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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01

BURGLARY.-Four white men, James
Reid. Robert Keid, Warren Alley and Msrriwether
Roach were arraigned before Justice Tyler Of Hen
rico, t'r examination yesterday, on the charge OF
ON the 10th OF December, and stealing tbeFsfrom
wash basin and pitcher. large number Of Wit
nesses were examined, and some hard swearing
took place, but the Justice, after bearing both
sides, remanded the accused parties TO answsr for
felony. They will have another hearing before the
County Court, which meets next Monday.
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MAnnIAogs -Despite the hardne,s Of

the times, people will marry, each sex taking the
other for better or for worse, and sometimes both
OF them driving admirable bargains. In Henrie0
county, where the ladies' are so loveable that
stranger rarely passes through without losing hls
heart, the Clerk of the Court has issued III mar
riage licenses, for the year 1857. In the City Of
Richmond, notwithstanding the fact that tbs pen
ulatioD is four five times great, the Clerk u
the Hustiuss Court has issued but lGT--ten less
than In uenrico.
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THE STEAMER VIRGINIA. of the phila.

THE STEAMER VIRGINIA, of the Phila-
delphia line, has been handsomely re fitted, and 10
now making her regular trips between Richmond
and the City of Brotherly Love. We see that her
old commander, b. ROOMS who brought her safely
into port during that terrible storm the coast
last winter that sunk SO many vessels, has been
superseded by Capt. KELLY. What has become OF
the gallant "old salt" we are unable to say, but
trust that he has found more pleasant berth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01
NIEM AGENCY IN GODDIN,s HALL

ANaThe subscriber having secured the large front
basement Room, in aoddu's Building. corner Of
Rank and iIta streets offer his services to the citi
Gems of kichnond. Manchester and the surrounding
country, in all business pertaining to a GENERAL
AGENT, viz: Hiring out Negroes, Renting out
Houses Coieetiug Claims, and would also attend to
aud an other country produce The undersigned IL
we'll acquainted with the eitzens Of Richmond hav-
ing been born aud raised among them, and 10 them
la would refer to those unaclualntcd with him, be
would refer them Messrs aoddin Il Apperson. and
the ci,iheus generally My terms shall p ntIerate
L. - .iin,n A :. MANpON.
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HOUSE BREAKINa.-The book store of

House BREAKING.-The book store of
Mr. J. W. Randolph, No. l2l Main street, was for.
eibly entered last Wednesday night, and robbed Of
about 500 worth OF gold pens, pocket knives,
port monaies, etc. The thieves, whoever they
were, must have been thoroughly acquainted with
the store. for they first forced the rear cellar door,
which was securely fastened by q cut NAIL passed
up ints the bindery, procured b crow bar, forced
the rear door of the store, and then commenced
their operations. After bteaking several drawers
and procuring some $40 In counterfeit money, they
attacked the iren safe which they could not open
with ihr key left In the lock, and broke IL to peces
but did not get single dime for their trouble
The bungling manner In which the whole job was
executed, goes far TO prove that the rogues were
not pro6cients in their business aud the counter
felt monOy they Obtained may lead to their dstse-
ton.
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PuNAwAY6,
= p,y,wAy--FromtAe s,,hscriher,

se RANAwAY.-FromtAe subscriber,
Sl A.. 2.tb November, negro boys frass'si
NagSLi a,Fafunos calls hirieu henry
~ uh.H, he n aI,.,at 70 yssra Old. feet 70
.l&s 80 nf \ lnglt Isn!sItp ,uinylesson. qatss
,.','i ~ Iis,kins. ss4 sP sAss Ncrthetn ax:
90. th.' \, si.p M His teeth, cne NJ eEicbsb has
n'''",, .y,,rcts,, ifoIn The lover Jat' % .he
-, sfs s.s,se~i darsi and eo nas sonrihlna \,
~, g. .S.r ''1s :, % st III 'Ts pie he he M toss, M
- s' n -, -, 49,. a. I.sAe ~. '~IaIs'.
!, ,,'..''. " fEN pUi.LAlts win te paid il be is
~ - y. ,se r7uBty q He9ri.o or city 81
tfees ~ II TNkNiy Vi.LARf IL taken any
fHf.' NJ. state Hp, hN q -!ls cry - Tie eue-
=. f,,id,tit., Fsrrsrs isla',.l, R'sTteo
.ag ,s.is-d il. jsd 80 t'Ss he cen s.f
..-s HENRY cox.
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LET ORA half witted fellow. calling
himself Thomas Welsh, fell into the banda of the
police last Wednesday night, while passing two
slaves about the street, whom he represented 10
be free. Yesterday morning hs was reprimanded
for bis conduct and discharged
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iiIlcate Of package Of 10 whole Tickets.
" 10 half
10 quarter "
IL eighth ="


In ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES,
Encluse the money t. our address toT the Tickets
q iereI on receipt oi which they will be forwarded
IS first nail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In
suy dgure they may designate.
fhe List uf drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent
t,purc hasers ipi4ediately after the drawing.
ss- Purchasers will please write their signatures
palm and give their Post Office, County and State.
E9- Remember that every Prize Ii drawn aud pay
stie ia tull without deduction.
80" AL prizes 0f 81 sD aud under paid Immediate
" after the irawing, Other prizes at the usual time
thirty days.
ill communications strictly confidential.
Address Uruers for Tickets or Certificates 10
s. SWAN & Co, Augusta. Ga.
vs. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
4antA Gesrgta, can have their orders filed, and
ave tune by addressing :. SWAN Ii CO., at either
b! ;hose cities.
es- list uf the numbers that are drawn from the
Rleel with the amount of the prize that each is
sciti to. will be published after every drawing in
b following papers: The Augusta (Ga Consti-
ntipnalist New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston STANDARD. Nashville Gazette. Atlanta
lutriiigcncer New York Weekly Day Book. Savan-
pal Morning News Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatch aud Panldiug (AIiss Clarion. de 80
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again offers his services to his friends and the
public tor HIRING OUT NEGROES t,r the ensuing
rnsr lie pledges himself to use his b-st extrtions
10 promote the interest of those who may favor him
with their business, and to pay special attention to
the Negrues during sickness. He hopes from an eX-
perence Of twelve years. to be able To give satistc-
ton. .,
aH- Office at the old stand of Dabney Il Cauthorn.
cornsr of Main and 18th streets Opposite St. Charles
Hotel EDWARD n. DABNEY.
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!, arIf EATTRDAf IN NV IL y
iHg prizes. amounting 10 eSIV'"
whol. Tickets 80; Halves s.; Quarters 81 81.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

whole Tickets &ihi IhlFte -: quarters % Su-
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
III. Numbers fTom tO j4liEJ, corresponding with
,t'r. Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
,uz s4p-r are eEcirclei with small tin tubes and
gl.ed ii oHe " heel.
Tn irst 62 prizes. similarly printed and encirced.
are placed III auutlsF " heel.
The wheels are then reyolved and number IL
tr.u fruia the wheel of numbers. and at the saIne
time \ priE. is dCawn from the other wheel The
Gn,n,r and Prize drawn out afe orened ard exhibit
ii 10 the audience and registered by the Confllis-
4l.fsrs the Prize being placed against the number
drwu This sUperation is repeated until all the Prizes
AtdFhwn out. =.
APPROXIMATION PBILEa.-The two preceding and
a.. two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
aiu Prizes will be entitled to the q Approxima-
"a Prizes. For example: 1t Ticket No. j, 80 draws
M s EA II, those Tickets numbered IL 24a, ,249
UgI II 252 will each he entitled TO Slg II Ticket
w. so draws the s11,nn Prize those Tickets nan-
ored 54a 57y 5i 55Z will each be entitled to $40;
.at 80 on, according to the above scheme.
The sJ prizes Of So will be determined by the
Ia hgure ul the uuIlber that draws the SlUt0 prize
f,r example: If the number drawing the $60,tan
prE ends with No. then all the Tickets. where the
slinber euds in viii he entitled 10 sa. 1.-THE num-
tr ends with No 2, then all the Tickets, where the
unnber ends In g will be entitled to 80 and 30 on
t0.
Certificates pack will be sold at the following
ra,as which Is the risk:
Certificate of A pack aae of 10 whole TlcEets &Sl
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TiPLING.-John Newlen, free negro,
was convicted before the Mayor yesterday Of kse
Ing tipfing house. aud permitting an unlawful
assembly OF negroes and white men In IT, for which
hc was sentenced to received twenty-five stripes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01

A NOVEL AFFnR.-A donation visit wa. given to
Rev d. 4. Magic, of Boonton, n. j., on Thursday
of last week. barrel of -four and fat pig being
rendered to him, provided the ladies would draw il
thither, 1t accepted, and in tho afternoon
twenty ladies, preceded by brass band placed the
provisions on four wheel truck aud drew it to the
parsonage, amid the applause OF all the villagers,
who turned out en- masse to witness the spectacle
About $3.50 was also contributed.
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GEs, wALgrE, AscaRSsrA, &c.-A letter from
Washington to the baltimore sun says that ass.
Walker is as iibety 70 80 where he plsasss. IL II
not yet determined that be shsli 30 brought 70
trial for violation Of the nsutniity lava II ~
said he will 90 South from Washington.
The cassYrrizaru treaty had sos been ras'ssd
BY the sicaraguap government when the mail
steamer left Aspatsli. but IL 10 believed thas 10
has since been OF will be ratified The sosera<t
made by Mr.. Yrrisaf.i with the arisinsl Nicaragua
ship Canal Company FOE the rsopeniag u the
transit route has besn ratiasd ~ sse&rsssa. Ard
wills be Immediately carried into enect.. 4
Col. Audersou's small force at Castillo u 10 ba1
iIttis danger. Before Costa kies could rslss - 4
dtspsteh : force 10 disiodxs him the Sossrsmens vt
shaf state would have heard ef The ra&teaasfen u
the Yr1zassi treaty and ths. he care q - TO-
II IL assumed BY The Unissd ksaies. Ihsy we11e
consider that - rendering tb<is further inssrfss-
snce unnecessary.
.c.pt. Enxls viii reGura imMssliaaely - oe6ueewe
with dispatches consryiDg iassrsettons 70 euf nesal
commanders thsrs. csps- fsnldlng vii - e.ess
bs recalled. His lass issfxnce1ene N 49, ySss sk
usrs 10 intercept and arrest fhs sxpe9feA - -.
ker on tbs seA, net the land.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01

Our OF PLAeE.-Peter and Daniel, two
slaves, employed on the schooner wingats, were
punished yesterday by order Of the Mayor, for
leaving their vessel and coming shore without
the consent of their master.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01

Rev. j. A. DuscAN.--This gentleman,
the newly appointed Pastor Of Trinity Church. will
preach his initiatory sermen on sabbath mesaing
next ut IL o. clock. file is said to be minasiar Of
great reputation, and is withal . polished orator
and pious man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01

The GRAssHoPPERs.-The grasshoppers seem TO
have been more destructive on the Rio Grande than
anywhere else in Texas They have destroyed all
the orange and lemon trees on the river forty
miles above brownsville. Cold weather has caused
most of them become too lfeIess to fiy and con-
seqnently hogs, chickens &C., are feastipg on
them. They did not visit Brownsville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01

IfuE. lie vessel fs u total iU5s. lfeH saved.
The Grand Lodge of Free Masons Of Great Bri-
tain, at the last court of communication, held on
the I'd inst, voted sum OF 81 600 towards the Mu
tiny fund.
million sterling is spent in London ysarly In
aid Of the sick. Nearly 100,000 persons--enetenth
Of the whole population n-reeeive medical advice
gratnitously.
A boy, aged ii years, living at Mildsnhali. was
unjustiy accused Of hurting . pony. lie went to
bis room, read In the Bible, and then hung HIM
self
man uamed Michael Hickey, was uost brutal
ly murdered on Thursday night last, tbs rail-
road, and about mile from the city Of Macon, &c.
At last accounts, Madame Anna Bishop was ct
Lima, Peru, creating quito fsvoys among thu oiif
GERS and crew OF the British squaa.ron.
Gen. Tottlsbsn, the we'll known Russlan Gene
raj, fell from his horse few days age, near the
Knrsai, NJ Wiesbatsn, and brvks his right ara
Adolphus A. Cay, . merchant, disd IN Charles
ton, .. G.. last Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01

Frosi SAN DoNlSGo-Sap Domingo was still be
slesed by Santsnas army, aud at latest adyices OIL
| the point OF Eurrendering. There were ffteer
hundred men before SANTANA, and it was Thought
it would soon yield to Santana. The mail schooner
gave up the mail bag containing Baez's correspon
dence. Several gentlemen VINO had fed to oscar.
the persecution of Baez had gone home
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etn REWARD Ran away from

n SO REV ARl' Kan away HNAh
,hs .al-araor rhiklp fAaL3K ,S. ss's r.s n,, ",
~ "a ..s..s oaGuty, Va. who scot HIN t.
$50. 8, 5.y ce.,s nuj '.r.,sl.'d Alta VIZ. !. 4
- ths uass xhich 3as dated early Ia
irH1 - ,5s.t ~. vile was lhen living In Ches.
s .i't s,nty. near Peter shuIg The so9Ss nj nansd m,
@ ss thI late slrsFs TSUs = T. ae IN
.,',a -. ~ 10 Iohn Ssunder. az Loretto n kssex
kitAhl'tTi, r. ~ y WA. Z. PHILLIPS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01

Nor GuILFY.--David Patterson, Q free
negro, was arrested and Gagged last Wednesday
night, for having in his possession q package u
coal supposed TO been stoien from the CapitoI--
Yesterday morning be had hearing before the
Mayor and was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01

INTERMARRIAGEs.-Sixc cases said TO have been
registered In the city of Boston in one year, of in
termarriages between black men and white women
During the past year two or three suchlcases have
occurred in this neighborhood The last one took
place in Troy only fsw days ago. iijaay argus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01

The CASE OF DoNSELLY.-The decision of the
j. Court Of pardons has been Communicated Ia tn
counsel of Donnelly by Gov. Newell In n letter
giving theiudgment of the Court. One week from
next Friday Dounelly will expiate his crime upol
the gallows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01

DULL.--Police matters have been quite
dnll for several days, owing donbtess 70 the hard
times and scarcity Of money.
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UTAH coAr OF ARas.-It was recently stated o.
an antiMormon meeting that the arms of Utah
consist of bee hive, protected by lion rampant
at whose feet Is the American eagle, coachant and
badly piucked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01

GOLDEN WEDDlsG.-A large company assembled
at the residence CT Nicholas Losgwerth, Erq., ut
Cincinnsti on Thursday night, 10 celebrate the
golden wedding OF the host and hostess. They
were married In 1907.
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SepDEN PRosr has caught over 100 vessels tha
had rallied at cronstradt They are now in a FL
TILL the lst OF May 1858; and several have begun Il
unload cargo the ice set in dangerously 10 thei
moorage in the Baltic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-01

The Dubuque Times, Of the 18th, notices The ar
rival Of tho little steamer ps0stA At that place frc
Prairie du Chisn. The s.oidsst tnkzbitAnt' - NJ
tonishsd Il seeing navigation opsa 30 iAis.
The British medals 70 b. distributedr 10 the OH
GERS and men Of the Americas Arctic sxpsditiosc
have been handed over By Lord Naptsr - our Navy
Dspartneas, and viii soon Be dstrieutsd.
Dir. WIN. Harris. an old eitlssR n Marietta, oa-,
died saddeaiy o. CAristmas day.
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CAPTURE OF HUGE PANTHER-EHd Of an Old
| .Setaer.-0u the I'D ult Mr. Samuel T. Hart, of
Appleton, went with neighbor, to look for stray
colt, taking with him his trusty rifle, for the pur
pose Of killing any wild game he might chance TO
see. After travelling some two miles or more, be
came upon the fresh tracks of some wild animal,
| and the tracks We're large and singular, he gave
up looking for the pony. and with his excellent
dog tramped off in search of an adventure. In a
short time the dog treed the game, but before Hart
could reach the spot they were off again. Pretty
soon. however, they stopped. and when Hart came
up, the dog had huge panther, one Of the largest
ever heard of in the West, at bay, and neither of
them seemed disposed at once to commence the life
| struggle they knew was at hand. This was IN
looked for encounter, kind Of game few men care
to hunt for. There no time for deliheration.-
Retreat might be certain death, aud to fire and not
kill the huge men ster would be attended with even
greater hazard. The dog had shown fight, bat the
| sudden appearance of Mr.. Hart, seemed to throw
the panther into quandary whether to attack lin
| or the dog. Just as the panther was apparently
about to spring for the dog, Hart drew his gun to
his shoulder and fired; only poandng the an nal BY
breakQ one Of ats fore shoulders To say that Hart
was not now alarmed at his own situation would
be true for the that he did not stop to think,
but loaded that gun in quicker time thas he ever
! loaded one before, and before the now infurated
beast could make spring for aim he again fired,
shooting him through the head aud killing him III
| stantiy The panther was brought to town aud
exhibited to large crowds, exciting universal sur
prise at his size and evident age the more espe-
cially as bat one of the species had been seen in
this section of Wisconsin within period OF eleven
| wears From the end of his 10 the tip of his
/ tail, this panther measured seven feet and two
inches Each OF his paws were considerably thick
er than stout mans arms, and appeared to be CA
pable of striking Il sledge hammer blow. Two oi
his tnsks, one of the upper aud one OF the lower
jaw were broken of, and had apparently been gone
| for several years. The two other tasks were very
large, bat much worn. All unite in setting him
down as one of tie oldest settlers In the northern
wilderness and think il probable that be strayed
| from of the extreme northern counties into
this locality Apftetoa lHs.) crsseeat
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THE. MAEeUEsAS CANNIBALs-The British war
sloop Vixen arrived ut Honolulu Oh the 2lst of DC
tober from Npkahiva. Sherepoi.s that the French
authorities at Marqqesas had had some difficulty
with the natives in the celebrated valley of lypee,
where the cannibais desired to sacrifice woman
on the occasion of some of their hea,hen orgies
but the French Governor interfering saved the
wouian not. however, without a shuw OF resistance
on the part of the natives, which resulted in sew
eral OF them being shot before quiet was restored
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~
THOMAS LEONARD,
Corner of Clay and Adam streets
WOODFIN's sPECIFIC!-FOR

WOODFIN'S sPECIFIC!- FOR
w CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor of this Specific, has been aware of
its virtues for several years having freq ueny made
small quantities for gratuitous distribution, to the
afflicted. He had idea Of Offering it 10 the public
in this form. until he urged to do 70, by those
confidence offers 1t to the public for the two diseases
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia
not general panacea. for all the ills flesh is heir
to- Many certificates may be seen at all the places
of sale.
uaauiactuteq, anu soiu oy V; uOoOFlN, Iotn
for S. For sale also, by GAUBBs APPERsoN; T. j.
PICoT; J. w. POLLARD l7th street; and Dr. sNELINGs
corner of Broad and 25th streets. Church Hill.
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REWARD FOR MuRDgRgR.-Governor Gardner,
Of Mass, has issued proclamation Offering re-
of Albert j. stoub, the murderer Of bis wife and
children.
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SAIL VEssELs.-During the north Of
December last 100 vessels entered tho dock IN this
city, aud Isl departed tLerefrcpa.
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VENERABLE NEsRo We ooaversed v;th

Il
an pa man ~ TIE .dca lasai ana r1Tyiils n.,sS
ID wednesday ssss, sao gises A.s o No a. slspsas
"iLuAN BROWN. who seanis to have the oIeay.st -
csneetion Oh Incidents In the rsvoluticusRy wsr
oI " any person we ever saw. He says he was born
In Hartford, Conn.. In March, l55I and thai Il vsi
oe lv years old Ii he lives see the coming MarsA
mnen ne was quite young his family came 20 VIZ
slnia ana settled In Botstoart county whers they
resiaea number OF years, after which hs rnosh>e
HANNAH Brown, who was born I'm Guipes. Afriea NJ
stafford county where she Is now living II th
advancsd.ge Of I'D years. Uncle Bilsy a, hsw ss
use ssrsan. @ 70 ueh. Washington during the rsvolu-
ton aud attended him on the battle fel on several
eceasions, on one of which he was shot in ths Ar
domen and dangerously wounded by an Indian. Ma
attempted to scalp BIN when he feli but was prr
vented ro. doing 50 by the timely interpostion Of
ths patriots lie married one Of Gen. wasAington,n
| maid servants, who bore him thirteen chtldrsp.
and from the time Of her death TO the uresent L..
has lived widower. Many years AFTER peace wns
declared. Bill visited New Orleans and thsre re-
mained until the close Of the war OF Isl2 He was
employed by aen. Jackson a. his body servant and
| lived with him at the Hermitage Uncle Billv
from his own account, has travelled through Mex
leo, aud quite familiar with the geography Of
| tennessee, kentucky. Mississippi and Aiabama--
After along absence from the Old Dominion he as.
tormined few weeks since, visit the home Of AIs
| rontn, and Tor that purpose purchased three new
| suits ana set out from Tennessee on his pilgrim
age. The snperintendents and conductors passed
| him on the various roads from Nashville TO this
city, where he was comfortable chartered NJ tha
Dsnville depot, till ticket could be procured for
| hin, on the Fredericksburg road While waiting
for this ticket, the room he occupied was entered
by some black thief who stole his knapsack and
| clothes. Uncle Billy says he has been kindly
treated by superintendent Campbell and treasurer
| Brockenbrough, and seems truly grateful to them
He expects to leave for Stafford this uiorning and
| as he knows a large number of citizens in Fsdsr.
| ieksburg, we presume he will hnd many hiends
| among them ready to assist him to the end Of his
Journey. 1T his statomeuts are correct, aud he
fAItz han -.
ther and himself are two Of the oldest persons now
livin In Virginia.
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NEGRO HIRING--The subscriber rt

NEGKU HIKINU.-Ihe suDsCrIper re-
IN turns his thanks TO his former friends and pa
irons Tor past favors and takes this method OF III
forming them and the public generally that he
Intends to continue the business the coming year
promising to use his best exertiuns to obtain good
homes and good prices for all Negroes entrusted to
hn aud also 10 give them bis personal attention II;
case of sickness lie has "A large and comfortable
house for them during the hiring In which they CAL
stay until hired ont.
lie would advise that Negroes should be sent In as
carly as practicable after Christmas.
/ refer. by consent, to the following persons:
n. h. HILL. lpiohr>o,l
BAKER II PLEAsaSTs,
JNo. l. W. c. LATANE. King William.
Ra Da r, TS..I $50 King Queen.
DR. BEv. D. kEY. rvcx
DR. JAS Ii. LATASE. I4''0A'
e. A. ]. CL0PTON,
Oiice corner of Wall and franklin streets,
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hill l. Co.'s.
de i-2m