n, Of Gass county, Ga has OTTER
ess'grants, carry them 10 Kansas COMPANY OF lW
-''' 'Ae question of slavery il set,Iaa 'lleh
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A TTENTION MERCHANTS ANDDEAI

A TTENTION MERCHANTS AND DEAL.
IA ERS.-NEW AND EXTENSIVE LEATHER
DEPOT.-JOS. III. COLQUITT. Agent, having TIA
ken possession of the stock and fixtures of VIM. I'll.
Sutton decd desires the liberal patronage of the late
firm to be extended to him. Having had an expert.
ence of twenty-five years In the business, he atters
himself to be able to sell on reasonable terms,
and low any house In the city, and shall use
his utmost endeasors to please all who may favor him
with patronage. - -. II
His stock consists, in part, of French and American
Leathers of every description and quality such as Mo-
roccos, Calf Skins Kip Skins, Kid Skins, Goat Skins
Lining Skins, Roans, Binding Skins, Boot Webb,
Shoe Thread, Shoe Kilt; Harness. Black and Fair RI
die Leather, Skirting Oak and Hemock Sole Lea
Their, and every thing in fact usually kept in the Lea
Their and Shoe-Findng business, at low prices.
. as.-.--.,- JOS. II. -COLQUITT, Agent
:. Successor to VIM. H. Sutton decd
CHAs. w, HAYWOOD, tlate with w, III. Sutinn,)
Salesman de lin
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a HEAVY LoAD.-The Utica IN " Herald Sow.
locomotive No 90, on the Central Railroad ,rr,
In mere the other day, drawing fiftyei,ht heav,
drawn by single engine. u '''iS ever
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

HIGHT ALUTIS EXTRA oRDINARY.-Ac correspond
ent of the n. Y. Observer sends that paper the fol
lowing extract from "The Sun of Athens on the
occasion of the arrival of Roger A. Pryor, ESQ.,
Envoy from the United States:
There has come to Athens an American Ambas
sador, Mr.. Roger A. Pryor, a phil-hellene and a
learned man. From Washington, capital of the
New World, he has come to Athens, capital of the
Old Welcome, Ambassador of America We
Greeks, receive thee with brotheriy joy, because
all free nations brothers of Greece, which land
gave birth to Lycurgus and Scion.
"Amphictyon at this moment greets thy Wash
ington, o AInbas sador of America! ,,.5s q
GLORY be to my country that in America her
self Greece has her souvenirs o, 'tirst-born Sons
of Libertyl O, Americans, of mighty navy, ant
great wealth, when you assembled in you
council, remember the Greeks for this council in
which You preside is the device of Amphictyon
brother of HELEN
80, iirst-born Sons of Liberty You have done
well to concentrate all the strength Of America ir
the Office of the President Thus are you gradually
introduced to the enlightened world, and having
such feet and such political principles, you are
| mightier than the mightiest in this ancient hemis
phere.
''Welcome, 0 Ambassador of America In the
Pnyx of Pericles and Demosthenes, introduced by
Washington and Franklin, you will ever be wei
received"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

LYNCH LAW IN TEXAs.-At Corpus Christi,
Texas, on the let inst, Mexican in a fit of ieal-
ously stabbed one of his countrymen to the heart,
aud then stabbed his own wife He was arrested
and placed in prison; on the following night mum
Der of citizens broke open the jail and swung the
murderer to the nearest tree, where he was found
hanging III the morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

va, a.Ahoo lion OF A Observation-Disclosures Cor.
man, convicted of the murder Of Charles johnson
nraa noef' Johnson is ordered to be executed af
having refused to interfere with the sen,on aefor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

u VENERABLE LADY-Mrs Waits,;Il co..
WIN, WHO resides IN Warren street, Roxbury Mas wa,
~ noyy nane i2tn October 1884, and is, CONSEQUENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

THE SLAVE TRApE-New York is believed by
many persons to be deeply concerned in the slave
trade and 1t is said that certain Portuguese cap
tain. who has just coyertly landed 600 slaves in
Cuba lett Havana on the Odd ut, In the Crescent
CITY, 10 renew his labors in that and other northern
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

ONE OF THE WEDDISGs-A singular sort of a
union was recently consummated ON the Arabia, on
her upward trip from Bonneville young lady
took passage on the deck for some point above
She had been attending the fair, and had exhaus-
ted all her but small pig and fifteen cents
At the same place gentleman got on rather older
than the woman, but not too old to marry. The
clerk seeing his prospect rather gloomy for his
passage money, induced the two to splice, which
they did in proper form. Immediately after the
wedding" bill was handed TO the groom for his
wifes passage, which he paid-Lerinetoa fMo. }
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