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PATENT LEGIsLATIoN.-We have not heard
much this session of Congress of the renewal
Of the patent monopoly legislation OF the last.
For all that we knew, the leading members of
the lobby corps as detailed in the Letcher
committee reports Of the last session, may be
on hand at Washington, headed by Mr.. DECKER
con, with their kid gloves, oyster suppers, re-
volvers and pin money; but the reporters and
newspaper correspondents are uncommonly
quiet. Perhaps coup d'etat may be contem-
plated for the tail end of the session. Rely
upon it, in a matter where Forney has contin-
gent interest of twenty thousand dollars, the
faithful, at the appo lnted time, must come up
to the scratch.
Very extraordinary, we think it, that in op-
position to Forney's interests, the President
should have declined this session to recommend
any railroad land grants or patent monopoly le-
gislation. Marcy is, perhaps, at the bottom of
this. In any event, Mr.. Pierce seems to have
discovered, since the last session. that in this
special legislation for the benefit of rich rail-
road land specializing and patent monopolies to
the prejudice of the whole community there is
something decidedly anti-democratic and un-
popular, or something too rotten and corrupt
to stand by. The railroad land jobbers aud
the patent spoilsmen are losing ground. Per-
haps they may try coup d'etat; but we fear
that this twenty thousand bonus to Forney is
bad investment Who knows?
STATISTICS OF w. ii. SEwARDs POLITICAL
PLANTATIoN.-We have procured the following
statistics of the political plantation of W. II.
Seward as at present conducted. They are
very curious:-
Chi6 Accounting and Managing SteWard Of the e.
tate-Thurlow Weed.
Confidential Cleyk-Henry J. Raymond
Principal Siare Dsirer Of the White Niegers-Horace
Greeley.
Discarded 0rerseers-N. " Courier and Enquirer and
N. Y. Express.
Regular Gangs Of White Political Niggers-The free
soil remains OF the late wing party.
Hired 6dnJs-The Utica outside Know Nothings and
the plabe liquor members of the Assembly
On Trial on Short AIiopdnce-The Albany Register,
and Y. Commercial Advertiser.
AT present the regular Know Nothngs have
bill in chancery at Albany, the object of
which is to GUST Master Seward and his retain.
ers IRON this political estate, comprehending
the whole commonwealth Of New York, and
some outside localities The trial is soon to
come OF. Seward is on hand, pushing IL on.
Are the other side ready No time to be lost.
De on guard against n snap Judgment.
TARIFF CAUCus--A FIzzIE.-The caucus OF
some fifty or sixty administration men, Of both
houses, at Washington, the other night upon
the subject Of a redaetans Of the duties upon
imports, was fizzlc. They resolved upon
reduction in general way; bat the resolution
Of even sixty men out Of three hs.lred and
thirty, has only disclosed the pitIss,c weakness
Of the administration in the two houses. II is
fzzliDg out II is Gzzle.
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, TESTIMONIAL
To the Editor Of the truly National Newspaper of the
, American Republic; the firm and unwavering
Supporter of the Constitution the 0ppo-
, nent Of the Spells System OF Government;
the ready and effective Advocate of
, the Rights Of the People.
NV YORK Cry, January, 1855.
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Malls for the Pacific.

New York, Friday, january 3, 1855.
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AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures HOME
TO OnLIGE BENSON. Evening-THE WIFE.
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WALLACK'S THEATRE, Broadway-THE SISTERS
GENTLEMAN FROM IRELASD-NEw FooTmAN.
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BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-BEGGAR'so pER.
LUCKY HIr-IRIsH TUTOR.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
RICHMOND AND

fSSs ~ n1CnMOOO AMI
DANvILLE, SOUTH.
SIDE AND VIRGINIA. AND TENNESSEE RAIL.
RCkpS-sUMMER ARRANGEMENTS ehortsst,
M a cofortsb.a and most expeditions route 70 the
VIRGINIA sPRiN0S-fhroegh BY DsJhghf ana
Raes.ee chscksd through. except ON Stages.
Visitors to the Virginia Springs BY this route take
the south-side Railroad cars at Petefshurs or the
Ricbnaond and Dsnville cars at Richmond, att A a
daily SUNDAYS excepted breakfast at the Junction
and ample time given passengers to eat; arrive at
Lynchburs ct IL n. to dinner. and thence. wa va
and Tenn Railroad, reach Bonsack's Depot at IT <.
NJ the same day, and there take kENT, su MN En- :.
SON CO.'S FINE LINE OF STAGES. dine o
the Red Sweet or Sweet Springs and srrige ct tue
White Sulphur Sprinss Ga m!ssl early on the sven.
leg Of the second dag from hichmond snd rstels.
burg, without night travel and with bat "a niles OF
Tbs Virginis sud Tennessee Railroad is locased
throurh NEST romantic country, possessinf gu,
mate unsurpassed for its saluerity and dsisntiaI
temperature The rosd passes the base OF the
Of Otter and within three miles OF the AHeenany
Springs one mile of the Devils Den or Montgomery
White Sulphur Syringe and within four mics OF !ne
Yellow Sulphur Springs, all pleasantly nIuaIeo
few miles apart, the Eastsrn slope OF the Ale
ghany mountain, in Montgomery county The wa.
ers Of these Springs celebrated for their greac
medicinal Qualities the accommodations are excei-
lett and have been greatly increased since last sea-
son. -
Visitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take Kent,
summerson l. Co g tages at Newbern Depot Oh
the evening of the day that they leave Richmond OF
Petersburg and arrive at the Springs on ths follow
lag day dinner and Salt Sulphur Springs early il
the evening.
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'CHE HUGUENoT sPRINGS.-Ihe

"E dUdUENOT he
Il subscriber psctfully announces to the puhlic
that this we'll known watering place having, since
the last season, received extensive I'm provemeuts
and been put into Thorough repair, was opened for
the reception OF visitors on the Goth int Eyerv
eHort Will be made to present even more than the
ordinary induceme nts OF former years and in iris
eonneetiea the subscriber 10 erated 10 stats that
Mrs TURPIN. WHO supern tie nded the domestia ar
engagements at the same place few years ain ee and
whose efficient attention and ladylike deportment
gave universal satsfsction, has been ra.ansaeed
and, with corps of servants in seectips who nm
usual care has been bestowed will offer her
70 the guests The strictess attention will be psid
10 ths motel and cabin arrangements 90 az to obyi
ATE every annoyance and promote in the hi sst
gree the comfort and pleasure OF the visitors A
naEd OF shilfui Musicians has en- engaged and the
BAN Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables ard
othef sources OF amusement will contribute To mai
these springs place OF heaithful and asreeahla rs
Taxation. Ne-~eooAo 10
The waters are sulphur and chaly beate and third
cooinln1 the properties of the oiher two which ia
ESQ USED IN the bsth house. They offer an sssen
oisge OF lid TONES and gentle eiterativea whos.
oehen slei enect hes tsen signally shown In uums.
'nstaaces, In which wern and de biiitatad
nsye been su united to their influence; and th cir a.
elency In the case of ladies' and children ha. hs
mere conspicuousy marked. ~
The Huguenot Springs are In Powbafan conntv
on On tne nairosd, about IL miles shove Rich
Hool when place tney are accessible by the rich
nHna ava panviiie Railroad, which swithin six
MUGS; lice OF Omnibpsss sent from tie snrir "a
conveying visitors over thet space
fAkE-Sl IS per day; $40 per week: $50 per month
CnHorsn over 2 and under IL years Of srs. and ear
7ants half price. 49, anu Hsf
JeSo-n DAVID MQopr
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CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
Messrs FotcEses, Edmundson & Gardner: | have
been in the habit Of prescribing with copdeuoe and
so e the water Of the Yellow Sulphur Springs
Tor N any years, in sc neral ebily In INDECENT and
scrofulous ulcers, in ameuorrha and deran esd msT
situation In diseases OF the akin its effects are re-
matkabie II anything may be called a specific in
any disease this water NAV be In chronic diaryI M.
especially in children. Z -''--tHN'
Yours, DC. JOS. 8. EDIE, MD.
J 10 au2ou - -
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AND DANVILLE RAJ
ROAD.
Ia ~ ID

OPEN TO NEWS FERRY-12O MILES
VIE regular Passenger Train will run
= daily Sundays excepted) between RICH
MCND and NEWS FERRY. - =
Leave RICHMOND at O'Clock, A. H., Gears stop
~ nptes at the Junction for Breasfas.l and arrive
at NEWS FERRY at II q P M
The Train will stop "a passengers at the folowins
Posnis only: manchester, sRobious, Coal-feld To-
mshawk, Row hstan, Msttoax. Chula, Amelia C. H,
myanoke, Jennings Ordinary, Hsytokah, Price &,
meherIin' KeysyilLe. Brakes Branch, messing Ford
~.
price. ', $50 AN''
servants travelling by themselves must be
eo Win Two passes, SO that can be retained in
ths ONCE and must be expressly ststed on the pass
ats1ey are permitted to 60 on the care. 80
TaseengeIs for Lynchburg Wytheyile, Jonesbo-
ro'. knoxvi!ls and the Virginia Sorinas coonsof
with osth-sde Railroad at Hsytokah
;Tthrough to White suipher Springs in two days
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ATek UNION STEAMSHIP COM
20G PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA

CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
Steam or VIRGINIA, Ceptain David Tealj 8tesmeT
CITY OF sICHMONb. Capt z. Nit cheIi; Steamer
Pennsylvania, Capt. q. Clifford.
One Of these saperlor Steamers will lsays Rich.
mord, until further notice. every TUESDAY and
FRlUAY, toushins at City Point and Norfolk e re-
eeivs freight aud passenger Returning leave Phil
phia every WEDNESDAY sud SATURDAY
morning at 10 o'clock.
Those Steamers are now la fine order, increased
accommodations for the comfort of passengers having
been added, as alsC more room for freight; and we
hope by regularity, dispatch and 10 protecting
goods committed to our charge, to receive an in.
crease of patronage.
"No transhipmeut by this line.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage through to New York and found. ..S8 60
Do do Philadelphia, and found, lst
CABIN o w
Passage through to Philadelphia. not found, I'd
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
River Boats.
" Passengers by this line can stop in Phi,adel.
phia two or three days, and then proceed to New
York by ths same ticket
b. E. FUTILE. Agent.
je z9-tf Rockets.
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bALAKLAvA; TALAvERA AND HAMPTON -uThs
SnsIss OF the British cavalry at Baiakisva has beer
~ annals" saws &C." in the Boston Daily ASvsrsi
VINO isieg to a similar act in the charge of Col
or,ssae on the famous h-ld Of Talayers y
isrse armies In Europe and Asis On the soil Of ~
U.o Iem,n,on, In America. at Little Enelsnd Farm
JuEe. IL u, Adjutsnt Robert Anderson, or The sah
nsEhment . volunteer staff ofieer, serving without
or Eaiions. and native of the ANGLE MT cty NJ
tsnon OF three hundred Virginia volunteers 10 >
Snsss upon more thsn three thousand British re GU
Admiral Sir Geo. Cockburn, killing and wonad Sno
sx.yfour OF the Ensiish, with los, of OF nins
teen AmerlcAns, and, when nearly ouffi .ni al r.
treating 70 forttown,a distance Of "A nilas. .
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gols Proprietors. Rishm,na
TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BTITH

ACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BIT'TH
- In Justice to X II. Jackson, and inpsiss
sense of duty to those afflicted with DyspepeF
loss of appetite, | x al state that, having aRiI
Excelsior Buffers with the happisst eject On MI
tie daughter, confidently recommend tbsuh /
who are afflicted with the above complain
% w. G. FEkGtDs
Richmond, April II, 1855
l sdvise every family to procure these elt!sa
they may be found at e. J PicofE, A. BOtsif
3. II. Zsehrisson'a Chss Miispsush's Esnssf
Beers'. and Alex. puvePs, prugEisti, Ri;hnaii Y
All orders promptly attended to. u1
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~ 1Tvrp 17TT.PHTJR EPR7NGS

NEW RIVER 6UlzfaO8 rfnANd0.
81 s: &c. 1890 y e. L si &: :eas sg: ::
Giiss Il miss below the point = ths rysr
crossed BY the vireinis aud Tenns :see nsresa
os.nss Tor the ptioa Of visitors the 18th Of
inv. The water posssssss the qasifies OF moss o.
the einia suphsr sprn ars y REGARDED y PER
nrs have been erected snd the place htted ng Win
visv 20 ensure the srestest snount OF comfort 90
visitors TIE M the
der der visit ssreesbIs. From the Syringe view Of
iese cliffs IL thst II .nsurpsssed IN gran
deur ADD bssuy b any 70 sns %
are nc m aeo By any place IN virginia Oar Phes
SAINTS and other game. New River Catnsn. trout Sc
are found in the ersstest sbundsnse Eesr .ne
sirous Of visiting the '.sslt Fond" the greatest GU
for the New River Sulphur Springs win
leave che Wiz ginis and Tennessee naiirosd Chrs
tie asburs, where they will find Mr. John Echops
viii be enabled 70 reach the sPrinss earl, il the
evening o. the day 2! is.vin. RichWond or retsIs.
burg The stage viii stop st the yellow supaut'
Gc. On Mondays and Thutsdsys the stage will
leave the Springs for in time @ coz
urds,'s stage VIII run for the Springs to the Salt
Pond" and will also eonvsy passengers TO Siies
Courthouse and connect with the lines to the "nte
~ YAss-Siso per day; 60 per week; and sas per
n svio-daelm WIN. EaGLEsfoN 1
R-PetsIsburg Exprsss copy for one month and
Pstsrsburs lntslisene twice week f91 one mossn
and ssnd BILLS to I. Masters. Amelia G 3.
NONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
Nl SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.
This new and beautiful watering p'sse VIII De open
for the rece pou OF visitcrs the 10th OF July 1t
Is delightfully."- situsted the western slope OF the
Allsshanies, In Montgomery county, about one and
half miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad,
from hoh branch road takes ycu to the Springs,
20 that visitors entirely avoid stage travelling.
Passsngers leaving Richmond BY the DanviiIe or
Petersburg by. the southsids Railroad. strive IL
right or continue on the Vlrginis and Tennenes
Road passing the Peaks Of Otter crossing the Blue
Ridge following the beautiful valley OF the Roanoke,
climbing the Alleghsnies to the Big Tanne. wksre
they take the branch to the Spdass. arriving there
BY O'clock il the sftsrnoon. These Spsns, S.s
The wsisfs OF these Springs are vary silailss to
the water Of the 0resnbder w hite Ga phcr, more
ceasant to the taste and equally effective IN thslr
Of diseases of long and believed In the
nsighborhood to be an infalhbe remedy for dyspep-
sia and almost every disease that has assumed
chronic state. There are also two tine chalybeate
springs, one of than very strong
No expense has been spared In lifting up this pro-
visit pleasant and agreeable. Ths ssrvices OF Mr.:
THoAPsos TYLER, who iswell known in almost all
the Atlantic cities, have bee procure Cd. who will be
assisted by a corps of gentienianiy aud obiging al
sistants a fine Band of Music Is also engaged.
~ Communications may be addressed to
Press Monthly White Sulphur Springs Co.,
ie SS-dt3Au Shaw esvile, Va.
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8 OKE-PRICEl REDTIcpln - -.

ColSKI n. - r .6, 2 u. RIEDUcEp.--Fron
COkE win be rsdussd 10 q a - a. pog g
Suasn IfoPodas 70 nae this most 81 csilsnt
~ m.s,. W next winter. villa 40 veil Is a. =,
y N-ss g 81 9. JNo. j. WESfH. xs ee.
(TuAMO, 0UAN0.---A fan -sanrlv cs
~ 2sssslss Nc. 1 Peruvian G.src 0i
~ !. M e,'aSss lap eeteS aad vsrssstsS al ~.
~ ~ me i lola ssif Hn.SS -. - s. ssS
90 Sd 04s - ~ sRsaAsSsT = :
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DISCOVERY AND INVENTT0S. !.

- heIetotSIe oeen cnle ~ tl6 fssQlt OF sb,,.
Lucky thought, an accident, dream or psr.I''A
fortunate blUndsr- To very limited sIsa .-'.s
men Of sciancs applied themselves to h. -
evolving from the known laws of ms,tsr hs y
instruments for multiplying the rsuIta a. l.saln
making the elements of nature do tha vori ~
world. Awide field IL open here with law II.
disposed to occupy it, and promising he Ma [
suits In usefulness, fame and wealth to vSi,s !.
may justly aspire-
Persons suffering with Rheuuati,m, or comm.
OF similar nature, can be instantly cured h. =
POLLARD'6 RHEUMATIC LINlMENT '~
For sale by PURCELL, LADD l. co. s.,..
Beers, Adie l. Gray. Duvsl & Morton, ", h
z. B: Thomas, and Druggists generally .hrssts
the city. -
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TNRUE TURF OIL.--For old Nm,

.TRUE TURF OIL.--For old SOry,
Il every description, ON Man or Bsan Oas
spoonful equal to an ounce of any Hsprea
known.
Bruises and Sprains Ulcers and Tellonl Sa.s,
Cramp and Tett OF. Stings OF Insees, Wounaps
the Nails, Inflamed Breasts, Giandula TunonI
Back. Swelled Legs and Stiffness Of Joiur
to colds. E ---H r.
applied to burns sssonse, itIesves no uu.
Price 50 and IS ssnts bottle
I. DOVE CO,
+ 500 % u eols Rroprietorg, Rishmonth
I RICHMOND, January kN
Messrs Dove & Co.--For shout seven ys..s
negro boy, Simon, bad a0 ulcer On the shin su,,
one Of his legs; he had had the very best MEDIA.
vice, and the strictest attention from myself tt.a
has been repeatedly poulticed and burnt snh za
at intervals, whilst giving applying medicine hi
been kept on low diet, and also kept perfsct!Ia.
with the limb elevated; sometimes the sore ~.
be a. large A. the palm o fa mans hand, and ses1
no larger than half dime, sud sven when Il si
tanned this small size would break out sgsiu II
came certainly discouraged about it, and oat
while in your store, asked you what music
it; yen gave me bottle OF your Turf OIL nasa
using bottles (by the direction) ii VS. saar5
healed. Previous to the time OF using It. b. tl
months from his work, but rinee, DO hu NJ
lost single day. / will add that hsvs sIp,ia
uselessly on his limb about two hundred iran
dollars, and II gives me pleasure to sdG to the rs
lou have, this testimonial Of the virtues Of yVfi
Oil. Very respectfully, 8. Z. sEEtI
A eopy-published by permission froniA
his city. NH Sl-As
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M ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL-'

M ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
mo-. ~, nDicLber having recently purchased this
prepared 70 resolve company This deiishtf n
ssn nj, .e,seat 10 the cssaty Of Alhemare about
Railroad. and situated In reron 81 ean,t1s
Tor both health and beauty Of scsneIy
s,hs 70 a. mii View Of the Blue Ridge mountaio.
Iae.ins through the mountsn, and sarslir s, ens
u'eht 70 the University Of Virsinis snd SontJisvc
1. 9I1.s,. WIN. z. JARAAN, r. nj.
49, ~ 4echuu,e River
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rOR THE SPRINGS,
= NiSEV AND SPLENDID

SWrH NEW AND SPLENDID
49, oPFogITIoN LINE or
Sks.ssa-4sroash 4iem RishEond. Reesmhsfe.
R.itimore Wsshiueton and Aexenane. % ~ 1te
1uiphur snd swsst sprnss IN II dsJ1 ana Do" sal
o. and sstsr the lss day Of July ssst re vii run
daily line Of four horse eoseheA no. "a
Aium eprfnrs and 70 the White s.iPndst tl 1pnn!.
vis f3stn AIun Warm and Hot sprnsss twitn ofsuen
% the AIsHssling sprines) Unconventional,
r.~aossre Issv1ue Richmond In ths morning tain
of cara viii reach Rockbndse Aium sna nsIn Ann
OF Warm sprlns ssme Day lssss n .nS WIFI. .i.
day hight, and arrive q the sIse' sn' /" "'''
phsr Spriues early IN the evening sr..h ,..n.
Hsyins sh new FIRST slses eosenss. n r. .eems'
seleeted with great csres and clveis'
wa fsal assured we can extend 60 ths Ma. poD-
IL nah facilities for and comfort g. nave never
before been offered or secured On Inn me
m ~ az the above named Springa can Do obtained
~ auv Of our aeents who will pc foond st
railroad depcss Of those PLACES.
Ertra coaches will be furnished at Gil times, when
desired. hAhNAn 5000.
my g HfoPhes'
Rates of Fare In connections ith the Virginia Central
Railroad by Harmdn md Byoscns stage fias
FROM RICHMOND
TO White Sulphur ~ ~
To Healing Springs. "a
70 Hot Springs. az
To Warm Sprn -
To Bath Alum Springs. ~
To ockbridee Alum Springs. 5000. ~
To Lexingt -
Paaensers are informed that we have refused our
rstes OF fare a. stated shove, and are toin0 any
one considers the fare uureasonaole 20 reduce IL
st;il nwer 10 sri: the times and Uiahss Of the travelling
public. dAhAAN De.Lr.
jy6 - LLoPIletoI..
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LADY ON THE BATTLE FIEIp-whs,
.sck on me Mameon was going on, On En- sIish laSs
me WE OF one Of the officers was pre- se nj and "
played great cooinels and courage Geners, 30. as
Isthei Observing this, went up and cut Oh maa.i
nom ths coat Of q desd Russau otissr. ana 10 ~
nost ssiianf manner, and with avery pretty eannI
ssrnedh; The General 10 great favori,e with tn
army; and enc LADY who has great psonal sttrssson.
erizss ri. o. an oe ssnsrai ofssr highly
the Geld Of battle sD.nso eh
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MExIcAH REVOLUTION The Browssy,lla F,s.
o. tns 18th instant, confirms the repert reoeiyss
~ .sIssnph OF the evacuation CT Mstsmoras hS
oon ns Won. and anticipates that the 6e,t
Gsr,,sJ VIII take place at Rsynoss 10 vhiss r,.ss
svss , ,.s Ths Flag says: It l. evident how.
49, seveI before bad the Insurgents 20 great
sreedy 70 thsif hands We are crssbiv y
that the inssrgsnta Of this fronter are II
o. eov!iers have bssn established rom CO. post
fnvsns the whole distance over lsyoi,. 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-24
RUNAWAY.
I0I.LARS REWAR

ZeUb .,-sy f,om ~ sub,csibsr, rssidins Ct Mer-
- MN es,tis eouutv North Car0linet on the stn
mt. two NEGRO MEN. viz. PHILIP ana tina
DEEuU1srp n aark black, slender man. sbout nix
81 nish With hut one eye. purchased htm IN
Rirhmond. We, In November last isarn he 49,
!se r..;dss which plscc he win probably 70 Co.
"THADEUs il yellow man. "a yesrs old, medium
..s With thick lips, feet or 10 inches hish-nas
liz s,,, sioomv disconts ptsd countenspee. pus-
shsssa him last Falliu Dinwiddie county, Va. near
Pstsrsburg. Z. Mr.. Cozsn's sale. where ne mas =
wifs. He was raised ny Mr.. Cabiness. he Ess pro-
h.hiv zone 70 Dinwiddie.
vii Give 500 reward for the delivery Of each, o.
either OF them to me here. or to MT =; 9nAUi'
Merry Hill p. o., Berthe co., North Carolina.