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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-03
[coRRrsposDrscE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

| CHESTERFIELD, Nov. 2, 1855.
| An interesting convention has just been held
| in this county, at Salem Baptist Church, of which
will give you some account, as every thinking
mau is more or less interested in Sunday Schools
aud colportage and as the Dtspatch is the peoples
! PAPER.
After the introductory sermon was preached
and the congregation had taken some refresh
ments, the convention organized by appoint
ing MIR. Wm. Wiutree. Moderator, and Mr.. T.. W
Poindexter, Clerk. Delegates we're present from
ten churches, who were called Oh to give an &C
count of their respective schools. From the
| statements that were made, learn that during
this year some fifty Sunday School pupils have
professed to be converted. and deep and in
creasng interest is being felt in this work. One
Of the speakers said he learned to read, and sew
eral of them stated that they received their first
religious CONVICTIONS 10 the Sunday School
Nearly all the speakers were lay members. and
many OF them had never spoken in public before
The Convention recommended the schools to
continue their exercises during the winter. and
not suspend, as heretofore. They also recommend
ed that each church, besides having its own school,
seek to establish another in some destitute neigh.
borhood, so that IN every community there may be
one OF these nurseries OF piety. On Sunday, Rev.
U: Winfree preached to a large congregation
The sermon was one of great power, and was lis
tened to With the utmost interest. He WAS follow.
cd by the Rev. Mr.. Dickinson, who appealed to the
congregation for contribution for the support of
the Colporteurs, and collection of $50 was
secured. wealthy farmer gave $40 OF this
amount.
% Monday, an essay was read by Mr.. 8 W. Moore.
and ordered to be published Messrs. Wells and
Ford gave some interesting statements in reference
to their labors as Colporteurs. They seem to be
earnest, sensible men. The Convention recon.
mended that q COlporteur be sent to each county
in the State. The Religious Herald, of your city,
was warmly commended to the churches a. the
.sbest paper OF the kind In the land" The closing
scene was deeply affecting. The Moderator deliv-
cred few appropriate remarks, in which he re-
viewed the deliberations OF the body, aud urged
that the same spirit which bad been exhibited In
the discussions be cherished when the delegates
return to their homes. Aprayer was offered and
y hymn sung, a. each one gave the right hand Of
fellowship 70 his brother, and inyeke cd upon him
parting blessing. The Convention then adjourn
cd to meet psxt spring ct Mount :Hernon, the Rev.
8. Taylor TO preach the Introductory sermon.
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aPDcIAE uor1CHB.


- 6PEcIAL NOTICE. --HuTcH!s0s
vroETAnts DrsrxPSrA Birrkne will remove OIL nor,
bid secrefions rurfy the bood. give great tone snn
yigor 10 tbs digestive organs. forufy tns sysem
. j 1t no ire debilit atiGg III . ientb 5rsnf
90 the most delica-e stomach, AID rem - AaDis =,
restorati 70 properties, and an Invaluable anc sure
remedy for the DyspspsA in its worst fosTs. DaSeI
der Il the ftomach and Rowels Biiliousnesss u;.n
Headache. Nervousness. Lswaessof spirHs, faipf
tation o. the Heart, Costiyenes Heartburn ~ IA
news. Acid stomach Disrrhea Vertigo. Dim1ess on
Sight, iaundice. Wasting Of Strength tatu1sncs'
With frequent Beching1f Wina. g.ia 1asa 49,,
Inc ssnaa.on in the PIT Of the Stomach op:ressiap
after ia ing, Depression Of Spirits id ~ "els'
p'' oo&''' WhoIessle ard Retail AGENTS;
-, Richmond, Va
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So Books AND Presents, at the GIFT BOOK
STORE. No 81 Main street, where you may buy
A Book and Gold Watch for ST.
Book and Silver Watch for 81
Book and Gold Pen Tor 81
Book AID o Gold Locket for 81
Book and q Gold Chain for 81
Book and Gold Thimble for 81
Book and Cameo Pin for 81
Book and q Gold Ring for 81
Book and set of Sleeve Ruttons for 81
A Book and Gift Book for 81. no 3-4t
HAThe Pearl Ambrotype CO n only be obtained
at REFS Co.'S Palace of Art, l39 Main street, where
all the different style of portraits are taken in an
artistic manner prices ranging from so cts to S25
B--REES Cos Chemicals are always in fine
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The Mechanics Institute.

The exhibition Of the Mechanics Institute con.
tinues to attract multitude of visitors. Ga
Monday night the Rev, j. W DUNCAN, of Trinity
Church, delivered an address before the institute.
lie was listened to by crowded audience and his
effort gave great satisfaction. 1t received the
warmest praise of all who heard it. We urge upon
all not to fail seeing the exhibition. 1t is worth
VISIT and the cause itself deserves the support of
every man, woman and child in the community
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no 2-3LS p1b''hNE, ArLlst.
~A CARD trust that the object
sought to be attained by tn. publication of this card
will furni.h sufficient apology for calling public
attention to p~rsonal matter.
1t my cherished desire to obtain such an educa-
ton will qualify me for commencing the study Of
Theology and q proposition recAntly made me By
Messrs Harper & Bro, of New York, will enable me
as hope. to obtain the means of accomplishing my
object.
am offered 81 ,oG0 If can dispose of thousand
copies of their Monthly Magazine, at the regular
subscription price, So per year. will engage to
furnish it punctually to subscribers. to those
who now receive it from the book stores from the
publishers, at tho price above stated, commeue nR
with the December number, Che be0inni,sg Qfa ne,s
roe which will be issu ed ten days previously. 1t
snicient evidence of the popnlarit, of tn oeri-
odcal that it has attained circulation Of eco
copies.
Persons favorable to my undertaking will pease
leave their mares with ksssrs. Swords Thaw, lis
Broad street, or at the library of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Geddin's building.
trust that this candid announcement OF my plan
and purpose will gain for the cooperation espe-
cially of the religious public;
LEWIS W. BUaWELL.
no I-tf Box SIC, Richmond, Va.
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The Opera, thus far, at the Theatre, has drawn
very fine houses, aud afforded great deal of int
rest. Tonight, "7he Child Of the Regimest' will
be performed. 1t is very entertaining opera
containing some Of the finest conceptions of Doni
Zstti. The orchestra is very good, aid sustains
the operate corps admirably we'll
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r AW JOURNAL,

+ AW JOURNAL,
IL Published bv J w RANDOLPH
CONTENTS OF OCTOBER NO. ISIS.
The Competency of Witnesses
Liability of Railroad Companies
False Return. 0nus Prsbandi
What Constitutes Public Road. Evidence
Assault and Battery. Prosocation- Damages
Copstable's Receipts. Presumption
Examination, Indictment. Variance. srgery
Average. Loss. Salvage
Judgment Set Aside kraud
Defective Writ. Motion Pleading
House. auilding. Rights OF Owners Of Adjoining
Pr 1perty
Indemnifying Bond. Evidence. Priority of Lisn
Courts Authority. Prosecution
Foreign Goods. Time of Valuation. Costom
Houae. .-
Slaves Election to be Free
u. 8. Court Jurisdiction. Citizens OF Different
States
Habeas Corpus. Witness Privilege. justices
Power to Call and Examine Witnesses.
JuriEdiction. Pleading. Information
Reyisors' Reports
Index to Grsttan's Reports.
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MARINE NEWS,

NORFOLK. Nov. 2-The whaling ship Splendid,
Capt. Morton, from Edgartown (Mass) Vineyard
Sound, Oct. 24th, encountered hurricane on the
south edge of the Gulf, which damaged her hull
and spars. and the vessel lost her boats and galley
Put in for repairs.
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y GRAND
Concert Company.
METROPOLITAN HALL.


N. s RAK o SCH
TAXES pleasure in announcing that hs succeeded I'm
efecting an arrangement. by which
Nile TERESA PARODT
shoss popularity aud continued triumphant suo-
cess in the United states is without . parallel In
the musical annals Of America and
MISS JULIANA MAY,
til. gifted young American prima DONNA who ha.
achieved such a brilliant success In New York Phil
adelphis and Washington, viii appear In one ami
thu same evening.
Notwithstanding the emo. nous outlay canssd in
engaging so great aud unsivaled com binas ton ri
cai salient the price OF admission to ali parts Of
,he hall is q sd at ONE DOLLAR. No extra charge
for reserved seat-.
Seats may be- secured at the Music Store Of Messrs
j. WOODn0USE 90 No i3s Main STREET
Doors open at IN; Concert to commence a.
o'clock.
sFSTRAKOsCH's GRAND CONCERT CoMpA.
NY appear in charlottesville on Tuesday and We'd.
nueoualled attraction. noa-u
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Re In THE COAL RE-

PorrsvILLE, Nov. IL. s. Spsngler's Coal Break
er, near fremont, at Middle Greek, was burnt
down last evening. The fire was the work OF an
incendiary. The insurance on the property is
nearly sufficient to rebuild il.
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Northern By TELEGRAPH.]
New YORK. Nov. cotton iat-sales of 1900 bales
Flour heavy at unchang I'd rates. Wheat nrm-no
Southern reported Corn firm Spirits of Turpen-
tins dull at 5iH. Rosin dull at 81 so.
BALTlss RE, Nov. Flour steady at S.. Wheat
unchanged Corn in improved demand, but up-
changed in price
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nfr epsctAL EorIos.-7he attention OF
the public is requested to my sale OF the Frni,nre
Fixtures show Cases Ac. TO take place at A. W. US.
korne's Daguerrean Gallery, opposite exchange
Bank, this day at 10 o'clock. o1. -.
no Sit CUchs Aucts
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CAportage C5npentson-Iateresting Addresses
Eloquent Sermon-Great L,beraity-A Colp7rter
for each Coanty-Mssion Sunday .Sclsools-I6aclt-
ina Scene dc de-
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

BosToN, Nov 2.-The returns are favorable to
the Republicans. In this city, the vote for Gov.
ernor stauds-Banks, (Repl 634s; Beach, Dem.
1857; and Lawrence, (Am GIG.
Returns from 70 towns give Banks a plurality o'
5000.
Democrat is elected in Butler county to the
State Senate, and don. Caleb Cushing to the State
House. 80
Alex A Rice (Rep) is elected in the 4th Con-
gressional district.
Buriingame's election In the 5th district is con-
coded. ~
Jno r Allevf Rep) is elected in the 9th district
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rNpALL PERSONS bavio 6 claims ags1nit
the estate of he late Rev. JEfFR GEORGE Wi
Lancaster county All persons ihdsbfed 70 tne =.
tate are reqn sted to pay a. soon as possible 70
oie '"o WIN III GEORGE,
,os,n,rav Admnistr ator.
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"a FOR RENT--The two story and
AH basement brick residence on It'll street. North
of Leigh, now occupied by the subscriber. The
house In gond condition, contains large and two
small roems Gas and water on the lrenli,es
Also q brick Kitchen with stable and wood
house. Possession given the LIST of December Ap-
ply to the subscriber. or to Mr. VIM u. Dandridge'
ON Broad street ..,an..,.
IT'S CHdS " oNOO0Oh0O.
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Tomorrow is the exhibition day for the public,
and a full attendance on the ground is expected.
are admirable, as far maintaining order and
making every thing 90 off smoothly are concerned
Their officers are active, as we'll as courteous
The cars leave Richmond at O'Clock, A. NJ, and
jaunt to as peasants place Petersburg will add
TO the pleasure of seeing to the Fair.
rain about noon, and little sprinkle before
and after that, made the day somewhat unpleas-
ant, bat tomorrow, 1t is hoped this drawback will
not exist.
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ACCIDENT To AN u. s VESSEL.
Northern Markets.-[BY TELE

New YORK. Nov. 2.--The steamer San Jacinto
at Brooklyn Navy Yard, sprung leak last night
and has six feet of water in the hold.
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A PRINCESS RINGING IN OPERA The American
people are not often surprised at hearing of any
shift to which tbs mobility" of continental Europe
arc driven to keep life in. and not very much
astonished to hear that piccolomin who is singing
in opera at New York, IL a real princess and the
niece of Cardinal. 1t is not her lineage. however
her voice, which lie creating the excitement
prevailing in Gotham about her II is printers ink.
and such posters cards. and handbills as are print
ed at the DISPATCH JOB OFFICE The public cannot
withstand the minute and direct appeal of pref
tiIy gotten up bill card. whether in singing or
groceries, it il all the CONTEMPLATING the business
muat -s.tl
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TELEGKAPHIU NEWS.
REpoRrKD FOR THE "DIsPAT CH
IN NEW YoRR--ROWs-POLlcE.
MEN KNOCKED DOWN, &C.

ELECTIoNs IN NEW YoRK--ROWs--pOLICE-
MEN KNOCKED DOWN, &c.
NHw Yoax, Nov. 2.-Tbs election for stase'cfi
GERS aud members Of Congress took place ID TINS
State to-day. -
In this city, In the frst ward, row occurred. 10
which several policemen were Knocked down an
injured, by the friends Of Gen. Wailbridge, tuppJ
who protested against the United states soidiers
voting for Daniel Il sickies
The following are the msjorities In this city,
viz: In the second ward, the Democrats have
majority of Il; third ward, 2o4 Democratic ma
jority; ninth ward, Morgan. lRep sE twenty
second ward. Parker, (DsmJ o63; eighseenth
ward Parker 600, sixth ward, Parker zooo; n4'
tscnth ward. Parker 1855; first ward, 60o.
The 4th ward gives 1904 Democratic majority,
aud the 10th ward 5o3 Democratic majority.
UREA, Nov 2-Conkiin (Rep. 10 elected to Con
gross In the 10th district. -
SECOND DISPATCH
New York, Nov 2--In six scattering towns the
vote stands for Governor: Morgan, hsep.) 1889;
Parker, (Dem.) 1894; aud burrows, tAm.) 40.
In ten wards in this city the vote compared With
the Presidential vote showsa Democratic loss OF
1920, al American loss Of 1914, and Republican
gain of l163.
Barr Qud. Dsm.) is elected to Congress in the
4th district.
Returns thus far indicate that Gerritt Smith
{Ab) won't have over 100 votes In the city.
Four towns in Tompkins county give Repub-
lican gain Of 90.
Ithaca gives Morgan 60 majority. Syracuse
gives Democratic loss OF upward OF 200
Chaplain shows Democratic loss Of 10.
Reynolds (Ind Dem or Rep.) has 1900 majority
in the 14th district, over Erastus Corning, (Dem
Ia the fifth ward here Parker has S14 majority:
in the nineteenth, he has 6ST: in the eleventh
ward, 1000; In the seventh. 1884.
THIRD DISPATCH
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Danel Il. Sckles (Dem.) IL
reelected to Congress in the Sd district, over II
Wallbridge and other competitors, by 4o5 msjori
ty.
In the Stt. 18th. Goth, 21st 18th, 18th and 18th
wards of this city, Parker's majority for Governor
is 6734
Complete returns from Broome county give Nor
gan, (Rep.) for Governor, 800 plurality.
In twenty-five additional towns Morgan hai
1900 plurality. III nine others Morgan gets 2f2S
Parker, 1909; and Burrows 65.
In the city, Aaclay, Dem } Cochran, Dem,
Clarke. Und. Dem y and Briggs (Gpp) are elected
to Congress.
Buffalo gives Morgan 1852; Parker, 1927, ant
Burrows 2l49; and gives Spalding, (Am.,) for Con
gress, 200 majority.
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TN TAET PAPERS $40 RE-
l. WARD-The above reward will b. paid for The
discovery, for information that viii had 10 the
discovery Of certain papers relative the services
of Col JAMES INEEE in the Rsy5lutionsry War.
said Papers were, at one time, in the Possession OF
Gen. v m Lambert ex May or IT Richmond. Va aid
were by him delivered to some person unknewu-
For particulars, address
JAMES J. RANDOLPH,
uo2-3tE Washington d c.
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COMPARISON OF EXHIBITIONS.

There is general desire to know how this exhi-
biton compares with that recently held iu Rich.
mond. Without prejudice the reporter may say
that it is not equal to the National Fair ia attrac,
ton, and in the number of visitors gathered TO
gether, does not approach it. This, however, 10
fault of the State Society, but results from the
frequency of holding these Fairs, and the general
impression that they somewhat ''pIayed out"
Gen. TiIghman, the Presi lent of the U. S. Agri.
cultural Fair. is among the visitors here.
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ooURTEsIEs TO THE PRESS.

Among the courtesies extended by this city to
visitors, one should be mentioned as especia lly
grateful TO the press. The editor Of the DAILY
EXPRESS has with generous lberalty provided &C
commodations at his Office for members OF the
press from other places, and invited all his breth-
rem of the quill to avail themselves of them. The
Express office in the last few months, has been en-
tirely remoddied; handsome front inserted; press
room built under the pavement, and all those i'm
provements which mark q go,ahead paper.
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NEW GALLERY OF ART,
~ Corner 10th and Main street.
See great Red Flag.
Combination Light
Only one in Richmond.
New Fur nj ure and
Choice Pictures
OSBORNE, Artist.
no 2-3ts 90 aud seel
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~ Powers
was the first to iDtrodnce the
PEARL AMBROTYPE in this city.
PowEss was the first to introduce the 80 CENT AN
TYPE.
the dollar size AMBRoTYpE FoR 50 CENTS
Pow ERs GALLERY is the only place TO get gennine
ANBRoTYPES for so cents NO I-os'
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THE KAUE At NEW MARKET.

A goodly crowd of persons attended the New
Market Race Course to-day. to witness the colt
race two mile heats-purse 800. Messrs. Wyche
and Becher paid forfeit, so the only entries were
R. K. Beasleys b. C. Two Bitts,by keveaue, dam by
imp. Priam, and Thos Dosweis CHI. f. by Revenue,
dam Virginia Payne, b. imp. Harold. The former
won the race in two straight heats. Time-3:433I
3:5lH, The race was not very Interesting one;
and 800 to $40 on Two Bits was offered after the
first heat.
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SILVER MEDAL AWARDED BY THE UNITED
STATES AGRICULTURAL 0CiETY AND tn h
VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL So
GETTY.
Eng $50. PRICE REDUCED. $50
The WHEELER WILSON
SEWING MACHINE
has taken the highest premium wherever exhibited .
at the Fail Fairs of 1855 including the ttate Fairs
of New York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania, kentuc-
ky. Illinois, Wisconsin and Caforria and the FAIR,
of the Cincinnati, Detroit Chicago and ST. Louis In
stitutes
e. Office Pot Main street, Richmond
respe ctfully ask the attention of purchasers to
these Machines. which, for fan lily use, confidently
recon- mend as the best ever offered to the public.
&C 23-i2t* H CRAIGE, Agent.
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Among the chief agricultural exhibitors were
Uriah Wells, of Petersburg: Hiram NJ. Smith, of
Richmond: and Warren Billups, Of Norfolk
The agricultural implement department present.
ed a lively appear ance-a number of the mach ines
having motive power applied to them, enivening
the grounds with their cheerful din. portable
saw mill, made and exhibited by WIN. Allen, of
CIaremont, attracted the largest throng in the
enclosure. 1t runs wheels, moves itself, aud
ia a few minutes can set up new saw mill within
a mile of the scene of it's iast operations. ma.
chine for planning iron was also exhibited.
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~ CHILDREN WITH WoRMs.-Thes

~ CHILDREN WITH WoRMs.-These
little sufferers will rejoice to learn Of paiatabIy
remedy for this prolific source Of disease among
them, Worms. They need not take any more nau
seous worm medicine. Holloway's Worm Confec-
tions delicious sugar plumb, that any chils
will relish. They purely vegetable. aod are ap-
proved Of by our most respectable physicians and
heads OF families as the safest sAd most efectual
Worm Medicine ever discovered. Try them 25cents
per box.
-
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- PAAKH PoiHpxxrnR,
ATTORNEY AT I

VIII practice IN the city OF Richmond AID b the
counties 81 0AesterAeld. p6yhAtAn and Amelia.
-. Once Ia Lisle's Building. cornsr of nain en-
ltth streets. - 4-lm
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THE PICKPoCKETS.
THE EXHIBITION TOMORROW

The thieves have begun their work over here. A
lady from Nuremberg lost her pocket.book Il lay,
With $50 in money and a note for allarge amount.
gentleman was ais, robbed at the Ground to.dy
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The grounds here different In the plan OF
laying out from thos" In Richmond Instead OF an
eIteusiye plato, they offer very pretty Inclined
surface. all portions of which descend towards the
trotting track, which encircles little lake, In
which water fowls are placed. Thespacs 10 dotted
over with buildings for every purpose, including
a(IsptIemen's Eating Saloon Ladies' Eating Saloon,
Floral Hall, Agricultural Implement Hall, Hall
for fancy articles, and every other sort OF hall
which the ingenuity Of the constructors conid in
vent From bearly all of them are floating flags
ind their
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ny To ADyEarIsERs AND BUSINESS

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lished Journal Of wide circulation, with suescri-
bers in almost every state OF tbs Union, and nun
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men VINO buv goo's, and men who buy and sell
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Terms moderate The cash or city references re
quired. For further PARTICULAR, address
SMITH FINKS,
&C 3o-.m Alexandria, Va.
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AnlrH lHraLLisHa.s.
for, Of Rsct mind, Non. 2-Hsa Water "a 0'ea
ARRIVED.


80 ARRIVED. -
stfamer Jamestown Parrish New YORK. "oso
and passengers, Ludiam Ts..t un poston ice. b.
Wardweli Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown. Parrish, New YORK, mdxs
and ASS myers. Ludtam Watson;
steamer George Peabody. Pritchett. BALTIMORE,
mdz. LudiaT h Watson w
schr fannie Curris, Richmond. Rio. flour. ID
Currie. -.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN. PARRISH,
Master, from New York:
Oh Carr and lady Miss NJ Trayor. Peter On ketfe.
Col Rood ladr, 4 children and 2 sarvants Or "a
Nuapp. Mrs Hasaltine. Jas Brown, Reilowes,
aiss Morgan, Miss J Malone, Il James. kev ;
francis. Mrs Goodey Mrs oslahas ! Sin, simon
Ticks 4 Tsb.r. JOS Walker and lady. Chsse
hreugb Maxwell MRS kfr Tis,.sn and
LADY, i wade. Jr. yno white. Ms Libby Miss
ren Noeks Prics aso p1 xsynsa Bsnnss
q n Briggs. Prentice. Csct A Pittman and
son O u Urdeway. RIA Williams. DIR Woodend; Mrs ars
ellen Jones and children Butler. W u suid. 6eo
Allen. HILL W heid. and So storage passengers