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To Be IIUNG.-Theodore Bauman, German, con-
victed of violating the person of child only FIVE
Years of age, is to be hung, the Governor of Mary
land having refused to commute his punishment
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Sc Do You SHAyE?-lf 80, use Fontdine siCred M
If WAX FLOWERS. 1t makes rich, emolient lather
and prevents all irritation of the Sold BY all
druggists. and by f. G. FoNrAISs Co., 800 Broad
vav Now York Sc 4-3t
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FIRE AT RRATTLERORO'

BUFFALO. Sept. 3.-0lver Lee & Co.'S Bank has
suspended payment. The other banks here ar.
considered strong. and there is no excitement.
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MARINE DISASTER.

BRATTLEBoRo', VT. Sept. S.-Twenty buildings
were burnt here this morning including several fine
dwellings, paper mill and Esty's rule factory.
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HI~ SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR, an.
Brunley" brand for sale by
est PEfTpN d PhIION.
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'aoABLE GoLD MiNE.-A few days ago there was
deposited In Bank, In fredericksburg bar of gold
valued at sl,22s, from the vancluse Mine in SPOT.
syl'ania county, Va, the product Of twenty DAYS
labor
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ny VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Virginia Me
chanies' Institute, will be held THIS EVENING, at
quarter to 5 O'Clock.
sc Tit j. W. LEW ELLEc, sec y.
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NORFOLK, Sept. ARRIVED brig ArabelIa. from
Aspinwall for New York, with foretopmast gone
and foremost sprung, sails lost and crew sick of
Chagres fever.
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THE SORGHUM IN vIRGINlA.-The Rockingham
(va) Register notices a bottle of nolasses, made
from Chinese sugar cane by j. H. Mcleod of that
county, by the simple machinery of cider press
From 121 stalks he obtained one gallon of mo
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NkS9~ UNION FEMALE INSTITUTky hICH-
uosp yA-Elder Ro r. SrUBBs and Rev. &. VI. IRA
WICK. Princpals-This Institution will open on the
18th September and close 18th July, embracing TWO
terms of months each, at tine following rates per
term viz: Board $50 Tuition in the primary
branches $40; complete English conr.e SIS Ancient
and Modern Languages, zach s.: Painting, DRAWING
&c each IS; Music on the Piano sni.
A. G.. STUBS,
ss7-dIm Secretary u. 4. /.
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GONG ro.vo1E-The free State men OF Kansas ill
Convention at Grasshopper Hall have resolved to
vote in the October election, and have nominated
Marcus J. PARROT formerly of South Carolina, for
member Of Congress-.
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g6FAIRBANK's SCALEs.-Every per-
son using SCALES should only use the best. which
can always be had OF Fairbanks agents,
MESSRS. CLARkSON. ANDERSON CO.
So Pm No. LOG Main street Richmond, va.
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RESIGNATION OF JuDGE CURgis--The resignation
OF Judge u. " Curtis, of the Supreme Court of the
United States, has been placed In the hands Of the
President.
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SALE oP A SrATUE.-The Baltimore Patriot states
that the "Coquette" of Barbee, the sculptor, has
been purchased by Virginian, and will soon be
brought to Richmond for exhibition.
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The AMERICAN CAPITOL when finished will have
cost sioooo,ooo, and will be the finest building in
the world
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The LOWEST BIpDER.-The contract for the work
of the Croton Aqueduct, New York, has been given
out to the lowest bidder. One offers to do 1t for
s6l4, rs, another s729 s07, difference of s1l5500
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FIRES IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS Sept. 1.-Two fires occurred here
this morning; the first at Molony Brothers, on Mag
szine street, and the second at coffee house, on
St Charles street The loss by both is about &c.
000-and the insurance about $4,000.
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SAILING OF SrEANERs.-The steamer North Caro-
li.a sailed from New York for southampton, Sstur-
day, with los passengers and $4,000 in specie
Among her passengers WAS the Rev. Eugene Kin
caid, missionary to Burmah. The Edinburg also
sailed from the port for Glasgow, with rs pas
senuers,
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
CTELLA SHAWLS, STELLA SHA Wis.

CTELLA SHAWLS, STELLA ShA Avis.
~ LEVY has just received handsome assortment
of the above mentioned article, which he will sell
very low. Also. fine French Merino Fall style Cali
Goes, of nice quality, ysras for 81; 6entenens col
0red bordsred Hdkfs at l21a cents: fine Huckaback
Towels at 81 so per DOZEN Linen Hdkfs at 81 cents
piece; yard wide Eleached Cotton, at 10 cents per
yard; Ladies' Hoop Skrts, at IS cents; Hoop Skirts
for Misses at 50 CENTS Black Elastic Belts. at l2s
cents Collars sold ut half their value Beached Cot
ton at ga cents per sard Corsets and Bodices very
low; Apaccas; Mouslaines; Ducal Plaids; Oriental
Lustres; Double width Debege and Berage DeLaines,
to be sold low. JACOB A. LEVY,
Maj,
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GJ- TYLER & Co. who took $4,000 Portraits In Rich
mond last season, have re-opened their extensive
Depot, l3s Main street. for the season. Call and see
the improvements.
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SANxAY 4 CHALMERS,
pbotographists, las Main street.

nEy~ PERSONS desiring duplicates OF the
orann of gentlemen delegates TO the Presby terrain
Hon mention ) taken by us, can obtain such at our
Gallery. where may be seen beautiful Photograph
of the new Custom House, taken q few days ago
reasonable terms and in the most artistic manner at
SANXAY d CHALMERS,
.s-,w las Main street.
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n.y. FARMERS ASSEMBLY

hers of the VIRGINIA. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
are hereby notified that, on MONDAi, the I'm Sep,
fember Is57 an election will be held at the Grand
JuTy Room of the County Court Of Henrico, for the
election of six delegates TO the Farmers Assembly,
which is to meet in Richmond on the 9th Of october
nexf JN0. 4. CHlLDREf.
1T Commissioner.
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o. THE GREAT STEAM PICTURE DEPOT, l39 Main
street, is re-opened and reftted for the season.
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HfS~ PLAYS! PLAYS! PLAYsl!
TRAGEDIES,
COMEDIES,

..
Over $50 different kinds for sale at III Broad street.
price l215 cents each. or 10 for 81.
New Plays received as fast ~ published.
Plays not on hand ordered il desired.
b. +. JAQUES CO..
Book and News Agents,
se7-3t No Izl Broad street.
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RE- THE PUBLIC are again blessed with the cele.
brated TYLER Co. who make Portraits for so cents
of better quality than others can for 81. Gallery
l3q Main street,
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NEWFOUNDLAND TELEGRAPH LINE ABASDoNgo.-The
Toronto papers publish report that the present
Newfoundland line of telegraph Is to be abandon
ed. 1t has cost more than million of dollars. 4
road WAS cut for 1t with immense labor, through
400 miles Of dense wilderness, and it Is now found
impracticable to keep it up through the storms and
Ice of Newfoundland winter.
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e. ANOTHER case of those very superior French
Caters and Shoes has just been received at the I'm
porting House of ALsx. HILL. No. 1T Main street,
Richmond Va
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APPOINTMENT DECLINED.

WHEELING, Va, Sept. 5-The river to-day il
falling
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TOTAL WRECK OF AN ATLANTIC STEAMER.
QUEBEC, Sept. 5.--The steamer Clyde which sailed
from this port on the 22d of August for Glasgow,
was totally wrecked on the oath on Peroquet reef
The passengers and crew saved and placed
aboard of the Anglo-Sa1on, which proceeded to Lii
yernOaI
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IMPROVEMENT TO NAvIgATIoN.-A scheme il on
foot for the improvement of New River, Va, SO as
to render it navigsble for distance OF so miles
The sum required is $1,000, of which $500 has
been subscribed. The barges will run from the
lead mines to point short distance below Cen
trail Depot on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
wytheville.paper thinks the depth of the river
will warrant the use of steam tugs.
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The New York papers OF Saturday afternoon
state thar young Wagner ded Of his injuries on
Friday night
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rHr,HoRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
= LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARAGo

NEW York, Sept. 6.--The Arago arrived of Cape
Race on Thursday, bringing Liverpool dates to the
10Th ult.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 26.--Sales Of cotton for Monday
and Tuesday $1,000 bales--closing buoyant and &C.
tive, with an advance of "a. Breadstuffs have a
declining tendency. Buyers demand a reduction.
Sugar buoyant and advanced Cd.
Consols for money 93l4.
RUSSIA.
The cholera is abating at ST. Petersburg.
MADAGAscA.
The Queen Of Madagascar recommends the per-
secution Of Europeans who may settle there.
TURKEY.
The harvest In Turkey has proved very success
full.
FRANCE.
The French ships in the India Seas had been or
dered to render every aid to the English Troops
ships in proceeding to India.
ENGLAND
1t was reported that Lord John Russell would
be elevated to the peerage.
Commercial failures were reported in Liverpool.
Parliament had prorogued. Fuller details are ex-
pected to-day.
TURIN AND NAPLES.
Differences had arisen between Turin and Ma
pies. ~. ..-
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| VERY ENTERTAINING BOOK.

THE Adventures of Gentleman In Search of a
Horse. BY Sir George Stephen-Verbum Sa-
penti. "A Nod is - good as Wink to Blind
Horse Reprinted from the last London edition;
illustrated. SIPS
Six editions have been published in England and
the American Publisher is fully satisfied that the
work will afford enough of novelty and interest, to
amuse well as instruct those who may give il u
perusal. For sale by GEO. NJ. WEST,
lit Eth street near Post Office
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LAYING THE CORNER SToNE.-The ceremony OF lay
ing the corner stone of the large Hotel at the
White Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier county, Va
took place on Tuesday last at 10 o'clock. After
prayer, a brief address was delivered by Judge
Wayne of the Supreme Court of the U. s., when he
proceeded to square and adjust the stone upon the
bricks 1t is stated that this large building will
certainly be ready tor the reception of visitors next
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MoRNoNs SENT OF OUT SwITzERLASD.-The police
of Wiediken in Switzerland, have been obliged to
interfere in order to put check on the proceed
ings of the Mormons. Three individuals calling
themselves priests of that Sect but whose conduct
was anything but clerical, have been marched to
the frontier by the gendarmery.
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TRIAL OF ABIGAIL GARDNER FOR MURDEI

TRIAL OF ABIGAIL GARDNER FOR MURDER.
BosToS, Sept. 4.--The trial of Abigail Gardner
for the murder of her husband, Hosea James Gar
diner. late postmaster at bingham, by administer
ing arsenic to him, has occupied the Supreme Jul
dicial Court. in session at Plymouth, nearly the
whole week. The theory OF the defence Is the ao-
sence of direct proof the uncertainty of circum-
stantial evidence, the want of motive and the
probability that deceased poisoned himself. The
evidence and the arguments closed last night aud
Judge Merrick charged the jury this forenoon.
Previous to the Judges charge Mrs. Gardiner
addressed the jury. She labored under much ex-
element and frequently burst into tears; but
solemnly decsr, d her entire innocence OF the
crime. verdict will probably be given this after
noon.
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Tasares--There has probably never been "o.s
successful opening night for season Una" w
seen At the Theatre Saturday night Ihe ""
sers were pleased with crowded house. 'ns A.
dience were pleased with the company s aaa
company were pleased with liberal anu Ia Oar.
mating applause Messrs. studey' soke' .s,.d Az.
ker, and Mrs. philips and Miss Parker, ae.ea -
oelen,y and established IN .,s .lsp
wh H aetinr IL always up to high standard OF
,rs. received with cheers, as was his wife,
~ :. an ,mproyins and valuable member OF the
ea..na,v To-nisht, the comedy of "Extremes'
viii he nut upon the stage in as handsome style as
a. b.. EVER beeu produced in this country.
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STAMPEDE OF NEGROES FROM NORFOLK
NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 5.-Twelve negroes have run
off from this city for the North in few days.
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SAD ArPAR.-Mr. VIM. T. Ferguson, formerly Of
Lynchburg, but lately resident of Nashville,
Tenn, whilst the subject of delerium, induced by
brain fever, with which no had been i'll for several
days previously, committed suicide in the latter
city, Friday, by shooting himself with pistol
The remains of Mr. r. will be carried to Lynchburg
for INF
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aPUcTAL NOTICES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES art 10 fast
taking the place of Lithographing. An extensive
glass factor ia this city has Just ordered 20 copies
4 diploma to be taken By photography. the copying
being done a. welas fby a lithograph.-Dsspd'ehV
Thursday.
We respectfully inform the public that wear pre-
pared 20 execute any style Of copying from Da9nsr
reotypes Paintings. Engrsvngs, or Drawings ~ tns
hest manner at the most reasonable rates. views
OF churches and places OF business taksh
In the most artistic manner; x,ypa "A
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HETo MERCHANTS, MECHANICS AND OrHsRs- mer
chants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILLHEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST
ERS, &c. &C., printed, invited to call at our ex-
tensive Job Office, which is supplied with almost
every variety OF type embracing all the latest styles
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bust
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex-
ceed.
Wedding Party and Ball TICK ETS, and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
style
All work executed at short notice and at the lowest
CASH PRICES. "a call from those desiring any de-
scription OF Printing is respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and 18th
streets, where be some Of the finest speci-
mems of printing ever executed in this country.
JNO. d. HAMMERSLEY CO.
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OVERS goR NORTHERN CoSsipERArioS--ln view
of the recent assembling OF an emancipation con-
vention. Mr.. Jared X. Jenkins, of Selma, Ala, Of
fers to sell to such phlanthropist, will set them
free, T53 slaves, at 500 eachthis being less than
the actual price now ruling the market-the pur-
chaser to give bond that they will emancipate, and
provide for said slaves for year after the sale,
40 that they will ''neither have the necessity to
stsrve or steal" wealthy planter in Mississippi,
offers through the New Orleans Delta, to allow any
abolitonist twelve hours private conversation with
ten Of his negroes-he not interferring-and the
abolitonist to have the slaves if he can persuade
them to escape.
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BERP pAcKISo.-The Present &dson.-The
Chicago Journal Of the 10Th ult, has the following
relating to the prospects of the beef market for the
coming season:
The prospects at present are that more beef VIII
be packed the coming season in our city thah du-
ring any previous year. One heavy packer est-
mates the business at one-third more than tine
figures of ls55-our heaviest season. Another
estimates it higher. In 1855 the number OF cas-
tie packed was 2S,912, with an average weight OF
5T2h pounds per head; SO that to take the lowest
received over SO 600 head will be packed. One
house alone in the city has government contracts
which would seem to justify such an estimate.
At present there are only about 1000 head con-
tracted for by Chicago packers, but in the course
of two weeks a large number OF contracts no"
pending will in probability be closed, and these
figures very much increased. OF those ALREADY
contracted for we hear of 5000 head at 3ll cents
gross weight; $500 head at 3 cents and 3Ooo nead
at trfe below cents There is little probahility
however of any further contracts being made TINS
season below 3il-perhaps none below 312
The quality and weight of cattle the present sea
son throughout the West will be much superior to
those of last year. though they will come to the
block three or four weeks later.
ELopKMEsr WITH $50 GOO, AND ARREST FOR BrGANr.
young man named Robert j. Lambert. was
brought to the city night before last. says the de-
trot Press of the 30th, by Bradley Co.'s police, of
Chicago, and lodged in JAIL on the complaint OF T.
Lark, of Chatham. Canada West, who charged him
with the crime ofbigamy, he having eloped with and
married the step daughter Of the complainant;
while he had another wife living. 1t appears that
the young man. who is aged twenty-three, Is an
agent for the brush factory of Berrien Co. Pearl
street. New York and, having occasion to stop for
a few weeks at Chatham, became acquainted with
the young lady in question, whose name was Wary
+. Brown. Her step father kept hotel in Chat-
ham, and means were found. through the medium OF
companions, for carrying a correspondence that
was forbidden by the parents of the young lady
The cash that she reported to possess in her
adventurer and he found no difficulty in obtaining
interviews with the young lady and finally persua-
ded her to el0pe with him. Lambert was arrested
and is in JAIL the fact of his former marriage is
well ascertained.
MoRMoNs SENT OF OUT SwITzERLASD.-The police
of Wiediken, in Switzerland, have been obliged to
interfere, in order to put check on the proceed
ings of the Mormons. Three individuals, calling
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rARPETINGS, CURTAIN GOODS, &c.
1857 FALL 1857
& co


are prepared to exhibit this season, at their
CARPET WARE-RO0Ma, No. IS MAIN ST.
the largest and varied assortment to quality
and price of goods in their line. that they have
had and which they feel satisfied will rarely be
in any one house. Importing direct from the manu-
lecturers large portion Of their goods and carefully
selecting from the best in this country buy
likely get the full value of their money
from them anywhere else in the United States.
IT, In CARPETINGS, they offer
English Velvets, Extra Ingram,
Do Tapestry. Super. do.
Super. Brussels Common do.
American Velvets Venetian,
Extra Three-piy, Dutch, &c, &c.
complete assortment of RUGS, DOOR MATS
COCOA MATING, &c, always on hand.
Their stock of CURTAIN MATERIALS il an ex-
ceedingly handsome one and embraces all descrp-
tons of goois used in making Curtains-from the
plainest to the richest Styles with suitably TRIM
MINGS, &c.
Also
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS
PIANO COVERS, &c.
They have, and will hereafter keep more extern
siye supply than they have heretofore DONE of WIN
DOW SHADES and their fixtures.
RICHARDSON Il co, IS Main st.
~. They will have CARPETS, CURTAINS WIN
DOW SHADES and OIL CLOTHS MADE TO ORDER.
Sc Pms
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GRAND EXCURSION, "a
a aooliHI!onr. e.

~ nnnN EIGuT 80
"o0eI-'hi L.&
PROTECTIoN PIRE COMPANY. NO. 2, Com
mander v B0sseux, have ths pleasure OF announcing
10 their friends and the public gen.Jsly that their
FIRST ANNUAL EXCURSION,
down James River. will take place, on the evening
Of -
M0NDAY, THE 7TH DAP OF SEPTEkBER.
The favorite and splendid steamer CURTIS PECK
has been engaged fov the occasion, and other ar
rsngements have been made to contribute TO the
comfort and pleasure of those who may honor them
with their presence.
d. The boat will leave the wharf st o'clock.
The Music will be furnished by SMITHS ARMO-
RY BAND.
TICKETS can be procured from the COMMITTEES
of Arran gsnents, or from any other member OF the
Company. Price 81. admitting = Gentleman and
Ladies' Fifty Cents will oo charged Tor each sd
litional LADY.
B- REFRESHMENTSf furnished at city prices.
CoNMIrrsE.-Commander Bossieux. lat Foreman
Crawford. and Private Cyrus Bossieux.
au lT-eodtd
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n5- To REGULATE THE LIVER Is oNB op TIE PHfsl-
can'sprncipal aims in all Of debility or weak
meas of the SYSTEM for whom this is done health ma
turaly follows.
To find remedy to do this has been the aim OF DR..
Sanford during years Of practice, whore the LIVER
INvIGoEroR used with the greatest success, and
fully experimental with. until it could be recommend
ed with confidence and truth, and in case has it
been recommended for the of any disease until
it has been fully tried and known to be beneficial in
the treatment of such diseases.
Nearly all the diseases which are subject to or
iginate from diseased Liver. which shows itself in
the fosn of jaundce, dyspepsia, sick headache, sour
stomach, bousness, weakness of the back or spine
stomach and bowel arrangement and many Others toe
numerous to mention all of which may be benefited
BY the use of the Inyigorator curing the Liver and
removing the cause.
Bennett, BEERS FISHER and ADIE & GRAY. Agents
for Richmond. SO l-dScw2w
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SECOND DISPATCH

PLYMOUTH, Sept. 5-The jury n the trial of
Mrs Gardner were discharged by the Court this
morning, and the accused recommitted to jail
The jury were out for twenty-five hours and stood
FIVE for acauital and seven for conviction.
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Coop PRIcEs-Ata sale in Winchester, on Thurs
day last, work horses were knocked of, at $50 to
400 each: colts from $40 to 500; cows $25 to $780,
hogs, first choice Of upwards of $40 each second
lot of 0, $3.50; two young sows go. The property
generally commanded full prices, although many
persons were prevented by the rain from attending
he sale
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SHILoH BAPTIST AssocIArroS.-This Association
comprising thirty large and wealthy churches
chiefly in Culpepper and Madison, commenced Its
annual session last Tuesday, at Spring Hill Church,
in Albemarle county,ya. Rev. B. Grimsley preach
Cd the Introductory sermon; Rev. j. B. Taylor fol-
lowed him in the afternoon. Dr. HILL of Madison.
was made Moderator. The churches reported large
additions aud sent up good amount of funds to
the benevolent movements of the day. They re-
solved that during the ensuing year they would
raise 5000. resolution was adopted calling
those connected with churches as Southerners to
come up to the support Of the colportage work.