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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-02-25
Tnteresting tn Phvsicians

@AVGAOIVA1O -
A physician residing in a pleasantly located
IA village, with a practice from twelve to six
teen hundred dollars, per annum, is willing to dis
pose of his property at a reasonable price, for the
purpose of changing his location and entering the
mercantile, business. ALI confidential communi-
actions addressed to A. NJ. German, Raleigh, N.
C., will be promptly attended to, giving descrip-
ton of property, price &c. This is a rare oppor-
tunity for physicians who are not pleasantly and
probably located.
February, IA, 1857. 25-8-4t
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~AGENTS! AGENTS lzsa

sending me their address will re~
ceive, prepaid, our New Catalogue OF Pub
ications. for 1857, containing over 100 new and
popular Works. My instructions to Agents will
snable them to make from $50 to 500 per month.
Address, ID. RULIoON,
% South Third ST., Philadelphia, Pa,
23-3m
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PRICES CURRENT.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

- h0DOFJGu ny 0HO u. ALhE q DKLOs
GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Naval stores, soft turpentine 2 80, lard l 20
spirits turp. 90; rosin | 10 a - common tar,
81 80 salt sack, 100; timber Sc to $40 90 -four
supr. z % a family Z Is corn 70 400 butter % to
80 meal so to So bacon, IL hogroand, Is a
hams coffee. rio III to II; laguayra II to l3; j-
va e to II, ST. Domingo II a u; sugars loaf
Is, crusheo 0 a Is: C Yellow 134 a 90, A coffee
90 a IA, brown 90 a 123; molasses hid. 90 a 4s,
Dbl. 50 lime % to l So cow peas 80 to l 90;
oats 90 to 4Sc.; cotton lie to II lard 10; rice,
4 per cask, cleaned tallow candles Is to Is, ada.
% to 80, sperm SO to SO. Feb. II
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
From the " Observer"
Bacon 10 a IL; coffee, Rio, 13 a IA, Laguay-
ra 10 cotton, II a II according to quality -four
81 a Z 25 according to quality; wheat, l 10; corn
30 a c; oats so Goa peas IS a 80 hydes dry,
10 a 90 green, 4 iron, swedes, 6 a En-
glish. 0 a 5; lard, Is; lead 81; molasses 4s a So
nails 54a53; salt, Liverpool sack, l Is a 0 90; sugar,
loaf Ii, crushed 13 a 133, New Orleans 10 a II, st.
Croix and Porto Rico IL tallow, IL a IL; tobae-
CO manufactured, s a Is; white lead, S24 a u
window glass 5 by 10, q a q 10 by IL, %; yell
low dip turpentine, 2 25, ,scraped so spirits 44c.
Feb. 16.
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RIDGEWAY SELECT
MALE SCHOOL

TIE next session will INNER Monday the
9TH Of january 1857, and close Cd Friday the 29th
of May following. Terms as heretofore. Those
wishing to p~atronize the School would greatly
promote the progress Of pm ,ils by sending them on
the first day. Address,
VIM. II. BASS,
Ridgeway, Warren Co., N. G.
Nov %, 1856.
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To all afflicted with pain in the side, female
suppression, or general debility, we would know
ingly advise Sanford's 1nvigorator as a remedial
agent in ~effecting a positive cure. 1t cannot in
jure, never debilitates, although a mild cathartic.
A trial will convince the skeptical.
After suffering many years from Dyspepsia, and
believing there was no hope in my case, my moth
er, at length, heard of Sanford Invigorator. |
had no confidence in it, but was astonished, on
taking it, at the benefit resulting to me from it
| had eaten nothing for many years without ex.
treme suffering, but now can eat anything offered
me, and shall never cease to thank DR.. Sanford
or his Invigorator. 23-4t
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LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber being DESTROYS to remove west,
offers for sale his Tract of Land, on which he now
lives, containing about Eve hundred acres. lying
on Goulds Fork creek, FIVE miles North of Wades-
boro' and the same distance from c.. F. College
About two hundred and fifty acres of said tract is
open level and in a fine state Of cultivation.
Also another Tract, containing fS2 acres. one
mile farther Nerth. About fifty acres ofsaid tract
is o pen level in a fine state of cultivation, with
fine improvements.
Also a House and Lot at c. f. College. near the
Mineral Springs. 1t is eleva ed and very desira.
BILE. Any person wishing to purchase any of tho
above named property, would do well to call and
examine for themselves, as l would sell upon rea-
souable terms.
LEWIS PARKER.
Arson Co, December is. 1855. I9-tf
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Joseph B. Hinton of the city of Raleigh, N. c.,
hereby states for the benefit of others similarly
affected. that on the 9Th day of February, 1857,
one application of some half hours continuance of
Professor DeGrath's ELECTRIC OIL, considerably
relaxed the muscular contraction of his knee and
ankle joints in a nearly disabled leg; reduced the
swelling and tenderness of the joints, and gave
him better use of the limb than he had had for
many months past. He is therefore encouraged to
hope wholly to regain the use of the limb by a
perseverance in the remedy. He further states,
that one application of the ol to one of his ears,
which had been rendered very deaf by a cold thirty
years ago, enabled him to hear the ticking of a
watch in that ear very distinctly. And he has
witnessed some surprising cases of speedy relief
given by the use of the oit in rheumatism in this
city, the last few days. JOS. B. HINTON.
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q. I 0O0 AGENTS WANTED. e lher
eD wv Ladies or Gentlemen in every
town and county in the United States, to engage
IN a genteel business, by which they can make
from loco to 1000 . year. For particulars adj
dress enclosing one stsmPs
S. A. DEWEY d co.
Box Isl, Philadelphia, Pa, P. o..
2I-tf
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FORM ROOK.

WNHE NORTH CAROLINA FORM BOOK
containing all the most useful FERNS which
occur in business transactions between man and
man, as well as in official stations together with
the Constitution of North Carolina, and Of the
United States the act fixing the fees of Clerks,
Sherifs, &C., calculated for the use of the citi-
zens Of n crth Carolina, and made conformablc to
law. Complied by a member of the bar. Prico
ST. For sale by II. d. TURNER.
81. T. will send the above work by mail, pos
tage free, upon the receipt Of 81.
Raleigh, 1857. 90
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SWAIM'S Observation-Disclosures.

SWANS JUSTICE-REVISED.
THE NORTH CAROLINA MAGISTRATE, A
Il practical guide to the Laws Of the State, and
the DECISIONS Of the Supreme Court, defining the
duties and Jurisdiction of Justices Of the Peace
under the revised code of $685., together with
full instructions and numerous forms and prece-
dents, BY EDWARD CAHTWELL, ESQ.,, LII. B.
Counsellor at Law, One vol. 8vo., containing
nearly 900 pages, handsomely printed on good
paper, and well bound, in law binding. Price So
80. Postage SO cents. Published and for sale by
H. D. TURNER,
At the North CAROLYN Bookstore.
Ra1aiSh " e. Rehuary. 1857
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PAN as.

DR. L. s. Perry, successor to the late DR.. W
IL r. Scott, having extended the favor of his
Office heretofore granted by his predecessor, Scott,
the subscribers will continue to keep sample Pr
AN0 FORTE at said Office, an dwil hold them
selves bound to the purchaser Tor the ~satisfac-
tory performance of all pianos:o made and sold
by DR.. L. s. Perry.
J.J. WISE 4 BROTHER,
Hanover street,
Baltimore.
May 3. 1855 O.
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NEW BOOKS.

II ANE'S EXPEDITION.
* VIOLET; OR THE CROSS AND THE
CROWN. By Miss Mcintosh.
ENGLISH TRAITS. By Emerson.
BERNARD LILLE. By Hon. Jere Glenn
ems, of Alabama.
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
Carefully Corrected By

Grocers and Commission Merchants.
ToBAcco-The market was rather duller to-day
and we thought prices a little lower. We quote
common Tugs, g a Il, good u a 81, leaf 81 a $l4,
breaks larger.
CoTToN-The market lower; we quote good lot
at III a 123.
WHEAT-This articles is lower; we quote 142 a
157.
BAcoN-There is very little in market. We
quote sides at IL q 127. shoulders 101 a IL.
GUANo-$60 Ton 1000 lbs.
SUGARs-Are rather tending up
GUNNY BAGGING-We quote good article 153
a 16.
SALT IS cts L.. P.
MACKEREL-No. 3, Z a II.
Feb. 81 1857.
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MARKET.

1CcpO1tCO y" GC oP"C 1N0 EAJ0J OH
A. nj. MCPHETERS & co.
WHOLESALE GRocERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, va.
Breadstuffs, Flour in fam demand with good
supply, we quote S. +. S74 All, extra II a
family 81 a $50 corn opened after the freeze at
So, a 20, wheat, at l so a ! SIS, red. l 40 a las,
b. e. peas in demand l so al 564, stock peas wan
ted at l 30 white beans dull at l rs; provisions,
N. C & Va hoground 123, hams IA, western Shout
ders 10 lard L. old mess pork 1924 a %, Ash,
no l mess Mackerel $l9 20, no l medium ID a
IA, no 2 9 81, no 3 II dried fruit, apples in
demand l IS, peaches $41 a 5, peanuts go a 81
cotton, small lots at III. stock in market is about
1000 bales, III for inferior, 125 for average, 13
cts for prime lots; naval stores, spirits turp. SO q
50, common rosin l % l 81, no. |, | rs a 81,
white 81 q 81; tar very dull $13 nominally
slaves, W. o. pipe SO, culls $50, W. o. hid. $45,
culls SIS; r. o. hid $50 a "a. Salt /. b. 81 70
Groceries, Sugar are very scarce and continue to
advance. Refined Crushed and Pulverized Is a
ISL. Loaf Log a is cts. Soft Crushed A. 144 a
l41 cts. B. Il a 144. c.. IS a 134. P. R. in hhds
II; We quote Wholesale prices.
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ems, of Alabama.
BUFFERS SERMONS, 1st and ID Series
BY William Archer Butler; late Professor
in University Dublin.
For sale by W. L. POMEROY.
Jan. 10, 1857. 3-tf.
TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE.
A Farm. containing by recent survey 437 acres,
N about one third Of which is in the original
growth, about the same portion has grown up
IN woods which is now nearly as good as it was
originally. a considerable portion of the remainder
is prepared for cultivation. It is on Tar River,
eight miles south of Oxford, has a good dwelling
house with three chimneys and a cellar. There i
a never failing spring of first rate water within a
hundred yards of the house. The sum Of two
thousand dollars viii DO required in cash for the
residue liberal time will be given. The tenant on
the premises will show the land.
WILL. L. WYCHE.
Granville, Dec. 10, 1856. left. 81
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NEW PLOWS.

At the NORTH CafOlln
Raleigh, \. c., FEBRUARY, 1857
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

FROM THE PL.INs--hore Oatrages 6g the Indians
and Aormons-The Warsaw (Mo.) Democrat thus
sums up the substance of letter received BY cit
izen OF that comfy from Mrs. Hudelson, written
soon after the arrival Of the latter in California
Mrs. IL gives thrilling description of the dan.
gers and hardships attending an overland trip TO
California. They were hourly in danger of being
attacked by Indians and Mormons. who, saws Mrs
H.. range in bands together, robbing piIiaging and
numbering unprotected trains of emigrants
Mrs. Ii overlook one tram from Illinois, belong
ing to II MIR. Holloway, which had been attacked
by a band OF marauders. His wife and child had
been killed before his eyes, he himself badly
wounded, and stripped of all his property includ-
ing hfteen hundred dollars. Mr.. Holloway's sister
was along but during the excitement of the attack
she escaped, and driving miles on overlook an.
ether company who returned with her to the scene
Of blood The muruerers had completed their
work aud were gone.
Mrs. IL. and her company came to the rescue of
another train which had beea attacked, finding a
woman lying upon the ground with her scalp taken
off,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

At Lyons they now manufacture a species of elk
for ladies dresses so thick and stiff TO obviate
the necessity tor orinoline. The cost of such q
dress Is about 12o0f
The Englisl, Government has granted penfion
of E3o a year to the mother Of the late SIR. Hugh
Miller.
The Methodist Conference Of Mississippi met ct
Brandon, the morning Of the 18th inst., Bishop
Early in the chair.
Coal is selling at the mines the Ohio river at
from ten to twelve cents per bushel.
Turkeys and geese sell in Gardiner, Maine, for
eight cents per pound, and nice chickens for nve
aud half TO seven cents.
Lady Byron has sent over contribution Of $2s
TO the Children's Aid Society Of New York, to bs
used for the beneft Of the poor children.
The Iowa Methodist Conference, lately In session
passed strong resolutions against the use Of tobac
CO among Christians.
60 Of fcnrRnmrfion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

AccIDKsT.--Thursday morning, as the steamer
George Page was making her A. NJ trip from Alex
andria to Washington, four horses attached to one
of the omnbusses became restiye at the sound of
the crushing ice, and although several men used
their utmost endeavors to restrain them, they
dashed towards the bow of the boat and dragging
the vehicle after them, plunged into the river
The boat passed over them smashing the body of
the omnibus and it is supposed killed three OF the
hsrses outright. The fourth got detached from
the Others which, in the darkness it was supposed
at the time he had reached the shore; but, when
the boat after six clock the poor creature
was still swimming around the shipiS Gotta, lying off
Anacostia. He subsequently, reached the shore,
but in such condition as to leave no hope of its
urther usefulness. The loss to MIR. Latham can
not be less than 81 200.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01
AMIcABLY ApJusTEp.-Daniel Hiepir

AMICABLY ADJUsTED.-Daniel Higgins
made his appearance before the Mayor yesterday
to answer the charge Of assaulting and beating
Timothy Collins; but when the case was called
Tim faced his Honor and informed him that the diff
entity had been amicably adjusted and that the Law
might release her iron grasp on the accused. Tim
was thereupon mulcted for the costs of the prose
cution, which he readily paid, when the warrant
was dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

The ENGLISH LAsGUAGE.-1he Dublin University
Magazine says: Dictionary English is something
very different not only from common colloauial
English, but even from that of ordinary written
composition. Instead of about 40, 900 words there
is probably no single author in the language from
whose works, however voiuminous, 80 many as ten
thousand words could be collected. OF the 40, 900
words there are certainly many more than one
half that are only employed if they are ever en-
ployed at all, on the rarest occasions. Why should
any of US be surprised to find, if we counted them,
with how small a number of words We manage to
express all that we have to say, either with our
lips or even with the pen. Our common literary
English probably hardly amounts to 1000 words;
our common spoken English hardly to 5,00O.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

THg NIGER ExPEDIrIoN--The last English expe-
dition which ascended the Niger penetrated 800
miles into the interior than any former expedition
into vast prairie country hardly broken by trees
This party carried physician who had learned
successfully to combat the fearful African fevers.
Before the steamer crossed the bar at the rivers 8
mouth he commenced giuira2 qiini,ae to euery man
on board, in doses Of about SIR grains. These were
given every day. and this continued for sixteen
weeks, CT all the time that the expedition was in
the river, and was even kept up for a fortnight
after thad crossed the bar again, and was out in
the open sea. The result was that it did not lose
man. The scourge of Africa was completely dis
armed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

A WILL Casa curious will ease 10 pending in
Dallas county, Ala. Ephr.im Pool, last summer.
died after short illness, but procured the services
OF friend 10 draw his will. BY that Instrument
be bequesthed fortune of $4,000 10 two muiatto
momsn and their children, ana gave tue drawer Of
the will negro for mis- trouble, besides making
him sole trustee, with direction to send these
slaves to free State. The heirs OF Pool eeussst
the will on the ground that he was of unsound
mind. No decision yet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

COUCH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
~ ease in its incipient stage, and for Colds and
Coughs Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands far
above any other remedy that has ever been offered TO
the patronage OF "a Southern community. This medi.
cine does not profess to eradicate all diseases what
ever nature, with which humanity may be sfiicted-
does the proprietor declare it TO be the ONLY CURE
for pulmenary diseases; but from the reputation it
has acquired for itself, and that too without putting"
with those who have used it, and from the great
Der of certificates of residents of Richmond, who
have been benefited and cured by Its use she feels
liberty to commend it to general use, satisfied that
the afflicted cannot II without receiving great
benefit from its healing and curative powers.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Beers.
keF and ChAa II. Yale my2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

FATAL AYpRlY.-0n the 4th inst, near the line Of
Bibband Tuscaloosa counties, Ala, at the residence
of VIM. HYDE o man by the name OF Jno. Timer,
shot W. w. Burns. Timer was standing In the
door OF the house. Burns one or two steps from the
door, and In the yard Timer fred pistol at
Burns, and then advanced towards him; Burns
caught finer with one hand and held him, ana
with his other hand cut his left jnsuiar and wind
pipe--literally cutting his neck IN twain. timer
and expirad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

An OLD BoArMAN GosR.-The New Orleans Plea
yune, Of Tuesday week, announces the death IN
that city of Amos d. Frsbee. His father the
first man that crossed the mountains to Pittstarg
from the east, to build the first steamboat for the
western waters, and since 1872 the elder Frishee
and his sons have been closely connected with the
trade and navigation Of those waters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

A FEsrIvAL.--A couple of the New Zealand tribes
lately gave festival to honor the death Of q
chief. The raw materials consisted Of Is bulloeks
10000 dried sharks 20 baskets fresh ees loo coo
dried cells, so baskets of patiki and mantaitsl 90
bags of sugar, 5000 kits of potatoes and kume-
ras. 1900 pounds of tobacco and large quantity
of flour,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

Gen. James Pinekney Henderson, one Of the
newly elected Senators from Texas 10 q native Of
Lincoln county, NC.
Christian Hansller, newspaper reporter, was
arrested for disorderly conduct in Brooklyn, N.
T., last Friday, and being placed in the cell hnng
himself.
Or r. Luther, OF the Observatory Of Blk, Eng,
has discovered another new planet the e0th (blst,)
belonging to the system Of Asteroids between
Mars and Jupitsr.
Daniel and Solomon Lockburn, convicted OF mail
robbery It Chicago, have been sentenced ~ ten
years imprisonment In the psnitsntisry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

nAfLROAD LTHRs.

BAlLAV0V kIN %.
krcHMo1p, PnHDnRIcKsBUno A1D r0-
ionAc RAnnsxD. going North, leaves twteg 49,
es1. SUNDAY syslinss sxcePteJJ 81 s.A5 gen ~ -
and e ~ oclock, r. r., for the pvtonAc Tvee w1Get
s sss.msr y taken br WaAhingtDn. thsnes " kAab
sHaixiA CssTEAL, going North, leaves thie e14
We aAny Ssunda, evenings excspted,) et 0clGck
M. sna ~ 0cioek z. ~, for UofdVnsvtI1o, vhevo
xndrfA. Washington. Baltimore -
RrcHxorp AND DANvnLE-Leayss Rjch moud 4
o'clock A. H., and ccunrcts with The south 0lde rcd
at the Junction. e II o'el.ck ~ suudays Sxcep-
ted. An Evening Train leaves tbe DEPOT svsxT day
except Sunday at SIS ocioek. and eouesss Win s6e
South- Side st the function. ~ -.
RIcanONp AND P8TKRsgURa-leasss khv city tvko
svery day, fsundays exccpted,5 ~ 50eloof An.
and ass ocIk r. n. An accommodation uai1 hagss
here every Monday, Wednesday snA H5Idy s
YoR N0RP0LK, "a.
The steamer CURTIS PICK. Osps. esm1 nAUal.
leaves her wharf at Rockstts every Saturday. ~
day aud THURSDAY mornings. at SIS c'civek ~,
for Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching st III -
regular landings on the river
FOR NEW YORK, 20.
Tha steamship JAMESTOWN. Captain pasTtsA,
leaves every Tuesday evening, at {Gelock, br Nsv
York touching sf City Point and Norfolk u rooaivo
passengers, &C.. leaving Norfolk nsxt n0niaa. -
FOR PHILADELPHIA, 30,
By the steamshps pENNS fLTANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One Of thee stsanaD
leave every Monday and Thursdsy, stopping at Cesy
Point and Norfolk to receive freight aad vasssaGsrs
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Cor BRAvILy OVER 1.-THE Winsted (Conn Her
aid relates thai young lady, former resident of
Winsted, beautiful and accomplished, the daughter
of pious and venerable Methodist elder, and
rapturous reader Of Uncle Toms Cabin" 10 the
village club of young ladies' and antisayery in all
places and on all occasions, not long ago married
an Alabama planter, who is the owner Of five huE-
dred--utgGers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-01

ARE UNHAPPY ACCIDENTS MIsRoRTUSRs 1-The New
ark Advertiser, descanting Thanksgiving, and
endeavoring to prove that men have cause to be-
their-short sighted vision great calamties instan-
the following case which goes far to prove its
theory:
"a gentleman was fastening to the city in the
cars, to take steamer that was to carry him to a
distant port that very afternoon. Unfortunately
however, an accident occurred to the car in which
he proceeding, 10y which his leg WAS broken
His Disappointment to say nothing of his suffer
ing, was extreme. His voyage was made impos-
sbe, his friends on board, and the whole
plan Of q twelvemonth was frustrated in mo-
ment. Here event, one would suppose, for
VIII ch that gentleman with his broken leg and
crushed antcipations would find it difficult to be
thankful. And he certainly was not. lie took il
in dudgeon and deemed himself the most unucky
and nnhappy of men, while q companion on board
who able to continue his journey. was looked
up favorite OF fortune But mark the sequel
Ts ship he was to embark in foundered at sea and
,;i un board were lost. But he Oh the contrary,
arsed his passion and his leg on the safe shore,
:,.rnaenced All action against, the railway com
~ for damages, and finally recovered ten thou
,..nd dollars by the verdict of jury, who think
poer men, they are doing their country service
Is contributing all in the enterprises in which our
countrymen have risked their labors and their
money. Thus, this very unfortunate man, who
could not be grateful at the time for casualty but
went so far as to course his fate, actually owed
his life to his apparently untoward circumstances,
besides getting as much money as three impartial
and judicious men would have dared to say upon
oath that even his life worth. Consequently,
he virtually saved two lives, and the poor rail-
way, as usualwas the only really unlucky party in
the whole affair"
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ss. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES..

Ss$AEseS<~ The subscriber has hand at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, be-
tween Asin and Cary, Q3th and 18th streets, near
BARUUCHES, BUG6IES, with and without tops, and
SCLRIES ali Ufhis own MAKE, of the best materials
goo work Yfthe kind be in the city Of Richmond
and respectfully AK call from those in want OF any
a licle in the Carriage line as am determines to
max TO order and cell st the lowest prices possible
AMI all work sC4d, that is new, warranted.
ia JE-stu MICAIAH hASGUM.