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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-10
SPIRIT OF THEPREss.

ihe Hhty has an article on the withdrawal OF
iorty seven Know Nothings from the lodge at
Harpers Ferry. Il says that the sole reason Of
their withdrawal was the refusal of the Know
Nothings to nominate Charles J. Faulkner for
Congress. 1t says that Faulkner wished to get the
private nomination of the party, 80 a. to secure
the votes Of his own party too; but being unable
to accomplish his purpose, he forthwith comes out
In denunciation of the order, and the few friends
ne had IN the council at Harper's Ferry became
also disgrunsled because they were unable to turn
the order to Faulkners benefit and, therefore, lef,
IT, Most OF the men, 1t says, who left, were In the
employ OF the Federal government, and therefore
compelled to do the bidding of Forney and his
ssseii'tes. IL then givesata communication from
harpers Ferry to confirm its assertions In ano
her Article, 1t cites the fact that In Pennsylvania
oeiore the election, It was published that members
were leaving the Know Nothing order by thous-
sahds and yet Blgler, the Democratic candidate
was defeated ny nearly forty thousand votes.
Inc Enquirer continues its remarks upon the
recent declaration of Lazarega In the Cortes. that
spain contemplates the abolition of slavery 10 Cuba
1t attributes this declaration to the action of Grea,
Britain, which action was founded on the know
would be controlled by Know Nethingism. an ele.
ment OF strength as favorable to her policy as abo-
lition ITSELF
The Enquirer also notices the general advocacy
by the Whig press of the cause of Know Nothing,
ism.
The Penny Post has leader on the progress OF
the American party and says that when IL came
before the country, with creed SO acceptible to
the patriotism and nationality of the people, and
offering to the citizen refuge from the corrup,ions
aud the political chicanery of the old parties, II
Is not surprising that the opportunity should be
eagerly embraced, aud that honest men of all
parties, who have no hunger for the spois of office
and no unworthy ambition to serve, should be
found rallying enthusiastically under its great
banner. 1t cites the Know Nothing victories In
Virginia, to show that Its progress will not be stop
ped in this State
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0GovERNMENT CLERKsHIps.-Dr. Fraly, who re-
signed the chief CIerkship 10 the General Land OF.
fcs, has been appointed to clerkship In Office of
Secretary of Interior, at $780, A. B. Claxton, of
Washington, appointed clerk at $1,000 Jno. Hood
transferred to q clerksbip worth $4,000 per annum
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BROAD ROCK RACES

>R A(A 3 WILL commence tho
80 AE<N FogRTH EogIs "a .TUEsDAY q
.- FIVE do r.. s, 80 - -.
1st Day, TUESDAY, 24th April A sveepstaks for
year: old colts and fes-SS0c entrance 800 for.
felt mile heats; closed with the following shfres:
Peyton, dam By Emancipation 'F'7s
drewetta. 80 ss - 80 4, - -
Jno Bslehsr Is M.eon'., BY r.lly.Ho. dam
= Calvin Greea be by imp s.vsrsisn. dam Am
Calvin GIess sh b gel.ha...r. dam By alsneos;
ID day, ,WEoNEsDAY.-Prosri purse 600.
81 day. THURS DAY, 18th April --Propdstor.
purse S1G0-singie dash of misss-S50 entfsnos 10
oe added to the purse-free fur ali ages ana sub
sciineIs allowed to enter ny nnnber Of horsos. e
,i1 atn DAY. fRlDAY.-Jocksy cub Pu,se' e5O0 three
9TH day, SATURDAY, 2sth April. = swsepst.ks
Tor years old colts and flies- 500 entrence-650
tItien-miie heats; closed with the following en-
,,S Iehn Bslshsr e APrndle. br By childs H.r-
Clapper - = !. ee-' ~.-' -
Lilly. " Aesi''s'' %"
Gavin Green br westham BY Childs Harrolde,
Tally Cheathsm If by TslIy-Ho, dam Betsy
Second Race. same day -.Proprietor,s Purse sloo;
mile ne hssfs CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
ing, to commence ON Monday, 9th October, 1855:
sweepstake fer all ages--4 mile heats goo an.
Tance-$250 forfet-$l900 added By the proprstors;
to name and close on 1st June, 1864 OF more 20
make q race To be run on Monday, 9Th October {s
The following gentlemen have subscribed: VIM q
GGibbon, Cheatham, Thomas Moore and Calvin
o-oo1.-A 10 S4-> l8Wsd
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PROMOTION IN THE REVENUE SRRv1cE-James
Amazeer is promoted to 1st Lieutenant, vice ]
Goodwin resigned. Henry C. Hunter to I'd Lien
tenant, Samuel B. Caldwell to Sd Lieutenant. and
George Walden, of Me-, appointed Sd Lieutenan,
In the service
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS su6scr;ber,

~ have entered into CO, partnership for the pur.
pose Of carrying o. general Grocery, Ship Chau-
dlery and Commission Business. under the frm Of
GEORGE MEhiAM CO, and have taken the
Of 18th and Dock streets. They viii keep constant
Y on band general assertmenr Of Groceries 0hIp
be In regular receipt Of SmithHeld Bacon. lard.
and other produce Of that section OF the country
They have now on hand q, supply Of Smithfsid Be-
Their- house 10 spacious, and they win Sc able 70
store large amount Of goods Of any dsseripsirns-
Being adjacent TO the Dock, the goods car be ~.
drayage. Insurance can BE- sshocted at the ioweH
rates They most respectfully eolict shaIe e. tns
- : - -sssae LEVI 0WALxNEY.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNEssEE RAILaoAD.-This
railroad will be ready for the laying Of the track
by the LIST of June next
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oLp MINISTER DEAD.-Rev.J. Purify, an sges
Baptist minister, died at his residence In Harnes
county, n. c., on the eth ult.
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r-William Post sackett, who
embezzied 900 at the Market Bank, New York,
has been committed for trial.
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DrsrIN0uraaEp VIslroa.-Hon. George w. Ban
croft Is at present guest of Hon. w. C. Preston
at Columbia, g. C.
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MURDERs-Two murders were perp etrated in
P'ckens county, Ala, on the 10th and :,3rd ult-
John Figerson stabbed Lewis Chemblee to the
heart, and two men named Miller and Boyd mur.
dered man named Brown In q fghf.
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APPOINTMENT. intimated in our telegraphic
despatch Friday, Joseph A. Wilson, brother O,
Commissioner Wilson, has been appointed to the
chief clerkship in the General Land Office. yaca.
ted by DIR. Charles s. Frailv.
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TAKEN lN.-Mr Curtis. farmer, was svindled
to the tune OF 1000 In st. Louis on Saturday, the
3lst ult., by game called the mexican PuzzIe ),
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FIRING CoTroN.-This amusement seems to have
become an epidemic In the South. No less than
three attempts were made to burn cart loaded
with cotton on Thursday last, at Columbia. s C.
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BALLOON Recommendations. GODDARD, In compa-
ny with the celebrated pianist Gottschalk, ascend
cd from New Orleans 10 a balloon on Sunday last
There were about three thousand spectators of the
ascension -----------t-
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Y. .. suavEY.-Prof. Bache, with three U. g
vessels u surveying ST. Johns river, Florida.
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RIDING ON RArL.-A young man from Massa.
chusetts was rode on rail at Greensboro Ga, on
the l7th inst, for being an aboiitioaist.
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DEATH OF AN OH sunvEYon.-Mr. Stephen H
boyken, aged 81 years, q land surveyor, died IN
Camden, s. c., on the Goth of March.
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X KNoWLES & WALFORD, srArros-

IL W." LEO AZ w ALI ohD, CITATION
"A ERs, No. q, Pearl Street, next door to H. w
Fry Sons offer to merchants and others at Whole
sale or Retail. verv fire sssortnIen: Of
BLANK BOOKS;
PAPERS; INKS: PENS;
SEALING WAX; WATERS;
ENVELOPES, &c, &c,
At prices TO suit the times.
ALSO,
"HERRING'S FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
IRON SAFES.
Call and see them,
NH Sets KNOwTFgS UATEOpp
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FIRE IN MoBILE.- Hamilton Failey's carriage
shop and blacksmith shop on Government street
were burned 10 Mobile Tuesday night last.
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DEATH OF AN INvENron.-Wliam vgigston, O,
England, died of mania potu In New York Fri.
day He was the inventor of Wigstons gas reeu-
later, and was well known to scientific inen gene
rallv
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Captain F. F. Wynn. of the
schooner John Bushwell, of Plymouth, N. c., died
suddenly on board his vessel at Baltimore We'd
nesday.
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ENGLISH TREATMENT OF THEIR PRISONERS
The Rev. Sidney G. Osborne, who is at the Crimes
says that In the English hospitals the meat ia cut up
10 nall raw state and thrown into the wards where
the wounded Russian prisoners are confined. He
speaks very highly of the manner in which the
prisoners, captured by the French, are treated.
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MUTINY AT SEA The ship Revenue, Capt. Rob.
inson; from Liverpool, arrived at New Orleans o..
Tuesday last with seven of the crew in irons Tho
ship having sprung leak on the Sd of February
when two days out from Liyerpool-the crew in.
sisted on putting back and the Captain refusing
they tied and confined him In the forecastle ;
knocked the mate senseless and took possession OF
the vessel. They afterwards gave up the posses
sion of the ship, and eleven of them were put in
irons When near New Orleans four jumped over
board, having gotten their irons off, and swan
ashore, the other seven were committed to prison.
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SCHOONER suNK.-The schooner Ann Thompson.
of Camden, N. j., Captain Isaac Parker. wa,
wrecked while bound from St. Domingo to Ne "
York. The Captain and crew were saved
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BuRNT.-The residence of DIR. Lopez, owned bv
A. W. Gordon, valued at g., 900, was burnt In Mo.
bile, Ala, Monday last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-10

Asa NJ. Wyman, of Rockingham, Vt, revolu-
tionary pensioner, aged l0l years, lately walked
on foot and alone distance Of miles, to &c. his
semi,aupual allowance
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CCOTTs LITTLE GIANT CORN AND

~ COB MILL IN o ri E.-The undersigned d
having purchased of Messrs. Robbins Bibb, of Bal
timore, the exclusive right TO vend the above Mill
in the counties of Me6isop, Orange, Greene Louisa
Albemarle, fluyanns and Goochland, 10 now prepaI-
ed to euppiy the demand with Mills of the very best
materials ready for use, a. follows
No grnds 10 bushels per hour with one horse
price S46.
No. srinds is bushels per hour with two horses
price S57.
price &68
The utility and economy of tbese mills are unques-
uonabls and 1t 10 confidently believed that they may
b. kept In daily use for ten yesn
The underssped hereby gives notice that these
mills cannot be sold within the shove nsmed territory
except BY himself by his duly authorised agents;
aHd any Infringement uopn his rights will be prompt
iy prosecuted.
sm acting 90 agent also, for the sale Of Mscgre-
gors Patent CsuldTon Furnase, or Agricultural Boil.
er for wood or coal
Persons ordering, will address me at 0ordonsgills
C, B. McCORMIC.
q ~Fredericksbure News aud Lynchburg Vireinisn
copy month and forward bill TO me et 00rdonsvilie
30 I-dkelm C,H McC.
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SPEcIE FOR THE CnIMEA.-A vessel Ii now load.
ing In New York, for Constantnople, with 100 tons
Of Keuizers German coin.)
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FATAL.-Mr. Horace Fl. Hazard, who was fatally
wounded at the explosion at the Hazard powder
works has since died
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NORTH CAROLINA RArLRoxp.-The North Caro-
lima Railroad 10 completed to within . few yards
OF Hillsborough, and passenger trains have com.
menced running to that point
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RICHARDSON d CO.

RICHARDSON d CO,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS.
%, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
WE are now in receipt of q general and
w well selected stock of fresh
SPRING DRY GOODS,
having this season in assortment, great variety
in style and fabric, of
STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES,
of the best
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE,
With the newest designs, by the Steamer Baltic lust
arrived from Liverpool, of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
All of which have been purchased under the most
favorable circumstances, and which are disposed
to sell to the trade fair termsmaking In all
a liberal discount for CASH.
mh I-d&c2ms RICHARDSON l. CO.
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Loss BY Fnx.-The loss BY the Gre st Grand
Ecore, La., reported some days since, Il estimated
at e20, 900.
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PAINFUL Acc1DENT.-Mr. F. A. Luebs n. of the
Us Coast Survey, was accidentally sihot bv a
negro in Anslow county, N. c., on Tues iay last
One ball entered his head beneath the eye, and
another ranged along the crown of the 'nead. He
was In critical situation when last heard from
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DRowNED.-John Stevenson. of st. Louis. mate
on board the steamer Quaker City, was drowned
In the Ohio river on the a6th ult, while ,ndeavor
Ing to save the life of man who had fallen over.
board.
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DEATH or NEwsrAPER ATTAcHs. .-Thos. Hand.
cock formerly chaplain In tina British army OF Ca
nada, and for long time contributor to tho Penny
Prea Of New York, died on Thursday night last
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BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS. nm
derngned hereby announces to the public that he
will prosecute Claims against the Federal Govern.
ment to BOUNTY LAND and PENSION, on the
most reasonable terms =
II Office in the Law Building.
NH 15-1m* g. w STARKE
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MOBILE AND GinARp RArLaoAD.-Two hundred
thousand dollars has been subscribed to this rail.
road, and Major Howard has been chosen Presi'
dent.
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RICHM OND, VA,
TUESDAY MORNING .- Appr.

A CESrKSARlAS METHODIST Lon.
u0h u Illustrated News contains a portrait of
'ne ia'e Rev. q FLETCHER, who died in the
ioSth year of his age. He spent eighty three
years OF his life in active pursuits twenty six
Q, which he served in the army. He was at
nunkers Hill, and followed Abercrombie
into Egypt. He entered the West India
Dock Companys service, where he contin.
ued thirty'six years, when he retired on their
bounty, still preserving to within six months
OF his decease, very astonishing activity of
mind and body, after travelling great distan-
ces by rail, and preaching two or three times
a day, regardless of personal Inconvenience,
for the objects of charity and benevolence
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LrAD DrscovHRIEs.-Rich beds Of lead have
been found In Bradley county, Tenn.
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SHIRTS AND COLLARS.-A fresh
~ supply of Linen and fine Muslin Shirts; also
Fancy Muslin Shirts, and fine thrse-ply Linen Col
lars OF the various worn, made by one of
the most celebrated makers in the country and
which we have sold for years with universal salts
faction. We are prepared to have Shirts and Col
lars made to order st short notice. All warranted
TO fit. KEEN BALDWIN A. CO
spT I02 Main ct
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SAM,L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
(RAGs, ROPES, BAGGING &c.) South Fr,nhI;n -
doors West Of Old Market, buys small a. we'll a.
largo iots. . frs-c.s..l .se-=s.4.A.- fe 9-d6n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-10

ELECTION OF IuDoE.-Judge A. n Buchanan has
been re-elected Associate Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of Louisiana over T. s. Kennedy. his com
petitor.
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ACCIDENT FROM MINNIE RIrLE.-On Sunday,
the Let inst, lad named Jnc. George Hartman was
accidentally wounded by ball from Minnie rife
Ia the hands OF 7. Tiedman. who was shootins at .
nsrk. The boy was standing behind pine gate an
inch and quarter thick. five hundred and sixty feet
nom Tiedman. The ball went through the gate aad
lodged In his groin. He was not expected to reeo.
YER, sa
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Jko. w. WRIGHT q Co. are prepared
g receive all kinds of Produce and Merchandise on
storage, at their Warehouse on the Dock on al ras
sonable terms 40 1t can be taken in the city.
fe I2-6m S'
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DEATH or 4 PHrucrAN.-Dr. A. B. Douglass. .
we'll known physician Of Baltimore, disd suddenly
on Thursday night last
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DRowsED. Mr.. Ewing, ship carpenter Il 81.
Louis, drowned % Sunday, ths lst Inst.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY ]. A. CowARDIN

rbe DAILY DISPATCH is served 20 subscribers
At SIX AND ovARTEs CENTS PER WEEK, payable to
tbe Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year in
advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every Fri.
S,y and mailed to subscribers at 81 per annurn.
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NOTICE-OAK WoOD CxMErrRY.-Th

WoOD CxMErERY.-The
IN Committee on the Oak Woed Csmstery hare
laid of the same, and the superintendent g now
ready to receive applications for intsTnsnt Of white
persons of color.
This Engineer Of the city iarow engaged !. lsyiss
of the sections which wiz b ready FOR ssle n afsw
weeks. S ~ ~ &
Applications for intermsnts or ssetioss must b
made to
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IHAS. H, LANGLEY Tin and Sheet

4 LAO. LIZ AdNSLLI, LIN dnQ SReet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Gary, Richmond, Va. =
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES
steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, &c.
Metallic Roofing, Gutt ering aud Spontina, put
up 10 any part of the city country.
WE'LL AND g GARDEN JUMPS FOR SALE
- '
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Fson RonE -Bishop Ti,non of Buffalo, n. II,
came passenger tro1 &ene, ~ tse Balsis.
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NO THE PUBLIC.-The undersiene

i having permanently ,ocsted In sderickShura.
s prepared 70 snperintend undertake the buiI1aG
of HOUSES, private or public. DAMS. DRlD0ES.
PENTER'8 WORK. a.fs 40 E A<ss, - -.
he has bad . large experience ~ practical car.
penter and superintendent Of work. Hayine had
charge of the wood work on tho Dam Of the Trsds.
ricksburg Water Power Company, he has psfmiaion
refer TO the President and Directors ol thnt Com.
pany for characte, and competeucy. 4
5 He will furnish PLANS for any wofk ID hls llne.
NH s7-tawim JAMES 4RAVEB z
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r 0ST CERTTFTCATE6 OF STOCK.

Ia Lost OF misIail, sone tire y septembsr. 1854.
Gentrsl Rsilfoe1 da1sd August u, 1884, Nos S3{ and
9S6 for ten shares easb. asaea - Waaoss GAwriaAt
nad MeDopeld eadsr TIE sees q January -. loa1,
CoInpany for 8 renswal Of certificates Of the aall
stool, akeuld they net % tounA. nh 1-laweas
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DUSHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-The
Ii late firm Of RuSHToN, CLARK Il co. being
dissolved by its limitstion, ! am now soie pro-
rrietor of tae genuine Cod Liver Oil which is
generally prescribed by physicians at this for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds. &c, sc.
CAUTl0N-ln purchasing or ordering, be care
full 10 ask for Eushton's and thst my is on
the label, and my signature over the cork OF each
bottle there sre several spurious articles the
Insrket claiming TO he Rushton's
FREDERICK V. RUSHTON.
Son Of the late Wul. l. Rushton. N. York.
The above Oil for safe by DUVAL h NORTON
nlpaa. p5-Sms
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SPRING RAcns.
FAIRFIELD sPRING RACES. TOR 1855.

FA1hflELD OfhlNd kACESs FOR 1855.
III: !: !: 4: :.:s:: s:s::::; :s::::s ]: :: ::
lsr DAY-A swsspa.ls iof s-yssrs old cslss ssS
rillsys 500 entr:nos. half forfeit and eIessd WITH
W. HIGH Il. oibSin Sa names Oh. /. Mis- JUN, b Inn.
ass. Sus Of s:I,s wiss ID
q Bowis = Hall nanss sF. q Union. - nssifsr.
.; 4; Doswsn names B. Z y Rsvsnrs, out q
C.dreen names ch 9. By Bslshsszsr, dam - slss.
): BeIchsr nsmsseh q. By John slsnt, ostVf HsD-
J. ssleher also names :. . ~ xinssr-
Tho.. Q. Moo.e name. brow
out q Mssssass : - % 'oHsl selt y xos1.ai.s,
dame~ "A. cheatham name b. by 4.,lyho.
,vso Tally eaa 4. Chs.tham also name Oh. sy r.l.
BAY.-Propristor's Purse s9ao-a mi,e hat.
% DnAf;vProprieto, 2 Purse 500 mile heats.
sAAE 1,s, DAY-A swsepstaks for s yesr Ga coi,s
aessd heats-s2oo entrances half forfeit,
Thos Doswe ell names II Z. BrooLa,.h . r. R.,,,.
reyton. dam BY Emancipation T - = = 1850
wbi1. 1sne' Taey namess {. b Thy 40, dan Bstsy
ucress 1no s ss.snsr nsss sh BY John Blunt dan Inn
eel. " Hnpofted w hale. =
heats. A fSav~v mus MIC
James Talley and A. Cheatham names ~. bv
Revenue. dam Andrewetts. - ~
Cavid MCDANIEL names his b. 6 by HavkanS Py;.o,
and FiI. pAnIA ,1. sweepssSse for syeals Old Cos
and closed with the following entries: : a''
Dr.. A. Crump names b. T. By Childs H,rroa o.k - !,
his Rriam mare. = - os.s '--s oss y
D. ". Hsxall names b. q. By Chiids Harroia. o.. - !
Of Prism mare. S5.q- - = 80 S.'
C Macon names b. c. BY TalIyhe, dam hy Psris.
". II d.. hsT -
imp. Prism. - ---s.SsSs ssAs - 2
ia s-2awtd JOHN BELCHER. Proprtstor.
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DICH's PATENT IRoNBEAM

IL PLOUGHS Having purchased the right to
manu- sacture the aboye, prepared TO fur.
nish them at wholesale retail. Ali who have tried
them. and they are ia extensive in the Northern
States pronounce them the best and most economi-
cal thsy have ever seen. Prices range from "a 50
TO Sls. BALDWIN, CARDWELL Il co,
NH 30--dImG c2m 1f3 Main st Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-10

GOkE, CORN-Keceiving daily and for
~ ssisty sSa EDWIN WORTHAM l. CO.
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UO LUMBER DEALERS AND MI
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rHO LUMBER OEA1Eno AMI III
j LERS.--For sale u1c. messei Z - sceem mnsassss
Se1x Iltte ussa and IN good condition, cepable Of
euttins from three to i've thspsen1 feet of lumber
81 stones Noyess patanf) which Wall efisd one kua-
dred and y bushels lioo bal Of can Per day. Nth
boulting chest attached. CONNECTED With tie Co.'s
put In operation. kxs sfsz4
This property 4 dealrably situated near H,eAnepd.
and convsnio1t OF nceess. 81 ssssfss ~ ~ =
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one cent Per husAels md ksmtsf fur thirty ssnn -
ton. s. sstsst s 4 ssszsEs1 RI ssSg
liberal snd lone sse1it olssa u 6enIe1 ~ y 49,
tion and sitastcn e wsse pegek a. = xsespeee
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nHlwAsht ofklshmond. vho ~ asetae4en q 81,
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