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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-10
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
LAND IN HENRIco

COUNTY. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-The
unaernened. BY virtue of deed of Trust sxeeuted
20 him, and OF record in the Clerks Office OF The
county OF Henrico, and In pursuance of the di,ec.
slons o. the beneficiary in said deed pamed will ofs
tof nie 1t public auction on the premises on MON.
DAf, the l4th day of Nay next three tracts or mar
eesof land lying In said county, and describe il
salo deed ee follows the first tract containing ga
eeres pc the same more less On the road lesdinr
nom the New Bridge Road to the city of Richmond
ana bounded by the land formerly belon eiue 10 te
estate OF John Price, deceased, &c. beine the sarne
land which was conveyed to w. r. c. Kammv. nv
horace Edwards and wife by deed dated the 81 Msv
1851 and OF record in the said Office; the second trsc
containing les acres be the same more OF iess
In said county, the third containing one acre be
the building and improvements thereon; the ssId
i've Last mentioned tracts of land, being the ssme
which were conveyed to Andrew Ramsay bv Ia.
geenC haley and Sarah W., his wife, Robert Tafa
WICKER, Thomas Hsrdgrove and Samuel Hsrd srovs
Dy DECD dated the 9Th day Of January, 1916 and Of
The title to the above described property il beIisv
ca 70 be perfeet but selling Trustee shall oon
vey only such title a. 10 vested In me The Iands
improvements are said to be in GOOD condition. snS
IT, Of Richmond. ASA 'ae c''
IT, the sais win comms nce at II NJ, and win begin
Terins Will be made Known ct the sale
EDWARD Y. CANNON Trustea.
- "a TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Markets

Markets.
New YoRK, May 9th.-Cotton IL unshsuaed -
Flour advanced from IL to 10 cents per barrel
Southern Flour firm Corn frm. with upward
srn white q 5000 65 per bushei. Pork firm. Beef
UNCHANGED. WhiskeJ SGT cents per gallon.
S971
NEwOaLEANs May 7th.-Sales of Cotton for the
week $8o, 600 bales-Middlins bringing 9t1lO cents
Meas Pork Sl7. Corn-Wsstern yellow 81 Is. white
$i22D&I % per bushel
BALTIMORE, May 9th-Earket dull, at vest srday,s
rates. Have no change to note.
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EDWAkO Y. CANNON. Trustea
ap 18-3tawt6th MAdtd Aucss'

prick STORE AND DWELLING.
a AND LOT ON HENRY STREET, NEAR
DAY, llth May, at 81 O'Clock P. ii upon the pre-.
misses will be sold the Brick House and Lot on The
Leigh streets. opposite the residences Of M Jsms.
l.. Davis and now occupied by Mr.. Rove a. a store
and Dwelling for which purposes it ia W ell suited
f,et. A-
TERAs-One.third cash; balance at and months.
with interest added and title retained.
u my 2 TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts
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a DMINIsTRATOR'S sALEsn =,

u DMlNlSTRATO RS SALE OF
- BRICKS, GRANITE. IRON. a. a. ~
u1na eo be sold. on THURSDAY mcrSiss. -
street, e0 on r sassns T. 10 osloss = shs
y 1900. large lot t,sy 800, oo0l er;efs Z iss.s
TsIi 2, Granite Iron &c. The Broks ksye 49,
use Ths and psisd and are ready for amsSsfs
otaeis are requssted to attend. -
ovsr ~, al runs under 80, sssA. q. -
endorsed negotiable nofes sssolS tef e9Usosoa
my4 THOMAS W KErarn
OUSE FOR SALE ON THE pr.arv
= InUAD.I win SELL at puhlic a.etioc. S-s~s
nov oosaei.s * n RoS.. e It,:
ration line. upon the Plank Road. - 49, ~
e AZ 81 Mesrs Wm Smith sni Chsrlse Ffiiiss
my5 Eivirs s'fH .sS. XHsA5snse
Auctioneer. = ~ - - Asse lsss
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BY GODDIN 4 APPERSON : -.
VALUABLE 4 OTIS IN NxNCHrR

~, IEM rUK , a Ar AUCTION -N7m II.
soac, on THURSDAY the I9fh 81 l6sS. ire = -
Lots "a Manchester, hslons 10 Is 49, ~ 49,
s 1ss fhsa,s.fd DECD Vi. Hos g. ek 6 - 81 Io
Ana n W 10y Y Assshseesr ksloaese 6 ~
nssa LOU mere ere several buildinse
Ca e.sh balance e sna uouths
III ~ Is.t 10 inssrsse sadsd nd tAs rDS1
Jesr 20 % paid b. the pszehassr. = - = y
b.aasom n,i sa a. s'1ssoae .sls Vim b A s,sl
ap 9-wtds GODDIN { XPfERS0N 49, a,
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NORFOLK, Nav eth.

ttoa--Deash OF Col. Cook-Sa!e of q Brig
Mics E. Hite, &c, &c.
NoRreLx, May sth.
The Navy Yard now presents a lively an.
pesrance, and about fifteen hundred men are
employed there. The two war steamers Co.
dorado and Roanoke will be ready for lanncb,
ing in the fall. There are about dozen III.
States vessels now lying at the moorinps Of
the yard, of which the Pennsylvania 20
gunsl is OF course the largest The others
are the ships of the line Delaware, 81 Guns.
and the Columbus 80 the frigates Raritan
Potomac, ST. Lawrence. and the United
States, all carrying SO guns the sloops
Portsmouth. Plymouth and Constellation, of
%; the brig Dolphin of G. and the steamer
Fulton.
The bark Cora. mentioned in my last as
sailing for Liberia, sailed for Baltimore, and
thence for Liberia She had on board twen-
ty tive free colored emigrants from Virginia
Mr. Cuthrell, the agent of the American
Tract Society here, recently placed on board
of one of the United States ships bound for
foreign port SO, 600 tracts for gfatuitous dis
tribution
Col. Giles b. Cook, formerly Presiding
Justice four City.Court, died at his resi-
dence on Hahn street, Sunday night.
The brig Mermaid, of two hundred tons
was sold to-day for $4,000. Carter, Mallo.
ny & Co, purchasers.
Miss E. w. White, will give ono Of her
poetical readings Thursday night.
The brig run down by the Hanover, of
Delaware Capes on Saturday night, was the
Venus from Fsssau. N. p. for Nag York.
with cotton The Hanover was but slightly
damaged. 49,
Portsmouth-Col. w. Watts has been
elected President of the Council of Ports
mouth. John w. Andrews, Esq, was elect.
ted Town Attorney. ID. z. Daughtry, ESQ,
was re lected Weigher of Hay and Gauger
of Liquor. The Inspector of Flour reports
1903 bbls. Flour inspection for the lst quar-.
ter ending March 31st, 1855. Yirginius o.
Cassell was reelected Clerk of the Council.
Charles A. Grice was re elected Treasurer.
Yours, MARINER.
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HON. HENRY A. WISE IN WASHING.
TON-HIS TREATMENT THERE

WAsHlNGTox, May 9th.--Hon. Henry A.
Wise is in this city, and was serenaded by
his friends last night. After properly &C.
knowledging the compliment, he made q
speech of a half hour in length, during the
delivery of which he was frequently inter
rupted with cries of "Wsre you ever
Wing 2" Who said union of the Wings for
the sake of the Union 7" &c. He became
considerably excited; but no disturbance
took place. He said he believed he should
be elected by from $4,000 to 10000 majority.
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NO LIQUOR LAW IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, May 9.-The case of man
charged with selling liquor without a IL
cense, was brought up before Recorder
here to-day and dismissed, the Recorder de-
Gliding that at present there was no law
which prohibited selling liquor any day ex-
cent Sunday
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COLD WEATHER IN CINcINNArI-Destructio OF
Grapes.-rhe weather in Cincinnati was quite cold
on Tuesday, and frost fell the night before. Mr..
Buchanan, the proprietor of extensive Vineyards
a. Clifton, expressed the belief that half Of the
grapes were killed
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j BY KENT, PAINE e KENT. -
TlRuSTEE,ssAIE0r npx ,n.ens

nOoA GG . SALE OEDRY 6OOOS--
~ virtue OF Q deed Of trust, dated The fstn 49,
OF April. 1855. and duly recorded In ~ CiarA3s
9Mce o. kichmond Hustinsa Court exeeufod -
henry Hoeenfeld. shsll, O. the uustee thsrsis
nsmed; on THURSDAY. the 10th day 81 NV m
sne nogr OF 10 O'clock A. NJ 1t the store Of Esne
.ua,o !. nepe. Hsh street proceed % sei ct Iubs
Dry Goods conveyed to nas BY ths ssid desl. : -
HORACE q. KENT Te.a..
Terms,foar months for endorsed Notcs. -.
Will be added to the above ale. TIA hal-
anss OF country msrshants stcsk. eemplisasa many
ALSO, asAas Is
1900 dog Hosiery, and . large lot Of esr,lest n
0losess shirts, drawers, 10, direct nom q IN
100 dog. Plain and Fancy Cotton shirtu 3a.sh.u,a
1Iints. Lawns brown and Bleashsd Oeeds EkirtIns.
Strpes, Apron Checks TO-, 10. = =" {
my5 ns,NI.
WILL also be added, an invoice Of fresh
and Shoise goods just received. comprisine-
BLACK and Fancy Dress Silks
Bombazines
Fancy and Mourning Prints
Swiss Muslins Atss
French Jaconets
Silk Psrasols e s
Silk Handkerchiefs
Rich Paris Silk Nantes Is aeaz,sss,
Patent Threads s.rftsa4 ~ = ~.
Spool Cottons, 10. f,3sF ..8sf
20 pieces Canton Mating
my9 KENT. PAINE I CO., Aucss.
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Correspondence OF the Dispatch.
Trial Of 11o'aas s. Baker. to,. Murder.
ORANGE z. H., Nav stb. lsss

--03>ts~E ~ LIZ MAY SIU, 1900.
Dear Dispatch This trial progresses
more rapidly than at frat supposed. The Tn.
king of the evidence being concluded this
morning, the argument was commenced on
the part OF the Commonwealth, by Lewis Is.
Williams. Esq. who spoke about two hours.
after which 1t was taken up on the part Of
the prisoner. by Col. John Voolfolk, who
made very able effort in his behalf. Mr..
Voolfolk spoke until late hour this even.
ipg, when the Court adjourned until half past
o'clock to morrow morning, at which time
he viii bring his speech to close. The ar.
gument VIII probably be concluded on
Thursday, when the case will he submitted
TO the jury, who, have no doubt, win rem
der their verdict 10 favor of the prisoner.
We had severe thunder storm last night.
which has left the atmosphere quite cool, and
great fears are entertained of heavy frost
in the morning, which would do considera.
ble damage to the fruit and crops.
Yours, r
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND AND
- NEGROES.-The subscriber wishes to sell three

valuable farms in the neighborhood Of the city Of
Lynchburg.
One farm of 100 Acres, In one mile of the city on
which there IL about 80 of very fine creek bot
toms; other farm containing IS acres well i'm
proved, with building and very extensive Orchard
one other farm 2I1 miles from the city.
which there Is q good dwelling and other out build
ings, and has about 20 acres of bottom land.
Also. 10 very valuable NEGROES, amongst which
there some of tho most valuable house servants
The above property viii be offered privately until
the llth OF May; not sold By that time. 1t will be
erms.
Are offered the same time, tive improved lots in
the city OF Lynchburg. PAUL JONES.
an @Edtd
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REV. Dr.. TYING TURNED ED1roR-The Rev. DR.
Tying has connected himself with the editing of the
Protestant Churchman, in New York. He inform
cd bis charge that he intended to write indepen-
dent, no matter ''what the papers said of him."
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NOMINATION IN ALEXANDRIA = The American
party In Alexandra, on Monday night, nominated
ames A. Reid for member of House of Delesstes
fsom Alexandria county.
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GREAT FIRE IN NEW ORLEANs

GREAT FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS,
New ORLEANS, May 6th.-A most destruc.
tive fire took place here this Sunday morn.
ing. Destroying the houses on two of the
corners at the intersection of St. Charles and
Gravier streets.
The Exchange news rooms, the museum
and the stores of Sherman, Ward and rSon.
were destroyed. Loss 100000 Greater
portion insured.
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Pcsr-cFFrcE RoBBKD.-Last Monday morning II
was discovered that, late the evening before some
one with false keys had unlocked nearly all the
drawers In the Toledo Post-ofice, and extracted
the contents, which were found near the Office In
lumber yard opened and scattered to the wind
and rain.
ANOTHER POWDER MILL ExPLosIoN.-On the
Sd instant, the powder works of George Miller,
Esq, at Perkiomenvile, Pa, consisting OF one
powder MILL two drying houses, one glazing mill,
one coal house, oil and chopping mill contains
ing about two tons Of powder, 20 600 empty hegs,
and large quantity OF saltpesre, birthstone and
timber where the building stood, causing a heavy
loss, but happily no lives were lost
APPOINTMENT OF LIGHT HOUSE, KEEPERS John
F. Cannon 10 be Hight house keeper at ST. Simons
Island, Georgia. Salary. $40O per annum: J.
Smith to be assistant light house keeper ct Race
Point. Massachusetts,. Salary, $500 per annum-
Addison Norwood to be assistant light house keep
or ct Bakers Island Massachusetts. Salary, $500
per annum Jabez Delsno 10 be light house keep
or at Sea Horse Key Florida Salary, $500 per
annum.
Nh. HIss AoArN-The Hiss investigation COM
mittee have made lengthy report. They find
nothing censursble In bis conduct at Roxbury or
Worcester, but are In relation to his inter.
course with Mrs.. Patterson, and recommends his
expulsion from the House. The report wss &C
cepted.
Powpxx MILL ExPLosIoN-FIvE LIVES Losr.-
Connolly IL Cos powder mills. five miIes from
Rochester. n. =, exploded ct 8 o'clock Tuesday
evening. killing five men. The building was blown
TO pieces This IL the fourth time La Eve years that
these works havs been destroyed.
AxxryAL OF THE Sr. Louis .--The United States
sloop- of-wsr 81. Louis Capt. Ingraham. was an
nouncsd going mp the river 70 Philsdslphis Tues
day morning.
ALL ACCOUNTS from the whest crops 10 the west
are most cheering.
Unrrxp GrArxs STKAMsHTP FuLros.-The U. q.
steamship Fulton, Commander MITCHELL, attached
10 the home squadron, sailed from Norfolk Tues
day, for Havana.
SUICIDE. Ell Hershey committsd suicide near
Mssns Joy, Lancaster county, Pa, on 6undnyl
He was . son OF the late Rev. Mr.. Hershey, the
wall kaOwa Aethodist preacher.
gsas IN MEscER--Ths dwslliss Of Mrs. Johs
% The 9TH. Loss e20o0.
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TREATY OF ExrRADrTIoN-A treaty of extradi
tion has been entered into between the United
States and the Kingdom of Hanover
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE
(Ofice with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street }
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE

II !AECUIUHD SALE OF VALUABLE
1 HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
TURE. PIANO, BOOKS, &c.. AT AUCTION
viii be sold on TUESDAY MORNING next, May
18TH commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of
the late Geo N. Johnson. on Broad street near the
Monum ntsl Church, all of the HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO. BOOKS, &C.,
consstip g in part of one very fine Rosewood Case
Octaves Piano Forte, Book Case, Sofas, Marble Top
Tables, Parlor Chsiis; very fine Sideboard, dinin 9
Tables, and Chamber Carpets. Wardrobes, Blu.
reaus, Book Presses, Beastesds, Beds.i Hair and
Shuck Mattresses. Washstands. Hat Rack, Pictures,
China, Glass, and Esrthenware, Dining Rsom and
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Stove, sc.
A catalogue of the Books will be printed before
the day of SALE They will be sold Immediately af-
ter the Furniture. Terms.-For all sums under $50
cash; $50 and over that amount months credit for
approved endorsed egotiabe notes
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Executor.
Sale to be conducted by n
myf9 THOS. w. -YEESEE Auckiouesr.
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AL AccipENr,-James r. Hill, son of Col.
joe. hhi. was Filled In Putnam county few day.
since By The falling Of tree.
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. OST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

THURSDAY, 10th May, ats O'Clock r. II, uvon thS
premises will be sold that most desrablS residenco
on the North side Of Leigh between "a ana 81 "a.
recently occupied b. Mr.. James A: Fore. p
ssgss, two-story portcos In rear Kitchen Vatcr In
All In perfect order having been built within few
years past with view to durability and eomforf -.
ther than TO- cost. To those seeking 10 pprokees :
resiiy desirable and pleasant residences the Yetife1
yet accessibie location. ~ well the compets I'D
admirable arrangements Of this house. certainly res
sents unusual Inducements The lot fronts * m
and runs back l20 feet to an alley In rear q
TERMs-One-fourth cash balance It g. II ana m
months, with interest and secured BY . trust deed.
sp % TAYLOR L WTLEIAMa 1psts =
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RAILROAD AccIDEvr.-The Emigrant train OF
cars In Columbia, Pa, was run into Tuesday, by
another train, while standing on the track. Three
cars Of the second train were badly broken, and
several passengers were slightly injured-ene se-
ware "
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At EEE 0F VALUABLE FURNITURE

- "A sSss = =.
AtE OF VALUABLE FURNTTTIRE
- ANO OTHER P1oPEkTY.-Sv 49, - - |.
~ ~, g g thsm b Richard y DssIseot On
yin III = Court e Rlshnona The ssbss5s
in sne city OF Richmond on MON DAY. q. ~ e
e .ns plesent month oil Of the properly conysvsS q
.sem ~ the sAd desd. comprsfnr the F.rrst,s -
property. 80 - = Si1vss, ma othef
FIRMS or sALE.-For all sums Of sso ar r,a..
aasn VII be required for all sums over go ana nj
35co credit of four months viii be ssvs
s nSa los 81 suM' over e5oo credit Of 8. and
sna1eI Ia cash case, giving notss wsi
oGue1 9TH Interest sddsd from the day of ale
p, II the property should be dispossd Of i, ,,,.
vsts Aie, due notice will be given. - pA- :
Wa D WINSTON.
~ IV-otd JOHN o. sTE0ER
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-WiI
nv Be sold Ct the High Censtahls's oiise, on FRI
DAf, nay llth. af 10 O'clock A. M sundrv artiri..
OF neusehsd and Kitchen Furniture In tbe loe /.
one nne rosewood Cabinet. Said rtieles are ia h.
sod % satisfy sundry distress warrants and execu
J. P. TYLER, n. C. r..
10y 10 By X b. TABB, D. C.
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BY TAYLOR & W7LLI4Es. =
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS IN, DU-

~ HOO0GO AND LUIS IN UU-
- - ,vApS ADDITION AT AUCTION. On
premises will be sold the framed HOUSE aud lot ia
Duvas addition to city, ct the corner 81 a Pe-
tsr ana saker streets with two rOoms and shed =
The lot fronts 81 feet and runs back $50 fset ~
framed house on the south M Of Duval II neaf
Jraan street and opposite rrsneios's Row,
TEsMs- One third cash; bslases It and month";
in full. FAYT0R 4 WILL k2es"ses4
my5 An.acr.s.. s.
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NoAisArios The American party 10 Rociins.
na" nominated Robert C. Mauck a. candidate 70,
Hsuss Of Delegates.
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THE FOREST FIRE IN NEW JERsEY-The fire In
the woods in New jersey. was still raging between
Ahi'vills and Bridseton on Tuesday. A vast amount
OF property has been destroyed, including large
Quantities Of cord-wood The loss falls very heavily
on K. d. Wood, Philadelphia, and VIM Leake and
Stephen Garrison, of Mllvile. The fire Ia the work
OF sn incsndisry.
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HAUNTED HOUSE BuRNr.-The old three story
brick house, In Baltimore, resting on Ross, Ian.
villes and Filing streets, known a. the "haunted
house." was burned Tuesday night
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iNcaEAsiNG CRoPs.-The farmers In arsenbrisr
are Increasing their crops by one eth more than any
year previous =E-fz - s'111'i--
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DEATH OF JUDGE COLQUITT.
MACON, GA, May 7th.-Judge Walter T.
Colquitt, of South Carolina, died here to.
day.
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AND SURVEYING - - :
- o. AT BUFFERS Z SIAUN0.

NEARLY opeo.!te tho ExShsnss Bank &,
~ developed from five elennentsry pri1einiss 10
the practice with the chain alose. the tonpsI.
the Transit the Theoolite, tbs Plan 1abis, e.
nc, with 400 engravinss by VIM 0illispis "a % q
Appleton's Modern Atlas. new edition, soptsinins
maps o. the seat of war In Europe, $50 s. =
Ny Brotherg Keeper, anew novel. By Misg Warner
suthor Of Wide, Wide World, Qusechy ks,ll vof
cloth. sl00-same In pspsr rs cents s. Ps'lls6iss
The Lorgnette; vols. By Ike Marvel; @ &c. s5t
Fadge Doipgs;2 do do II g5s 49, S,..slfl
Keveries Of Bachelor; do gs l.26. 10 ~
Dream Life; do 1a5 -
Annals Of Queens Of Spain; Q vols, Is. izFf
gtrictiaud,s Queens of Scotland; vols; 40. .s5
Wavery Novels IL vols; 9sEi a00 qsA4ss
Do do "a vols; ass 1870 = aas
Irving's Works, l6 vols; 49, a0cO > go
Napoleon and Marshals vols, 2 80 - g. -. =
Washington and Generals; vols 250 8 80
Planetary and Stellar World; / Is 4.sSssfS
Hssrtse.se; or the Brothers Wife; vols; Loo 80
Heir Of Redelyfe; 2 vols 100. 1s*A
Party Leaders; by Baldwin; Lee ssFa SIG ~
Flush Times In Aisbsma3 Is aEeE 80 . -
my 8-St - ssF-~--..S{ 80
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Correspondence Of the p,,,.,.h.

Nary fard-Emigraats-Tract Distri5a.
tioa-- Death Of Col, Cook-Sale of Brig
Mics E. HMte, &c, &c.
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/ AW PARTNERSHIP UNDER
IL signed have associated themselves az partners
in the PRACTICE OF LAW. For the present til air
office 10 at the residence of J. Fl. Giirner 9th and
Franklin. They will attend to business in the Fede.
raj and State Courts held in Richmond. Particular
attention bestowed on Office practice, Chaunce.y
proceedings and examination of titles to real estate
]. III GILMER
my S-lwH ]. r PATTON
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the Fly has made lie appearance in tn. wheat
slds Of Rockingham. 49, - =
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1854 So. o2 THE aIEs AT Union

by Act of Her Msjssty's Privy Council, is4s. Inst
tuted 1871. Sscretarys Office, 90, St Vincent Place
/. PATRoN-Hs Royal Highness, the Prince Albert
PREsIDENT-His Grace, the Duke OF Hamilton
Brandon and Chatelhersult.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
His Grace, the Dake of Montrose
His Grace, the Duke of Argyll
Right Hon. the Earl of E clinton and Winton
Right Hon. Lord Relhaven and Stsuton
Sir Archd. Campbell Bart. OF Succoth. MP
Sir James Campbell, of Strecathro
sir Arshd Alison, ssIt Sheriff of Lanarkshire
Colonel Mure of Caldwell, M. P. 4'
Alexander Hastie, Esq, NJ. p.
John Gordon, Esq of Aikenhead
William Stirling Esq Of Kisr. MP.
Alex Dennisteun; Esq, Of Golfhill
James Lumsden. Esq ,of Yoker
D. Carrck Buchanan, Esq. of DrumpeleE
COMMITTEES OF MANAGEMENT.
The Hon Robert Stewart, of Omoa Lord Provost
of Glssgow-CHAIRMAN.
William James Davidson, ESQ. of Ruchil-V1cn.
PRKnDENT.
Thomas Dawson, Esq. Sir Jas. Anderson. MP.
Col c.%pbsfY E'q kUseI K GTss e.
A. q. Macdonald, Esq Chas. M. Graham, ESQ.
D. Raft, Esq; A, Roxburgh. Esq, Pals
J Houldsworth. Esq. A p. Patton, Esq, Green.
Jas. Wylie Guild, Esq.
C. Hamilton Esq, and c. w. Broun, Eso-HoNo.
Mr.. Robert Alexander Kidston.-AcrINe sEcRE.
YARY.
subscription of ONE GUINEA constitutes mem.
bership for ONE YEAR. The whole subscriptions.
after dsdusting the necessary expenses devoted
to the purchase of Pictures, Drawings Sculptures
Engrsvings. and other works of Art. Each member
for the present year, for every Guinea subscribed is
entitled to the following privileges:
l. To copy of.he very beautiful line engraving
on steel, Of "Coming Of Age in the Olden Time. IS
after the Painting BY w. P. Firth. Esq r A., now
engraving by +. Holl. Esq for the Socisty-size of
engraved surface Sc inches by % inches.
Now on exhibition at
BUFFERS 4 SIMONs'
Bookstore, Isl Main Street.
2 70 the chance of obtaining. at the annual
scribed Painting Statuaite Group, in Bronze or
Psrian; facsimile copy In Chromo-Lithography Of a
Painting by j. Gilbert Of "Spanish Peasants son to
Market" same size az original; or some other work
Of art purchased for distribution among the Members
of the Society. =
The whole number Of Prizes s5s-costing a5Ooo
Among which are ll9 Paintings. / being of the
value of ESQ; g l50 each; ESQ; 9le5; aIOO
each from 495 to $50; ID from EST 15s to $40; q
from &S5to s25; 26 from 222 to SIS, and Is at al4
and under.
The drawing will take place early In July, 1855.
BUFFERS SIMONS
my s Stiff Honorary Secretary for Virginia