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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17
Valuabls Earn foF sals.


FEHHE snssgsgsss = e. sssis.s = 80 4 ssiss.
y - NEuao WOMAN $500 - yssfs 81
efs 80 stltEt naalksaif Thfs Wsnssa. Hts
zee - ffeessfsessf a. afstssas kFses ssfFnaf
isss,. IS. = -, '-ss.s 49, sgaoY.
ASOAEw 3 EEasEDY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17
d III DENR mNnaR.

y AAeHbhA ~ HaE EfkOnE
AHha eehN8. f.FeesfiT ~ R-sksisF etanfs
" NfEfhts. 80 ~ 80 81 safiy 81 Cert ssisrs
~, tsf fsn3gtf ssf BesTtisg iiqass 70 VI Hsss
dse 1atstzsl Eiaiio7s efR stsFf ~ - a. =,
Hesf. hsffeoas are eol1fssIasfs So sfeassst 4,
sst ~ hpsas sssy - ssotss ifga - ospst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17
NOTECB.

nuRCatEEGa 81 sssfgs Il ~ ~ n ~
~ " stfnss.Erlsea ftsa - nfs rsnsefftiIF
festefft 49, 49, es1ae ~ fas 80 49, rttr1ss
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-. Cfe8i'efs ~ ~ EaeEi ae a1essi ~ fkslr
we7ef, ssf NEsE - r4ft
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49, tsss ~ ~ eatitl1s3 eFI sissss aass 49,
asig ss'hflrieafet So rsr - - ssfr4uiessf.
Nsfelss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17

Jaly I. t656.
~ PsS,iss distressed ID ~ Shave decree ar.
hssssy nolihs4 Inst On wednesday the 70 4 car of
aasesl, no a shs ota7- q White Bots 10
eefd 70 eEeeute the foregoiBg decree az whieh iims
sEs place tssy are Frqnised - Apead Gises ua-
Ger M had a. Comatssfou<F
JAY ,. 1856 LAWSON BOTTs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17

isso Assss - Lsa4. nssasv EAsssas.p.
WNhE subsrfibef oa>fs for saas vsivsssly. as
u farm IN Boisfoart eoassy iVias 81 hssa So.
81 Csinvea CFpsk. fosg miscs fros Fiaeasfis -
Teefs are upoa Ne place 81 sscsssasy impfoys.
1satr. via ne aadiiica ofa
Saw MIll ana GRaas MIN.
" desired ~ fsfa uosis ~ eivfss1 isiO -,
irsets, via Improvements - ta.h
uPon ths Fnfshass nsasy, q asslsalls. sEksaasS
iAs iasefsti AeFzpa ~ pad sss ua3lp
20 fnfthsE tEigfmniiga afkfo,s a. srA-~s ~ A
Fieeas,i, We ~. VA. ~. WOODkoN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17
S67,0o0 !!

~.
Lottery for the bsnehi Of the Slate Of DsLa,a,,
Class y, fos 1866, 10 be drawn at Wiimington,
Delaware. o. Saturday, Jaly 2slh, 1855.
Is No Loiiery-13 DrAun Ballots.
BanuIST scHKhE.
! Grand Prize Of e67, 200; Isplondid do.
10000 10000 $4,000 0,OO0 1853 !;
10 Prizes OF $500; so Of $4,000; so Of
$1,000 l70 Of 500; &e., Sc.
Tickets $40 90 -TIsIvss IeJOO-oaar,ers 500
Eishths $50.
Certificates Of p i, Of IS whole tietetsl SSTO OC
Do DO - Half, 1850
Do % % Qaaf. 67Oe
Do do 26 eighlhs 31'7S
II Orders for Tickets and Share. and Carlo.
esles q Packages in The abovs Splendid LSlRrirs.
VIII receive the mcst PfoSpi aIsentiOa aad an sc-
eoaht q each drawing will ~ seat immeAiateIY
after u n over 70 all Who order ffou me-
Address, Psi. BUCKEY, Agsst.
June ~, 1870. Wtlmingtoa Del
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17
Cholera Preventive.
THE sEFNoUR HoUSE
At OFkney Springs, virginia.

"a UFAucy springs virginia,
; sew oPss fof he rseepuOs Of visitors The
variety Of waters, bsaaiifal sesaefy and ans ar
make if - the ipys.d o. sksss uho uish 70 sp.esi
ssw weeks tSa he cares o. Iife. piacs q 10.
ssrpasssbis aiIaetion.
Ths saisfs Of Ofkasy are Salpbar. CAalyhrats.
Whhe Moaniais Bear WaiIsS hsf siaIs
ssryasts hall price LiYery faF h0fsss 30 cts per
daY
Coaohes ffsm Nsw AsrkFi eonaecting uith ne
Waller lias q STAGES and Fsturn.
ALEX. r. SLY WoUR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17


fIhniS eaase coming on again 70 b heard this
4 - tay ofJone lsS6. upon the papsrs former
~ fsat and upoa the report Of nissioagr Bots
mars % ne present tern, was Argasd By Counsel
upeH eoaStteTaisChs whereof, % icing obiecied 10
ca eehAh 81 Richard HsricrsOa safvivin9 Irusise
ee. Aai saat EePori does set AseeFiaia ir0m uhieh
q tss ifnssees tbs bsiaser foahd dse l. properly
raTae.s. asd The Coun net eseiding whether both
= 'as Trssts~s are iesp0ssibe Tor the Whole iund
q Eei ~, bSisg q o7iEios thst SD fset should Be
sse-sisiaed as9 rspsFsed bssefs q G<Sfee cas- Be
Psoperty rendered fos said balance, said rSrorf IL
f~ee1 ptilst 70 ssDe ComH ionsr fef tasf , a.
Pnse and n sesing under THIS refsrsdrs The C. On.
a',Ne9ef 70 auihsfizut 70 gre malice % tke tine
SO Ase y gforeeiieg wiiA saif euqniSy By pabli-
cafes eses verk foF fsas sB~essslye vseks. IN
oas % ne Hsw-PaPefs psblisAe,s ID CkatIesiozn
s1cn Hahiisaiteu - Be eqnlSHsst 50 persosai ses-
yrs bsttee uP1n ths rrsrrsigs parties Interested
70 his caasc. A copg-Tess.s
1T. BROWN. CLERK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17

AFNHeF See &aSf.
Jaw e. si1iss asssss. - -
~ paies eiii ~ - 3 fst,sesf sfafr d. -
iefas nssis1 800 b 80 IN 80
fzssi ~ D fref asaFff
lssf - iets-N W.Tuaue .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17

sIA, Jessrsca Sss.fy, set
IN sAs csazsx Ger. Dun. Tsrz., isss.
srsS9t t4>tths ci>rk sf dr. cs-,st h.snl-h 10
~ ~ ssa<rs erssn e Ne shsris. ia NINA alag Il
100 -. -. 49, ~ cytes $500 ]. s&nss e.Isos
sss s, = - 's's is<ossss:;Fc o.,
=. =: f'''''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17

Trustees sale.
WILL. - sol1. tihr Dusiilar Hs'use q Philip
w Cecss Harr-rs Penn.
On Safsy@ay a. 2sfh asy n gsis, tiHff }
= ~ iss foliaziaz PERSONAL PROPER
- ~
4a-s-.s BEDS BrtstfsSs sst Bsttitg
aaars O. Vacfgfpaaes. Cats.
fsAfza g.. = tpckirg eltttzf
-aaafe. a.
- Faf1s - CO. rs
ho-ss. - -, ssi sgsrg rafiriy -
Rgassssls aaa site Ven FuFniturs,
Fa~---he
a.. a. a., ,-zs - ss-ai,s.' q. 80
fAat y Trarssf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17

Thers 81 - sssacflsa . maas ~ sehslars
ssteFiuT $50 fts assslos hsa saumseeef shiil -
o. 81 HsFf@arf. o. = FsTF neessssrg tkai fta
steisFs etsad ali 81 rfssfsi 81 - epsaiae q
a. seast1a a. ttess eszniBF n iafs rigs ~ Pie
= t-0ss tfsseis ~ seecaai q tss fiGsaitF e
-. - -. IA 4. -. q, a. $500.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17

containing SO ser,. more or Ies..
well valersc, WITH 40 shabtanes
Of sIee!ien, TIMBER. anu With
nearly 100 aerssof The besi quail
ifJ ct Geek toliou, while the
Ea,S3d : kisely soil sad remark
stie fssti:t, .chd sts1sst To The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17

: a. Jes StH Hssssks tie p4see
j DR. JOHNSTON.
sr q iAs Royal College u Sasseoa.. I.o,A....
he1 coo .. the taost esais-ai eaIlrSs. a. IA,
sss The Err.t-r part q Uhr-. Lf- Ia.
II s'eat n tae nra Hop tais q Lsaaua Parf. Pal
ga a@e sisew here, h4s eascfed sosse az a., -,
sNa.< eHse, thsi s~Ts ever kuoSn mans tr,,.bl,d
fASiss a tbe BEAD aEd ears NaeA .seet, MAJ 49,
-. eS'AS @A-fssse al sal1ss ss1.ds AID basAf.l
stth HrSs~sf e41shlnE, zitea8ed .oaaetIu~s v,tth
q ss1<H1 q sl1za, wsrr earrd .asBedi.iriy-
Il cEGTAlN Disease
Zee n ni.ra.Asd sa4 tasgsssI at ,s,,,,- II -.
s- has i7ssssd tAs ses1s u Ihs. esialsi &c. :,
s-s aAPi'-~s tks' An ili- iGs-d srss- a 49, .
= ei-e lts'l. esirr' Has, ifoa .pplyisE 10 H..
'slz rdues'ios aad r,.p-ef2s,tsy, eAa -. -.
ssal, eSiaf 90 Isll tkr esaif.tsf,og,I -,
1919 <as-.-s s.Akr th-5r sppcar.ee.. 80.
.si. 'arssi. sSss, sara, &e rso.f,s.ia. a. rl,s
~ fAP2ffy. til dszth pa a t-'y,.J a, - a 49,,
finf,. ~ -esifHz Aia 70 .ths, b.-rr. g..
a.esi1ef ysiarsa o. - a nels-eA ~ - "a,
-. FL ets.-s - "a. i.TSibl- .ss,., 40
u - sll'tsiHess - isusrs-s ps-t-s,ss. sta "a A.
sr~U g-'ifas. ulrfrnrY fEsz tse sassiIivtis.
4 aaas rs rsslsss ofhs~ mlsef.hs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17
First-C Class Jefferson County, Va.
Lands fer Sale.

NhE OaDERsi0NkD odss iss ssls h. tao
l. Farms, hsraley sAA GFss.ners -ki~1 a.
loin eeeA etAsr. snd eoas,i.aie 0ns cen aes sody
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17

in said Deed menlIoaed called the 'Retrra." IyIu1
ADD being 10 the County Of Jedersou, on a. Easi
side OF the Shenandoah River, being the same
vAich was conveyed 20 sah Coonss - sFhom !,
Rogers, Comnisstonsr eontaininv -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17

w AWg WoN A. 49, s.,sss, -. u ~.
sf4fs 49, go 81 HiHts e kssrS 49, -.
90 go q 500 fisi-s,lt.e tsesfss sfsss
49,. -. FeeE Fss19 1ggfCE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17
Trust SALE.

Tn Pursuance Of the provisIoss Of q Deed Of
i Tra,t executed bV Philip Coons. 20 the nnde,.
s'gnsd, Trustees, daisd 22i day of October Iass
and GUY OF record among the iand records Of the
COanty Coan OF Jefferson Covaty, Va Tor the h-p.
sfa Of FOotaine Beekham, George G. Beekhsn.
John DonAhoe and othsfs therein named, Ne viii
On ne 26tA day Of JuIy 1856,
proceed 10 aeIt h.iore IN. If,f,.4 S,.,-- NJ, =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17
THE CREEK FARM.

!, Ca tAs sane day. viii be sold On ID. Or, .
the Ecsidae OF the sane tract. kaoun a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17
goarnsrman RIAek.ymIlh NM.

SSAt3Nt - NAANAt 'N'N ""AttN'
A NAN q frEasrFtoss kNste ss4 seeA Voft-
y mas. viii aas esastaaf sG lsloFHstaf asa Foot
Fsysr y spPiyisE - ~ usssrss esd So iais
". 0EORa.s ~ .sPoTTs
Jaiy 70. Is5s-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17

In sdihfon TO the abovs uasis, ISe Cenmisaion-
ers, b the same authority. VII seli On .--
Friday, re 25tA day Of JsIy mem,
upoa The prem i,es ia, valuable ae, Of lard lying
% The oposaOa GIssk N Berkeley County known
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-07-17

Painss, els, q ~. -
81 nnn LHs TsFtsff. = ,-k-oss Ors,-
ZsWUW isa pesass LswE
rFuarf O. 90. M.
ssl,s ctFssss Ysl.sv. sssaas b 80
Z M's Fafs Ltrfserf Ou;
. sFifis 81 Taffrraaa
80 ~ Fsrg i EisAsrfst
Ahs sA''A 3, ~ - . ~ - -.
lsss q. isss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

SYMPATHY FOR sARpIEIA "A subscription is
goine around in Boston under the auspices Of sew
ss a italian gentlemen well known In literary an"
musical circles, 70 aid the movement OF the nee
people on the other side Of the Atlantic 20 prs.ens
4 hundred cannons 70 the government OF Sardinia
for the fortress OF Alexandria, which separates
Sardinia from AustriA-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

MARRIED.-George w. Curtis. the author OF the
Potiphar Papers was married Thursday noon to
Miss Anne Shaw, daughter OF Francis u. shaw,
of Staten Island, N. Y. The ceremony was per
formed bv Rev. John Parkman, uncle of the bride,
At the house of her father About thirty persons
we're In ATTENDANCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

Mr.. PEABoBY-Mr. Peabody has recovered
from bis recent iDdisposition and took bis thanks
giving dinner in his native town Of DanveTs, on
ThurEday, which was thanksgiving day in Massa
chusetts After short visit In the vicinity &
Boston, he will start on his southern tanr. infena.
log to be in Washington by Christmas. lie WIZ
refuse alI public dinners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

DEATH OF : LIFE CoNvIcT.-Augus:us Dutee,
a convict under life sentence for the murder OF
Ellen Oakes in le4S, died suddenly in the Massa-
chuset;s State prison on Tuesday while at work,
of the murder attempted to take his own life W th
pistol, and ball lodged in his body at that time
still remained there kat lis death. He was Sc
years Of age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

MURDER IN ALBANY, n. Y.-The telegraph has
mentioned the mysterious murder of Mrs Owen
Bulger III Albany, N.Y., on Tuesday night last
The Argus ofthat city says:
She left her residence, No IS SCHUYLER street
ABOUT nine O'Clock last evening, and nothing was
heard Of her until half past six o'clock this morn
ing, when she was found murdered in Quay street
short distance south of the foot of Cherry street
She was found lying with her face downward in
the mud and water, and her sun bonnet skirt and
comb about one hundred feet from her body Up
on examination, several marks of violence were
found upon her lerson. The wound between the
eyes upon the forehead appears to have been in
hicted with brick or sharp stone. Her face was
o!ood shot, and her throat exhibited marks of vic.
lenee, with every appearance of stransulation
POOLS OF blood and water were visible about the
pace, and for some distance from the spot where
she was found there were to be seen indentatiops
IN the mud. showing that she had been dragged
from the spot where she had been murdered, with
the intention of throwing her body into the river
when the murderer probably became alarmed and
lett his victim where she was found. Mrs Bulger
was about thirty five years of age, and is said to
have been sober and industrious woman. When
she left the house last evening she locked the room
door in which her mother and five children were
and put the key in her bosom, where 1t was found
this morning. Her husband is in the employ of
John Taylor, running boat between this city and
New York, aud was absent at the time the bastard
iy outrage was committed. There is mystery
hanging about this affair which may never he
cleared up There are many suspicious afioat with
not particle of evidence to substantiete them.
Some ofthe police are ofthe opinion that some per.
son attempted to commit outrage upon her per
son, and that during the melee the skirt was torn
from her, and her bonnet and comb fell from her
head
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

Coop NEWS FOR CHRISTMAS is said
to be very plenty In the markets Of the various
cities, and prices are cheapening very fast. Feed
Is not so high as |, as last year, and the farmer
can therefore afford 10 sell bis turkeys and chick
ems at Q lower rate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

LIBERALITY.-A gentleman in Boston has con-
tributed 5000 towards iquidsiing the debt of
$50 leo Of the American Board of Commission ers
for Foreign Missions A gentleman in Connect
cut has given 81, 600 towards the same purpose,
and three other persons have given 8, ,32J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

COPYRIGHT LAW.-The New York Book Pub-
fishers Association lately adopted resolution de-
clariug that in their opinion, it would be highly
conducive to the interests of literature and Il .
book trade tha. an international copyright law
should be passed with such restrictions as would
secure Just protection to the mechanical inter
est iuvoly ed in the question.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

s5o; 900 do. Alvi1osup 1t o. Is; $50 do Eaton
- crs sxtn as - 50, md 40 do. DoRssic sup,
Whe.ta 100 sacks Choice sold ct 2ac- and DO d.
Bsrlsy-2oo sacks Prime sold at pa, and 800 do
Jobbing at $40.
oss-l6o sscks prime sold At s2z7, and 200 do.
rotataes-5oo sacts prime and choice sold, in lots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

IACK 91gS5- E4UkLsIUR BITYERs, is
y peculiarly adapted by its composition, TO every
disease Of the liver and which il produced by
our ever varying climate. In all forms OF bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint it 10 one OF the most
valuable remedies
by Druggists generally. Je <"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

REMARKABLE DIFFERENCE OF oPISIoS-An
exchange has discovered that the most remarka-
Bile fact about the weather at present Ii, that Ia
dies possessed of handsome Gets OF furs fud 'it
bitter cold" for the seasop, while those who
no: 90 well provided declare that "it amt cold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

A REAARKABLE FUSION The Boston Daily
Chronicle W hich was established as the organ OF
the Rum interest in Massachusetts,, and the bos
ton Daily Telegraph, which was established to
advocate the Maine Law, are about 70 tnse ano
heeome one paper as the advocate of Republican
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01
ssIGHg' H. e = ID it Il ID .-- ANOTHER
- WONDERFUL CURE OF SCRoFULA BY HAMP-
TOMS VEGETABLE TINcTURE.
ENrrrS rarru 0ckG

NEAR CHEsTERTowN Oct. Esd, 1856.
HIesgys Mortimer & MolcbrGy: Having seen
ticete Of great cure Of Scrotula by hampton's Ve
Rele5le Tincture on a servant boy in the family of the
Hon WIN P Ihomasson, of Kentucky, with certii-
ca,ss of Hon II Clay and others teslifying 10 per-
scEs cured by il, also induced to try he TIC
tuIe on servant gir of mine Her disease 1ods scro-
ta, IA its worst form she was blld IN 6ofh eyes
ana her case was so bad that never expected TO see
her restored procured tbs Tincture and am hap
py 10 say before she had used one bottle she began TO
se=--ad by the time she had taken the second bottle
her eyesign, vss quite resrored, and she cured of
tits l0athsane disease, and now, though two years
have elapsed she mas hsd return OF the disease
ana consider her entirely cured by this Iincture
give this certificate that Others may be Induced, as
was to try this most valuable remedy, rs believe
from what have aeen it would cure most disease OF
this kind IL ANDERSON,
Kent County, near Chestertewn, Md.
sg7- Delicate Ladies and children will please give
It d trial.
Cali and get Pamphlets Cratic, and see cures cf
Coushs Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint
ScTofala AS female medicine it is unrtyalied
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
frs nos after all other remedies have failed.
Sold by o. a. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
& co, Eichr7ond; bY Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg: BY
al the Druggists in Petersburg, by MORTIMER
NOW BRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists hnd Store-
keepers everywhere.
rg- eI per bottle; 6 bottles sor -.
S-dAcLg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

SHERIfFs UNIFORM The Newport News says
that the sheritfs throughout the State of Rhode l.
land have adopted Uniform style of dress for
court and State occasions. Among other features
of it is the State of arms worn upon the but
tons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

FOR FILLMORE STILL-Mrs. Prewett, of the
Yazoo City (Mss) Banner, runs up at the mast
head of her paper the name OF Miiiard fhInioIe
and WIN. l.. Sharkey, of Mississippi, for the Presi-
dency and Vice Presidency in 1850.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

NAvAL.--At the Portsmouth (Va) Navy Yard
on Wednesday the engines of the U. s. steam
frigate Roanoke were put in operation, and it is
stated their operations were satisfactory in every
respect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

FROM RIo-rhe United States flag ship Sa.
vannah, Commodore Samuel Mercer, late Brazil
squadron, G. F. Enlmons commanding, arrived at
New York Thursday evening from Rio Janeiro
which port she left October 18th, at which time the
city was healthy.
The American engineers, under Col Garnet.
were progressing with their surveys for railroad
into the int erior of Brazil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

CHARGE OF BEING ENGAGED IN THE SLAVE
TaADE.-Joaquin Negrot and De MeDa, weii
known cigar dealer of Boston, have been arrested
and held to ball. one in five and the other in ten
thousand dollars, on the charge of being engaged
In the slave trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01
{$fIilA'E 4 DRUGGIST AYs.-.

IA nlA's' 4 DbtCtaESH Sl3 s..
w DK. l. SCOTT u Col take pleasure in adding
my testimony to the iticacy Of your DR.. mcLane IS
Improved Liver Pills. Having q biileus attack ari-
sings oouDt, from the torpidty of the Liver One
Pi was sufficient TO restore my liver to healthy ac-
ton. Consequently, am in usual health to-day and
cheerTuly reoommeId the Improved Pills to those
similarly affected. Yours,
F.. CHALyANT, Druggist.
Martinsburg, Va. Feb. %, 1856.
All She above hediclnes for gale by Purcell, Lsdd
4 Go and Alex DuvaI. Richmond. no IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

Asew to Dtps1 --Hssekssh Hsyysaf un1S ~
| third appearance before fbe Msyoe Nd 9a1nsdny,
on the charge Of being drunk N the streets, and
such an appearance We have not seen for many
struck by the rising ground between ths syes, ths
eects Of which had 90 discolarsd hjs pespees that
he resembled painted scare face made q frehten
children Having ne one to bail him, he was sent
to jal, and may yet get situation IN the chain
gang. ~ - a4ns sg
I'm a Fr Vincent Andrews got very boosy last
Friday, and by way of exhibiting his Dutch cou.
rage made an fort to assault and beat his hslpIsss
wife but a. she bad NO desire for black eyes and
bruised cheeks, she called on the law for protec.
tion, and had her lord and master taken care Of
Last Saturday morning Andrews came before the
mayor and made many apologies for bis short com
ngs but failing to convince bis honor that be would
lead sober life In future, and take proper care Of
bail =
Not Proved claiborne slave to VIM TinsIey,
was arraigned before the Mayor last Saturday 10
answer the charge of harboring Joseph Burrei Q
free boy, and apprentice to Jos Ramos the
said boy having absented himself without permis.
sion. from his place Of business After hearipg the
evidence, the prisoner was released and the stray
apprentice turned over to his boss
7respassipg ellison Badkins, white man.
was arrested last Saturday night and committed to
the cage, on the charge Of Thomas Duke He
will have hearing to-day. ~
Big Haal-The police. last Saturday night, ar.
rested and committed twenty negroes, for various
offences All of them were found guilty BY the
Mayor and punished.
Fne.-On Saturday morning last the stable of
Mr.. r. L. Chandler, near the 1rst market took fire
from the stove, but the flames were exit. ,.uished
before doing serious damage. &&
Re engagement of Booth This distinguished
young actor has been re engaged for another week
and will appear tonight in Bulwer's attractive
nj IF iche eiiaup No have Io< 4hats
house will greet him on the occasion.
False alarm A false alarm of 6re was caused
yesterday afternoon by the burning of . chima'y
on 18th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

A SHARK AS WAS A SHARK The New Orleans
Oa) Picayune tells the following: A few days
since the captain Of . ship at anchor outside the
Pass threw overheard a shark hook, baited. .whic h
was speedily swallowed by a shark of the spotted
kind. The shark. which was got on board with
much difficulty, measured II feet IL inches long,
feet in crcumference, ana his liver exactly led
. beef barrel He had seven rows of teeth, and In
his psunch was found the body of mar, partly de
composed His jaw bone WAS taken to the city,
and was found TO be large enough to take in a su.
gar barrel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

REMOVAL OF LARGE TUMoR.-An ovarian
tuu,or weighing one hundred pounds, almost solid,
and one hundred and ave pounds with the fluid,
extracted from woman, by DR.. Dunlop, of the
town of Ripley, on the Ohio river was exhibited
TO the students of the Ohio Medical College. by
Professor Blackman, and thence was conveyed to
the Miami Medical College for the inspection of the
students of that institution. The woman from
whom the tumor was so boldly aud successfully
extracted living four days after the operation,
and was improving. She resides in Brown county,
and Is aged about forty one years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-01

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