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Genuine Popular Medicines.
FOR SALE BY
WRIGHT & CO
AT THEIR
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No Isl Chartres, Street,
New ORLEANS, LA.
In quantities to suit purchasers
Osgood's Indian Cholagogue,
B. A. Fahnestock's Vermifuge,
Thorn's Extract,
Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps,
Gauley's Vegetable Bitters,
Rushton Clark & Co.'S Cod Liver Oil.
Seidlitz and Soda Powers,
Winer's Canadian Vermifuge,
Observation-Disclosures,
Bartine's Lotion,
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
John Bulls Sarspari!la,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Billiards. Hair Dye,
Sands Sarsparilla,
Morse's Compound Syrup of Fellow dock
Mor,imores Rheumatic Compound,
s. P. Townsend's Sarsparilla.
Lyon'sKatharion,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger
Hollands German Bitters,
Mexican Mustang Linament,
Jew David, or Hebrew Plaster,
Gray's Ointment
Wistars Balsam Wild Cherry,
Rogers Syrup of Liverwo,t Tar, de-.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Barry's Tricopherous.
McLane's Vermifuge,
Mofat's Pills.
Branderth's Pills,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
DR.. Jaynss Family Medicines.
Burnet's Cod Liver Oil,
Hobensack's Worm Syrup.
DR.. McClintock's Family Medicines,
{ Carter's Spanish Mixture,
virgins Indian Vegetable Pills,
Anarchists Uterine Catholicon,
SWANS Panaceas.
Tarrents Aperient,
DR. Carpenters Preparations,
all Of which are warranted genuin,
and will be furnished in any quantity, t.
suit Drgists and Wholesale Dealers, ant
on more fad1rablek terms than they can b,
procured from the proprietors themselves
by applying to J. WRIGHT d Cor
No. ISL Ohartres street. New 0rlean.
Under the Orleans Hotel.
For full and more complete lis,
we refer to our cataloQue. Z
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Medicines,
Fresh Arrivals.

NTE arereceiging direct from the Eastern
w Cities Fresh supply Of Drugs, Medicine
Chemicals 3cr TO which we invite attention
consisting in part as follows,
Ai Rs,.,. B0 Arsenic. Ages, Gnm..
Assafrdtida. Berries, Ammonia,
Blue Mass, Arrow Root, Bismuth,
Anthony, Broinine, Balsams,
Camphor, Cutie FISH bone Chalk, Calomel,
Cobalt, Cayenne, Cubebs,
Capsules, Collodion, Charcoal,
cantharides, Cream Tart Corrosive sub.
Composition, Chloroform. EIaterium,
Ergot, Ergotin, Essences,
Ethers, Flax seed,
Il Elixers, Fowler's Sol.
" Extracts, Gamboge,
Iodine, Guaiacum,
Kreosote, Hiera Picra,
Liquorice, Isinglass,
Manna, Mercury, Magnesia
PAINTS, &C.
Vent Red, Litharge,
Whiting, Drop Black,
Span. Brown, Chro. Green,
Rose Pink, Chro. Yellow,
Lampblack, Vel. Ochre
Putty, Paris Green. TIMBER
OILS.
i
Linseed, Castor,
Sperm, Lard,
Fish, Olive,
Elephant, Cod Liver. Lamp.
SPIC Els, &C.
Mace, Pepper, Ginger,
| Allspice, Cloves, Nutmegs,
| Snuffs, Starch, Cinnamon.
BRANDIES AND WINES.
French, Port,
Cogniac. Sweet,
| MADEIRA, Teneriffe, Sherry,
| BRUSHES.
Cloth, Hair, Nail.
| Tooth, Sash. Counter,
| Flesh, Hat, Paint,
I Wall, Shoe, Warn
i DYE STUFFS.
/ Indigo, Nader, Copperas.
/ Logwood, Annatto. Nicaragua,
Lac Dye, Blue stone, Redwood,
| Vitriol, Etc, ETC., etc.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C.
Forcips, Lancets, Scarfcators,
Pessaries, Trusses speculum.s
Catheters, Bougies, Breast pipes,
Nipple Sh eds, Abdominal Supporters
STATIONERY.
Bin, Books,
Letter, Pens,
Cap, psneiIt
Cealino wax pen Holders Wafars &c
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KLEIN &B RIO.

Are now in receipt Of the
Target and best selected
Stock Of Fine Watches,
Jewelry Silver w are &C.,
ever bro ught to this mar
ket. Consisting in part
of Gents Fine Gold hum
ting Wa.ches,made to our
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PrieStley & Bein
Nos. 80 and 81 Camp Street Neu Orleans
Importers and Dealers I'm
Hardware, Iron, Steel Nails, Tin
Plate, Zinc &c.
X EEP constant, on hand a large and we'll
1A assorted stock Of every thing in their line,
comprising variety Of
Plantation Goods, Carpenters,
Smiths and Cooper's Tools, Bull
ding material &c,
Axes, Hoes. Shovels, Spades, Ok. Log, Trace
coil CHAINS nails. spikes, castings, ploughs anvils
vices, Smith . bellows, stocks and dies, Screw
plates, planes, Hand cross cut, Mill and othoi
saws, hatchets hammers, augers, rules, squares,
Compasses, braces and bits, chises. gouges, files
rasps, drawing knve., Coopers' Joiners' Tr,s
Hoopc, Butchers and Cooks' Knives. Razors
SHEARS, Scissors Scythes sickles, sheep shears &s
&c..
English and Swedish Bar Iron,
Hoop, Sheet, Boiler g. Plough Iron
English and American Blistered
Steel, German spring and Cast
Steel
Mill and Grind Stones, Manila and tar'd cor
dage. Paints and Oils; varnish Glass Tar Pi.cl
Turpentine Oakum, etc.
They are agents for the sale of
Hillman Bloshers, Celebrated Tennessee lror
The Humphfeysville Sheet and Boil Copper G
nanks fiseleiioE and Church ReIIs, -
All Of which they offer al tNe IoRest marke
! prices and On the most reasonable terms.
dec 81
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Provided, further, that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company shall be- and IL hereby il reeas.
ed from so much Of the conditions imposed by the
ACT ana sections of an act referred to by the first
seciioh OF TINS act as may require the enlargement
OF Its tunnels for double track to the city OF
Wheeling
Mr. PAUL. moved the following substitute for
the amendment of Mr.. BURwEIL
froVIded, however, That this act shall have no
effect until II shall have been aseertained and GER.
tined by the Board Of Public Works that the Bal.
timore and Ohio Railroad company have agreed in
oindng form with the city of Wheeling to pay the
interest on the bonds of that city which have been
guaranteed by this State under the act of the Gen
erai Assem- bly,, passed March 90 154s whenever and
as lar as the dividends accruing and paid in cash
to said city, upon its stock in said company, shall
oe ihsufhcient for the purpose of paying such in
terest as the same shall fall due.
The substitute was briefly opposed by Mr. John
son and supported by Mr.. PAULL.
Inc question being on the substitute, it was
adopted without disvison.
Ihe question upon agreeing to the amendment
as amended was decided in the affirmative by the
following vote
AYEs-Ashby, Baker Berkeley, Bondurant, Brady,
brandon; Brown, Burwell of Patrick, Bywaters,
Cabell, Calvert Carpenter Carter. Christian Clarke
Cox, Craniner, Crawford, Davis of Amherst Deane
DeJaInste, Dickinson of Grayson Dickinson of Rich
mond billiard Doyle, Drew. Edwtrds, Eggborn, Ely
son, French, Gillespie, Gregory, Gurey, Hancock
Hardy: Haw KS, Haynes, Herbert. Hiett Hobbs Hol-
iday Howell lmboden, Jones of Appomattox, Lee,
ocCheshey MclVer, Murdaugh, Panll, endieton of
Louisa, Preston Riggs, Ronald, Shumate Spady,
Stanard, Taylor Thompson, Thrift, Tomin Towner
Tredway Triplett, Wellman, Welton, West, Wood,
Yancey-68. ~
NoES-Crntchfield (Speakerl, Arnett. Barnes Bore
man, bosworth, Brannon, Burwel of Bedford, Byrd,
Carper, Caruthers, Claybrook. Collins Crabtree Grad.
dock, Crocker, Daniels, Dromgoole, Edmunds Frost,
George, Hays, Heiskeli, Hoge, Holden Johnston
Jones OF kappahannock, Jones of Gloucester, Kelly
kemper, Kirby. Langftt. Lantz Lundy Mallory,
Martin Marin, Mays Moorman, Nelson, Newton, Nicolson,
nottingham, NowiiI, Pltman, Powell, Ruffner Sea.
man, Seddon, Segar, Smith, Splitter SPRINKLE. Thon.
as as OF Mason, Thomas Of Warren, Tyree Walton
On motion OF MI. BRANNoN, the bill was laid on
the table-and
On motion OF Mr.. IMBoDEN, the House adjourn
al
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE

SENATE.
THURSDAY, Feb. :. 1856.
The Clerk pro tem., Mr.. BRUsFTT as well as
tae Ciefk, Mr. DAVIS. being sick, on motion OF
Mr' JONES, MIR. BAssET FRENCH was elected Clerk
pro tenn
A communication was received from The House
OF Delegates, announcing the passage of various
REPORTS
By Mr.. SAUNDERS, from the Committee on the
LIBRARY For the reprint of the I'd and Sd of
LeghS Reports, and for the retitting of the State
Library.
Inc PRESIDENT presented letter of resgna.
ton OF WM. J.. MoNCURf, Senator from the 90 1
District. Mr.. ANBIER offered a resolution that
the President issue writ of election for the 18th
lust.
The bill in relation to Banks being the order of
me DAY, was taken up and, on motion of Mr.. THoM-
As the Senate resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole.
Mr THOMAS proposed several amendments to
.ie Diii and, after long discussion, motion OF
Mr BKAXToS, the committee rose and on motion
OF MIR. MClLHESNkY, the Senate adjourned
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DESTRUCTION OF BIKps-The winters severity
has fallen upon no portion Of the aidated creation
with greater rigur than upon the feathcred tribe
The poor birds are literally now iu a starved
condition. The snow covers the ground over
vast tract of country, completely cutting OFF
their usual supply Of food, or compelling them 10
subsist on poisonous leaves or berries. They are
driven 70 the farmers barns stacks and houses for
something to eat. The boys trap shoot them by
thousands. The danger is that all the insective
rous birds in the country will be destroyed, which
could not happen without injury to the farmers
insects.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT AUGUSTA GA-The tel
egraph yesterday announced fire at Augusta, Ca,
Sunday, night by which about % frame buildings
We're destroyed. Two of the houses burnt were
owned by A. Pzzini, of Richmond, Virginia, and
one ofthem was occupied a store. The loss
by the coniiagration is not large but many of the
tenants were poor persons, and are thrown out
homeless. A stationary engine in the city was
set 10 work and the continuous stream poured from
ii extingu ished the ames-S20 COO It is esti.
mated. win cover the loss,
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A STATE on y SPltEE.-We learn from a cor.
respondent Of the last Galveston News that the
entire Legislature of Texas got on royal ben
der a few weeks ago. After adjourning to the
street the members managed to knock up few
fights among themselves. The Speaker. and 9th
er officers, were along, and business transae-
ted in the regular manner-motions Ito drink, -
like those ''to adjourn being always in order. 1t
part of the duty of the" Doorkeeper' to rule
outsiders from the fights"
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CHINESE BAtBERS.-The BARRIERS in towns of
China go about ringing bells to get customers
They carry with them stool, a basin, towel and
pot containing fire. When any person calls them,
they run to him, and planting their stool in con-
Yenient place in the street, shave the head clean
the cars dress the eye brows and brush the shoul.
ders, all for the value OF little more than a half
penny. They then ring the bell again and start
in pursuit of another customer What would our
BARRIERS say to this custom
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dia mail brought intelligence from Cabul respect
ing the affairs at Herat to Nov. l. The Sindian
Dec 8, has the following: 1.-The intelligence from
Herat is horrible; the whole of Var Mahomed's
family, old and young, have been put to death, ex
cept the mother of the two princes who were re-
Gently murdered by the Persian troops. She had
great influence in Herat in fact. she administered
the affairs of the state, and was called the nawab
of Herat Her life was spared with the view of
extortng from her the treasure she was known to
have possessed but she prepared for this, for
on the murder of her two she collected all her
Jewels and burnt them, and allowed her slaves to
distribute the spoils among themselves. She is
now tortured with red hot irons to make her give
up her hidden wealth"
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FIRE ANNIHILATOR SUCCESsFUL-The Medina
" Y, Tribune states that the dwelling OF Ambrose
Bowen two miles north of Medina, took fire ON
Tuesday night Considerable progress had been
made by the flames, which were bursting through
the south outer walls of the house. Luckily, one
of Philips AnuiliatOrs was in Mr. B = store near
by. and was Immediately brought into use. In
two minutes after, the flame was entirely quench
ed and with the aid of few buckets of water the
fire was soon extinguished.
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PREPARING FOR WAR.-The recent idle rum0rs,
set afoat by the Washington correspondents of the
New York papers of a suspension of friendly inter.
course between the United States and Great Bri
tain, have alarmed the good people of Canada, and
formed by gentleman direct from Toronto that
fourteen loads of ammunition are now on the road
from Kingston to Toronto. Each load is drawn by
four horses. Mink the stage proprietor, is to re.
eeive 81 200 for the transportation service. This
looks warlike ii the people of the Province were
alarmed. The transportation of ammunition by
land such long distance is unusual, and must
cause some excitement among the people along the
frontier towns-F0chester Union.
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A MODEL MEssAGE-Gov. McRae, of Missis
sipp In entering upon his second term of office,
curtiy defines his position in a few crisp para-
graphs like these
In our State affairs favor education internal
improvements, moral reform the cultivation of the
mind and the development of the soil of the State
and all the great interests connected with the ad
vancement of science, of learning and agriculture.
which are the sources of our wealth, our know.
ledge and our power
"On the slavery question which is one of excl
ting controversy between the North and tho South
occupy the position of the State taken in her
Convention in 1851, and of entire non intervention
upon the subject by Congress in the Territories-
do not think it necessary to argue discuss these
questions among ourselves. 1t is believed that all
Mississppians are united in one sentiment upon
this subject.
"We have the best government In the world,
and our people are the most blessed and happy un-
der it."
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LATER FROM HAYTI-No Rerolution Erpected.-
Bv the arrival of the General Taylor, at New
York, ON Wednesday, we have dates from Port au
Prince to the 9TH Of January. Faustin was at
Cape Haytien, and was shortly expected in Port
au Prince. The war upon the East was consider
ed at an end
There has been quite number of military exc
cutions in the army. Among others, Gen. Tous-
saint and Gen. Canistre, of Jeremie, and another
general from Aux Cages. The last two are said
to have been traitors to the government. and TO
have been on intimate terms with some of the
leaders of the Eastern people during several years
past Several other officers of inferior grade have
also been executed.
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AID FOR TIE NoRFoLK ORPHANs.-The r

AID FOR THE NORFOLK ORPHANS-The Rev.
J, Stockbridge. Chaplain of the United State ship
Savannah, writes friend, under date Rio de ia
neiro Dec 10, 1855, as follows
1--WE have read with painful interest the de-
tails of death doings at Norfolk and Portsmou nth.
Va, during the past Summer and Autumn, and our
sympathies have been particularly enlisted in be-
half of the poor little children who have been made
orphans by the yellow fever. The officers and
crew of this frigate have just raised, by subscrip
ton for the benefit of such INDECENT orphans, the
sum of 1852, and draft for that amount win be
forwarded TO the Mayor of Norfolk by the Sam
Slick"
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cord kent at the Pennsy lvania Hospital lin Phila
delphia' (the mean temperature of the past month
was "a degrees, which is degrees below the aver
aee for the last thirty years The 9th of the past
,nontb was the coolest day on the record
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REMARKABLY WATCH.-At the French Exposi-
tion there was exhibited watch which created
much interest and admiration. II tells the name
and day of the month, the equation of time; is
a repester striking the minute well Is the
hour. Is thermometer of tolerable accuracy and
winds itself up by the action of its own movement
The price of this most ingenious piece of workman
,bip is thirty thousand francs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-08

WRECK OF A SPANISH VESSEL AND Loss or
TWESRY-sIx LIvES.-The Spanish ship Paquete
Blanca, Capt Jordan, which sailed from CadiZ on
3lst December, with general cargo and 80 troops
for Havana, put back ON the 9th January and drove
from her anchors in the night to northeast coast
Of the bay, where melancholy to relate, 20 of the
troops were drowned i'll attempting to reach the
eshor The rest of. .the crew were all safely landed
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A CONVERT 70 SPIRITUALIsM.-The Stamford
(Ct.,) Advocate says that Rev. James Hoyt late of
that place, has become full believer in the doc
trines of modern spiritualism. 1t adds that when
i'll charge of a church there, the reverend gentle
man warned his people against spiritualism "a
damnable heTesY"
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During the stay of the Persian Ambassabor In
.oseow, tre Of charcoal, lighted by his servant
~ : NoVe OF the room where his SON and the ser.
s'ep,, caused the death of the former by suffc.
i;f ~, "nAe the latter narrowly escaped with his
me 4 NE ambassador in order to aveuve the death
f ~ sou commanded the servant to whose care
al;va Th he aeeiaent was attributed, to be fayed
alleging tbst usAa srsh police, however, interfered
lowed IN their country Aceora;y.i,, ~ o,al
eney ordered q box with air holes ne <. 1,sda sor
purpose OF transporting his unfortunate SER
want TO Persia there to suffer the fea-s, sas.s
winch even Russian civilization nroh;h;,aa, 1e~'n
A letter from Rome, dated 5th Ian .,r
sl.es M minister OF finance, has acknowledges a de
nci oi nearly million of crowns in the budrat os
.weise wv miions The deficit will be made good by
!ne saie OF certain property belonging to the ana.
tohc chamber, which win give about Soa SSn
crowns" ~0'o'0
we read In the Journal de Constantinople-ao,
Thursday last the obsequies of one of the w;vas
OF ms Imperial Majesty the Sultan were celebrated
wih great pomp, the body of the princess being in
TERED in the Mosque of Yeni Djami All the min.
sters and high functionaries of the Porte followed
the remains to their resting place
). W. Sharpe, the once celebrated comic vocal.
ist, died at the Dover Union, England after wan.
derng about the town night and day for the last
three weeks in poor and destitute Condition. dis.
slpation having produced in him q most emsciated
appearance.
The institute of Sweden has unanimously admit.
1eI fFince Lucien Bonaparte, who now finds him.
self member of almost all the academies of Eu.
rope.
Prince Don Tomaso Corsini died at Rome on the
oth He was born in 1867, and during his long
life occupied MANY important diplomatic and politi.
cal posts At the time of bis death he was Coun.
cilor of State for the Finances
The admirable imitation or parody in Punch of
DIR. Longfellows new poem called 'Hiawatha g
was written by Mr.. Shirley Brooks.
Maj J. w. Sibthrope has been eIected nembar
of parliament for the city of Lincoln in place of
his late father. A =.
The Moniteur publishes the returns of the d.
rect and indirect taxes and revenues of France In
1853, which shows an increase of 03 goo anea
over 1854.
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THE CENTRAL sum Maedler the author of
the recent investigation with reference to the cen
tral sum- reaches the conclusion that AlcOyne the
principal star in the group Pleiades, now occupies
the centre Of gravity, and is at present the sun
about which all the universe of stars revolye.
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GREAT SEA WoRM.-The British feet in the
Sea Of Azoff, is stated to have found terrible
enemy in the form of large.and destructive sea
worm peculiar to these waters. They attack the
uncOppered parts under the water line of the ships
and bore through them with the rapidity of an old
carpenter handling an auger Vessels navigating
these seas have to be sheathed to the water line,
else their days are numbered.
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VACCISATIos.-The mayors Of Paris have pub
lished a notice recommending the poorer classes
of the capital to get their children yaeeinated,
adding that mo man or woman can receive as
sistanee of any kind unless they can show that
their children have been vaccnated and sent regu.
iarIy to school"
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FIVE MEN FROZEN TO DEATH.-The PlafteviDs
(Wis) American learns that recently four men,
who were riding In an open sleigh from ST. Paul,
with the driver were frozen TO death on the prairie
in the southern part Of Minnesota. The horses
went on TO tavern on the prairie, where they had
been accustomed to stop, and the landlord coming
out. found the i've men frozen stiff In their sls
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A PROFITABLE SHOT.-Buffalo (N. " papers
state that John Magood, who shot the highway
robber Lettis, on island in Niagara river last
summer has received $500 from the Government
OF Canada and $500 more from the Town Council
of Niagara reward for Kidding the country OF
dangerous and desperate character
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RICHMOND THEATRE-The Baltimore Clipper
states that the Marshall Theatre which has bet n
leased by Jno. T. Ford, will be under the manage
ment of J. Jefferson, the comedian--a brother Of
the late Charles Burke. A splendid corps of per-
formers win support Mr. Jefferson In his efforts to
please the public
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EXTRAORDINARY MURDER TRAL-On last
Thursday afternoon, at Auburn n u, John f1'E'
GERALD was arraigned before the Oyer and Terni-
ner, for the murder in Septemberla last, in the town
of Sterling, of his father, mother and brother ne
butcbered them with an axe, and Intended TO XII
another of the family. We related the horfiu
story at the time of its occurrence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-08

AID TO CotosIzArIoS.--Mr.B Bodley has intro
duced bill in the Kentucky Legislature, prosid
ing for an appropriation OF 600 per annam 70 Tue
State Colonization Society, for removing iee "e
sroes out of the State 10 Liberia.
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RECAPTURED.-The negro fellow who escaped
from the Jail of Albemarle county, some months
since, charged with committing rape on young
girl the daughter of one of the Irish aborers at
the tunnel, has been captured brought back and
confined