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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

Having determined remove, will at public auc.
ton the pemscs THU RSDAY the 4th day of NOVEM.
Der, the TRACT OF LAND which reside
called FAIR VIEW lying the Va and Tenn Railroad Is
miles above ynchburg and 10 from Liberty Che county
containing Gal ACRES The lands Elk creek
have long been considered productive easily cuva
ted and improved as lands in the County The
ahundanis watered, with fine springs and well laid
fields and lots, with in each
vide into two parts with due proportion
to rst On the side the a large ~
and cominotons BRICK BUILDING, with Orooms (cx y
elusive OF the basement with all
coiot and convenience Of a family te and
black on the south of the Railroad Is GKST MILL.
and fer the neigh.
I'm bos The place has also FINE ORCHARDS ct Peach
80 aud Apple Trees in full bearing and Is
both churches and schools and In a ncighborhood far
considered of The desirable
the health the place and the
ding scenery Is Persons desiring IT,
will be shown the place by calling Also
time and place the Crop stock Household and Kitchen
,ire and perhaps Likely Negroes The sale
At 10 o'clock, and continue nm lay day un,i finish
ed Terms made known the day OF sale.
oc4 dtds r. c. STEPTOE,
Ri,b,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02
From the Jewish Messenger tN.Y
Forcible Abduction Of q Jewish Boy at
Bologna, italy,

Our exchanges arc crowded with spiri,cd elito-
rails on tho subject Of the above horrible deed
an act which recalls to the mind of Israel the cru
elites inflicted on their ancestors in olden time
We have neither the time nor inclination 10 I'M
ra,el the fmsy web of ingenuity which our re-
lentless prosecutors then wove to justify their
hcartless conduct. Thank heaven. we live in the
United States, where no Catholic would dare 10
kidnap or abduct any of our children. The bare
attempt would raise such IL hue aud cry Of indig-
nation among our citizens. that VIC verify believe
it would cause the t0linS OF the funeral bell TO
all such future proceedings.
In order that such Of our readers rs do not see
the foreign journals may know something Of the
npnir which has nearly convused the religious
world of Europe. we will place on record
else recital Of facts, leaving them to draw their
own conclusions, while we afford them the cheer
ing promise that Eng land and France will redress
the wrong 50 cruelty perpetrated.
Marnato Mortara, nm Israelte OF Jeggis. lives
Mt Bologna. with his family, and there carries ON
an honorable business On the evening of June
%, his house was invaded by tho police, who,
companied by a stranger ntimated to him "a well
rs his wife, the order given by the inqdisitor to
possess themselves of one Of his boys, an interest
ing lad six years of age, named Edgar, under pre-
ten that baptism had been administered to him,
without indicating any circumstance Of time or
place.
The miserable parents, struck as by lightning
Mt the idea Of seeing their darling boy carried off
excited the compassion Of the agents of the police,
who consented to delay the execution of the man
date in order TO gain time to report To the author
iti.s guarding in the mean time, the house Of the
child. The friends If the family could only sec
the inuuisitor, who said he could not answer the
order given, no explain how or by whom baptism
hal been administered. The time spent in
less attempts only led to the mother, overwhelmed
with sorrow, tearing herself from six Young chill
4 ,I N.In bnr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

4 IQCiD RENNET.-Thisp repn ration
m IN cases OF sickness Is put In tiles. with direc
tions TOR One teaspoonsu will quart
of milk into firm curd and will make 80 quarts
of curd Slip Junket and Frugoac be made in
short time The Rennet prepared by the accompany
reits makes very superior desserts. For sale by
27dis j II. THOMPSON e. co Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

~ WEDNESDAY,, The 3rd of NOVEMBER next, the
scrber VIII offer for sale Public Auction, the premises
all hat VALUABLE PROPERTY n the city of Lyme hhurg
adjacent to the Car and Machine Shops of the Va Tenn
Railroad fronts 1875 feet Jefferson running back
fH feet To 2 feet alley and has 1t COMMODOCS k-
TENEMENT 40 by l20 feet substantially built I
and brick and covered with tn and suitable for
requiring room and strength of superslrucure
Ii DESIRED the property be vcnenty divided
lots Of s. by 100 feet
TERMS and 12 months equal in and the title
retained until last payment Is made.
oct l2itds WALTER HENDERSON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02
SALES BY AUCTION.
This DAY.
PUTuRE DAYS
By z. r. PHELPS, AUcrIoSEER.

NEWV VALUAWEE BU1EDaNG IOTa OV
LYNCH STREET AT AUCTION On SATURDAY
AFTERNOON. the m inst. will rell without reserve ar
ispessd Of privately before my PROPERTY frou,lag
Lynch Street l6o feet and running hack oect mmea,
oppo-ite the late residence Of Fletcher decd The
lies eI and conveniently located To bu.Incs.
For fuher particulars apply to W. s. Rcii Jr or In g. II
Phelps, Anctloneer: leoy d.ds ] SAMUEL. V. REID.
UUERRINGs AT AGCTlON.-On w ed...dox
Morning. the Ord inst. will sell 10 O'Clock soh,rrni
If No Hcrrngz to close consignment
nov , dtis c. II. PHELPS, Auctioneer
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MISCELLANEOUS.

n EST OF LETTERS remaininx IN she Pes
IL O0es, Nsvesher 4, fs5A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-02

N1HEELEK n WILSON'S SEWING VIA
w CHlNES.-GHEAT REDUCTION PRIcEs-Hghest
Premiums arded September 1858 at the California
Jersey and Illinois State Fairs the Fairs Chca
Mechanics Institute and the Louis Mechanical Assoca
ton At the Fair Of the 81 Louis Mechanical Association
the cXeuine COMMITTEES composed Of ladies'
highest social standing who without discerning voice
awarded the WHEELER WILSON SEWING MACHINE the
highest and only premium. Silver Pitcher valued So
These Machines sim pie in efficient
rablc in operation beautiful In model and finish adorn
the paiior suited the Their from
LOCO 1000 stitches per minute Substituting they do
heahfu DESTROYING
of Land sewing. they hailed the Honan's Friend
They make firm and stitch alike both Sides that
will n,trp ravel And the HkMMER recently invented
viii nrn in the edge aud 1t down the rapid and
Full Instruction given In operating these Machines free If
charge. foct cots VIM l. PAGE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-05
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
wv

KENT, PAINE s. co. l63ASD l65 MAIN sr.
THE LARGEST. CHkAPEsr AND BEST STOCK
OF CLOTHING, ADAPTkD TO THE
WHOLESALE TRADE, EVER
OFFERED FOR SALEIN
RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention OF Dealers 10
cur very large and we'll assorted stock OF READY
eIa III ne 1IIyiHING, manufactured by ourselves fr
ECU In the very best manner We feel confident
tia, merchants who are in the habit Of purchasing
at the North and elsewhere VII put pfohGte .nsir
nation before going further
Resides Gsutlemen's Dress Wear, We have very
''is' NEGRO CLOTHING,
Made in the very sest manner, and oil the most
substantial mater ais
In addition to the above, we have in store 30 d n
en- e1entlsmeh's sHiRTs OF ai qualities aud e. les
besides a large assortment of Hickory Shirts, Gan
Ton FLANNEL and Under do: Red, Blue and Grey
Flannel do; Red Flannel Drawers, Canton FLANNEL
and Jeans dc and Sporting Jaekets-ai OF which VIII
he sold at prices which VIII compare fssoraoly Sith
any market ia the country, and upon the most sat
ssis.sw KENT, PAINE 4 co.
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RE EsTAuRANTs
a. AL H A BRA" n
PEARL STREET. =.
w. r. PHILLIPs A16k

Begs leave to notify his friends and the pubic ct
large, that he is now ready TO supply, from the
Alb AMBRA.' Pearl street, the fnest OYSTERS
brought to this market Private families and large
consumers are invited to try his st ok Of LlNNlIA-
VEN BAY, BACK RIVER and BUTTER CREEK
OYSTERS, a. they can be promptly and Tegu afIy
served with quantities to suit wholesale or etaii.
Oysters eooA ed in every style.
AL his Oy stefs warranted fresh He has 81
cured the services OF a superior kew York Uy vter
opener-so cos one. come ALL you will be qu.sx.
iy served, and will TO bound 20 be pleped.
sc A-2ws Z. PHlLLIpRssss
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WILD TURKEYS are said to he q,

numerous in the Eastern portion of Henrico
county. as vol as along the Chickahominv
swamp, but our town gunners, who know yery
little about game, should bear in mind that mona
OF them are rf''te. On Saturday last, as two gen.
each having one bird in bis bag, they saw two tur.
Keys on the side Of the road, and after driving
within twenty steps of them, cut loose with their
double barrels The unexpected salute alarmed
the birds and they ran of neither receiving anv
injury The fact that they took to their scrapers
when the gun fired, is satisfactory proof that they
were eiFi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-05

THE SUBSCRIBERS, in conss qusacs Of
consinasd ilihealth, has dessrminsa % ssIl his
A6RtCUlTuRAL MACHINE MAkuf AuIOAH.
With The MACHINERY. &C. III huIiinxS recupy
lot t0by $50 fest CARY q ees. bssvesa Oh ard
10Th strstfs And especially adapted p the epa
ns.s The MaehineEy : neatly asN. - eeIl.a ~
This eSfabltu uhmens eujoyg - exten&ys pngoqAQet
en1oo6ss erare cPVogtmn3ey - thcee 80 UAEl4
$ 49, sS5sn ~ i sALDWIn.
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LOYTEREEA.
eWAN Il CO.'S LUTTEK.Es
~ TRIUMPHANT
SWAN 81 co.
CONTINUE TO DRAW As USUAL WITHOUT
INTERRUPTION.
SWAN & Co.'S
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, AND
AUTHORIZED BY THE
STAIN OF q tEObUIAl

The late attempt oiuiure our Prrn has shown that
OUR LOTTERIE5 ARE DRAWN FAIRLY
That our Prizes are PAID PUNCTUALLYl and that
our Schemes ere MuSE LIB EkAE
than any other Lottery in
the worldI
The following Scheme will be drawn by Z. SWAN
eco, Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery. i'll
each OF their Single Number Lotteries for Octo-
Der, 1853, at AUG U5TA, Ca, in public, snder the
supertntandence OF Commissioners.
GLASS 81 draws on SATURDAY, October >. 1898.
CLASS 30 draws on SATURDAY, October 9, 1873.
CLASS 81 draws on SATURDAY, october ID, 1893.
GLASS 80 draws on SATURDAY, october 81, 1853
ON TRE PLAN OF SINGLE NUAbEaks
10000 TICKkT5i
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR II DRIED AN d
EI4HTY-FIVE s PRIEST
Ns1riy lbfss t,rSe &c ECeTy Ntisc xisxsH.
MAGNIFICENT SCHNMNi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-05
SPECIAL woTiCEs.
sH- CAargrlsas.

sEx~ CAasgTIsss.
FLOOR ClL CLOTHS,
MATS
LOCKING
fABLk COVERS.
BEAAS STATE PLATES
TABEE oil CLOTHS
COCA NAT IS8S
PIANO CDVERS
SILVER PLATED and
BkASs STAIR ROD
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
lk4r FALL 1858.
MAGNIFICENT SUPPLY

r. Il. PRfCg CD. are crowdny their warerooms
S'th e,sery,hing that !. ner. eeg ant and stEaSt
foods
In every department their stock is always kept
i'lil sad well assortcd being allowed to run down
az co seasen, however dull, so that strangers aud
others ay always come, With the iuii assurance OF
hnding every novelty that The EaTupoan or our own
matkets can afford.
In extent selection. variety and price. they are
not afr AID of any competition With the largest houses
Of the Nertli-iIdeed rather invite IL, and sill with
great conf tspce, the present Autuan. invite both
Wholesale and retail buyers give them the benefit
of an eXamtiIstion, knowing tbat they satisfy
the most critical that they bring both sk i'll and
tcrprise into roquisiton in making Up their sup
plies
The limits Of an advertisement will not allow any
erumcratscp-they viii therefore name only few
kissan, iloasced Six Robes. @ a9unees,
DO do do do. a Ia Mencon @
Rib Cashmere Robes double SKIRT
Rich yalencia Robes, u Ia Princess
Splendid Corded silk Bradymere
DO Robes. (rich and new) a la Jaw Cracker
Rnglish, scotch and American De Lanee
Do do Print, great variety.
-''''1 GSoUkNiNa SEpARrMENr.
lins, Canton Cloths Tarnce, Lustrine. Wells Hdkfs
ae and ys,ytashing sESYSh, fo taS S1gnTy
HooitOn aos sets Point Dc Applique; do. Col
setts r wat; Mus. setss Mus Collars; Camb. and
w. NJ MANTLE AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
And comma in daily Shawis of every description,
Velvet sn1 Cloth Cloaks. with all The newest wrap
'''"' CURTAIN GOODS.
Muslin and Lace Curtains, Sat Damask, Broca-
te.lts Union Damask, Tassels. Gmps. fringes, Cor
nice, &c.
PURs of every kind worn in our climate.
NEGRO DEPARTMENT AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.
Linen aud cotton SheetDqs, Table Damasks, Tow.
Ellnus Di3rars HuckAbaCka bed BiaLketg. Crtb
Hat kets, Dimltys, white and grey Blankets o.
Fulied Cloths, sheeps Gray Sattinetts, herseys,
Plaid Linseys. Plaid Cottons. QznanurSs, Fannels,
Kentucky Plains, Georgia Plains, &C, &C.
In this last heavy goods department, SO icll and
crowded are they, that IN order TO make room ini
other goods Oh the way. they will close out
large lots TO merchants, farmers, traders nanufac'
tureEs and others at bare com mission upon the
cost Sc l4-lm PRICE co.
Beg ALL THOSE WHO ABE AFFLICTED
with ami Chronic Disease considered ncurabie will
receive a Letter giving information which will in
sure speedy and permanent cure BY SO! dins their
names and ons stamp TO prepay postage TO Dr. T.
B. fooTs, the celebrated Chronic Physician. and
author of Medical Common sense, saraiosa
Springs NY SO l3-dS w3m
fyA~ WATER CooLERa.-We have on
WATER COOLER, neatly painted. Call and sup
w KEEsEE PARR's Pottery,
my l4-ts Corner Of 18th and Cary streets.
ksss- PRoP. A. j. GEBHAhDT, late Of
Williamsburg Female Academy, begs leave to efter
his services the citizens of Richmond IS TEACh-
ER on the PIANO, Singing VIOLIN, FLUTE,
GUITAR, &C.
lie can be seen at the Richmond House, Governor
Refer to Hon II A Wise. G GrIswold Fsq.; Mai
B Nj hlnno, hr 4 L Winston. Sc l3-lms
|
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gass~ WATSON has just returned from

the springs and will be happy to his old friends
and snow them some OF his celebrated Chry stai
MINIATURES, which will neither fade or rub out
Idfe-sze rIJrUhES, i'll oil pastile at tAs short
est notice.
Wa,TaaURsT's OLD GALLERY, Y MAIN STREET.--No-
rIus w AIsON taxes pictures from 80 cts to 500.
Ambroty pes, M3iainOtypes ON leather, aud Photo
graphs oI any sSzs, plain painted, either IN LAS
tile or oil. Tue painting II h5 uone by nrst Casa
portrait painter. He does not pretend TO take them
BY the 1000 by the aid OF machinery suitable for
running railway cars or an ocean line OF Steam
s1ips lie has Two skylights. enabling him at ali
times to get good Pictures, aa advantage not pos
sussed uy auy other Gallery In Richmond.
Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-05

Five arrivals OF new rice were received Friday,
ist Inst, amounting in all to 10.500 bushels.
The nonr inspected in Petersburg, for the quaI-
ter ending sept. 5otl, reached 16050 barrels.
Emerson Foots, superintendent of the deorg's
Central kailroad, died in Savannah on the 30th
uIt. Of yeltow fever
Senator Clipgmap, Of North caroliua. win asltver
the opening address for the annual fAir of the
South Carolina State Agricultural Society at Co
lumbiA, on the 9th OF November
FOUNDRY Ruasr The machine and iron foundry
cf Q. Werner, in Charsston, 8. O., vas destroyed
By Are on the 5Oth instant. Loes as 900: Ia
| sured.
A weekly paper IN the French language. called
"L' Esajete da Kansas" has been started at Lea
vsnworih City, KansAs
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IXTM. & DAVID GIBSON,
w VnTISE CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,

MAIN NEAR TIE CORNER OF sTH STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
respectfully inform the Citizens of Richmond and
public geaeraily, that they are prepared wi'a the
,,safni Fuod working achinery, t. execute every
deseIiotion CT work In their line q business In
:. nf ali diinsnsiors, repairing or reniodehng the
same; pu ting Ia store Fronts Of auy Kind, sheis-
,nas put up Counters made. &c In neat ana taste
~. .rcrdina 10 Geomet osl Principles Ccrniees made
70 suit any s q Eadnss a r kinds ss sd moala % or.
4 "a se,,f i n, part of the coantry; every Kind
~ ~ waod turning, such as Stair BalasteIs. Newell
posrs &c Architectural Wood Carving tor eiere
Fronts and Capitals for Porch Columns. Ahou0ss :
~ Yacnted iu q neat manner. .4.,. 30
w. 4 b. GIBSON hope. by strict attentlnn ,,. %
business together with their practicel knsT 'cose
fonssoc lsg rsupeotfully solicited se Il-ims
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AZ ASH L A ND (VAAl

h A&A a n ~ "A MI VAL
(iEifyEE> RACES-FALL MEETING :,
-S.lS lS5S-The proprietor Of this
and beautiful Race
Course, sixteen miles North Of kichmond, direst,y
on the line of the Richmond, fredericksburg ard
Potomac Railroad, begs 10 announce to the racing.
world, the following stake TO be run fsr oyer his
18th day OF October, 1855 and contnaing four days,
and hopes that the Owner Of racing stock will send
in their entrances without delay.
TuKsDAE-tirst Day =bwee for three years
old colts and nies mile heats. 500 entrance. -
forfeit. To close the lst Of October. 3, -.
sXcoNp RAcs-Same Day -sweepstske for three
years I'D colts and Allies. s5o entrance half forfeit
Two ns heats. To close The LIST OF october.
WE"SEsDAT - Scoad Dcy.-Proprfetor's Purse
$500, three mile heats efo'ea
THuksDAY-. Third Day--Jockey Club Psrse slsss
four mile heats. .ssr,a E s3 81
FRIDAY-N Na,th Day The Ashland Handicap
Sweepstakes. two and half miles, 500 subscription,
$50 forfeit SIS declsra aton III declared by the 18th
OF September. TO close on the lst Of september.
Ample stabing and the best accommodations via
be furnished 70 all who may attend Racers and
Irsiners will find the Ashland Hotel all that n
desirable.
For entrie.o other information, address the pro-
prietor At Ashland, Hanover county, Va
AT S--dtd JAMES M. TAYLOR pruprietoR. ts
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CO. THs tlrra ANNUAL Exhibition

oT 7as yIsorNyA MECHANICS INSTITUTE, FOR rHs Pro
M5TiDS 81 TGG MECHANIC ARTS The new and spa
c-yr1 hall OF the Institute, 9th street, between
MAN and franklin, Richmond, Va, will be opened
tot toe reception Of sodsts on MON DAY, the lIth
day of October, and the EXHIBITION will be tor
silly opened Oh WEDNESDAY evening, October
the 2),h.
Mechanics artists. inventors and others in the
State os Virginia. we'll As the coautry at large.
srr invited avail themselves of the opportunity
thus afforded TO di.pias thei taste and skill in the
Co Itt. Ion about TO be maze.
The splendid hall 1ad building of the Institute
vi AFFORD recommendation sufficient 20 uls most
ailrac i've display of Machinery, Tor which abun-
.iant motive Pow ~cr will be furnished well as Of
arlIce- uf tasie and interest, Cf whatever
dc.c 1iptiou. which may he exhibited by those en-
gagged ~ an msIufscturing pursuits,
IhS Board uf Managers earnestly invite the
tvs cope sati IN of tile mechanics and industrial
Cl.sscs throughout The country in contributing 10
the importsut object in view: and would also ex-
press Iher ckno WED Mt 10 the ladies for their
Interesting contributions 10 the preceding .xhib
tious sni wouUi respectfully invite them
e Gal OF contributions or Ter that the display ia
ti.e Female Department OF Industry may prove em-
in-nt!y worthy Oi American female talent
Auy information ia reference 70 matters of detail
viii be promptly given, ou applicat!on, or by ad'
dressing JAS u i!Tc1ne CB itmsn of the Committee
ExGiuItUn, stn sheet, next to the Hall OF the In
titute. au 2T-2lwtlstOtdtd
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ssse- SzovEs. RAkass FusNAoys-

oW IN store, full supply, cargo OF schr. Mgnio-
mite Purchasers are invited 70 examine the qtt4-
n.y oi our wares We especially recommend the
"ieaSi> III Portable Furnace" Bay stste Cook.
iIc AA@Esn end Harp Crok Stoye' Repaits al.
Nay- On hand for all leading articles sold al the
G'yeTscr street st3v- Store
NANTED, immediately. two FIRST class work
mtH. Cc4 Gk0RGE STAkRETT.
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GnnAr SUFFERING Some fsv weeks

6nEAT SUFFERING Some faW weeks
since we noticed the fact that little GIRL whose
iather is employed on the Central railroad, fell
nom pile of wood, and had one of her hands 80
terribly crushed that amputaton wss found ne
eessary. After the operation was performed, the
little sufferer seemed in fair way to recover I'M.
til within a few days past, when the wound exhib-
tied such an angry and inhamed appearance, that
second operation was deemed necessary in order
to save the child's life
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-05

The County Court OF HEsRIoo COM
menced its October term yesterday, and spent the
day In hearing motions and dsposibs of civil busi-
| ness. There are very few Commonwealth cases to
come up this term.
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Com MEAL is retailing in some Of the
groceries st one dollar and ten cents per bushel.-
At such prices corn bread is dear eating.
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CAnRYIse FIREArns.-Willism sl.y

to Vim. d. Miller, was called before the Recorder
yesterday, and ordered to be punished for having
in his possession q Colts five shooter, which he
had taken froE, his hirer's drawer and pocksttsd,
under she prstence of delivering it TO its owner
Ofices Seal is quite lucky in detecting negroes
with firearms, and the Recorder 10 right in pun
ishipg them for such lawIess acts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-05

ACCIDENT Edward Murphy, lad
about hf cen years old had his right leg, between
the ankle and knee, badly fractured. yestsrday
morning. by kick from q horse, when near the
penitentary pond. DR.. Brown was sent for to set
the fractured bone.
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OFFICE oP THE u. 8 AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES. RICHMOND, Va.

kSH~ Books for the entry of ARTICLES,
intended for exhibition at the Fair in Richmond, i'll
0ctoter next, are now opeu.
Uommu uic atoEs addressed to the undersigned
doscribing INFINITELY rs possible, the character o
entries must bs made piio to the 20 OF October
t. prevent confusion and disappointment
CHAhLEs DIMN0CK,
Sc ,o-t2yO Sec'y Va Cent Az. society.
ur- oflice in the Ballard Hsu 6, oppoaite the tx
ch MUG. Hotel.
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snS~ PARKE PoINDEXTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

hIUNMONH,
VI i'll practice in the city OF Richmond and in Inc
I r,o ntie. of t!hastsrfieId Powhatan and Amelia.
sA- Ui,ice IN LisIes Building. corner OF Msin and
l4th hireois. be So-i@H
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ODD FLLLows' THANKSGIVING DAT.-The United
States Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, at the recent
session ip this city, adoped the proposition ito set
apart the 26th day of April, 1S59the fortieth an-
niversary of the organization Of the order-to be
observed by the entire membership under the ju-
risdiction of the Grand Lodge of the United States
as a day of Thanksgiving to Divine Providence for
the unexampled prosperity which has attended
the order since its organization on the American
continent" The city Of New York was selected
for the place of this national jubilee, and COM
mittee appointed who are charged with the de.
tails. This will be a magnificent display. On a
like celebration in Boston, several years ago, ten
thousand Odd Fellows marched 10 procession.
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TEE PRoTRACTED MEETING ct Black
Creek in Hanover, is said to have been a very In
teresting one, and number Of persons have pro
fes.ed conversion.
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