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The shArred remains Of the elder Mr. Cain found
alter the fire outside the line Of tho pazx. and Is sup
posed that he eapcd from the hacsny but 80 badly
injured 70 be unable 90 s.c.pe the name and pcrhed
who're he fell Mr. Philip Cain Jr eaped also from tho
balcony, but badly injured by the hanes hich he
had pass through that no died Saturday afternoon
his injuries The other 500. two daughters aud house,
keeper persisted without any attempt escape far
known by the spectators The remaining survivors the
family Mrs. Cain aud several children resdng at VIM
cenown. Mrs. Abertsou, the housekseper. came from
the same place.
The origin Of the Gre Is mystery yet Ills charged
that Il the work Of design white domestic woman
In the family, whose wages had been paid /. said 20
have made threats OF mischief and she has been
rested. aud heating will be had Some attribute |, TO
other causes, and many TO accident Tho building had
been commenced BY company, which proved insovep.
and the hvte sod satisfy the debts. Il finally
vested In tho Of the following gentlemen vho yer,
among the heavy creditors Of the company Geo. B. soa
Richard Shieds and A g. Cstts Of this CITY, and Cyrus
Rex Of New York.
The furniture in the building worth from $40 900
TO $4,000 making aggregate premium loss Of about
tooooo The greater part OF this heavy Is
cred bv insurance The mortgage holders Of tho hotel
We are informed insured to the Of between
sso,ooo and $4,000. The following Offices are among
the sufferers.
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Col Marshal's Letter

The letter Of Col Marshall OF Kentucky which we pub
lsh in another column, will the attention Of the
reader Is an earnestly written eloquent and patriotic
document and cannot fail to convince all unparalleled
minds OF the absolute necessity Of eecng FILLMORE II
We would avoid the caamitous and appalling
OF dissolution Of the Union. Col NJ is cool calm, col
eced statesman with large experience and eminent "a
ents and not apt to be ssduced into representing the
condition OF the country in light than it really is
For the fret time he feels and depores the great and i'm
minent dangers that surround and he rocams the fact
to his counymen with sadness and sorrow yet with sim
certify and emphasis But direct attention TO his letter
which know will be read with interest and pleasure
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

THE REv. Ma SrAIOos, native Of Greece, died in ga
lem Mas, few days ago. lie vas educated in Pari.
but when the French army raised by Louis Napoleon
to go 70 Italy he enlisted supposng that he would have
an opportunity TO aid in the Italian struggle for liberty
On finding out his mistake he deserted but was retake
ana sent 70 Paris Subsequently he included 10 an
amnesty, aud being freed, returned 10 Greece From,
thence he started 70 California by way Boston From
the latter place he commenced his journey on foot with
three companions armed and clad In the Greek style 49,
On reaching Dedbam, Mass, they were imprisoned Tor
some offence committed IN Ignorance OF the local laws
findng Influential friends he released and through
Their ererons he applied himself to the stuly Of the min.
became qualified aud was about to return to his na-
tive land TO preach the Gospel when rapid consumpton
earned him on at the age Of 2s He was married To a
massachusetts lady whom he leaves with two Young sons
Richmond ~ w
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TIE FIRE AT CAPE MAY.
Humphrey MARSHALL.
Hon. +. b. BAR1LETT.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
We find confirmation in the Philadelphia papers Of
yesterday that nine lives reported by telegraph were
lost by the burning Of the Mount Vernon Hotel at Cape
Island, n J. The number Of lives lost however is su
hcienty large 10 render the calamity truly distressing
The suboined additional particulars We find in tho Pba
adepbia Ledger.
The cool weather had depopuated tho hotel Of i sum
mer boarders snd only the family Of Mr. CAIN consisting
OF himself two sons. daughters and house keeper
remained IN the building They slept the second oo
aud al Loaf their lives II s stated by those Who were
first At the Of the con1tgraOn that the flames broke
centre Of the front building they spread with appalling
apdiiy and their progress doubt accelerated by
quantity Of shavings and other cOmbusble rubbish that
we're under the hOOr. The building IL will be understood
was built upon piles sunk IN the sandy soil aud those sha
wings occupied tho space between the surface Of the
ground and The hOOr. ~ very short space Of time after
the alarm vas hrst gwen the immense edfce was IN
balconies roaring up through the lofty towers iluminng
the ocean snd the surrounding for circuit Of ma
ny miles aud sending thrill through the breasts Of those
who witnessed the awful Il Of course idle 10
mink Of ertnguishng the flames sud all that the .errif
ed spectators could accomplish the saving Of some
lev articles OF furniture from the lower floor.
The Wind which blowing freshly from tho south by
southwest carried on vast showers Of sparks and blazing
shingles and even large boards Ill Ere; borne on
the Wind 70 great distance. Fortunately the town lay
WindNard Of al this dcsirucon and the burning fakes
and cindsfs carried OF from the built no portion Of
the islned. Had the wind blown from tho northwest
Cape Island inevitably have been laid IN ashes a. the
hotels and other building. are al Of wool aud there is no
means ~aiever provided Tor the extnguishment Of frcs
AZ " vas, no other budding took ERE from the Inflated
hotel although the destruction Of the latter complete
The hames ragged Tor two hours and then died out.
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approval Of the Wing party throughout the Union.
We express the earnest hope that all the Virginia
delegates both principals and aternates viii find il
convenient TO attend Such the expectation Of
our State Convention, and such apprehend, is
the sincere wish Of the entire party Of the State We
wish to have as imposing demonstration at Balti-
more as possible; for ardently desire to see the
party revivi6ed and set upon its feet again as
toaai organization Let each and all then put them
selves TO little trouble to be present the in
teresting occasion in question. The whole hearted
Wings Of the city Of Baltimore making every pos
sible preparation for the entertainment Of the men,
bers OF the Convention, and we doubt not n warm,
old line Wing welcome awaits each and all who may
attend. We know that many Of the delegates from
Virginia will be in attendance. On yesterday we
received letters from two Of the most distinguished
of the number, who noby declare their purpose to
go, though they 90 solitary and alone. This is the
right spirit Let il be initiated by all and have
every confidence that the Convention will deliberate,
act and adjourn under the happiet possible auspices
The influence Of this meeting, too, will be felt
throughout the length and breadth Of the Union
Its stimulating effect upon the pending canvass is
not in our eye the least Of the many glorious results
which may be expected from it 1t will impart an
impetus to the Fillmore movement which will break
thy the highest effort of Wings and patriots through
out the Unions
We repeat, let all the Virginia delegates, princi-
pals and alternates be sure to attend and not one
but will be consoled by the reflection that he did =
for, in judgment at least he will have rendered
an essential and most acceptable service to his
try.
On the Monday or Tuesday following the adjourn
ment of the Convention, it is proposed to have
grand mass meeting in this city, at which time
large number of the most distinguished and eloquent
Wing and American speakers have been invited, and
are expected TO be in attendance. We want as many
OF the Wings and Americans from every portion of
Virginia and IRON adjoining States to be with on
that occasion as possible. We want to glorious
and soustirring renewal of the ancient fire of the
defenders of the Constitution and the Union; and we
consequently want the whole world and the 'rest of
mankind" to be here somewhere about the 22d or
23d of this month. Due notice will be given Of the
exact day. Let all the Virginia delegates them go
to the Baltimore Convention, and then to Rich
mond on the Monday or Tuesday following. Be up
and doing now's the word and now's the hour-and
the Constitution, the Union and WILLARD FILLMORE
forever
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rIpCTT0S IN MAINE
DIED,

On Tuesday morning 9Th JOHN RSDERs william
and hllrAbeth W. Palmer, in the i1h yearo OF
The friends aud acquaintance
MS 'nnra this wednesday, afternoon O'Clock
Church
At Eastern View In county on the sd OF
Miss Ann CUNNINGHAM SMITH, In the 22d
ha seldom been the lot Of the suthor OF h brief
The death Of who heart deeper
feelings OF Having gentle auIabe
she "a, ever ready To comfort
sacrifice OF Of
wheh she vas called to act part she discharged her
TO win Tie respect and admir- Of all
The gratitude and love the domec Of
her could not have been better exephed
sobs and fast rowpg
around her bed Of suffering gentle spirit passing
In hurried article like this impossible Justice 10 the
merits Of that aud quiet ever
let the impression that there What
said IN obituaries IL often dattery
said OF the subject Of this notice what
should havs been She has
borne TO the God that first her being him eaoy
allowed happiness she so richly deserves.
Her familiar steps will
quened-er friends Will
ono vii kuo hern
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noSKrARY AND connERcrAL

TFicno or nuW nfo rrpl q
There were no sales of Virginia dxes at tho New Yor
STOCK Exehanss yesterday. sseoaa Board on a.isr-y
$1,000 vers sold xxx ie.s han NE Board.
esived 10 quotation BY telegraph TO DAY.
The New Orleans ncayune, % August sist continues
full aud complete IN. commerce Of tbs.
port rhs baltimore Pao, gives the following summary
statement
B this statement We that the COMMERCIAL has
Ss,..: S.,s, .Ss e -. rs.s,s.
country Win n. ..ssguca psedusias d.,cs.
ss s o .ss . has .r., ,. q The f.a: OF
usual n he q 3.
s;s :s
on y:., s,y, s.,a,,ss1 Asass a.: sss
only o aiss extent 10 lie
j.: ; s.s. ana d
p.r.hss cutting months ssssea ne crop
h: .n ssI a.. q IS Ai . ss :, @
higher but The The advances have fssa
ossa hand on The Instant Including an IN
me s1 he y.sr ''
and The .mosns shipped TO foreign port. sss During hs
shipped ssi:. sAsS !, sss ss
q 81 s sSs N ss ;:: u s' ... %
foreign pOrt but darnshs present prizes
% e. e. ssSssss to &
were So ss hhds -"A '''~ me year 0'''' 'n'
a.. De s. n. :saa
were 81 81 hAd. ,s.in. ps,soa.
IN Lousiana cor All hhds
ees pounds me last 9e sso hhds Ss5
tfoV pounds IL 10 thus that there oaos
hhas 90 pounds The
OF the yesr.
Mr. ChHmpoer estimates the yield Of
q " gallons for each 1000 pounds
the total os7<< gallons against gallons
against Si 700 last The exports 2is bb
In the New Orleans market.
The receipts Of Whisky during embrace bbls
year a. S2a
steadily growing a. Coffee .rIe, during
IA. This during the sndng si July
direct nom Rio de JAneo
coA,tvs- ports and 1925
part IRON Cuha making total Of Sios being
oOIoS hass the
reached ss4is Mr.
following proporcns via New York 900 bags
ton, SOFA bags
The following is statement Of the receipts Of merchan
Richmond by and during the month Of An
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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN THE WIG.


fass By Of The % To- % eSs ~ seT Ws
Sept aeres original forest crcumjs
cent Meherin Depot the line Of the Richmond Dany
ss%s day. srieE dsos IN Richmond on Franklin st. be.
tween 2sd aud 2ith Streets containing by
lin Rarm Of 6S2 acres onshs eeare comfy
liberal ''-'' ' ~ "''' -'0'' "'''"0"'' i''"'
le,hrras,ees sale Of moey of the Tavern NOV
issae Of 90 30 neudins esrpsni<r blsetsmh,
day dover Iish o. As.m.rs estate .@oun,ns
M.os tract IN Bgek1ghsm eoSo,y called Don.Io containing
Sb2 sst Of ss .sS i p.ss,sn ,,
With good frame dwelling etc also, adjoining tract
9s-G acres 10 cleared In Abemare county
'a% Depot Gigo .'T .i e" to be
~ 10 eS r9,, al. Of lover !s%e' IEsr properly
SD sess. cleared estate called Vel Bsai SsjoS@s
% &c ssi 'TSss ' s sa a.
mile, from Richmond, The Central Rarosd containing 2so
cleared acre. -' large dwelling 9umsou. ou.housys etc
serss Green springs land in
Same day. part Of rho. calEes tact IL Hanover mile.
OF Richmond and miles from The CsniIa Rarosd from
oct Is-The "Fsb Pond" Of In Nelson
ih estate ino~n as MeDo-e. Bottoms, lying on Green
a & sH@iS o iIT % 'Ta yo So S9 acres This
T,u,ss' .Is q go acres q l,nd Po-h.as H.
" 1 s.s.s also ~, s,os hos; occupied BY csrdoso s
$40 .cre. tseouhs arabic brick d.ei ns ave
days Hse, Of 80 acres ec wood snd Hanover eoun
IT, from Beaver Depot GOOD brick house etc
sA farm o. GT t0 eieared) Madison county
between and Harboursvefor
SFarm IN New Kent county eonisng 4sf acres TO be sold
At The ~ auction, unless previously disposed
OnCommissloners sale o. 9o acres OF land In Madison co..
same sale NJ CO. acres In Cumberland and
Povhaan counties lying the south FORK o. Deep Terms
liberal.
b tr.s, Of $40 prnep.ly voOd land Louisa co..
miles from The q. ~, on Harison's creek.
6thThrte tracts IN Chesterfield
James river about miles above Richmond another
IN neghhorhood with mill Site c and smother Of
vel mbered and With abundance o. granite The sroad
ma tract Of 1880 about 90 cleared tnoun
moot In Nelson county lies within ~ miles Of The
liberal
Nor LAT Ksnsvhs H., the dams, locks Ae., Of
Si-l plantation containing $500 acre. In North Ala.
bana.
Ss iiheais o. groceries, Ac ~ the ancon Davsu-
port, Allen o., commencing Al 70 o'clock.
2fhHals o. boots, shoes and hats
port, Allen Co, commencing a. 10 o'clock.
PRIVATE OFFERINGS op REAL EsTATE
ApVsnfisnD ~ rHn HHo.
farm Of 800 hacleared ~ miles from Lynchburr
dred The canal hss conmodous dwsins barn kdvd
aSrm 10 Bucsnghsu county called Appl. Hs cou.,r,,,
Sis aorc haifceared. Advd ~ seah Holbrook ftlSsl
The Onion Hotel" properly Caksvle Necknburr conn
w. Of T9k Of low grounds adjoining the
tract Of 90 scres 600 10 suvasoo for sob.oco 4. n..tv
[t90sl
King william county containing between 900 and 900
aeres, - miles from Richmond Advd BY q. a A. UaHO
farm ~ 80 9Th barn. etc. near wnismsburs Advd
By .. seyner QSS)
Ten ea.snd Of land IN Kansuha county s, .dv't An
coenry WhN o. w. ~ Price, Ag't uit0l
pantson bing on James river Povhatsn county contain.
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In consequence Of the Convention Of old line Wbos in
the city Of Baltimore the 18th inst the friends of Fill
have determined postpone the mass meeting which
was advertised to be held Psylvania Court House on
the 18th and sth Of this month until the LIST and I'd of
October We consider this change very proper one
otherwise the Baltimore convention would have materially
interered With thc Of Pttsyyana end. On
the s and I'd Of October however we should be glad TO
see all Psyvania, and all Halifax and all the surround
ing country, including small part Of North Carolina
there
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RICHMoyD Markets An, Oh ,s,a

RkHAHks-There reliance TO be placed the clouds
several days city very
and yesterday did vouehsa light shower but day closes
they pass realization Of hope for rain
which entertained by ALL The atmosphere has all
become quite oppressive The dspnse his
With Int nty worthy Of July transition may be the
means Of engeodering rain storm al al early day.
roRSolders to-day generally asking T2k were
unable besr Of willing
over TO- and III. dstlers put 81 y cts
fLoUR-Thr market without
offering s6k66T.
cease Peruvian agent. Baeda having advanced his
rates. the dealers here win exception BELIEVE
tt5slt60, with fair stock but active inquiry.
ToBAcco-The sales OF the indicate
provement In prices. with tendency s upward. The
he obarco
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This body will meet in Baltimore on Wednesday
next SO far have been able to ascertain, some
eighteen or twenty States have already appointed
delegate, and Others are still making move in that
direction From these indications therefore, we are
justified in anticipating large, able and influential
Convention--one whose suggestions and recommen-
datons will command the ready assent and hearty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

The Uhareson COURIER OF Friday, in It's review OF the
rice market, says;
viii be from table Of receipts that crop
States South Carolina and lT26TT erce
against tsrers the previous showing
closed Of - 5ST We subon
o. lse from hshy respectable and reliable dated pa
storm OF wind and rain Sunday
Rec being harvested seriously
damaged but pleased
ninrY.M any. will be YER ughi nd
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noe EripINic.-At distiIery in Auburn 1000 hogs
nav a.ry ueI o d'stemper One physician pronounces
the disease cholera and another erysipsas Fivs bn
dred more, which we're driven on At the commencement
OF the epidemic, we're fed butermk aud are rsnidv
recovering ~ 'HPIUy
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HAD CAsE-A man named Bonar At Kennel I'm.
gland was lately fined for using steelysrd which "a,
Iound 70 be Incorrect and though turned out that the in
sccuacy Of the steeyard used had deauded NJ Ro,sr
himself, the penalty was enforced
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dice In Richmond by during
sustl

There also received lilo bb fresh fish 81 bb 25
friosty peaches ~ bbls vegetables 90 bags
alum Water is do ron 10 skins IL bills tobacco;
81 bales cotton waste rs bills hkns box
articles
The following table presents comparison ofthe receipts
Of few leading articles during August with those preceding
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

There viii be meeting Of the Wing Central Commit
tse, ct the WING Onics. THIS DAY, at O'Clock. The
members Of the Committee earnestly requested to at
tend and 70 attend punctuay at the hour designated as
businsss Of urgent importance will before the meet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-10

Increase 629 Inspections Of Angus
compared with the previous month show falling on Of Ala
WHKATThe market exhibited to-day Prime sl
command 81 80 for red and 81 eO for white with
of article at 81 G5.
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NOUR attention Is invited 10 Of ~r-. ~
- MoND MADE CARRIAGEs, consisting ofOS9-HS6|
Codehes SIR seat CdrrGdges, ROckddys Bug0fes EFf>
SHties dc This work Is made OF the best mAtexZSZk-
rial by good vorkmen, and the
popretors, who thoroughly with
Also hand several second hand light Cdrrs0es Bu00
which VIII be sold low by AIssLIE, BOWEN POWELL,
jei2 10th street between Main and CaTv
III ANDFOH sALE.-Beng DESTROYS Of moving West I Of
Ter Tor sale my Lands lying In the Of Amherst three
mills rom NE city Of yneheurg Immediately the road leading
10 The Court HOUSE and adjoining
A. knnier and others This which Homestead con.
tans 40 There 100 timber the balance cleared
and divided Into four helds each
There an excellent dwelling with auang
ca Tor The comfort Of family and
The place an excellent spring sit. Hydraulic Ram attached
the water TO the House There Blacksmlths Shop
Wneevrgts Shop, aud Buildings attached
the place, for mechanics live
There also the excellent young
pie Orchard further description Of ibis unnecesssry
The second tract lies within four miles Of LynchburK
and conaius 80 acres This tract lies we'll and has sueni
quantity timber the u
this further description Lands
useless those wishing buy will themselves The
sber viii take pleasure sboung the lsuds any wishing
10 buy -
seIO-diwAeim N. n MAGRUDFR
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TIE KANsAs WE

From the Gia,go~ No. Times of Sept 81
We have just received, per steamer WIN Campbell an
extra from the Western Dispatch Once dated Indepen.
dence Saturday evening containing important news from
Kansas The letters below brought in by Mr. Sbep
herd, Of Independence-a reliable mai lie also reports
battle had been fought in the direction Of Fort Scott in
which thirteen Southern men killed No particu.
lars.
The letters from Capt. Reid and Mr. Chies follow -
CAMP Bull CREEK, Aug. 81.
Gentlemen moved with $50 men on the Abolition
fort and town Of Ossawotatne headquarters Of old
Brown-on night before last marched forty niles and
assaulted the without dismouatng the men about
sunrise Yesterday We had brisk 6ght for an bour
or more, aud had FIVE wounded-none dangerously
Capt Boyce, VIM Gordon, and three Others We killed
about 30 Of them, among the number, certain son of
old Brown, and almost certain old Brown himself de4
royed all their ammunition and provisions and the boys
would burn the town 20 the ground.
We must be supported by friends We still want
more and mmunton-ammunition Of all sorts
Powder muskcts, balls and caps Is the constant cry
write in great haste have been in saddle rode 100
miles and fought battle without rest.
Your friend RuD.
CAHP At Bout CREEK,
August 8lsi, 1856
Lsaac Hoctaday, HENRI and oftsrs
Gents-Gen. Reid, with 300 men, had fight at Ossa.
Natsmie yesterday We had four men wounded CAPT
Boyce, ofLexington Frank Gordon Of Clay Capt Boyce
had his wrist broken Gordon was shot in the shoulder
Young Jackson. Of Howard shot IN the mouth-bsd.
" hurt Geo Gordon Of Lafayette shot in the thigh
Young Parker, Of Lafayette, was shot IN the leg
The Abolitionists made the attack. We killed 90 and
burnt the town.
Same evening large number made their appearances
near Camp. We expect 70 have fight At Prairie CITY.
We then march 70 Lawrence, where will have the
big hight We need men aud means There are here
now 200 men, and about opposite Lawrence that will
operate with NJ.
Brown supposed to be killed at os.a -o,auie Urge
ell men 20 come on.
Yours, Jas. Gauss.
The Charleston Board Of Health report or death.
daily, for fays from velow
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siArUE o. BE"sSiS FRaSELIS will he inaugurated At
on Tue 'h inst, with interesting public ceromo
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BISHOP "H'rtHousE will IL s said probably resign hi.
9ce .. we enung general Convention Of the Protestant
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CAHP At Bout CREgE,
August 8ist, 1856.

The Chaccston Board Of Health report or 4 desthi
daily, for days from yellow fever.
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,ss te Vim Dwelling and s.,ssaass Aavs ~
r.r~ Of sso ro.h.an county, a-,as s,s.
on Aul
fhs far called sssas" Matthew coan,y eontsinss re-
ceres. Of which go srshis. (f)
Ss.ssrss soa,sass fs ss.. o. nv" AS'"'s' e'A''
on James liver In buckingham county eppsss Hovsrds
containing 1850 acres In Amelia ana Noo-sy conn
tss 20 uies from Richmond. Advertised BY Masters or
Farm Of go half cleared. cy essay mile
prospect u In Orange co.. on The R.p~.
h.nnest .s contains oo and has faculty.
vaia.sls min propsrtyais .r.ii.krro mills Sal
rars epporsan " foe lnvsstusnl So A. (tfl
Two tracts In HsiA. cssny, Stallion on ID
ton. d-slns Ne sdvS Of VIM m woessse f,si
Attract Of .beai TO Psyvana eosnsy o ne linz Of
The Richmond aud Danvie n. nss dssnnx A.
Advd by WIN. Risen. FIJI
ECoR NEW XOnK.rRsr yEssEi.- VIrginsa -.
Lane Of hHoAposd dsd Nee york Rucksfs-Ths ~ ~
Esor hast sailing rSsAr packet sehr crashas. Capt NIX
board III sa s q. dpsish Of s,ss
apply to selo OAvlD wh. cURRIE
UNon BosrON-yIRsr vrssEI-RseA,.eud a.d -
- boaoS Lfns Of Pcksfs-Ths sup<ror n.xi sailing k3fA
s.ss.' pssss .sh, Fannie csrrl. Cart osesss
With All posaib's Dispatch FOR hsanes u freight apply
..lo DAVID wM oURRE.
uNOn PHILADELPHIA TWICE
- Mkkk.-fhs A No. ! steamship PENN. <<A.
;ss:. :Si:.1: 90 ThUssD.r. sSs i I'D
sh p...s. having spes .seopaoA..,.a. apply to
LNOM BALTIMOBE.--Th rood sshr ANNA -
cargo rnE.eed, vnl s.n With possible dhpsseh Sos Ak
osNnes OF rexhi, apply To
..e-ss W. D. ooLourrr = co.