The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-14
yIRGINIA lNTEILIGENCE.


vTR9,INIA 1NrRr.1 If,RNCR.
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GREAT ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF Lands
e15,250 Mr.. p. bought this farm about nine
months since for ~ ,o00 ssse8 s.sasse7s So
PEfERsBuha frEMa-We take the following
Pc;,rosd paPefs 9: oasnsaay
crrs RssIroe 49, s.a f a. ...o ~ - - ~
Thursday The mall train dsie IN PetersbS,rr from
Richmond Friday morning did not arrive there nm
I'll the afternoon from an accident to the engine
Deud-Richard Furt prominent citizen died
on Friday. 4..s.s7,
Steambon. Seid-The little steamer Comet, has
been sold to Messrs. Kent Jeter for S6OOO
Hood IN some cases brought 4s pereord on Fri.
day. siesi sa i s.
Mark Darts has been chosen to the Common
Cornell from East ward, vice Goodwin, resigned
The Poor are to have $1,000 which has been voted
them BY the Council Fe3.s ~A ~
Fourteen Negroes, SIX of them women, all belong
ing to Hugh Nelson, were sold Friday for q, ,1OO
ftE AT CRY porvr a,h. s.,.h GA, 49,.
saws that nersons arc T p;os =.
nj City Point = 's'As '~'''0' -'''oA " ons NV
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MARhiAGEs-There has. been large number
OF marriages IN Norfolk and Portsmouth since the
IeIagees nave returned to their homes, and 3 cor
esponoent . 'peaks OF seventy-two others upon the
'~pi''stist ,sl sa aaEsss5s. Assts,,ssys.sasta -s
ELEcTToN AT NoRrorx -rbo. sT r,orn-..
Eso was elecfad fsnr,r,;s s,,... os: o. .. Sorprew,
for Norfolk cty ON Thnrsdav j... h, r,.,or;e,,
comnetitor t'' p'e' 'onn D. nrannam' Esq ms
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THE LATE DIFFICULTY AT BETHANY COLLEGE,
yA.--We have published an atcount of the recent
difficulty At Bethanv Callepe VI TIE foI,ou,;no
in on .o.orr. h,- ,f. phu;s ~, c-s-:
M 'As ~ ~ P DuIns' ING iree soh
genueman' VINO was the cause OF It,
ly debated by Northern and Southern students pre-
vious to Sunday, Nov. IL, without causing ilfeel.
ing on either side but on that day, at the presi.
dents request, Mr.. Philip Burns choose for the
subject OF sermon The Great Principle of LII.
berty," and alluded to West India emancipation.
The excitement became intense, and tremendous
stamping and kissing, it is alleged was made to ST.
lence him. Then about one'third of the audience
rushed ont with lsud cries and mprecations. Stones
were hurled against the house. and 1t proposed
to conduct MIR. Burns to Buffalo creek, hard by,
ana oapaZe MIN IN the name OF the peculiar insti
.ha;r nrnnae ne UO however were frustrated IN
friends The Isext lisw ,hent twam.n mn Nor.hnr.
stndants b.,d = n,ao.n az aous , ime1.y Nol.neIn 81
Colaes ,nIess .h,Sa s,t, 49,. ,s .ne
n,h,;o, -arr;add ~ us 80 or s.e ~, oe " ole
~ A., ,.p ~ .a =. .s1 a. on ue !onow
3 =, ~ .ne .a, 11e snat .ney
w w -. III ~ 'en siaoseo ,Ic : aSuy nau ue
IN aH tne leading papers Of tine Union Ten Of the
tbav had nassad and fa;l;,o -. oht.; s,, .orass
they Quilted Bethany College 7ze.7. : !.
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A fANo, az" nh'e 'ioDDhD IN hANsAs.-A cor
.e'ponoe"' VI 'le Oh LOUIS !h'ehlseneef WHung
'foin nahsAs, MO- On Tue @'tn Dec' says:
Asan mas .!e haaa oi violence marked tne course
VI .ne ~ - ~ Asnsas- tnat tne
ofhce OF the Territorial Register, Colonel Delahay's
paper, was ucss,oyeo cy MOD party OF pro-siave-
z u,en Iiolr 1ue Vicinity oi LGaVenWortn, OUT
cnisny lfSm Sa rsso coanty' mo; NO Inc attempt was
ma. niaae on S catuluay nient OoL Delanay was an
sent ~ AZ OF Aaw,ence, ana none OF tnose ABOUT ms
once attenpIed @ 70 ueIeno III inaeea tnere was no
Iesistance me press type, ana tne wnoie OF the
..: I:. mofe 'nloma N ueeP "s.er ~ tne nils
sourl I'erI "onsluelagie iot OF newspaper was
putneu. Inc citizens oi Loaxoh"orth dio not at
tempt 10 resist tne mop. ine latter mad some
ngnung alnong tneMseivSs, IN 'he groceries around
Tue ievee aiterwaros. Ihree OF iour men are re-
Poleea 70 nave Deen snol, put none were kiiied-
Inc Parues nao oeen drinAing Ireely. s4a
The lntelligencer says editorially: 5a
The Office ofthe Territorial Register. at Ieayen
worth city has been mobbed and the press and tvne
the offence of the Register. II was ahiv edited
and claimed to be an Administrator Democratic or
nonolas paner though II inclined IN make Kansas
n FREE Stafe Its founders we believe. were South
ern OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sisafI I'D.
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THE MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MAINE
n
T-:-,s.. = ss.....s :. A. -. -
naAine Aesi'ia'uro 70 ooso'eu '" 'lo e"D1eo' VI
slavery, and the subject OF African re-
ceives some attention. The prosperity of the Lii
harlan Renublic ia referred To with satisfaction.
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"os, w. "'ne eAy'' :.
NO reason appears 70 exist why II may not sur,
pass IN vlgor ana wealth. ana mucn more m m gooo
the Northern coast OF that continent. Some OF our
national vessels might be lifted and employed in
carrying to that colony all who are willing to 6e
transported thither And the expenditure would
appear to be equally legitimate, as the employment
OF national vessels to guard the coast An extended
line OF settlement OF nardy eolonists capable OF
bearing arms, wohiG prove quite enecuVe III CHECK
ing sne slAse tis1e. ,ag. ....,, a..
following very sensible and truthful remark: -,
"The Southern people are subjected to the bur-
den of slavery, they know how to treat it better
than we do and it is alike alien to patriotism and
true sense of religious duty to infame the minds