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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-24
ATTACHMENT T

Roekueil AHinston) Before Joel Msn-r. Esq,
Hartford, franOan Co, ohio.
On the i1th day Of July, A D. 1859, Joel Miner, a
Jastiee oftse Peace Of said Township, issued an order
Of attachment In the above named actisu for lhe sua
Of nfsy. ak toliars and Ihirsy-two cents.
CLONES, Atty. foe Pds-
Hartford. o., August ;. 1850 -3w
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ Frederick ". Seymour.l =
vs. In Trunbufl Com Pleas
Holeonb.& White.
By virtue ofa ed alias order Of sale. Issued out of the
Cour; of Common Pleas Of Trumbail CoantS, Vhso 10
me directed and delivered, / have levied apon aSd
shall expose to public sale, at the dooE CT thz C5G<t
House in Warren, TruHbuli County. on
Saturday. the Sd day of September. 1852,
betssn the hours OF 10 o'clock 4. NJ. azd4P NJ. he
following described Real Estae: Ozs undivided half
OF = Steam Saw Mill, with all Of the 1n.c6laery. and
fixtures thereunto belonging. Also. q horse and hSrn,
together with the lot on which the above buildings
stand.
The above property 10 situate on Qulnby nin. in
Warren township. and is known as saw mill lsL Ipr-
chased Or Samuel Quinby for that purpose For faEth-
rem. Appraised at $3.50. Terns-Cash
A. B. LYMAN sheriff
eherif's Office. Warren. August 2. Iz5y.I54
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We have nc hesitation in say ing that we have the
larges. and best selected stock of Paints and Cplors.
Dry and in Oil ever brought TO this market, and We in
vite all persons wishing to purchase these articles to
call and examine our stock and plices; and Paints and
Linssed Oil being held at eSeLESirsfy casa ne
figures cannot fail to suit. -
Our stock embraces the following brands: Fahnes-
tock's Pure, New York Xxx, National, Cleveland, Pa
cifc. Penn. and Lehigh Snow White Zinc Che best in
market,) Passaic Snow White, &c, &c
We have also q stock Of excellent Teas for retail,
at low rates.
Also, Spices. Surgical Instruments, Dental 1nstru-
ments. Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes. Arnold's and
Kirtland's Inks. Smut and Fine Cut Chewing Tobac-
CO, Trusses, Supporters, &c &c.
More hereafter. WOODS Il PEW.
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Rev. C. s. ABBOTT,

Is expected to return this week, from his trip
;to'the East. and be ready next Sabbath to Off
eiase at Christ's Church.
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Call at Stewart & BusSey's,
10. 20 Market St., Warren, o.

tdlI dt q DuSccl ,,
10. 20 Market St., Warren. o.
And see our new ,,oes CHATS & GAPS, isa receiv-
ed. al Of the latest styles and very cheap.
THE BONNER HAT,
AL coisrs, very nice.
THE MORPHY HAT,
All eOiOrs, very chs,sy.
THE WEBSTER HAT,
70. ambitious men
THE EVERETT HAT,
Asunt yernoa-ish.
THE n. Y. LEDGER HAT,
sylranus Cobb Juniorai.h-
THE KANSAS HAT,
Border RaHsanish.
BLACK CASHMERE HATS.
One case-best kind.
PALM LEAF & STRAW HATS,
Very Cheap.
BONNET RUCHES.
All kinds and qualities.
HOPED SKIRTS,
The cheapest in the roria.
ENAMELLED TRAVELLING BAGS,
All PIiee@ ~
CARPET BAGS &. sATCHBLs.
All kinds -
KID GLOVES,
New s~,oek-6sst qualify.
Isle, COTTON & SILK GLOVES,
AL kinds.
'MITTS.
: = Long and .hsr., from isH per pair up.
P1gASoLS,
New stock and latest styles
CIRCLE COMBS.
Qndis Rgbber,} very cheap.
SUSPENDERS, COMBS. BRUSHES,
DREs BUTTONS. PINS. NEEDLES. PAPER.
STATIONERY. PENCILS, ENVELOPES, .EMBliEL-
LAS, LADIES & GENTS HoSE
n HALF HOSE,
AL eolsrs ana q~uaii1esi and four thOusa6d-other arti-
on hand ard constantly arriving, whish are offered
very cheap both al Wholesale and Retail At a
NO. % MARKET STREET.
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70 ;
4 Year, to Clubs of Tireatg.

Il Year, to Clubs Of IireRty.
The Cleveland semi-weekiy Review will enter upon
its second year on the 9th day Of August. 1859. The
great and almost unparalleled success OF this Journal
since its hrst commencement. has determined the pub
Usher to make some important changes and alterations
during the next volume. He takes great pleasure.
therefore, in announcing that on the LIST OF September
next. simultaneously with the new volame Of the Daily,
the SeHi.Weekly will make its appearance in enlarged
form in an entire new and elegant dress, containing
% columns Of matter. OF which not more than three
will be devoted TO advertising.
Il will contain the most correct and reliable Market
Reports mp to the printed dste OF each Psper,-rele-
graphic dispatches from all parts Of the world. inelud-
ing the most Authentic reports from the ErRoPEANWAR
which We are enabled 10 give TO our Subscribers in adj
vance Of the NV York and Cincinnati Weeklies-ths
Review being Published twice as often The Marine
and Nautical news OF the entire chain OF Lakes -
Choice Literary matter adzrted to the family c!rele;-
Poetry, Miscellany. Gs.
discuss without fear or favor. the prominent political
topics ofths day, and endeavor TO give its readers such
views Of them a. are consistent with truth. pnbiAssd
By party feeling. In fne. the Review 10 IL st such = pa
per as every family should have. cheap. Interesting
and reliable.
TERMS:
Single Subscribers, each 8 100 per year.
Clubs Of Ten. - 500 % "
Clabs Of Twenty, 1919 ="
And one copy gratis 10 ne get.er up OF every club.
Subscription books now open fer the new volume, to
August 9th, 1859. Address -
Z. l. WILCOX, =
Publisher Of Daily and seRi-weehly Review.
I47 Wster Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
: e. B. Post Masters are respectfully requested TO act
as agens. and to send for specimens.
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PLACEMENT.
COAL; COAL; .CoAL!!

THE subscriber keeps constantly on
Il hand the BEST QUALITY of Coal. at the Bank
Of HurcEIss & CHEW, q mile south Of Baily Longs.
BroOkfeld. Ohio. 0sEPU FILER.
Brookfeld, Jan. IS, 1850 ~.
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, .-.%wxsT BEDFORD, coshOctOn Co., Nav ~. Is57-
Mr. II, B. KINGSLEY. Sir:-I have been selIingaks
medicines Of he GrSRenbergC Company orThe Izsttea
years. snd have invariably tnnd them 10 give good
satisfaction: and the pills l have sold to a good many
families as regularly a. their tea and cozss- so1 vi =
my trade they become a staple article Marsball's
Uterine Cathelicol is medicine that hss done 4 great
amount of good in female diseases. One lady ] sold it
to told me she had received more benefit from o4e bot
tie than she did from q long course OF nediealtrest-
mens by the most skillful physicians.
YoGrs trrly, WILSON
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NOTICE.
~ sssrins sInpson.)
Loren r sInpson. etal)
The said Loren R. Simpson win take ns'tss thai the
said Sabrina Simpson hled her petition on The IstiASv
Of August. A. D., 1883. in The Office Of the fkrk Of he
Court Of Common Pleas OF TrrrbuIl County. Ohia,
charging the said Loren Z Simpson with htvfTs Nban.
donrd her without any good cause, and also With habit
nal drunkenness, and praying that said court wuuld
assign to the petitioner her interest in . certain tr7c.
Of land situate In Brsokfed in said county. heretofara
purchased by said Loren Z. simpson ofJoel 3 Bntti-s
and also decree TO the rit:onsr aliuony, and for oshs
and proper relief; vh'ta petition viIIssana 70 rhsara
a. the October term Q IsAi eoafs-
sABEIHA sIMPs1y.
Arg. ,, ls5s.-Sw ByL- o. jc~uBslGrl5
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New Orleans Advertisements.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EA AriificinI Tceth-rha ch..n,....

"A. Artificial Tceth-The Cheeplms site Pro.
cEss.-t}. W, JONES. DENrIsr, having purchased
tie sriasfrs rssht Tor the above mode ei making
III n. ana after mSsss and sssfiag il in the most
dtPt"H cases fr6efe ether plates rad f1,std. IS en-
Hrtsp aftSsea % as obsslHie superiority over the
F"id Siteer and niattna method; therefore with
cHtRdence, recommend Il to all who may desire fl
or Eaft'al sets q teeth, ard eSpscasfis 10 sneh
gTHF Dc dissatisfied tfifb these gafB aor psiag
II this process. all OF the objections 10 the snia
P'ate are Feinovethe suction beng prrstf secures
t"Etof aud tabtfits to the ct, and tho teeth being
nedded IN the metal. the food is excluded from
uHdsf oF between them; thes are, therefore clean
c. smooihef, and m every respect better. In con-
sequence OF tae perfect adaptation oi the plate to
{he nleath and the scilon thereby secured, he can
insert ore or more teeth sosfAea clasps and in ali
eSs guarantee perfect and satisfactory At.
this method hRSiaS been adopted and co,ngne nd
81 " those STANDING highest in the profession
North and South. testimonials will I've given and
specimens exhibited to ans who may desire to see
thein The otd plates OF those wishing IL exchange
me etS method for TIE new, viii le taken in part
pAF; VII. of course. make TEETH on the old
a.de for those WAC MAY prefer IL.
= 'iiinE thnro0ahls andsently done; and teeth OK
trsgtee ny electricity for those who wish H.
osace opposite Cor,n:hian Hai ia 5-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

PRESERVING EGGs.-The following recipe is
from a recent work on 'Game Fowls" "Dis-
solve some gum shelac in a sufficient quan,i-
ty of alcohol to make n thin yarnish, give each
egg a coat. and after they have become thor
oughly dry pack them in bran or saw-dust,
with their points downwards in such a man.
ner that they cannot shift about. After you
have kept them as long as You desire, wash the
varnish carefully of, and they will be in the
same state as they were before packing. ready
for either eating or Matching" The author of
this work states that he has been engaged for
thirty years in raising the best of game fowls,
and he has frequently imported eggs from Eu-
rope which he directed to be packed according
to this recipe, and from such eggs he has raised
chickens. This is certainly very simple
mode OF preserving eggs. and very superior to
the common method of laying them down in
milk of lime
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

GREAT BEITAIN.-We have rpason 10 be.
iieve. says the drindley's Home News for In
dia, that Mr.. Golden Is not unlikely to be an.
pointed TO the important Office of Governor
General of Canada. We know that such a
proposition has been discussed in high quar-
ters, and we understand that when the oppor-
tnnfty for putting 1t into motion arrives, Mr..
Golden win be prepared to accept the honora-
BILE responsibility it will impose upon him.
The Jewish Chronicle says that there are
sot0a Jews in the Austrian army in Italy and
Captain OF the Jewish persuasion. in the lat
entagement, most heroically rescued the co.
iers of his regiment from the French, who had
taken IL.
The Leeds Mercury says that 'tiov Seward,
Of New York, is now on q tour of observation
through, our manufacturing districts.''
The Daily News says that a contract has
fleet dockyard, for the construction of a screw
frigate of 1900 tons, for the Greek Govern
ment.
The submersion of n cable between the cas-
tern const of Tonning, is to commence on the
18th of July. The length is 800 miles. It's
submersion is expected to be completed on the
10th of July.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

PROMPT PUNISHMENT IN RrSsIA.-A letter
from st. Petersburg gives an account of a se-
we're sentence just passed on n prince there for
violence 10 young girl He carried the young
girl Oft TO his country palace where she, in re-
sisting him, Scared TIE faces of himself and
companions
On her return, her father appealed to the
hated police, but in vain The police
assured him that the criminals could not be
identified. On this, her brother. an officer in
fhe country regiment, was written TO. He was
interchangeable in his inquiries. discovering that
three officers had suddenly announced them-
selves sick, 10 hide the scars in their faces
wrote Il petition to the Emperor. and succeeded
IN awaklng his pathy. The police master
was summoned, and the Gar charged him in
stantly 10 procure true report OF what had
passed. This was done. The criminal was
Prince GalitZin. But mark the punishment
The Car instantly compelled him TO marry
the sufferer, endowed her on the spot with half
his worldly goods. making her at once very
wealthy, aud then immediately issued Il ukaSe
oi divorce leaving her entirely free All the
three officers Were transported TO Il country
regiment, deep III the heart of Russia and Were
refused any rise in Inilitaly rank. Never was
poetical justice more rapid and more com plete.
The sentence does honor to the Emperor. and
almost makes us long i'll certain cases Tor an
omnlpotent despot. But this is not the only
instance in which Alexander IL has given
proofs of Il good heart and great vigor. The
circumstance has excited an immense senSa-
ton in the Russian capital and will doubtless
have good results.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

=! Gs Nature IS me treat hysiciau.-Thfs
y Nv tn'hittcd ty the medical profession fun
pFnfiaed by the human economy, that whenever
ahs INNS Us wrong IN the physical system the natu
~ iorees ni The body brought to bear 10 eyuel
1ns dSHasc The great aim: therefore, is to
streagthcn tho natural powers. This has been kent
m view ~ the skillfu cofnpoundars al flr uog
ItT ER'S BtTTERS, which opera,e 20 give fresh
Hthi. p all the organs Of the body. The effect of
lbis medicine upon the stomach, the liver and ,ha
kldneYs, are prompt and decisive. The patient who
Is wise cn"a3h 70 cut druEglnE. and try the IT.
fftS, soon teeis as II he had taken new lease of
t!ia ana as ne continues the cf the article he
u oFeflo. ed 20 hGd the of health coursing
tRfehsh h's frame. Let all from whose cheek the
n11om mas depSItea, give DR.. J. HOSTETTER'S
celebrated BiTTERS trial.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where. N' ''
In See advertisement in another column.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

IN. HoerIAnUs oEAlsAn DlT1xnes
On. noorLAspS Es1sAnIr cospsz1, d
TAs sssas siesdssd sssSsf5ass q ~ ssll.g!t 1sas
s:ss. ssss ss;ssss :s :s ss.ss sa
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EiySS S;Srsi rsSHsssf5t]lzxrra Sss5Yt AZ rag ypsiza
srsTHh4' TIN ''kR1ISSkkz1syss,s R1ISSkkz1syss O. m
ssd al diseasss arisiss jscM : ~ y6sssl 1tsw -
"a ;: e s:,s.s.: :,:s - sd
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sxis.f .iu e.ys. wIrnoCT vAII, ~ ssssf -
cogSA syH q c6Ip. Ii.pisa; oK HoAxsRvEss, R2ox.
GHdf}Ts dT}s lNl7sT INtH / &
a: ss9s -,
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION,
most ssrsrs DlARRHdsA py0sssdiss Jsss coIp III II
8: Ss "a De-
and sold BY drssxisfs cad deaixss ~ssdieisss
srsyYtcAsYe, at rs cents hofs The sisnntnvs ~
c. n; Lcxsos riI b o. sAs osf'sds mrarSv u
II tie Ahnasae ssbli,Aed ssssslly ~ fAe no
k.d tsstirso"y and so,n,sxndase.y sosssss Jrem aH
a. = :" ist iSuRscEIi, LADD Co. Asspy, 1
A SnIga,, SynIIRGINIA REMEDY.-MRs. DAVIS
dies for COUGHS and COLDS has been in use in
Richmond and lss vicinity for the past fifteen gr
Coughs and Colds. The following certlncato was
VOLUNTARILY given by Rey. Mr.. Wiles in lss4
= bowling GRHEN,- CARoIixE. March q, 1G6l-
Mr.. c. c. WALTER-pcar Sir I take pleasure in
Informing you that Mrs. DAVIS Cough EIixiv,,
purchashed of yau, has actcd like charrn upcn my
little daughter, when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad have used il also in cases OF Colds, at
tended with severe coush and ever case the
same happy results have been produced. regard
this preparation as excellent medicine, and in
my judgment no family ought to be without il.
A. WrLEs,
Pastor Of the NJ. f. Church. South, on the Caroline
Circuit, Va. Conf. ~ q n -
For sale BY Mrs. "A. b. DAVIS, Fisher l. Winston,
Millspaugh Johnston, J: w. Gariick, +. ]. Picot,
A. Bodeker and Chas. d. Yale, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

John ]. Jones has been nominated for Con-
gress. by the Democratic Convention OF the
Eighth District Of Georgia, as successor 70
Hon. Mr. Stephens.
Six hundred dollars have been subscribed
towards erecting monument TO Hogg, the Et-
trick Shepherd.
Payne Keyon Kiibourne, Of Litchfleid, Con-
necticut a weil-known antiquarian. Is dead.
Aubrey H. Jones, of Essex county, had
three oxen and two mitch cows killed on The
18th instant, by being struck with lightninx.
The Virginia House in Alexandria, Va, has
been sold to Peter Tressler for 9l0CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28
Rirhmonn Qispattb.
THURSDAY MORNING. :. July ., 1850.

SAFETY OF RAILWAY TRAvKLIYG.-Not.
wi'hstanding tho lamentab,e occurrences.
which go by the name Of railway aeeident.. and
tho large number of persons who are prcma-
turely hurried out of the world by rotten
bridges, misplaced switches, and other causes.
the actual number killed, as compared with
the number Of persons travelling, Is far less by
railway than by any other mode of transport.
Since 1883 the following disasters have oc-
CURED in this country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

Muddy Water is such a common beverage to
our citizens, that those who do not use filters
look for no other sort. As most Of our readers
have long since consumed each peck Of dirt,
II may be we'll for them to know that keesee
& Parr, corner Of iath and Cary streets, are
manufacturing clay filters, which are sold
cheap, and which answer the purpose OF fur
nishing clear water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

The Mobile papers announce the death of the
Hon John Gayle, Judge of the United States
District Court of Alabama who died at his
residence near Mobile on the 2ist instant lie
was in the 9th year of his age, and his health
had been declining for some time previous to
his death. Judge Gayle was among the most
honored citizens of Alabama, having spent the
greater part of his life in the public service,
andsilied nearly every post of distinction in
the State. He was twice Governor of the
State, and represented the Mobile district one
term in the Congress of the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

Let OF.-Jas. McNulty, charged with steal
ing 1856 from Mary Hunt, appeared before the
Mayor to answer the charge but nothing be-
ing proved against him, he was acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

F9gAtiag.--Sam pson Phillips and George
Bland. were arrested by officer Morris, yester.
day, Just as they had loclDed horns for tlsfic
display, and taken before the Mayor, BY whom
they were both reprimanded, frightened ont Of
ut least six months' growth, and then inFnsd
loose 10 quarrel again,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

A SUBSTITUTE FoE ALCOHOLIC DEINKs.-
Old torers may get Il hint towards relief in
the following passage Of an address by Pro-
fe>scr Miller TO the Scottish clergy:
Every drop of alcohol went to the brain,
hartrned il, and produced determination OF
blood thither. He had read i'll books of travel
that some of the tribes of the North American
Indians We're well aware of this for when
they failed in procuring supply of alcohol,
they Were wont 10 stand for some time on the
CROWN of their heads. This was 4 mere mat
ter of engineering on their part but ii pro-
duced the desired effect and served as a solu-
ton for the loss of their whiskey. Now, he
would take the liberty of suggesting 10 those
fathers and brothers who Were in the habit of
taking tumbler OF tOddy occasionally to as
sist them in inditing sermons. il it would not
be Il much better plan to adopt the idea of the
North American Indians, and stand for quar-
ter of an hour or half an hour on the crown of
their heads before they sat down TO write.
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IT, Fresh Leeches.-i have just received
by Adams Express. fresh lot OF SWEDISH
LEECHES, which will be applied upon most
s0nahie terms.
7. S.-Cupping and Leechng promptly attended
TO. Can be found at all hours OF the DAY at the
Hair Dressing Room under the American HOTEL
and ut night on 9Th street, FfCnch Garden Hill.
my 25-ts X. C.. HOBSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

RCMoRs As TO MR.. SICKLEs.-It is stated
that a large body of the constituents OF Hon.
Daniel L. Sickles, offended at his recent course
in matter we'll known to the public, have
drawn up n petition, to be signed only by his
former political friends and associates, re-
questing him, in the most pointed terms, 70
resign his seat as member of Congress. IL Is
also stated thar the memorial in question has
received nearly fourteen hundred signatures.
How far either of these rumors is true, we are
not prepared, in the absence of authentic IN
formation, positively to assert. II Is true,
however, that in the Eighth Ward move
ment is on foot among his late personal SYM
pathisers, to hold n public meeting at which
to make tie request openiy.--N. y. Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

A USEFUL VOLUNTEER FoRCE.-Between
400 and 500 men. all volunteers for the work,
with teams scrapers, barrows, picks, shoyels
and hoes, Thursday afternoon, repaired TO Mt
ST. Vincent, thesite of the proposed St. Peters
ST. Joseph's church, and worked with vigor in
preparing the ground for the foundation of the
new institution. The whole work was done ::
$40 feet in length of bitches, feet wide, and 5
feet deep, were excavated, together with the
cellar, 50 by 80 feet, and feet deep. Tn addi-
ton 10 this, the grading of circuitous road.
% feet wide, from Monroe street to the College
grounds, was nearly completed. An immense
work for four hours, surely
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

Disordsr,y.-Martin Arnold, an old man, was
SO dsorderly and abusive to Justice Sanxay
and John Gentry, on Tuesday last that the
Mayor called him 10 sight, yesterday, and held
him TO bail for his good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

Ippudenee.--Corbin, slave to George Turner,
willfully drove his cart aGai.s st DIR. Bottoms
carriage, q few evenings since, and broke it
down, for which he was called before the
Mayor yesterday and soundly fogged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-28

HARVARD UNIVERSITY BUILDINGs.--Oft the
sixteen buildings belonging to Harvard Col
lege, four were erected before the American
Revolution, viz: Massachusetts Hall, built in
l7i9-'20; Holden Chapel, built in 1874; Hollis
Hall, built in 1762-'63: and Harvard Hall, built
in 1851, 10 replace the second Harvard Hall,
which was destroyed by fire in January, 1864.