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CRAWFORD's HALL-Franklin St,

NRAWFORD'S HALL-Franklin St,
~ opposite metropolitan Hali-Ths undersigned
announce to the public that they have secured tho
above named Hail. and will open on Friday, the 9Th
inst fer the purpose Of impartDs the ever pleading
ART OF DANCING AND WALTZfN0, ia all its
various branches
Honrs of instruction for Ladies, Misses and Mas.
ters Tuesdays and Fridays at 4 O'Clock p. NJ For
Gentlemen, the same evenings at 81.
D. Fl. PUCKETTE.
ie 7-2ts WIN r. CRAWFORD,
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BY ALEX. NOTE.
FURNITURE AND CLOTHING AT

FURNITURE AND CLOTHING AT
a AUCTlON.-Wiil BIS sold on SATURDAY. 9th
inst, at 10 o'clock. at nv store large lot of new
and second hand House hold and Kitchen Furniture.
belonging to family removing from the city EN-,
bracing general variety of housekeeping articles
Also-An invoice of sessoIable Clothing and Drv
Goods comprising general assortment.
Also-A large assortment of China, Crockery,
Cigars, Brandy, Champagne Wine. II Trunks, 8 Car.
pate. Feather Beds, Show Cases &c &c
je8 A. MOTT, Auct
HORSES, HORSES, AT AUCTION.
- VIII be sold, on SATURDAY, 9th inst. at
10 O'Clock at the horse lot,
Several saddle and work HORSES.
Two MULES.
lie 3 ALEX MOTT Auct
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BY LARUS e. SHINE.

HORSES, M u L E s, &C, ATAUC-
IL TION.-On SATURDAY MORNING. 9th
instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock, We will sell at
public auction. at the horse lot,
2 pair young MULES.
6 work HORSES.
ie LARITS & SHINE
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER


DR.. J. 3. Bosses
tof Phitadslphs)
CELEBRATED
SAKSAPARlLLA BLOOD PURIFIER
rs spring and summer Atteyafiee Medicine ond Tn.
UigoratiHg Drixh IL Aas 20 esuai 'N A'''
IL purihes and enriches the I, God;
Acts upon the Liver, Stomach and BowsI,.
Sarries on all secretions and humors:
C!eanses the skin of all eruptious;i
Sives appetite, bloom and yisor;
Suengtaens ana invigorates the constitution.
mske' the skin soft, smooth and natural.
Expeis fimples, Boils and Sores;
lures scrotula and all Skin Eruption..
lures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Affections.
lures hheumatisn, Neuralgia and Cont.
Driyes the evil effects of mercury from the
Bnllds up weak state of body: y ''en
Aliays nervous affections and euliyeus the sn;r;.,
ror femsie Complants, which in their vsIp ne
lure are exheusting and facilitating il il
.ecoiht ended indeed, is makes the wal .troaJ
Tue PAie and emsciated, from sickness or natnrsI
causes, soon have color bloom and health A. .
summer dEink, 1t Is exhifsrstsns rsfreshins .,inI
lating and envening Persons (youn. an e1 u "a
ms asea ms delightful somposld are surprised AZ
rs immediate beneficial sF.c,s pis0a ae
Cuare bottles 81; small bottles 5Ae In, .aIah
PuRcELL, LApD Co, GA streahcr. Ro sdss oS
a q pSvsi' Duyai L Nortoa, J. g. y God Wm''
L. Beers. ~@fA" S'o bennett
an 26-EMN 81,
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V''7sP0u0euoe OF The DIspatch
Shocking Deprarity in a Wifs-Tke Races a,v;
"sr's Light Fatal 4ccjdeat Modfoa, Conr,a-
fsop, Sc
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oRRGo On AND WARRINGTON.
SANDWICH ISLANDS

The allied fleet were contemplating another st
tack on Pstropoloski, and W ere at the Sandwic
Islands prcnsfing therefor.
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Nett Balance May LIST,
1855 ................ s2,Oe5, s67 81
Losses In Richmond Jan to
May l,................... $4,000 90
Losses in Richmond and
previously paid over,.... 10000 co
ist not prudent for parents and others to be in.
sured2
Office No. 81 Pearl street.
is 5-5t B. w. KNOWLES, Agent
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WEDDING CAKE STILL TRIUM-

CRUSHED AND POWDERED SU-
~ CARLO bbls., in store. for sale by
E. FL. SIMMER 4 Co,
je Cary street.
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nAMAR OR WHITE VARNISH, for
~ vanishing wall paper, maps or any ether clear
and white surface, for sale by
lee WIN. SATTLER
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Correspondence of the Disnatcb.

J1s Races-Ship Aground-Another Vfctin-4t.
tempted Saiclde-Episc0pal COnrention DC.
BALTIMORE June 2
The rain yesterday allowed but a poor attend
snce at the Herring Run course but the track was
10 good order and the racing very fine. The first
race WAS for the proprietor's purse of $780, two
mile heats, with the following entries: VIM II Glib
bons' Philo, James Taily's ch Tally Ho. VIM
! SdA~'s Oh Jim Barton, and Capt John Belchers
Ingaree colt, dam by Priam They all started
we'll and i WAS perceived that the race was
between Tally HO and Philo the latter winning the
heat lie $50 2. The horses of Massrs Belcher ard
shaw were declared dstRpced. The second heat
was won 6y Tally Ho In 1858 l-2, and also the third
heat In 4Uj l-2. So Mr. Tally took the purse. The
mkt race was sWeepsBke for three wears old
colts and hilies, 500 entrance. The entries were
W Gibbons ch + by lamp Glsnco, Capt J Belcher's
Oh by John Blunt, and Calvin Green's CHI f bv
beshazzar. Mr. Gibbons f!ley won two straight
heats In l:52 l'2 aud l. 81 Sd
The ship Annapolis, of this port. after a good run
from Liverpool, grounded at the mouth Of the Pa
tsPsco River yesterday morning
John Silis, IT., who was hi ured by the explosion
Of the locomotive at Aberdeen, died Yesterday.
making the third victim
Mrs Atwster of Welcombe street mad. an at.
tempt, Thursday, to destroy herself with laudapum.
but By medical aid rescued from the very Jaws
Cf feath. ~ ''0
the Episcopal Convention of Maryland, after re-
fuslny TO rescind the canen of the church of 1851
ana adopt that OF lS47 adjourned sine die
EX'policeman John 7. White, who was stabbed
at the race course Thursday Is not dead and ia In
lair way to recover.
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c rrespondence OF the pl.n,t \
raise Alsyms- Betting-S Southern Road
COHrtcted-Chdnged Hands.

RAISE Alsyms- Betting-Sonfbern Pood--
COHvtcted-C Changed Hands
PETERSBURG, June Sd.
False alarms of fire are becoming matters
Oh almost nightly occurrence. On FRIDAY
night the cries of young man laborine
uuuer defar7um tremehs, caused general
urn, OUT OF the fire department Again last
n'sht, two young men, with more whiskey
tnan brains in their heads, aroused the whole
CITY by false alarm of fire. Such conduct
on me part of thoughtless young men is
very reprehensible, and tends to lessen the
fire. N~'0' VI
The betting mania ran higher in this city
turing the recent election than at any time
since the contest between Clay and Polk
bets OF $500 and $1,000 were frequent, and
some three or four gentlemen, we hear, each
suit.
Mr.. Alexander Falconer was. on Friday.
erected treasurer of the Petersburg and
southern Railroad Company, vice John Lii
gon resigned. Mr.. Falconer has for some
ilms been freight agent of the Company, and
MS promotion gives great satisfaction to all
who knoV, him.
, mr'lhomas Sharp, superintendent of the
southern road, is actively engaged in perfect
ing a system of reforms and improvements.
that must soon restore its former enviable
reputation of dividend paying railroad
New cars have been procured, new rules
adopted, and the fare between PETERSBURG
and Weldon raised from So. so to 50.
james Doherty, charged with stabbing Of
hcer Peterson on the 10Th of January last,
was tried yesterday and found guilty of un
lawful stabbing. He was sentenced to pay
tine OF $50, and to be confined in Jail six
months.
Col. Jas. s. Gillian, for three wears past
the popular proprietor Of the Bolinghrook
Hotel, has sold the establishment to Col J.
l. Darlington of Farmville Col C. bears
high reputation as landlord, while as a
courteous and agreeable gentlemen, he is
surpassed by none BLANDFoRD.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
Political Parties Distressing Suicide Men Nor
by Americans Martyrs Of the Prison sSjp-
Cqptsrcd Russian TesseL
NEw foRK, June 9 1855
The Americans held an open meeting here ,o,,
night Judge Campbell presiiing The proceed.
es were open to the public eye, and the ticket for
the ensuing campaign was freely discussed
The Democrats had y celebration In honor r,bo
Virginia election Friday hight II was accompanied
nv firing of guns aud itluminsti1ns Amone the
speakers was Thomas Dunn English, of Virginia.
suthor OF " Ben Bolt" A letter was received from
John Van Buren,, regretting his inability 10 attend
Dr. Potigesn, well known French physician
was attacked by ruff las, night, robbed OF val
uable gold watch, and dreadfully beaten.
A German girl about 70 wears OF are nar,ad
Pauline Robe, was found dead In her bed. Al 3IS
Ws,er street, yesterday morning She had los,
two fngers sad was poor and triendless Whit
superinduced desperation which ended in sui
eide. Arsenic was the drug used. This endorse
ton WAS on the Coroner's return: "The deceased
was 4 girl Of extraordinary beauty
Ths police OF Brooklyn appear Monday, for the
fret time, in Uniform
new movement has been started In the Know
Nothing ranks, which Is likely to lead 10 i,uport.n,
results call has been issued for a public roea,
Ing AZ the Stuyyessnt Institute on Monday evepino
next TO make an open declaration of National Az
ericsn principles The call Is signed by J T RoI.
Inns VIM. ). Tisdae, and Cornelhs Ma,,ha,.
snd Is understood 10 have the sanction of MAN. in
aaensl members OF the order. The object in view,
is 10 mske public declaration that the America
party does not desire the exclusion from offce E
any foreigner who Is Protestant and has no II
tpu,jnG OF debarring them from the bepef.s snd
blessings accruing from the triumph of tbe Know
Nohiag cause Open communion in the cannn and
abandonment OF the principle of "secrecy" viii
also be urged.
An arrest OF man was made 10 this CITY vester
day on the charge that he had fraudulentlv oh
tanned $4,000 worth of hops from one OF our
commission merchants aud shipped them TO
Europe.
A large meeting was held last evening a. the
City Hall, for the purpose of taking measures for
the erection OF q suitable monument 10 counneno
ration OF the suferines OF the martyrs of the British
prison ships Of the revolution.
The Egyptian Witch, a Russian vessel, captured
by the English about year ago, is now In This
port having been purchased by one of our mer
chants for &l2OO She brought over cargo of
rags
The number Of Mormops arrived at this mort in
tie past month, from foreign countries has been
e74. ''0"
Rev. Mr.. Douglass, Commissioner to the French
Exhibition from California, arrived in the "Star of
the West yesterday.
Senator Brooks is Ill in bed, and Archbishop
Huehes has just published In book form, their cor
resUundence,
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PHILADELPHIA, June 9, 1855

A1lI4~AOELPHIA, June =, 1900
Dr.. Beale, the Dentist of this city, convicted n,
violating the person Of young lady after admin.
| istering choroform, is lying seriously III In the
county prison, and Il Is feared that he cannot s1r
viye his term of imprisoument
The packet ship Tuscarora, having on board los
Arrar, E'q U. 5. Consul TO Dublin. and dauSb,er
sailed yesterday for Liverpool She took ont n
400 bushels OF corn.
Ga Thursday last stock of Cuba 'mabooapv. u
feet by 20 inches square, was sold by f T Fisen,
brey for 81, 100, to be manufactured into veneer,
Ing,
The total amount OF coal shipped on the Della.
ware tDivision Of the Pennsylvania Canal from
the C mme Icement of the fiscal wear Novsmber
3Othi 1854 up to the Goth May was l48 489 tons: of
pig iron, 9,4SS tons, OF lumber Ol8 739 feet
The receipts from customs at this oort for Nav
amounted 10 1925 1888 making since the LIST of Jan.
uarv, 81, Alb O82, against S2,0886l9 tor the same
I erioi of lsstyear.
Ezekiel Corson, the gentleman who was g, dread
fully injured on the night of the 18th ult at the
Broad street crossing OF The Germantown railroad
died yes erdsy at the hospital.
The quarantine laws 90 into operation at this ort
to-day. Ali vessels arriving from foreign ports are
required to stop at the Lazaretto station for exami
ma ion and inspection
Two hundred recruits for the naval service wers
shipped the u. S naval rendezvous IN this civ
during the month Of May This il the Isrg est uur1
Der shipped at this station, for one month, during
the last ten years.
During the LAST month there have arrived here
1867 horm0I from foreign ports en- route for Utsh
Ii is said that Mr.. Charles Carrigan of this city
who addressed the people of Virginia, won IarSe
sums Of money on the election there.
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NORTHERN ETG

BALTIMORE, June 2.-Grafn-There is but little
doing this morning and recelI is are light; but the
market is steady ct yesterdays prices Howa, d
street Flour is held at 81, and City Mills at $40 t.
The rain still continues, with no projects of it's
clearing up st present
NEW YoRE, June 2.-Cotton is firm and VI.
Good Ohio $40 l2OlO S7t Southern is steady sales
Of 100 bbls. Wheat Is unchanged aud nominsI
Pork is TITLE lower. Beef is unchanged Lard il
unchanged. Whiskey is dull and lower ; Ohio S54 q
Soc per gallon. Stock dull and heavy. More =
Is plenty. Sales tina morning of Fries at 49, Cev l..
land and Toledo Il. K 81 . 500. Cumberland Goa!
Co., $50 Canton 264 Pennsylvania Coel Co , HOB
sod. NV York Central 93!. Ohio 6's 1854 Read
ing, r R. 99t.
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LATER FROM HAvANA.-The steamer Black Wa .
rior with dates from Havana the 18th ult arrived
a. New York, Saturday morning. The whole Island
was in state of quiet, and business was improving
The stesmer Fulton was at HsVsns when the Black
Warrior eff, and the Princeton and Cyane were
cruising of San AptOniO. The San JAonto was al
Mstanzes, and the jamestown at Key West The
prisoners who still detained in Havana will
probably be sentenced to the galieys in Africa on de-
mand of this Fiscal The small pOx and yellow fe
yer did not appear to be spreading to any alarming
extent.
royal order has been published for the establish
ment of joint stock bank at Havana, with a cspi
tai of three millions.
The rumored colonization of the coast OF Florida
by Spain, regarded as a hoax
Sugars were firm at previous rates Molasses wa.
scarce, and held at S4G5t reals Exchange had inn
proved Sterling 81 az premium. New York "a
81 discount. New Orleans q discount and little de-
mand.
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BY ALEX. MOTT.
FURNITURE. 60. At AUCTION

FURNITURE, 60, AT AUCTION
u Will be sold on TUESDAY, 5th inst at 10
o'clock at my store large lot of new and second.
hand household and kitchen Furniture consisting Of
general assortment, being the effects of family
removing from the city.
Also--S Feather Beds; 8 Mattresse,; set Fxteu-
sion Tables; Looking GIasses; Curtain Bedstesds:
Lounges; 2splendd Show Gases; 2 Desks; Secre.
t.ry aud Book Case. sc.
Also-A small invoice of Dry Goods, Hosiery, snd
Clothing.
Also II 500 Cigars, assorted brands; 1000 pansrs
Smoking Tobacco; Cooking Stoves
lie ALEX MOTT Auct
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HIGH CONSTABLE7S SALE-WiII
Il Il be sold for cash to the highest bidder at the
High Constabe's Ofiics, on TUESDAY, June 9Th
8i5 at 10 O'Clock. A. M, lot of GROCERIES, Bar
Fixtures, Bsdsteads Mattresses one Show Case, and
one fine Rosewood Cabinet to satisfy an execution
distress warrants in favor Of said Tyler va Albert
Kirby. and William Tyree, Susan A. Brown
J. P. TYLER, II c. G, R.
je 4-2t by e. NJ rABB D. C.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS
WOOD, CUT AND CORDED, NEAR
THE CITY, AT AUCTIoN.-0n Friday J sne
OF oak and pine wsod, Of the best quality, now eut
ano eotded up: about II miles wssr of the city,
noi. alsssnce beyond Richmond College, and eppo-
slIe me iarm OF Mr.. L. D. Crenshaw The ssls viii
be in lots OF from 10 to 50 co a. IN"
Terms : or SENS of $50 and UNDER cash; over that
interest added Ample time viii be allowed to pur
chssers TO remove the wood from the Land
my o. TAYLORk WIfTJaaS
Owing to the inclemency of the weather
the above sale has been postponed to MONDAY ths
4-h inst - 3 n a NJ :, the
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AWARDS READY TORE PAID

"AsHrNGToN June 3.-The Secretary of State
aoVertises 10 the Union this morning, that tn De,
partment Is now ready to pay awards to persons
iesa'y entitled to them, by the awards of the con.
vention with Great Britain of May I853 or to their
legal representa- yes
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Yours, HOUSE.

ANEW SOUTHERN PARTY.-On Saturday, the 26th
ult, a number of citizens of Columbus, Ga, met in
Convention, and adopted the resolutions of the
Georgia Convention of 1850, their platform The
meeting rePudiated all connection with the Wings,
Democrats or Americans and asked those parties to
delay their nominations until a Convention Of the
people of Georgia could be held on the 4th of July
for the purpose of nominating candidate for Gsv-
eTnor not to be Influenced by party contiderations
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.

Roju--Land WarraHtS-THe Municipal Election,
WASHINGTON, June 2
The rain continues to fall in heavy showers with
out euy prospect OF a suspension.
Land warrants are quoted to day at 81 05 l Il
per acre with large supply.
Great excitement exists 10 regard to the ap
preaching election, and beth parties appear conf
dent of success At no previous election has par
~ feeling been so rsncorous, and serious difficulties
are apprehended 90 Monday
Yn11ra HnIrsR
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


WAsHINGToN, June 3d.--The examination
at west Point U. 8 Military Academy, COM
mehced Friday. There are thirty four in
the graduating class out of over fifty, who
entered four years ago.
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SLOOP OF WAR ALBANY.

WASHINGTON, June Sd No action will be taken
10 inc Treasury Department in regard to psymen,
OF money due the officers of the lost sloop of War
Albany, until Congress designates the day upon
which she was lost, ::
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EXECUTION OF PARKS Parks, the murderer, was
"O's al o'clock Friday. at Cleveland, Ohio. He
P'Ae ioF about an hour before the execution thank
s Dh iTiends for their attention to him In his mis-
,'''uee'' and complaining of injustice being done
'N IN the conviction for the crime alleged sgainlt
H'N' hIflast words were, 81 die innocent"
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"NAE'T OF RoBBERs.-Three men have been ar
.,''ea IN Baltimore, charged with Tobbing the jew
e1I store Of Mr.. Murray of Fredericksburg. One
'"sm attempted to chew up and swallow one o
toIo watches found on him, but failed, after cut
ing bis mouth severely
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PENSION COMMISSIONERS DECIsIoN-Ap

WASHINGTON, June 3.-The Commissioner of
Pensions has decided that engineers, tiremen, and
coal beavers are not entitled bounty land unless
regularly employed in the sea service.
During the month of May there have been As,
800 bounty land applications and the total number
up to this time lie about l59 600 The total number
issued 1260-totai acknowledged 5000.
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4 BEAUT1t I'll Little FARM 10
q EXILE q =. =

q BEAUiIt UL LILLE FARM, | | 2
"A MILES Below THE CITY, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, June 18Th, at ) O'Clock NJ unon
the premises, will be sid a beautiful Farm Of 81
acres. on the Osborne Turnpike, about II miles be-
low the city, a6j 5i0ing Tree Hill Race Course. and
opposite the farm of Mr. John T. Childrey The iUo.
proVements consist OF brick house, stables barn.
&c, in perfect order, and under a good enclosure
The land has been much improved and ia now in
high state of fsrtlitv the Furnishing crops nov
growing will fully testify.
Aoy wishing a really handsome and valuable
place near the city, could hardly be better suited
than IN this; sad they would do we'll to sse it for
themselves previous TO the day of sale
TERMs-One-third cash. balance st and 2 years.
with interest added, and secured By trust deed.
TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS
my S0-eot10l Ell dtd Anc+s
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CONTEMPLATED OPERATIONS AT SEBAsToPeL-
The Washington corrsspou dent of the Journal Of
Commerce writing under date OF Thursday last says
learn from an authentic diplomatic source that
letters by the last arrival show that active onera
IONS are to be suspended before Sc baopol and that
1eIersi Pslisser is to force the Russians to a cen
tict in the field w."
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CANAL NAvIGATIoN.-T he water has been taken
ou. o. the James River and Ksuswhs Canal below
bynchIurs, which will prevent the passage OF
Nslght boats until the 18th of June. The regular
UPS otthe pecket Is not int rrnnted
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my 80 TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts.
1.-TWO BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS

Il ON 4TH STREET AT AUCTION.-On MON
DAY, June Il, at a O'Clock NJ upon the premises
viii be sold new Birch Tenemeats and Lots on the
West side OF Ash between Gary and Canal streets -
Each Of these Tsnements contains about rooms
with Kitchens Gas, &C. are in perfect order and ad.
nlrsoly arranged They are we'll suited for re 81
will rent at q handsome per centum upon cost fCne
being engaged at $500 and would seem TO Offer
inducements to those in want of such proDerty
Terms at sale. TAYLOR L WILLIAMS
my "A ar,t;o-aH'
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Tai. CdIEhtN VIRGINIA METHODIST CONFERENCE.
sad va. letercs met at Wheeling on Tuesday last
vas opened by Raw. P. g. Green. circular
ss m, ns1t General Conference to change the Rer-
,stlins 20 slavery so as to read " The buyine or
slave hsn,' unsn beings With this intention 10 en-.
bl9a can .. 1otd n5 them in siarevy tohere enamel
rot b. t4 Dc Effected Without jury 10 he slapeD shall
ssd stiatsd the words Ia italics are the propo
tJsyo,steiSopl The Conference voted not 10 concur
CI,c DIe Of 70 yeas--no nays
North o. 4 Hinlar tenor were received from IL c
Posed - VHio and Wisconsin Conferences. and Sis
VI 10 similar manner
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TAYLOR L WILLIAMS
JED TAYLOR & Williams 49,.
VALUABLE YOT7NE MILES AT

AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, 9Th June 81
II o. -lock NJ at Esrnests Stable, on Council Cham
Der Hill, will be sold young snd valuable Mule.
with harness. recently broke and sold only for want
OF uae. They are said to be very superior and the
attention of those in want is requested to the sale
TERMs-NiUety days credit, for approved notes.
with interest added
m 80 TAYTnR Z