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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-04

TEHUAHTEPEc RoUrE.-The brig Aoroaster,
left New Orleans, on the Goth ulL, with one hun.
dred and seventy.ive laborers, under charge OF
Col w. G. Kendall. They had with them ali the
necessary implements to work the Tehuantepec
road to the Pacific, and 1t is fully anticipated tnat
this important undertaking will be completed IN
month or six weeks.
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DICHMOND WINE sTORE...VVe uow
IL have on hand superior stock of Wines and Bran
Gjss for summer use, comprising in part of
Hennessey and Otard BRANDIES, in wood and slass
Old Port WINES, part very choice.
hederia and Sherry, old and delicate.
Claret and Champagne, various grades.
Scotch ALE, of Yongers, Allsopps, Campbell's, and
Dics's brands.
London BROWN STOUT.
Ginger WINE.
Blackberry BRANDY.
Old Rye WHISKEy, few bbls. very choice, for
family use. For sale by DUDLEY CO,
e20 ~ Main st.
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DAMAGES FROM PHYsIcIAs.-Charies Stew
art obtained . verdict of tl75, in the Superior
Court at Cincinnati. O., Against pnyncfsn OF toai
eitv recently; for improper treatment Of frsesur
ed arm.
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FRAsxIIs's BIRTH DAY.-Some New Jersey
papers are advocating . convention Of edsofs ana
pr;nters 70 celebrate the 18th January, being the
snniyersary OF the birth Of the Printer Philosopher
BENJAMIN Franklin.
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A MAN WHIPPED TO LIFE-An intemperate
man, named Stanley, attempted to commit suicide
at Newark, n. j., on Sunday, by taking large
dose of laudanum, which rendered him insensible.
The Newark Advertiser says:
physician was called, who dt cided that the
only means of restoring animation was to give the
subject severe beating, which was done by two
men with heavy switches for quarter of an hour,
when signs of returning animation were shown,
and the patient sat up. glass of brandy was
then given him, when he fell to sleep, and the
beating process resumed until he was fully
restored to consciousness He is now compara
lively WELL except some suffering from the bruises
received from the extraordinary course ofsprou g.
to which he was subjected. This is the first case
we ever heard Of where man was whipped to life
from a state bordering on death. Gases of whip
ping to death occasionally occur, but whipping to
life seldom or never.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-04

SPEECH FRoMIHE PRESIDENT ELECT.-The ia.
Guilty of Marshal and Pranklia College, Pa, re-
Gently as has been stated, called on Mr. Buchanan,
to congratulate him on his election. In reply to
their address, Mr.. Buchanan said:
His election had been alluded TO- and he nigh be
expected TO say something that point. He hsd
betn elected to the high snl responsible Office of Pre-
sdent. tnd he thanked them sincerely for their
eongrstuiations but whether the event would provo
to ons for time alone could deter
miue :, ithout saying which party right or
which wrong-the fears of tho Father of his
Co1n:ry" had at last been realized, and behold
ssctionsl paty-cne portion of Union array ed
in political hostility against the other 1hs object of
nis administration would be destroy any sectional
Ia ty North or south and hsrmonize eli sections of
the Union, under q con 'ervative government, il
81 years sgo Cn'ess thi, be done, the time may
come when these national animoslties, which now
uuhspriiy exit, may break up the fairest forn of
government the sun shons upon; but be trusted
that the same power which had watched over and
preserved in the past will continue to smile upon
us and make q prosperous, united and happy peo-
pie In conclusion, he said that IL he could ia any
degree be The honored Instrument Of aiaS ing this
sectional excteIn, mt, and restoring the government
to the principle and policy of the fathers he would
them feel that he had not assumed the arauous duties
of the office In vain
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NIiSD wen the place, for il is true,

SCHAAP 4 co. are selling the most fashion sble
patterns OF Glass Butter, Preserve, Pickle and su-
gar dishes; Lager Beer and other Tumblers, and De-
canters; Cream and Water Pitchers; Goblets Wine
Gssses Egg Cups, Salt Cellars, etc Looking Glass
(broken repaired, land Clocks; NO Ffonstone
China Plates and Dishes, ETC.; richly guided and
nsmented Flower Vases and other Pailor ornaments
Walters; uid and Oil Lamps, and thousands of other
articles, at prices so aud rs cents lower than they
generally can be bought for. Our cash purchases
Northern auctions, enable Us to defy competition
Our Confectionery establishment is supplied with
Confectionery and Variety Store corner Broad and
Third streets. oc 20
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NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE Mr. Hill in
troduced into the Senate, on the 2sth uittimo.
bill to incorporate the Milton Junction Railroad
Company. with capital of 81, 200 600. This, NE
MT Boyd's bill, (says the Wilmington Journal is
hut another form of the DanviIle (Fa) connection.
It viii not pass at this session, but we fear that 6y
constant pressing it may eventually get through
although not at early day.
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DaABoIrcAL ATTEMPT .--On Friday night last
An atssups was made % ale Of the wire cables q
tha new suspepsion bridge over Whesltng Creek;
:, Whsslisg. Va ,but fortunately, the sreunosei
wsaiasesrupied hslore be had made ngch proGseo'
de succeeded 70 making his escspe.
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lid GLOVES of the best quality. guck.
IN skin and Castor Gauntlets, beautiful article
black and brown ditto, Wells at 81! cents coores and
white French Corsets, black Grape and Bugle Collars
Silk Blond Laces and Edgings; receiving par express
ana for sale by J. l. M. ROSENBAUM
no ~ 1879 Broad st.
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SAcRuEsE-A few nights since. . daguerrAo.
tyne likeness enclosed In q silver plate WAS prfed
from the tombstone of the deceased wife OF . Gil.
Zen of New Albany Indiana, in the cemefary In
that town.
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fNHANsE IN EUSINEss...A CARD.
" The subscribers, from the encouragement
ceived for nine nenths past in their effort TO keep
Grocery store On Temperance principles, find that
their busines will barely gay their xpenses, there
fore they have concluded to abandon that feature OF
their business and present TO the public stock that
will inyite more extended share Of pstronsga.
Respectfully, slZER PHAuP,
oc 92 lain 81.
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SHOCKING OUTRAGE AND TERRIBLE CASE OF
LYNCHING.-The Msysville tKy) Eagle, of Thurs
day last, contains the particulars of shocking
outrage committed in the town of Manchester,
Adams county, Ohio, by free negro man, upon
the wife of Mr. Morris, while the latter was alb
sent from home. The negro broke into Mr.. Morris
house and accomplished his villainy after despe.
rate struggle with the unhappy woman, who
fractured her own aw, it is stated, in attempting
to release the negro's hold upon her throat by
biting him. The negro then escaped from the
house and went home to his wife, leaving Mrs
Morris in little better than dying condition. Her
screams meanwhile had attracted assistance, and
the negros wounds led to his detection, which
excited intense indignation in connection with two
otker outrages or similar nature attributed to
him. He was found in bed with bis face badly
scratched and bleeding, just as described by his
victim. The excited crowd took him forthwith
before day, to an island in the Ohio river, just
above the town, where they hung him up to tree,
but the rope breaking, he revived. He then
acknowledged the Internal deed, and would have
been hung up again but for the interposition of
some of the less excited in the crowd whose coun-
sci prevailed and the negro was accordingly taken
to West Union, lodged in Jail, and chained to pre-
vent his escape.
During Monday night, Mr. Morris reached home
from Cincinnati On Tuesday morning, crowd
of men, with John Dougherty, "a brother of Mrs
Morris,) at their head, left Manchester for the
county seat, where they broke into the jail, burst
ing the locks with hammers, until they reached
the room where the negro was. He then took an
axe and broke the negro's chain, dragging him out
of the prison. He then took him to the island and
hung him upon the limb of tree some 25 feet high
On his way from Jail, and even under his galiows
the negro cursed and swore terribly, and vowed
if he should get off alive he would kill Mrs. Morris
At sight. After hanging until he was dead, his
BODY wss cut down, and with the chain still fas-
tened to him, deposited in box, and buried on the
island
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BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-A case OF breach OF
promise of marriage contract against + H. bonien'
Instituted by Miss Agnes Handiwerker, a. MEM,
nbis. Tenn, was decided by jury with an award
Of damages for the plaintiff to the amount Of siooo
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THE CALCUTTA TRADE OF BosToH.-There
are at the present time, on their way ont to Cal
cutta to load for Boston At that port loading or
their passage from thence to Boston, one hundred
and nine shiDs
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~ n E.--i an how IN regular receipt OF
~ SOFT and HARD COkE-the former a de-
lghtfui fuel for CRATES and the latter excellent
aud economical Institute for anthracite coal for
stoves, ranges and heating furnaces. Apply at the
coke yards of 10th street and Basin bank,
corner of Byrd and 9th streets south side Canal.
NH S----tx JNO. j, WERTH AIT
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aMv dear madam" said . doctor 70 bis patient.
..I Am truly grasifed TO see you yet In hfe Al ny
hr, sir honrs to i've" Yes, know you did,
doctor. but did not take the dose You left me.
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The far famed trotting stallion, Vel lmont blaek
Hs~k, died on Monday. at the stable OF Rn tWnef,
David Hull, Bridgeport w.
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ssLATE: sLATE! SLATA 81 nm pre-.
- pared, as the Agent of Owen jones' to furnish
rom the mines in Buckingham county, ROOFING
SLATE OF all sizes and in any quantity. The Slate
Of asuperior quality and is cheaper 1.-THE cost OF
painting being consdered) than any metallic roofing
nov N use. ALBERT L. WEST,
Architect and Messurer.
EF- Office next to Goddin's Hall.
lp,E
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SAILING OF MissIoNAkIEs.-Mr. ID. w. Burton
and wife. and Mr. III. MAR and wife, OF tne Ametf
can Missionary Association and Rev. ID K. Flick
niger. DR. w. b. Witt and Rev Mr.. BiIlheimer, II
the Board of Missions Of the United Brethren 10
Christ, sailed from New York on Monday, fF
Freetown n, Sierra Leone, in ibs ship Thomas Wat
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BURNING SNoKE-A manufacturer at G nein.
natl Ohio has introduced the English arrang ement
for consuming the smoke of his furnace. whereby
he saves about 90 per cent. of fuel
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FIGHT FOR KIss.-A Western Editor" gives
the following description of getting kiss from a
young lady, who said take it if you dare":
So at it we went, rough and tumble. An awful
destruction now commenced. The bow of my
cravat was squat up in half of no time At the
next bout smash went shirt collar, and at the
time some of the head fxings gave way and down
came Salys hair like food in q mill dam broke
loose, carrying away half dozen combs. One
plunge of Sally's elbow, and my blooming bosom
rufes wifted to the consistency and form of an
after dinner napkin But she had no time to boast
Soon her neck -tacking began to shiver, parted at
the throat, and away went string of white beads
scampering and running races every way you
could think about the floor. She fought fair, how
ever, must admit; and when she could fight no
longer for want of breath, she yielded handsome
ly; and her arms fell down by her side-those
long, white, rosy arms-ber hair hung back over
the chair, her eyes were half Shut as if she were
not able to hold them open a minute longer and
there lay little plump mouth all in the air My
goodness! Did you over see hawk pounce upon
a robin, a bee On clover top +!
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FEHh CHEAPEST FUEL.--At the pre.
sent relative prices Of Fuel NATURAL COKE
undoubtedly the cheapest. The SOFT COKE is
r1squalled fuel for CRATES, being easily kindled
ceany. and one third more durable than Bituminous
CosI. The HARD COKE is an excellent fuel for
cooking rauges, and for furnaces in dwellings,
sctores churches &c, and is nearly if not quite as
cu-a5ie as Anthracite.
PRlcIs-soft Lump, $3.50; Soft Hail, s5. Hard
Coke. either grade SIS per load
Yards, corner 10th street and Basin Bank and 9Th
and Byrd streets JNO. }. WERTH, Agent
AL-ia
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MERCHANTS sINsUKANCK,COMPANS;IYY

Vi or gtCHM0ND.-This Company insures avs.
Y description of property against loss or damsee bv
S-s or the dangers of the sea.
No chsree il msGe fer the Policy.
Ofce for the present, on the East side of 18th NJ
aesr Main, up stairs.
TORS:
Nm. Il. Christian, VIM. Breeden,
;ehn PURCELL Thomas r. P1es.
Nm: g. Pane, Jas. Thomas, Jr.,
Lewis Ginter, John Currie, Jr,
Aug. Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
James L. Apperson VIM H. HaxalI
Hescoe t-sa John D. Qusrles,
john Dasry, David j. Bur-.
gtchs q Haskirs Larkia w fs!szshrook
Lewis 2. Crenshsw, D. Won Greains,
-ic..p.s x. Anderson, Emanuel BfiIeT.
az - Sinton, Ed, II. skinkef,
franklin Stearns -
A. PLEAsANTs, President
). ii MONTAGUE, Sec'y. au5-ts
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HIGH PRICE OF PROVISIONS IN MINNESOTA
The Burlington Gazette learns from Hastings go
miles below st Paul. that the river at that point
has closed, and in consequence thereof, provisions
had advanced very much. He states that -four
was selling at Hastings for $40 per barrel pork $50
per barrel; butter so cents per pound, and every
other article in proportion, and it thought by
all that prices would be much higher during the
winter,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, WING BUILDING
RICHMOND, November s, 1856
N'OTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, TINT I
= = shsl on WEDNESDAY, the 10th dav of De
crmber. 1855, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ at this office take
an sccount Of the debt still due from the estate of
Nilarl NJ. Fulton, deceased.
no l0-d4w r. MILTON CARY, Commi.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Thursday Morning, December 4. ISne.

THE DAMAGE BY THE LATE EARrHoUAKE IN
THE MEpITERRASEAN.-T Terrible Fye-Our Eng
lish files contain particulars of the late destruc,r.
earthquake in the Mediterranean. We ertrsc,
the following
Letters received at Malta from C.nd;. +. ,u
in the island Of the same name, give denIorsh,a
account OF the ravages Of the recent eartbou,ka
IN aadi'ion 20 those we have already published up
20 the lo'h OF October, (three days after the
shocS AS many as 500 mangled corpses n al
bean dug out of the ruins besides MANY nsrson.
ssvereiy wounded and bruised. Not more than
90 houses remained uniniured The ovens .nd
bakeries are destroyed, and starvation menaces
sne houseiess population, in addition to the in
clemency of the weather. The Roman Catboiic
church, only year ago erected is in ruins.
In the interior the results are still more appaIlipp
FIVE villages are totally DESTROYED. and the few
surviving inhabitants are reduced to the most ab
Ject misery. A steamer had been despatched to
the commanders In chief of tho Anglo French
forces at the Pirau of Athen1 craving assistance
and the Ottoman Pacha had sent desnSfeh to the
sublime Porte to the same effect RG8oea has
suffered more than was at first reported I rfest of
the houses in this town will have to bd K mot
wholly in great part rebuilt, which nfs1ess
an immigration of builders takes place will not
be effected in FIVE years. Good workrncn obtain
-. I'd. per diem, master masons much more and
iaborers Is. Cd per diem 500 carpenters would
readily fiud work. The church. hospitaj moor
house and school of the Roman Catholic commu
nifty, and the Greek school are among the fallen
buildings 400 tents have been sent to Gambia
from Canea, by the Governor General, whose
humane measures to succor the poor are beyond
all praise.
at Maori, on the coast of Asia Minor opposite
Rhodes, which has at different times been the scene
OF severe earthquakes, the shocks were but very
slightly felt
letter from Meteln Of the 10Th October states
that for the previous fortnight one or two slight
shocks OF earthquake were experienced in that
Eiand IN almost every "a hours. Happily, no harm
has been occasioned further than causing great
alarm among the inhabitants, especially in conse-
quence of the lamentable catas:rophes at Gambia
and Rhodes.
The shocks were experienced at Beyrout, but
effected no injury.
At Thyra, during the time of the earthquake,
hreimsnifested itself in an oil mandatory Not
"ithstanding every effort was made to extinguish
the flames, this was not accomplished until go
shops, grand mosques, 3 store houses, khan,
coffee houses, and grain store.were destroyed
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II1f0ktVA < DING BU SINE SIN

E1'VhWA x ID n q Is Q = \ 4 = S.-IN
y CREASED DiSPATCH.-I have made strange
nents to increase the line Of boats running from nv
son. send OUT boat every other day SUNDAYS except.
ed By this arrangement will put goods through two
days sooner than heretofore, and nearly if not alto
less expense.
Merchants west of Lynchburg wishing to consisn
their goCds TO the rarord agent required to de-
post funds TO pay the charges to that point as the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay or col.
lect charges on goods received by the Canal
lY 29-ts ALFRED S. LEE. on tha Dock
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II kACTIFUL ASsORTIMENT OFF NEW
10 MUSlC-Receved by

HAROLD L MURRAY
Vocal Beauties of Ii Trovotore. selected and er.
ranged for paror and concert use by Grover Dres-
s.e consisting of II numbers.
Speak kind word when you can, song; by Tho
25c,
Gentle Annie; beautiful melody; by Foster. 25c.
Beautiful Leaves; and beautiful song by the
author Of Shells of Ocean, &c. S5c.
Hopes Gone Ry, song; by Thomas. Csc.
The Village { ieen, ballad 25c.
Cheerful Voices, sons: BY Glover. &C.
PIECES.
Hesitation Polka; by Francis H Brown Soc
APerpelGal Feast; set of beautiful variations by
Grobe; Nos. 50c
The Song Of the Captive Bird; variations by Fran
els II. Brown. 500.
Pretty Tunes for Little Folks "A beautiful mslo-
dies by FcsteT arranged for young pupils by Bellak
Each l5c.
full supply Of all standard and popular Music on
hand, and new Music received weekly.
M use sent by mail, free of postage no 10
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DEMOYAL.--Or. PLUME has removed

IL his ofice to the third house. South of Trinity
Church south side and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. p. continues to treat
sI syphltic and gonorIbe.l complaints; and having
lad much practice in this line atters himself that he
give very general satisfaction call from
those Interested 10 solicited
DR. T. ala makes and vends one of the best resto-
rstiyes (Chemicai Extract of French Flowers for
consti, utional weakness ever offered TO the public
DR.. r. may be consulted conf 4entially by letter,
or otherwise Medicines securely packed ane sent
to order, in almost any direction.
Office hours from B A H., till M Franklin
Va no Is
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Corn il selling .. forty cents per ousbel 10 Sash
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On ono FINE HAVANA CIGARS, n ado
<sV.oUU Of rev crop Tobacco. just received b,
the subscriber. Lovers Of . line CIGAR are invited
to examine my stock.
CHARLES RICHARDSON.
Importer OF Hsgsns Cissis, American Hotel Build.
ing, corner Main and iIth sLs, c23-N
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CHAs. H. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between A1f
and Cary Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, ablie Buildings, ~
Metallic Roofing, Gutterng and spouttng pat
up any part of the city and country.
WHLL AND GARDEN PnxPs FOR SALE
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d y. HILINkN J. >. HILLMAN.
II w.HiLII1iAN 4; CO., so Front street
u. NEW YoSK, Agents for the sale of VIRGINIA
NANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Ylhnrai advances on consenmenta se T-6us
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EVsIs y. WEBB Il CO., GENERNI,
| I COMMISSION MERCHANTS, offer their ser
ICES for the sale and purchase OF Flour, Wheat
Germ. Tobacco &c. se s-.-6m
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-
eet ai0ws
|emene In
~, 20 &C.
Efone, an d
'enstene es d
probation
rated nto
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EAUTlFUL FARM MEAN RICH.
ID MOND FOR SALE.-We are authorized to sell
that really beautiful farm Richmond. adjoining
the estate called "Tree Hill" in the occupancy
of Mr.. Vim. Jno Clarke, formerly by Edw Cox,
decd The tract contains 81 The land u beau
tfuly situated, and the view from Richmond unsur.
passed. The dwelling 10 not only very Spacious but
il built of brick 10 In tn trough repair, and 10 in
every respect most desirable residence.
For terms, apply to
no 6-2tswim GODDIN APPEHSON
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ERksH sUPPLiks OF PlCTUkks, at
l. i42 Main street.-Ws respectfully inform the
have extended eur stock OF Engravines Atbogrspns,
&c coneidsrsbly, and are now prepared to onsr
such, unframed or framed, on very ACCOMMODATING
terms An early call 10 solicited
g. The PistuTes for tho Rotiehomsnls raastiDes
printed very thin perer are also for sale By
WM. 8ATTLEk CO.,
de3 l4s Main e below ExshAAee Daak
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~ The Daily Dispatch 10 served to subscribers
=, stx AND AauARTEs CENTS PER wEsk, payable to
~, Carrier weekly, Price for mailing 81 year or
ss 70 for six months, In advance.
~ The Weekly Dispatch 10 issued every Fri.
..r snd mailed 70 subscti hers at 81 per anpum
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1 ME A p Il ~ EAnM Wy I'LL NGM
- BRIDGE Road, THREE MILES BELOW
RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-The subscribers are an.
thorized to sell the Farm which Mr.. Miles Macon
recently resided, and locateda above.
1t contains about LIS scres The dwelling 10 large
and conveniently arranged The land proc uces well.
The place 10 healthy, and the neighborheod excel
lent. ts4
Mr.. John Mutter, residing on the place, win take
pleasure in sho wins it to those who msy call.
Terms of payment accomplishing. Apply TO
no 8-2awlm GODDIN L. APPEASON.
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DUTTkA ----30s kegs Hnperloe Asoshea
ID Butter, just received and for saIe by
no23 CHAs. :. WOkfHA0 -. z
OEn bA8kkTe CE1AaeAGMA - -
% = = a'1'''a' s'sfsb fnsdbff1 81 20. , Nj. Z.
4 ,XN014ne MD DUAk kr.-1 6Qxlo 1aI.
~ le. Caad!es ~ 80 - ~ - 9sssesss ~
fsr sssb c4AS :. Woi1 = ~