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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-03
THE WINTER OF THE HEART.

Let it never come upon you. Live so that
the good angels may protect you from this ter
rihle evil--the winter OF TIC heart. ae
lie, no freezing influences freeze up the foun-
tains Of sympathy and happiness in its depths
like snow on the faded flower; no rude blasts
Of discomfort moan and shiek through its DESC
late chambers.
Your life-path may lead you amid trials which
for time seem utterly to impede your pro-
gress, and shut oat the light Of heaven from
your anxious gaze.
Penury may take the place of ease and plen-
ty; your luxurious home may he exchanged
for single lowly room--the sofl couch for the
straw pallet--the rich yiands for the coarse
food of the poor. Summer friends may forsake
you, and the IMPLYING world pass You by with
scarcely look or word Of compassion.
You may he forced to toll YEARLY, steadily
on, to earn livelihood; you may encounter
fraud and the base avarice which would exiort
to the last farthng, till you we'll nigh turn in
disgust flom your fellow beings.
Death may sever the dearest ties that bind
you to earth, and leave you in fearful darkness
That noble, manly boy, the sole hope Of yonr
declining years, may be taken from you, while
your spirit clings to him with wild tenacity,
which even the shadow Of the tomb cannot
wholly subdue.
But amid all the sorrows, do not come to the
conclusion that nobody was ever so deeply al-
hcted as you are, and abandon every sweet an
ticipation of " better days" in the unknown
future,
Do not lose your faith in human excellence,
because your confidence has sometimes been
betrayed, nor believe that friendship is only
delusion, and love bright phantom which
melts away at your grasp.
Do not think you are iated to be miserable
because you are disappointed in your expeeta-
tions, and baifled in your pursuits Do not
declare that God has forsaken you, when your
way is hedged about with thorns, or repine sin
fully when he calls your dear ones to the land
beyond the grave.
Keep holy trust in heaven, through every
trial, bear adversity with fortilude, and look up
in the hours of temptation and suffering. When
your locks are white, your eyes dim, and limbs
weary when your steps falter on the verge of
Deaths gloomy vale, still retain the freshness
aud buoyancy of spirit, which will shield 700
from TIE winter Of heart.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-03
MISCELLANY.
THE REDEEMED pRoFLIGATE.

In the year one thousand seven hundred and
ninety-nine, young man came limping down,
on foot, to the town of Chatham. He was a
poor traveller, with not farihing in his pock-
ct. He came down to Chatham to enlist in a
cavalry regiment, if a cavalry regiment would
have him; if not, TO take King Georges shil-
ling from any corporal or sergeant who would
put bunch Of ribbons in his hat His object
was, to get shot; but he thought he might as
well ride TO death as be at the trouble of walk
ing.
His name was Richard, but he was better
known as Dick. He dropped his own surname
on the road down, and took up that of Double
dick. He was passed as Richard Doubledick ;
age twenty-five; I; height, five feet ten; native
place, Exmouth which he had never been near
in his life. There was no cavalry in Chatham
when he .imped over the bridge with halfa shoe
to his dusty foot, so he enlisted into regiment
of the line, and was glad to get drunk and for
get all about it.
Ihls young man had gone wrong and run
Wild His heart was in the right place, but it
was sealed up. He had been betrothed to a
good and beautiful girl, whom he had loved
better than she-or perhaps even he-belieyed;
but, in an evil hour, he had given her cause to
sayto him, solemnly, "Richard, will never
marry any other man. i will live single for
your sake, but Mary Marshall lips"-her name
was Mary Marshall-''never shall address an
other word to you on earth Go, Richard
Heaven forgive youp' This finished him.
This brought him down to chatham This
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-03

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20 e'eDep'' nc returned TO his companion, aud
'ney de'ern'ined 10 get supply daily, and con
uhueu 70 40 so Tor several days. One day White
"e"' " ''e sPrlng' ana alter hIling his vessels
snu refreshing himself with copious draught
~, no ''iu oo"n nis rite and sat on IT, and child
uAe' a'iu'eu hinlsen oy looking al the work
mgs o' nature beautifully exemplihed in the
ouoohhg 'oun'an' MS man, educated IN the
lnlus' oi inoiah cunning, whose every sense
was S"aiPenea 70 the utmost acnsencss, was
"'u' "'nus"g himseii "hen nc heard footsteps,
"" sP'""s W "'9 'ee' just III time TO sec and
-" " WV 7qua"s, me elder of whom
'1'eeu "'e war c,y' "ncn nc well knew u re-
pe1'eu ana heard oy ihe band, would be certain
aeA'' ne sp'ahg upon them, and seizing hoiif
" ,'e "'ioai plunged INTO 'he stream with them
VIZ" ue INTENTION oi browning them. This he
very soon accomplished with the elder, but her
o"npS"io" Oeing young and vigorous, struggled
Nlln nc. caP,ot WIN inuch effort, and when
n''p vN"aus'cu nc heard her with horror Mt
- ~ ''so'1'i's''o"s II, n'nsisn- rescue her
I'm u'o""'"g' a"a oeat het up 'he ascent to
~ ''o eu'',", VI "'e o'u" 10 ms companion, was
,"e "oiN 'i "o'nen'-wnere when sufficient,
'Soy'eup sne informed 'ho'n 'hs' hesseh "rs
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-03
POETRY.
BURNS, ON RECEIVING A sPRIG OF
HEATHER IN BLOSSOM.


N.
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60, Z, ,,'s ad.a1n, ,na,a alu vi, ~, ns s
Tho,, ~, I'LL III Ill .,,s,
Tn sr,;,o. .,,a ,oars IN srr ora sho,vors
The ,r;rs,roi srd ,ho hoasbor
Tho daathlcss s;noor and ,Lo ao,yors
He sang Of. live together
wpd be,,hor-holl and Robcr, R,,rs,
Tho moorland flower and neasantl
How AT their mention. memory turns
Her pages Old and pleasanti
The grey sky wears again It's gold
And nurnle Of adorning
And manhoo,l,s noondov Shadows bold
The dews Of boyhoodis morning.
The dews that washed the dnst and so1
From off the wings Of pleasure.
The sky, that flecked the ground of toll
With golden threads of leisure
call IN mind tho ,,mmor 1ov
The early harvest moying.
The sky with ann and clouds nj plav
And flowers with breeles blowing
hear the blackbirl in the corn
The locust in the HAVING
And. like tbe G,hled bvnter,s horn
Old tunes nv heart i nlavinc
How os, ,ba, iov wifi, eord DALAI
I sonaht ibo 1,anle,s shado,r'
And safg will Bnrns the hours ovvav
Foructful of the meaiowi '
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doarcr ,~aIcoyno hr;n,,ins ~hu ioa'o" HO"erS
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7 wol,s 10 fnd tho s;nD,o ,,,,r,
of "a, al s.o,;n,s to,,as
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r,. .Ie; 'iee 49, u o. ~ u. uisoouiS'ng'
II, ero,,, .aos,'o .o,s " naho; ~ neiIs
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WI. s.Hsln. Inu IN.. io.ii's nay,
W. -. .'s,y me ~ ai,u oai i,ioo' g"i
saw n, .nrough al laliiiiar thihgs
tne loiha,oc ulrue,yingi
~ anu ,asi s.e,s ,Iat = piuiie 'he wings
-
saw the same Dlthe day return,
IN, Inc saine sweet l,ii Oh even,
ihat rose on wooden .raigie-burn,
Ma'cheu nr win Scotiahu heathery hills
I'M me sweet-prier ana the clover,
WIN hyr anu poon, my native mis-
-,
o'er RANK ana pomp as he had seen,
saw the man uprising;
Nc mo- Iongei uS epllinCh 70 OF unoleeh,
Win clearer eyes saw the worth
Of life among the lowly,
The Bible at his Cotter's hearth,
,.,.,-,-'-..,~.-.
anu M !, d, Iil .iliies Ts'.u an eNli s.rain'
~. - NV ~ i.ss p's',.p nv ,, aPPeanng, P
DiVS' Us IN uPoi nv Snee, iei,eih
:,
NV upon 'ne eye anu ear'
NO hMsru answer glihlng'
N1 nm near l,. hau 70 see OF near
ihe ui9ooru "iiu 'he suiininS'
Let g.! those , who never erred, forget
O. a G \
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

For one square Of IL lines minion TYNE. tbroe In
scrtions sl.0O, for, tdch subsequent insertion 20
cents. liberal discount to yearly advertisers
will be, made. The number Of Insertions must be
marked on Al advertisements, otherwise thev will
be continued Until ordered out.
POSTAGE - The PnoEStx Is sent into ali the
towns In WisbIiAn CousrY, free Of Postage. Tic
Postage to any part Of this State, out Of Wihdbau
County will be l8 cents n year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

huMoR OF TIE CAPTURE OF THE CANADA BY A
RUSSIAN FRIGATE.-There is a rumor current in the
street, to-day, that the steamship Canada which
sailed from this port Saturday, with over mil.
sian frigate.
We can trace the report to good source, and be
lisve It to bs entirely without foundation.
The above extract 10 from the Boston Journal, of
Monday. The Y. Journal of Commerce remarks
that 1t belongs to that class of which mischief
loves to invent and creduity to crculste in
capable OF retutation, and which greedily at
mprobabiIitY.
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THE YELLOW FEvER.-A correspondent of the
Baltimore American writes from Norfolk that the
t. : lrigste Columbia, which arrived at that port
On Sunday, from ST. Thomas, had fifty cases of yell
low fever On board end that three marines and four
sailors died before her arrival In Hampton Roads
The sick have all been transferred to the naval
hospital The lieutenant of marines is among those
lately attacked
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THRUST SALE.-By virtue of a deed O

THRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed of
Il trust executed to the undersigned as trustee by
Anthony Roberts, bearing date June 25 1851, and ad
mitted to record in .he Clerks Office of Henrieo
county court the Goth of the month"; to secure
tol Hiram w. Tyler the payment of the sum OF S242,
with interest thereon from the 18th of June 1851
till paid. shall, on MONDAY, the 10th day of April,
1885, fair not on the next fair day expose to sale
at public auction, on the premises piece of land in
the county of Henrico, in Port Mayo, below the city,
adjoining the property of Henry Sanders and -
Lumpkin, and opposite the property of E. Waddl
inches, more or less.
The title to the property is believed to be good,
but acting az trustee shall convey with special war
Tanty only. Terms cash.
-m NH ltd JAMES Elicit, Trustee.
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The following is an extract from letter TO a mer-
camille house in Boston, dated week previous to
the reported death OF Nicholas and shows that the
Influenza or grippe, as it is called was at that time
prevalent and fatal. The extract is interesting az
lending to show that the reported sudden death of
The Emperor from influenza, is by no means impro.
bsbe in itself
Ihere IS good deal of influenza prevalent and
many laid up with il We are sufsrinq mos oI
l7ss rem 1t Mr. Noebee, first guild merchant and
member OF the Commercial Court, died suddenly
@u" I. on honday iasL; he was on change last FRI
DAY. and went the same evening to the theatre,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

HEAVY SroRM,-The STAR" published In Put.
nam county, Va, on the 18th inst announces that
al section OF country visited on the previous
Tuesday by violent storm of wind rain and hall
pr Farret's fine dwelling completely unrooied
aud otherwise injured and the house OF Jesse
TImms was partly unrooted, and so much injured
to require entire new roof number of
c1imnes were blown down, fences uprooted ard
windows broken.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN,

PURSUANT to an Order of Court, en-
L tered in the case OF Williams Bro vs Marks
shall procsed to sell at public Auction at the store
of r Cauthorn, 18th street, on the Esd day of
March, (FRIDAY next at 10 O'Clock A. M, the fol-
boxes Herrings; 4 painted Buckets; 16 Cedar Pals
Measures; broken box Herrings: part box ground
Coffee; part box Starch; "a pieces Bacon; bbls 0in
dial &C. bbls Cordial Gin and Whiskey; 10 painted
Buckets; bbls Liquor; half pipe Brandy cask
Brandy. ]. L. WILLIAMS,
NH 81 Special Com'r.
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A TTENTION ANGLERs!-FRES;

a lhGN 1AON AN0LEhS - Il II ) ii
"A SuPPLY OF FISHING TACKLE-I am now
opening the most complete assortment of FISHING
TACKLE have ever had Amongst my assortment
may be found all the variety of hooks-such as Ora
vitation, Virginia, Limerick, Kirby, Sockdoloeers
&c, besides full assortment of Hooks on gut and
gimp; Gut and Gimp extra single and double Trim
minssi Ridged Lines and Floats and Hooks CON-
plete; Sea Grass Floats and sinkers extra; Cotton
Linen and Flax Lines; Twisted, Plated, Spun Cal.
belsrd and Braided Silh Lines in Rolls of superior
quality; Reed and Walking Cane Rods in great va
riety -
ALSO-Gold and Silver headed Walking Canes;
Colts and Aliens Pistols; Guns; Liquor Flasks /;
Drinking Cups, &c JAMES WALSH,
Importer, doors above st. Charles Hotel
NH l6-lm
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BY LARUS 4 SHINE,
CToCK OF GENTS FURNISHING

CTOCK OF GENTS FURNISHING
- GOODS, CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS,
Ar 1f1CTfON On FRIDAY, the Odd instant, com.
mepcine at 10 O'Clock win Proceedso cell at suc.
ticn.iat the store Of Messrs, w. =, Adccck Co,
under the American Hotci-they being about to de.
of Hair. Cloth, Nail, Tooth and Crumb Brnshes CT
gar Gases; Tablets Hand Mirros; Hat Hooks Boya
Ea,ss. ZINE geaps; Snuff Boxes Cost Links; Odor
Roxes. Lubin,s Extracts Perfumery.
Also. a beautiful assortment Of Canes.
Also 4 superior assortment Of Clothing and Fur.
nishins Goods-toge ther with besntifut assortment
OF Fancy Articles.
The Goods are all ffeeh having been recently pur.
chased with great care.
Terms cash. LARUS SHINE,
NH Is i Is ! :. &. = go Aucts.
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THE MISSING L. s. SHIP ALBANIA letter dated
Havana, March IA, says:
by recent arrival in port, we have report
which is OF Importance those who are interested In
the late OF the Albany. mast has been picked up
near Turks Island, whose shape and dimensions
have led to the belief that it belonged to this unfor
tunate vessel. Accurate measures have been ia.
Ken OF ii, and ii may prove a clue to the fate of
those mourn"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Harrnrd ffnirerx,tn

n.. ..."tufd Cafterssfg.
os,os, March ao.-Hon. Emory Wash.
baa,. iste Governor of Massachusetts, has
neen appointed Law Lecturer In Harvard
University, at Cambridge, to Gil the vacancy
u ,,s:n oy the rejection of Judge Loring. II
VIII De recoliected that Gov. Washburn sus.
eaihea the Government ut the time of the re-
eovery OF the fugitive Burns, in this city.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF YALTTART r

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
virtue of deed of trust from Edward Meanv and
Eliza his wife, to me, bearing date Sept 4th 1852
fair, f not the first fair day thereafter sell on the
premises, the Tract of Land wherein he lste Ed
ward kfeHny resided, containing shout 25S acres
stuatedin Goochland county, on James River about
16 miles from the city of Richmond, and adjoining
the lands eff Judge John Robertson, John Adkins r.
II maury l. Co. and others.
The Land 10 well adapted to the growth of corn,
wheat and oats portion of the tract is ames Ri.
yer low grounds, with the James River Canal run
ming through them.
TERMS made known on day of sale.
Selling Trustee, shall only convey with special
warranty.
fe 19-d&ctds* SAMUEL 8. DUVAL, Trustee
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
en0 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
OOO CAPS AT AUCTION-On WEDNES-
DAY. 28th March, will sell, at 10 O'Clock, at our
auction store ...
600 cases Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Desirable goods, suitable for the spring and sum-
ncer sales.
TERMs-Under 800 cash. 800 and over, 4months
credit, for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO,
NH II Auctoneers.
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DUBLIC SALE BY ADMINISTRA-
Il TOR.-Will be sold on FRIDAY, sd day of
March, 1885, (f fair; If otherwise, the next fair day
thereafter the premises, the property belonging
to the Estate of R. e. Taylor decd. con sisting Of
Household and Kitchen F u RNIT U R E, Horses,
Cows, Sheep. Oxen Plantation Utensils. Black.
will also be rented out publicly the same day
Terms made known on day Of sale.
All persons having claims against r. J.. Taylor's
Estate, will make it known a. early as convenient.
NH 21-St WIN. E. SPEARS, Admir-
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RUSSIAN SQUADRON IN THE PAcIFIc-Reports
from Batavis December 2sth, state that the Russian
squadron consisting of steamer, two frgates, and
Two smaller vessels was cruising of that port Two
vessels from England were DUE and it was fear
ed they had been captured.
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Cotton upward. Flour unchanged and In mod
crate demand. Ssles of 1000 bbls. Southern at S9a
S9:15. Corn upward and firm. Stocks better and
active. Money abundant. Virginia skies steady
at9T
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COLLISION IN HAMPTON RoADs.-The shin Cali
i1rnia Packet, and bark, name unknown came
Into collision last Monday night in Hampton Roads
both sustaining serious injury. Assistance has
been sent to them from Norfolk
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d3DlsffeT In p..t

U
NEW YORK, March 21.-James Irving. ono
OF the persons implicated as accessory in
the Poole murder, was to-day admitted 70
bail by Judge Morris in the sum of $4,000
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JAMES T. SUTTON. JR-,
r & N: ROsENBAUM, DEALERS

I g. M. ROSENBAUM, DEALERS
~ . IN DRY GOODS, 1879 BROAD STREET
We have opened our new store with splendid and
entire fresh stock of SPRING GOODS consisting of
the usual variety of newest styles of Ladies' dress
Goods, Ribbons, Embroideries, Hoseres and Gloves,
with good stock of mems wear and Linen Goods
and full assortment of Domestic mandatory
Having purchased ali our goods for caeh at very
to offer great inducements to all in want of DRY
GOODS.
To the public, and to friends and customers in
particular, we return our most sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage we have received from them
at our old stand for the past twelve years we res
psctfully solicit a continuance Of the same az we
will every exerton to mako it their interest to
deal at No. 1893 BROAD STREET
NH 10 Two doors above 5th.
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Bdi{IU1rs Markets March OF

Baltimore Markets., March 81.
Flour dull-sales of Howard Street at Sss7, aud
City Mills at 1878. Wheat-red S2;0aaS2:l2, white
S2;l5aS2;2S. Corn-whIte s6a87cts, yellow Sass
cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

: y tttt 4fUSNFFftE.
NEW York, March 81 The steamer Nash.
VILE sailed at noon to day, for Liverpool
win - passengers, and $500, 900 in specie
The Nashville takes the place of the Paci.
tic for the present "o,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

DEFEAT OF THE MEXICAN INsURGENTs.-It is
siNied that the Mexican Minister at Washington has
received advicss of Santa Annals victory over the
oisand' and OF the execu ton Of Gen. Moreno who
died brayelv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

NCAkAGUA.-The New York Herald says Rivas
letter, dated the 9th of March, states
ths' the people Of that place were much ds,a.ia sd
win tne recent acts of Col. J. FL. Wheeler, orr Mi
mister 10 that qxsrter.
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,loQp. of Var ,Jan,cs,o,c,

~, ''t%"f'CJ- ~ or JuMcStOEn.
WAsHlNGToN, March 2l.-The sloop-of.
war Jamestown, after a thorough survey.
mas been pronounced to be in a condition for
three years cruise
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT =
FURNITURE, So, At AUCTION

= Win be sold, on THURSDAY, 22d inst, at 10
o,cioek, at my store. large lot Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, embracing the usual variety Of
aou,ekeepins articles generally found in wei kent
housekeeping. -es'.s
ALSO.An invoice Of Clothing Dry Goods and
FancJ articles, amongst which may be found sem
eral variety of seasonable goods ~
ALSO-An invoice Of Crockery and Glassware
ALSO.S Cooking Stoves, S Feather Beds. Nat.
.tessee, Chairs, Lounges, Looking {. Glases' wash-
ALSO-5 Baskets Champagne Wine, 10 cases ela
Cognao Brandy, cases Bitters 5000 Principe Ciaers
boxes Chewing Tobacco DC. - - .
NH q ALEX. MOTT, Auctioneer. /.
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Extensive land slides have lately occurred on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Car Mandatory Closed.

N''' -'H0''tF..I 'sttUF 2 CtUNtu.
ALEXANDRIA, March 2l.-Messrs. Perkins
X Smiths Car Works, in this city, closed
operations yesterday, for want of funds.
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IHE NEXT SEsATE.-It is stated thst the
neat s. Senate will stand about 2 20 In favor of
the Nebrasha Law
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buffalo, March lo.-On Saturday freight trair
passed over The suspension bridge at Lewiston
weighing three hundred tons aud extending from
lower 10 tower, settling it less than three inches
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

APPLICATIONS FOR BOUNTY LANDs.-About $50
claims for bounty land, under the act Of the last SCI
son, the Star says, received at the Pension o.
his at Washington, on Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

Colonel Daniel Jenifer is candidate to repre-
seat the sixth district of Maryland in the mex
L0ngrsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

The redemption OF the public debt for the week
ending March IL, amounted to s21, $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

Ia 1T E7zz=szszzsA NORTH CARROLL
2 - -N1- MA EXPRESS-EXTRA-
ORDINARY NTS!!-DISPATCH is
THE LIFE OF TRADE !!-Goods ordered by our
Express usually sold and the proceeds in your
drawers in less time than they possibly be sent
by ordinary modes of conveyance
Merchants of Halifax, Enfield, Rocky Mount,
Wilson's, Goldsboro', Wilmington, Fayetteville,
Lumberton, will do well to take advantage of our
MAIL TRAIN EXPRESS, via Petersburg and Wei.
don, and the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroads.
Our Cartoon has been much increased, and charges
are sure to be satisfactory.
&c &c Corner of 14th and Main st.