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SHEEIFF's OFFICE, Sheriff.
Bloomsbury, May 10, 1855.
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sHAWLS with silk fringe, q
u fine lot just received and for sale by
A. c. MENSCH.
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Fresh Arrival

A NEW lot OF cheap muslins and prints
just received by railroad and for sale by
A. C. MENSCH.
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Brigade Notice.
BRIDGE LETTING.

BRIDGE LETTING.
THE County Commissioners will receive
Il proposals at The public House of A.
Howell in Oranseville, until one O'Clock p.
M. on Saturday the 18Th day of May next,
'or building an open Truss bridge, in Orange
township over Big Fish,nscreek, near the
residence of Peter P. Kline. Said bridge to
be 1870 feet in length with a pier in the mid.
die s feet thick width Of bridge lS feet.
specifications can be seen al The Commits.
sioners office any time previous TO the let.
ling. J. C.IFRUIT,
CoM'Rs. OFfIcE, Clerk.
Bloomsburg, April 49, 55.
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M USLlNS q yard wide fof 8 cents, and
AA good prints for 81 cents just received
by A., G. MENSCH.
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PUBLIC SALE or REAL ESTATE

-
N pursuance of ain order Of the Orphans
Coutt OF Columbia county, on Saturday,
the OH dag Of May neat, al 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon, H. Il. Kline Administrator, &c ,
OF VIM. Patterson, late of Orange twp, in
said county, decd, will expose to sale by
public vendue upon the premises certain
Vuao@d OF RoGmdls
situate in Fishingcreek township, Columbia
county, containing about
SEVENTY R
adjoining land OF Amos Spade, - Colder,
Elias McAenry and the heirs OF Jno. Lazarus.
The property is very valuable as q mill-seat,
and there are on il now a large
@IlISF MIlMMs
a saw mill, a two story frame dwelling house
and other ontbuildings. II is the best wafer
privilege in the County, and has all of FISH
ingcreek as a feeder without a dam. II is
miles above 0rangeviIle, and on The wa
iers of Raven Creek, late the estate of said
deceased, situate in the township of Fish
ingcreek and county aforesaid.
H. R. KLINE, Adm'r.
By order Of the Court.
t'es JACOB EYERLY, Clerk (
B~loomsburg, Apr! II, 1885; ,ass psa
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REMEhBERI
The Tickets arc only 81 Each.

And each Ticket admits Four Persons 10
Perham's Burlesqus tpsra, 663 BroadVay,
N. Y; and that among the Gifts to be dis.
tributed, are
A splendid farm Of over 100 acres,
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HEsRY's ~INvrcoRATrre CoRDIAL-ssThe mer
its OF this purely vegetable extract for the
removal and cure Of physical pfoslration
genital debility. nervous afft ctious, &c, &c.,
are fully described in another colunn of this
paper, 10 which the reader is referred. SO
per bottle, 8 bottles for SIS; six bottles fol
IS SIC per dozen. g-observe the marks
Of the genuine.
Prepared only by S. E. Cohen, No. 3 Frank.
lin Row, Vine ST., below Eighth Philadelphia
Pa, 10 Whom all orders must be addressed. Fol-
Sale by all the respectable Druggists and
Merchants throughout the country.
T. w. DYoTr q Sons, No. i32 North End
ST., Philadelphia, Sale Agents for P%eHnsyl-
vania.
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ESSENCE OF COFFEE. For sale al the
cheap store of EVANS, G. APPLEMAN.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
THE PETERSBURG CoNFLAGRATIOlNl,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

In addition to the account of the terri
ribie cenfagration in Petersburg from tho
Express in another column, we are indebted
10 the kindness of our active neighbour for
additional facts.
The store of Messrs r. s. THOMPSON q
Co. was owned Jointly by Judge Jno. +. Nav
and Mr.. koht. Leslie, aud was insured in the
Mutual Insurance Of Richmond for O.. 900
Mr., Henry Ashe, clerk for FAlconer, Plum.
er \ Co, and formerly with DOMAIN & Co. of
Richmond. lost every thing he possessed
save the clothing on his person.
The building occupied by Watkins 4 Son
was owned by the estate Of Jos. Mason. de.
deased, and is believed to be insnred IN tha
Mutual at Richmond. - '"e
Yesterday morning. about o'clock. while
= large number of bows were stand;ny In
the narrow alley, between the ruins Of
Messrs. K 5. Thompson x Co.'S establish.
ment, and that of Messrs. Muir & James tba
end wall of the former fell with a crash. and
caught five lads lit is supposedl under it
Upon removing portion of the bricks and
mortar. the body of James Jordan. an INTEL
ligent lad, was discovered, horribly mutila
ted and crushed. Both legs were badly hro.
ken, his head bruised and bloody, and seye
raj Commissions on various portions of HIS
body. He was Immediately removed to the
alley in the rear of the Homestead" and
physicians sent for, but they could do moth.
ing for him. Intelligence having reached
his parents the father and mother soon came.
but were unable to do anything save weep
over their darling boy. They Immediately
caused their child to be conyeved home
where, at last accounts, he still fingered in
an insensible condition. He is son of Mr.
Henry Jordan, blacksmith by trade, who
resides on Old street, near Grace church,
There is no hope Of his recovery.
A free mulatto boy, named Joe danger.
field, who was in the alley and made most
miraculous escape, says he was standing
about the centre of the alley. and that there
thus escaped, while the others were caught
under the ponderous mass Of bricks and
mortar.
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bhkApsruFFs rnoM CALIFORNIA cargo of
meat and Hour is about 10 be shipped from San
rrsncIsco 70 New York. Tho clipper ship Charm
81 up at san Francisco. for New York; 5000
.ons OF wheat and flour have been engaged al GIG
ps. ton, Ct which rate che win probably ill up.
San Ftancisco letter ssys:
some OF the holders Of Chill -four offered to cell
.ne balance ct their ssockst 81 per barrel to any
psly wno would engage to ship II out of the coun
~ o,o me whole stock OF Chilli -four s now about
.ouo barrels lin sacks; Of ell other kinds 130 COO
.. Rs equivalent Ia wheat Total of present avail
so'e stock, 200, 600 barrels of wheat and -four.
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Icorrsf p nderce of the Dispatch. /

H"e't &"s'~T HeS-<tSo1pdE. ~.
NORFOLK, May II.
Tue lorest fres around Us have gotten between
Vi and the bay shore, and great damage 10 being
done to properly Of every sort,
On Wednesday night, 81 unoccupied frame tene~
nlent, belonging to COL III. Cooke on York street.
was burnt.
Taere Ia a revival at the Methodist Church uIder
Rev d =. Willis
ArriVed-Br. schr. Oregon. Arey. iIom Porto
Rico, sugar and coffee bound to Halifax, N. s., in
distress, leaking badly, to Myers g. Co.
Yours, MARINER
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PRISONERS MADE SLAVES On Friday last
there arrived at Havana, the Spanish brig Yucate.
cs. Viademonte, muster, with lsi passengers
men, women and children, prisoners ofwar, sold
to contractors with or by consent of the President
of the Republic of Mexico, for labor in Cuba -
These contracts are fraudulent impostions upon
the ignorant indiana from which they find no re-
lease while they are able to labor
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PANAWAY-OD Monday morning last,
~ (l4th.) from Mesrs. Ellis L Peers by whom he
aged %; about f. Oin In height; stout; of coed
counte nance and rather badly he'd when be left
He IL believed TO be in about the city. Any one
harbofing or employing said negro viii be prose.
-outed Tor 20 doing suitable reward will be psd
to any one who will arrest him and hand him over
either to Ellis Il Peers or to me.
nay 19-3s+ D. LEE POWELL.
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lSTEREsTrNa DECISION At Bsllefontaire Ohio
man who had been indicted for utisripg and
forging note for 81, purportDg to on be the State
Bank OF Connecticut, al Hartford, was discharged
tina. bank bills below The denomination of So
no issued by or payable al an Ohio Bank. being
prohibited by law 10 Onio, utterly void in that
State, and of no validity aud consequently that
couuterfeitins So Connecticut bill IL not a crime
within the Ohio statute of forgery, because no
harm or advantage results to any one, whether the
bill be true or false. There can be no counterfeit
without q real thing.
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By RICHARD CAUTHORN.

HORSES. BUGGY AND HARNESS.
- kcs At AUCTION-On sATURnAY iosS
Inst st 10 O'clock at the large Rorss Lot nssslv n
rear OF my store. viii sel several WORT Hofees. I
= nnIe; Cart; Buggy and Harness, - Csiriaas
nsrnSce ~ Z. CAUfuQRN.
Anetionesr.
ROOK SALE CONTINUED.-The sale
- O Rev. Stephan Tsylors Books, win 10 r.
mnsd on SATURDAY EVENING q o'cloek 4
very large portion are yet unsold - = e
Sale In the store under the EYchsnre HoteI
u. CA0THoRN,
my lo--zs Es 5ss AnotioNaor.
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GALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE

GALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE
~ AND OTHER PROPERTY.--By virtue Of q
the soth Of March, 1855, AID Of record in the oce
Of the Hustnss Court Of Richmond, the subscribers
will sell at public auction, at the Powhafan House.
in the city of Richmond, on MON DAY, the 2ist of
the present month commencing at 10 O'Clock A.. M
all Of the property conveyed to them BY the said
deed, comprising the Furniture of the said house.
fourteen valuable Slaves, and other property.
TERMS OF SALE.-For all sums of $50 or und err.
cash will be required; for all Sums $50 and not
exceeding $780, credit of four months will be given;
and for all sums over $500, credit of 5. 6 and 8
months. in equal instruments will be given, the Pur-
dorssd with Interest added from the day Of sale.
N b. Hthe property should be disposed of by pri-
vste sale. due notice viii be given.
WIN D WINSTON,
my 10-dtd eassa JOHN O. STEGER.
The above sale will not take place, Us
the whole of the property has been sold by pri-
vately, to John Dsfracoth Esq sz-.L
- ssEs*-ss- asgA WIN. d. WINSTON,
my IS IS -aae5g s4@ JNO. o. STEGEK.
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BY LARUs q SHINE.
CERaEANT,s SALE READY

CERGEANT,S 8 AL E OF 3 EADY
OMADE CLOTHING. CLOTHS. ASSInERE9
&C., kc.-Wili be solAs ct the store Of II: Ls.ie
Cohen, No. 90 Msan strsetS.ca TUESDAY. the
tire stock Of rsshionables Ready MaAs Clothing;
French Cloths tsM soioss;j Ffench aad Ensiish
Black snd Fansy CassiuaersG Liness md Steamer
0oode on al desosiptiona Also eplendia assorf-
ment Of Cent? okirts, Hdkfs. Socks, &c. 10.
TIE stock u composed 81 the vsry haet uateYiala
snl rotten up IN the most fashenablo styIe and vii
s. ssd o the bishsst hdde to safsfy sn execntisu
now II my handA FERNS caah.a ~ 5000 sssssss
ssssssz s~sG MARTIN r.. LIR9COMR. -
SO Aass y Desgeaaf Of the City Of Rishmond.
Sale conducted By LARus + SHinH. Aneha.
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INJUNCTION AGAINST AN Insurance CoMpANy-
10 tne Supreme Court of Massachusetts, an inIuuc.
hon 10 souehtto for by the Insurance Commissioners
ageinst the Peoples Mutual Insurance company
% various grounds-mlsmanagem and failures
70 meet demands upon ii. The charges will be in
vestigated on Monday - -
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LAND IN HENRICC


undersigned, by virtue of deed of Trust executed
him, and of record in the Clerks Office of the
county of Henrico. and in pursuance the directions
of the beneficiary in said deed named, will offer for
sale ct public auction on the premises. on MONDAY
the 18th day of May next three tracts parcels of
land lying In said county, aud described in said deed
follows: the ,st tract containing 23 acres be the
same more or less ths road leading from the New
Bridge Road to the city of Richmond, and bounded
BY the land formerly belonging to the estate OF John
Price. deceased, &c, being he same land which was
conveyed to w. P. c. Ramsay. by Horace Edwards
and wife by deed dated the Sd May, 1851 and of
cord in the said Office; the second tract containing
1903 acres. be the same moro or less, lying IL said
county; the third containing acre, be the lame
more or less also lying in said county, with an the
buildings and Improvements thereon; the said two
last mentioned tracts Of land, being the same which
were conveyed TO Andrew Ramsay by Joseph c.
Haley and Sarah w his wife, Robert Tate Wicker
Thomas Hsr6grov and Samuel Hardgrove, by deed
dated the 9th day of January 1885, and of record in
said Office.
The title to the above DESERVED property il be-
lieved to be perfect but selling Trustee, sha
convey only such title is vested in The lands
and improve ments said to be in good condition
and desirable to any one wishing to purchase near
the city of Richmond.
The sale will commence at IL NJ, and will Gin
upon the premises first named.
Terms will be iaade known at the sale.
EDWARD Y. CANNON. Trustee.
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Auctst
The above sale Ii postponed to TUESDAY next,
22d May. TAYLOR& WILLIAMS,
my Is Aucts.
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Faom VENEZUELA -Advices fror, c.rs.c,,
the l4th ult. have been received. The pra.idsn,
In message to Congress calling attention to the
scarcity OF provisions In the republic, recommends
tue temporal suspension of all importation duti es
On corn and articles of prime necessity.
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THE ALLEDGRD UNIVERSITY OUTRAog.-Mrs
Catherine E. Beecher has written letter to the N
Y. Tribune, denying that she was iusulted at the
University OF Virginia, or that her sister, Mrs.
Stone, was burnt In efigy She says she was treat-
ed with the greatest hospitality and was serenaded
by party Of students
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fRNNsYLvANtA EPISCOPAL CoNvgNrroN A
committees was appointed Thursday by the Protee.
,ant Episcopal Convention Of Peunsylvasaa, now In
session 10 this city, to enquire Into the expediepcy
b,shop as suggested by Right Rev Bishop Potter in
his pastoral charge.
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FfRg AT EVANSVILLE. INprANA a laraa s.o =.
CURED at Evansville, Indiana, on the 18th destroy.
lna sxseen buildings and Involving loss of sIO0.
600. principally insured. - S''''-
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sHtP Mis'rSG.-The ship Huguenot which left
Philadelphia on the l6th of October last Tor San
!aan Del Sud, had not arrived there on the 5sh of
owned in Providence
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~~----s->---.s--------.--------
THIS DAT.
FuRNITURE. CLOTHING. ao., Ar

FURNITURE, CLOTHING. 80 Ar
10. A.ucTION-WiI Be sold. on sArUIp1v
" isrse lot Of new and sseond-haaa Hovsshoas -
Ancnen safniturs. e0nsisfing Of . eeser.l ssuost
deelioias housskespisr = 's1'i'S
AL60-An invoics Of ses.onabIa Dvv $780,
S'o1na,1e' e.o. aeiss well aesostel VARSITY
,efes; large Feather Beds "a double Nsttrseses T.
Lounges; livery large Extension Table a. - s.
~ ALEx. MOTT, Asset.
HORSES. HORSES-Will Be sold on
- sATukDAY. 18Th Inst, at 10 O'Clock. & the
ton Cart, Light Country Waeoa 80 49, :"
ALEX. MOTT.
y 10 Auotiooaer
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ARaIvRp.-The Transcript announces the arri-
val Boston of the statue of Judge Story executed
by his SON William, and designed for Mount Au.
burn. F.. : az
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SALE OF VIRGINIA BoNDs.-I In New York
Thursday, $4,000 worth of Virginia Skies, bonds
of 1877, was sold at 81 1.s, and interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-19

MULTIPLICATION IN MAssAcHUsErTs.-The per-
sona liberty BILL intended to nulliiy the fugitive
slave Law. was taken up Ia the House of Represent
tstives of Massachusetts, Thursday, and an amend.
meut to Ii adopted forbidding any State officer
holding the Office OF United States Commissioner.
motion was made to strike out the section which
incapacitates any attorney who acts for slave
claimant from practiring In the State Courts but 1t
was rejected by large majority. The bin was
then pAssed-yeas 229; nays 43. The bill previ-
ously passed the Senate, and Is now law. II will
be set aside by the United States Federal Judic!a
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SErrLKD,-A difficulty was expected to come Of
at Caroline C. II. on Monday last and several hum
dred friends of the two belligerents went armed to
the teeth The matter was peaceably arranged and
no fighting came off r4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-19

r. J. AMHLER has been appointed principal of the
chsrlestown Academy. in place OF P. H. Powers.
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OAKuM FACTORY BuRsr.-The large oak um fac
tory Of Wilton, Train Co., in Roxbury, Mass.
was destroyed by fire Tuesday night Loss $780,
coo
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-The safe of the county clerk
of Carroliton, Illinois, was broken open on Mon.
day night, and DC, 900 taken therefrom.
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SAYINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH
Is MOND.. ~

OFFICE removed to tho store of Chris
" tian 4 Lathrop, No. 80 4sin st--In consequences
tian was unanimously elsGe0d Cashier. The Office
has been removed to the Geo1D Of chrstian La
throp, where deposites wfh IN received, On which
manning on deposte sx mosshI or longer, and Eve
per cent for shorter per3oG assas# hss
This Institution hiss been u ~ isteAee twentyeisht
yesrs has loaned over eight lions Of dollars; has
no suspended debt; basnevss los one dollar fall
ed TO pay any certificate vi en dns.
SIS JNO THOMPSON, President
WIN. H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
NH sta GEO. STEEL, Secretary.
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MISERABLE RESIDENCES ON 17rt

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON I7rH
DSTREEp AT AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY, 2ist
May, ct Al o'clock P. upon the preIaisea viii be
sold the handsome D welling on the West side 18th
street, nearly opposite the fesidence of Mr.. John
Priddy and row occupied by Mr.. Jas. Mander.
The house Of Brick one story the remainder is Of
" God, planned and fitted out In 9 very tasty man.
ner, and presents quite handsome appearance,
whilst its internal arrangements well adapted to
the comfortable accommodation of family. The
Lot fronts 40 feet and runs back 100 feet.
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at 6 and u mos,
with interest added and secured by q trust deed !
ap 20 eodtl5td TAYLOR & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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I 1FE INSURANCE.-WHI PER-
~ SONS AND SLAVES.-The AMERICAN
LIFE INSURANCE. AND TRUST COMPANY
Cspital $500 00-PTiucipsl Office. Southeast corner
4th and Wslnut streets Philadel phia-O 80 In Rich
mond Pearl ct opposite John N. Gordon & Sons
Offers usual uneQnaled advantages In the insu
rance of the lives OF Waite Persons and Slares,
Call and procure pamphlets and circulars, contain.
ing foil particulars, to be had gratis of
C. r. BROKEN, M. D.,
Agent and Medical Examiner, Richmond Va
Y holders of Policies wishing to renew their in-
from 10 till O'Clock, and from to o'clock.
my 1875 C. RIB
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81 L1R6s Z SHINE.

MACHINE BELTING.s PACKING
w YARN. EGYpT1AN DILxEREn8. BIRE
HkO0F SAFES. At AUCTION o. nsxt WE'D.
EE&DAH. the HI lest commencing u 10 o'clock.
wsNi sell e auction. q our stone, ~. Main street.
=. 50 rolls Patent Msehins Leather. Do1fisg 81 al
widths. from 70 10 inehes ssss
ALeO-l5 balse Raski1g Yarn IN stasm engines.
AL6O-l patent Fire Proof Safe. made b enas 6.
Herring. ~ A@s
ALsO-s Egyptian Water sntsrssA saltsbls ia
tbs summer asaeoa, ssa41a@s5 ayes
Mershsats sad HIlros1 agents srs psztisulariy h.
v.ted 70 attend. sssIse4 80. :
Sale sositive. LAROo = SHINE,
my 10 Auetioa eers.s
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aE-A STEAMER POC4H0N

esI@A STEAMER POCAHON-
aTAs FoR BALTIMoRE-F,eisht
inst. - - 80"
Consignees are informed that their eoods vii Ia
for them. -
y The PoCAHoNTAs will be withdraw .ftsr
this trip. LIJDLlM 4 WsTacE
my 1915 So esfH - SIS - $500
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AceuirTED.-The negro charged with burnip q
zones Aays store In Allegheny, has been acquit.
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COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, kc.-Wsare now putting - MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range net sur
passed BY any In this country sooking or for ifs
economy In incl
Also, Watsr ClosetA Stationary Wash Stands, bee
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water ali Of which
Ne viii put up and warrant to give sgtiEfheton.
We also PM mp ChlAS0ape RA4EN4 H0T-Alk
FURNACE, which, for its a1arabiliky, e1DncuzJ n
fuel and the great amount Of freak cir heated and
Distributed through the rssstsn. 10 unssnslied BY
- = q. & A. BAR0AAuN, JH.. s.
mh 81 aof sornsr Of Msin saA 10th stss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-19

Faom TExAs-By an arrival at New Orleans
last Sunday, we learn that Texas has been visited
with copious rains
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-19

KILLKD-Levi Brown, free negro, broke his
neck down a we'll, last week, in James City.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-19

TfTfU1E DAYS.


fHuSFEE'B SALE OF VALUABLE
~. nEaL ksTATE ON MAIN NEAR 10 ma
~ - ~. W SALE At AuCT1ON--Dyrs s1esf
=. i sms es named ia deed dated Soth Jenus.
r deea soGs Ne 81 psse s64, " shsiL - fke prem
80; On ugEsUAx the 18Th luna 1855, & oiel'ek.
s.,..i not he nsxr fan 6sv. ssll that highly
and sth sreets fronting Is Net on sis strest nm
ning BACH Ios IL feet to N all rs feet vide The
mptoyenenss eonsist Of "a hstsntial Briek ala.
onnsihg handsome rent. The location Of this mo-
perry recommeudse 70 the attention or esnit.iiss.
The terms-vhich win b aecommsdntius v;,I !.
msae kncwn q the hour Of sale The purchaesr 10
pay the taxes for the present year. 1zEs1
r,o GODDIN APPERsON, Aasrs-