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days. Hence, cannot say with verify, whether
you are Indebted to my patriotism, or ths weather
Tor this too lengthy and disconnected letter.
Having for the past two weeks tried in vain to
cough . cold out Of my left side. sm nov en-.
deavoring to draw IL cut through my ribs By
means OF q mustard plaster, something less IN
slze than barn door. So, should you find errors
700 tedious to mention In these hurriedly written
pages, attribute them to the mustard aud the un-
Easy position q am sitting up In bsd) 10 which
~rIte. have neither the inclination or patience
70 re.write or revise. A1ios.
Yours In the fraternity SMY
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Affairs in Norfolk.


CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
NORFOLK, April 18th, 1859.
The meeting of the stockholders OF the Norfolk
and Petersburg Railroad will convene at the office
of the Company, in this city, day after tomorrow.
There is a great deal of feeling manifested in our
city in regard to the probable action of this body
As to their action in the matter of officers. We
express no opinion, however, but await patiently
the pleasure of the meeting. 1t will be remem-
bered that the proxy Of the Select Council was in
structed to vote $3.50 as the maximum of salary
for the President.
Piccolomni made her debut before q Norfolk
audience last night, in concert; she gave evident
satisfaction and was repeatedly encored. The au-
dience was large and fashionable, and we noticed
that Suffolk, Smithheld and Portsmouth were we'll
represented
The operations at the Gosport Navy Yard are in
u state of activity; the work on the new steam
gunboat is progressing rapidly. The John Adams
is ready to go into commission, aud the Plymouth
in tho dry dock, with a score or two OF men on
her who are actively engaged in getting her ready
for sea.
Corn is quite dull this morning-recepts light.
and demand limited. We quote from sales of this
morning, yellow 81 cts; white 81 81 cts; mixed
81 cts. PERCUSSION.
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S@- SANFoRB's LIVER INvIaoRAron-
r The GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY

PETERS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RHEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer
curial or Balsamic properties, excels everything
heretofore offered the public, in its curative resto
rative aud renoyating powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re-
medy will cure the above Diseases and confounded
when they have occuar demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
for twent odd years, has known OF case of twenty
years standing to be restored to perfect health and
sll other OF shorter duration to be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
any case of Gonorrh0a which the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried out with
prudence on the part of the patient and to any one
purchasing half u dozen bottles. and using accord
ingiy. in his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cure; and in of failure, will furnish additional
medicine, free of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents; and cure will De effected with
out inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
GRUBBS Il APPERSON, Druggists,
Agents for the city OF Richmond,
de IO-6mt No. POI Broad st.
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~Mas's DAYS ARE Few AND FULL q

SORROW AT BEsTi-But many of the ills to which he
is subjected might be relieved or adverted fproper
remedies were resorted to. We have frequently
known persons of delicate constitutions to suffer
short lifetime from dsordered stomachs. indigestion
and attacks of biliousness simply because they
fused to use nvgqgatng toncs to aid nature in the
performance of its yhnctions while they might have
found relief in a short time by using BAKERS
PREMIUM BITT ERs, the best family medicine yet
discovered for such complaints as we have alluded
TO- The proprietor has IN his posse sion the certt
Gates of thousands Of persons who have used his
Bitters and been cured by them. Let the aniicfed,
therefore, suffer longer, but parake OF the pana
cea offered them, and be restored TO health.
For sale by all the principal Druggists In the CITY
of Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia apl
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1859. SPRING TRADE.
TOHN J. MELLON,
1859.

1859. SPRING TRADE. 1859.
TOHN J. MELLON,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES, BRANDlES,
GINS, WIIISKEYS &C,
NO I34 CARY ST, RICHMOND. VA.
Have in store and Bonded Warehouse Cognac.
Rochelle and Sazerac BRANDIES; holland GIN;
Jamaica RUM; Scotch and Irish WHISKEY; PORT
Sherry, Madeira and Malaga WINES.
4c0 bbls Penn aud Ohio Whiskey
$40 bbls Brandy. Gin and Sweet Wine
20 bbIs Old Apple Brandy
l26 bbIs assorted Rye Whiskeys, (from l to
yearsoid)
100 bbls Excelsior Pure Rye Whiskey. (of which
L am sole AGENT
30 baskets Champagnes of superior brands
Claret. satavne and uiedist inner Wines; Curacao,
Kimmel Krish- asser and Absinthe; Londou and
Dublin Porter; Scotch Ale; Fine Havana SeRars
Thankful for past tavors. respectfully solicit q
Continuance promising satisfaction IN all cases.
~. All orders promptly attended to.
u,h ID
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srABs1NG in the Circuit Court va,

STABsING I'm the Circuit Court yes
terday A. B. Lipscomb, indicted for feloniously
stabbing A. Schadd, in October last, was set to the
bar for trial and plead not guilty. Several wit.
nesses were examined on both sides; aud argu.
ments submitted for and against the prisoner
The case was then given to the jury, who, after
brief retirement, found verdict OF guilty of I'M.
lawful stabbing, and sentenced the prisoner to
confinement in the city jail for nine months
There is yet another indictment the prison.
er for stabbing, which will be tried this term
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~ NoTICH.-1he Democratic Vigi-
W. lance Committee for Jefferson Ward will
meet at George Sadlers Hotel, on Main street, ON
Below will be found the names of the COMMITTEES:
CB HILL.
VIGILANCE CoMMITrKE:
FoR JEFFERSON WARD-C b Hill. John Hagan, Tim
c Burns WIN Sears Wood, g II ssdler, John j Will
son, Jas r Allen, Alexander Craig. w Bethel.
d Word, James Moore, Mason, Ash Levy, L An
telotti, . T Netherlaad. Thomas Pemberton. nd'd
Mccarthy, Allen d Lyon. r Ssnxay,. b kearce
Schriver, A Brockmeyer, John II Leftwitch, Il J
Higgins, A Picot. WIN Jenkins. A Bodeker. y
Nordmeyer. n Picot. jackson. flescher, n
White. o Waddell, J Augustine, A Inloes, b Car
togni, E Straus, Tim Ryan, w Waddell. u Hell.
NJ Arnold, II Beggleston. Lewis frayssr. Thomas
Clemmitt ap 2-1s
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PASSING CoUNTRRFEIr MOVE

PASSING CoUNTERFEIT M0gIY.--On
Monday evening last Ewel b Grubbs stepped into
the establishment of Mrs. Caroline Mtzy ,on 17th
st., and observing cheap watch on sale, purchased
it, giving the lady SO counterfeit note from
which to get her pay. As soon as the watch was
handed over, Grubbs made tracks at quarter horse
speed, but luckily watchman Boze made his ap-
pearance just at the nick of time, and discovering
the fugitive,l captured and Gagged him. Yesterday
morning Grubbs appeared before the Mayor, and
after patient hearing, was remauded to be exs
amired by the Hastings Court, at its next term,
for feloniously passing ounterfeit note knowing
the same to be counterfeit
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~H.nrsHoasn's Asr1-BrLrous PILLS

are the safest and best Purgative Pills in use. They
aet upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, carrying
ID ali bile aud every foul secretion. They don't
yripe easy in their operation. and can be taken
At any time without fear of exposure They remove
II you suffer with any pain, use HARTSiORNE,S
CURE-ALL, the great PAIN ANNIHILATOR. II
you have q cough use HARTSH0RNES COUGH
SYRUP, which is the best Cough Syrup In the
RorId.
Sold by all Druggists In Richmond. oc I5-6m
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LOCAL AFFAIRS

AAcAflHo ct N.-ThA ANIMAL
meeting OF the Virginia Mechanics Iostitute. far
the election Of officers for the ensuing year. took
place &C the Hall of the Institute iass Wond.v
night, there being about six hundred memhars
sons were elected: Po''
tresadent.-A NJ Bailey
Forbes. ""o w"
Recor1sng Scretdry.-J w LewelIen.
C0rresPonding Secretary-George Lownes
1fedsurer.-Samuei Mitchell.
Audit0r.-George w Anderson.
BOARD OF MANA0KRs:
Joseph Powell VIM Macfarlane
Charles W Allen Geo Baryamin
spence Daniel Y Bowen
s 8 Cottrell Thomas CIemmjtt
James A Scott VIM w Snead
1eo Ainslle James D Browne
James Kersey Charles r Davis
JAS Psnberton John w Cardveu
Philip Rahm FL barnes
James Davis Montague.
Iuo ~. oMcers and Board OF Managers will meet
az the Hall OF the Institute to.morrow evening.
at half past O'clock to organise and appoint the
regular standing Committees. Every member is
expected to be at his post as business s
to be transacted. -
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HoUsN BREaKJ,

HOUSE BREAKISG.-Before the Hus-
tings Court yesterday free negro named William
Henry James, was put upon trial for breaking in.
to Ned Hudson's house in the day time, on the 9th
OF March, and stealing sundry articles of wearing
evidence, the Court found the prisoner guilty.
and sentenced him to confinement in the peniten-
tary for three years.
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THE rocK.-we append the receipts in

The rocK.-We append the receipts in
and shipments from the Dock, for the month Of
March last:
Receips-2S6I tons guano; 6O25 casks lime; 3S2 $50
feet uu ber 4500 bushels potatoes; 4O6 bbis phos-
phste lime 1851 bbis fish; 1853 cords wood: l42 emp
ty barrels; COZ tons COAL l625 sacks salt; 1850 bags
cofet; 1923 tons iron; 81 tons plaster; 655250 shin
giles; 6Se3 bushels wheat; 1900 bushels oats: 857
hhds sugar.
Oltsodrd-25,653 bbls flour; 6I9i pkgs tobacco; I2i
hhds tobacco 1880 bushels offaI l246 kegs nails;
1861 bushels wheat rs tons iron; 81 bales domes.
fics.
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VIM. Wilson, formerly q member Of Congress
from the Lycoming district, pa, died at Sunbury
on Saturday week.
Thomas Auguste Dueffner, German teacher ,fsll
dead In Baltimore, on the 11th inst
The clipper bark Roeback, from Rio Jaoeiro,
arrived at New York on Sunday, having lost three
men, Of yellow fever, during the passage. s
The Ohio canals are to be leased q public aucs
ton on the steps OF the State House, on the 18th
of August next, to the highest bidder, for term
of five years.
De Riviere, "the gallant Zouave," the hero Of
the Blunt drama. turns up again 10 New Yosk, a
aconfidence man.
Over one thousand acres Of woodland were
burned over 10 Marshpee and Falmouth, Mass, ON
Sunday last, and at the latest dates the ire con-
tinued spreading.
last week; 179 in Philadelphia and rs In Baltimore.
VIM. Smith OBrien was in Memphis, Tenn, on
the 7th inst.
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~ BEAurY.-It has a votary in ev-
you wish to be subjected to such an infIuence 90
70 the PHofOGRsPha and FINE ART GALLERY.
ahd see III low npon the canvas. breathe from the
ams.I,iaa,toned AMBROTYPE and high nished
raoI0dKhPH. Do this. and if You have a heart
pleased S''' '"o "A1ss 10
monographs taken all sizes, up to LIFE copjed
moln " IN Dasoerreotypes or Ambrotypes. and colored
~ OH OF water coisrs, making really beautiful pic
'ufes' q W MINNls,
NH 23 oA AAo1'o, ,iaiu et,
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Letter from New sIe1ico.

Description Of the Cosntry-C -Ctaructeriaics Il; ns,p
Territory fate6los The Yarajos hsdtans-- xgs
altar in The Forrest -Literatsre on The Border
The rliaais dc 4, dc.
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ARREST AT CIScINNAT.-A young woman, who
gave her name as Elizabeth Wright, and said she
formerly resided in Louisville and Pittsburg
was arrested at Cincinnati on Saturday last, for
receiving 81 600 In counterfeit bills, var
ious banks, from the Office of the American Express
Company.
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MEDICAL CARDS.
~r DR. SYLvAaus L. MORAN having

lNNHAM 0AV1UR
located himself permanently in Riebp,ona 1890
E1 .siiaets ois professional services to the pubc
, may pe made either At his ofce on Bank .treet
Hotel. '' va nv .ns ~ Chaftss
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LARGE RoBBERY.--The safe of the President aud
cashier of the Allentown Railroad Company in
New York, was broken open on Saturday, aud
$4,000 10 railroad bonds, checks and diamond
jewelry were stolen. A young clerk 10 the office
was arrested, aud confessed the robbery, with the
exception of the jewelry, The bonds and checks
were recovered and the lad was sent 70 prison to
await mia trial
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The u. 3. STEAMER FULToN.-It is believed In
some quarters here that this vessel, on board OF
which Commissioner Bowlin proceeded TO Para.
quay, may be expected home at an early day.
This impression Is founded on the hypothssis that
An amicable settlement with Paraguay had been
cousummsted BY Mr.. Bowlin, which is very gene-
rally beIieyed.-Stdr.
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No. CLOTHING,


AT WHOLESALE ONLY
we have now IN store, the largest aud most com.
plete STOCK OF CLOTHING We have ever offered for
SALE comprising every article wanted for the Spring
trade.
Most OF these goods have been manufactured un-
der our own supervision, and We will guarantee
them TO be equal IA Styic dnf quality to any goods
IN this ard Al t0Uer prices than they can be
ment will be found
Black and Colored Cloth DREsS FROCKS
super Bik Italian Cloth and AlpaCa COATS
super Fey Cass aad Tweed SUITS
Fey Linen and Marseiles do
Ey White Marseilles nd Linen COATS
Linen, Duck and Drill do
Bro Linen and Grass Cloth do
BIZ and Fey Cass PANTS
White, Buff and Fey MsrseiIies VESTS
Plain and Fig. Silk and Satin do
Linen AMI Mars Bosom SHIRTS
DhAMEaS, OlERALLS, HICKORY SHIRTS
WATERPROOF GOODS, &c, &C.
Merchants visiting this city viii find it TO their
interest to examine our stock before purchasing
mn io-lm KENT, PAINE Il co.
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MARKING pApERs-rhe Postmaster General do.
cides that peu or pencil mark made for the sole
purpose Of attracting the eye to particular srt.
Gle Or portion Of pTintsd matter does not subject
matter 10 litter postage, - iusastsd on ~ some
postmsstegs.
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Dn. Joan u. WALrHALL, (Homeo.
Oilers hia professional services to the ia
.ens oi Richmond END lis vicinltY ofce at hs re-
,s ,S On Leigh str ct. two doors from 9th
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND

~ OFFICE FOR RENT.-The House aud Lot on
II street. next tony own residence, and near the
corner of artre. For good tenant it will be put
il repair AZ low rent. Also the office, in the Law
Building, in the occupancy of Abel Mayo. Ii is
ths first floor, and has gas and other coEven
J-nces- Bed rooms in the Law Building, and rooms
ior i clear water bath and laundry in rear of the
same. Other desirable property both for sale and
rent. Possession given immediately.
Tsh 22-Im MINOR.
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- -
SPECIAL NOTICES
DS- LEE & PLsAsANrs-

No. LEE & PLsAsANrs-
u..,, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Goochiand and Hanover 's''
As Notarios Public and commiss;onars y, no5,
a.. they are aUthor sod to take Dispositions Afd a
Wis ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF Deeds Powers OF Attor-
several States aud Territories of the Union.
omce on lltl So. 81 door from Main mb ply
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Ea Aud possession given at once, two large rooms
The q and 81 stories. the Hook an Ladder
Company, or 10Th street between Main and CaIy
They about % by 81 feet. They ara very desra-
BILE Toons and in the business part of the city Ap-
ply to JAS NJ TAYLOR Il SON,
NH 2a-5w Goddin's Hall.
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:. Valuable DWELLINa AND

III VACANT LOTS ON TBEEAsT LINE or 9TH
NORTH or LEIGH STREET, FOR SALE-We are
authorized to s.ii the large Dwelling located AS
abtSr, uO~ III the occupancy of w Nj Harrison,
ksl The Lot has front of lao feet, and depth Of
~ feet The Dwelling is not only large but is con-
N"nlrntiy arranged for the accommodation of a
family. The Dwelling. with 66 feet front will be
spik separate trom the vacant ground on the North
and south. Apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-13

COsr OF LITIGATION The Parrish will case has
been before the New York courts for about three
years. and 10 not yet admitted to probate Already,
IN addition to $l9,0 300 allowed in the beginning,
costs, besides which Mr.. Cutting has rendered .
bill Of costs amounting to 5000; MIR. Evarts Q
bill of &l5,50o, and Judge Eimonds charges
amounting TO $4,000.
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0KaaaH b. SrnsE, Dentist, Ofis
sna rss'asGoe Nc 81. On Mkin between sth and "a
ss~~~s h>sSausoun w. NV nB--lv
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~ BUY YOUR Books AT THE err Box sfoaE

N. BUY YOUR BOOKS At THE GIFT BOZ 6f0kk
where you may buy
A Book and Gold Watch for Sl0e
A Book and q Silver Watch for LOO
A Book and o Gold Chain for 100 s
Book and Gold Thimble for loo a4
A Book and Cameo Pin for 100
A Book and set of Sleeve Buttons for 100
Book and Gold Locket for 100
Book and q Gold Bracelet for LOO
A Book and Gold Pencil for 100 ~
Book and Gift Book for 100
This il q great movement. which has for its end
the dssemina ton Of knowledge. Be sure to cali at
No. Sc Main street. and BY Book. ap12-et
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VlssILs.-For the month Of March
last, six New York packets, FIVE Boston and sigh.
teen Baltimore, with assorted cargoes, arrived in
the Dock Dariug the same period Of time, 1SS
vessels arrived in the Dock, and 2l6 departed
therefrom.
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HOUSE ON GOVEKNOR STREET

81 FOR RENr-For rent, and possession given
Dn the Isl of April the house ON the west side OF Go
vernon street. now occurred by Mr.. +. Ii. Cowiing.
and adjoining the corner house in the occupancy OF
fiessrs Doggett & Ander son. Apply to Samuel P.
MitchelI, and Andrew Jo hnsten, Executors of VIM
Mitchell Jr. NH l6-ts
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A6CHEAP CARD RDPRINTING.-Th
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RUGdLES FAST CARD PRINTING PRESSE1, 10
prepared to furnish tsdescriptiou Of work cheaper.
and with greater rapdity than any other establish
ment in this city. The largest stock Of CARDS In
the city can be found at this office.
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Cor CLEAR.-John QnArles, barber,
before the stsyor yesterday for assaulting aud
beating Jane Gordon: but the proof did not suss
tain the cshrge he was acquitted.
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INNooExT.-Lewis, slave to John L.
Eubank, charged with having tobacco In bis pos.
session supposed to have been stolen, was tried
before the Mayor yesterday morning and acquitted
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VIoLssr.-On Monday night last John
Appleyard was arrested for unlsv fully going upon
the premises of William joy, and threatening to
shoot him with pistol. He was examined before
the Mayor yesterday morning, and held to bail to
keep the peace.
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2-i0t GODDIN 4 AppERsON.
FOR RENT-With immediate nos
a. TWO LARGE ROOMS FOR RENT

q session, very pscOus and comfortable Office.
"a the first floor the Mercha ants Insurance
IN ,e, on Main street. Apply at the office of the
JIty Savings Bank. Inh 3l-ts
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The NAVY YARDs.-Commodore Gregory and
other officers appointed short time since by the
their duties at Brooklyn, on Wednesday lase.
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DItUHT TUHIsHMENT.-Un the 4th of
narcn last, q negro fellow named David, slave to
James b. Royster, made most daring effort IN
murder his overseer, Mr.. Robert Allen, BY plupg-
ing knife blade into one side of his head and
breaking it of. The negro was at once arrested
and imprisoned, and yesterday was tried for his
life before the Hastings Court. After hearing the
evidence, four justices out of five we're in favor Of
hanging the prisoner, he being found guilty, but
the NTH one favoring milder punishment, the
Court sentenced the accused to transportation be.
yond the limits of the United States and assessed
ms value at 81, 100. What is the practical effect
OF this sentence, unable to say, as Virginia
has no place, beyond her own borders, where she
can colonze her black feIons, and she certainly
should not desire to tura them loose upon her
sister States to perpetrate similar or even greater
outrages.
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wkDN EsDAY MORNING -. APRIL "a isss.
THE CKLEBRATION At ASHLAND
aGSPoSpEscK OF rHE RICHMOND Daily DISPATCH

ACCIDENT ON THE RAILRoAD-yERY LIT
TIE LESfEAkING-LARGE ASSEMBLAGE 60
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tain the cshrge he was acquitted.
FoH AsHLAnD.-A lNge number OF our
citizens left here for Ashland Yesterday TO partcis
pate in the celebration Of Henry Cisys birth day.
FsvER H1Ar.-A political meeting vas
held ct Springfield Hall hist Monday night, when
Msssrs. White and Mayo Democratic candidates
for the Senate and House of Delegates aud Wick
ham and McGruder, cand idatcs Of the Opposition.
addressed the sovereigM Politics are tsSsr heat
10 Henrico county, both parties lsborirg xsalousy
to gain the victory.
TIE YouNa GGAnD Light Battalion
will celebrate their snniysfsary to-day, In their
usual spirited manner. The annual target PRACTICE
will take place and u good dinAer viii JolIow. The
Young 6uaEd know hov 70 cslsbraes these ocea.
si0ns aHd we vent are 70 assert that their gueets
will and them nos hospitable hoss to-day.
-
THu G1AMD JuRY Of the Circuit Court
nst yesterday, and found trus bills aoainss =.
aud William 0lGsen for larceny.
A WRsCK. --On Monday night last
Judge Cru0p's buggy Scsss took fright % Church
Hill, and ssseR ag clear Of ell danger mill getting
near Mayo STR - ran againsta brtek wall, hroks
into ptsess ths vehieis and injured hinself eAdly
PuHLIO Msnriuo. I'VE underalnnd
that \. 4 III ixTkaus. Esq. ths Dsmocratto candt.
dsts ~ Lieu tsnsnt Governor, h nov h ~ 81 4
aud viii ad3rsss ths DsmecEntlc paxly - -
cAA chureA to-n0grou ntght. s
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NOVEL PUNISHMENT IN MuPHns-Spencsr,
Mr.. Bowden last fall, was convicted Of mauslaueh.
ter few days since in Memphis. AZ slaves are
not permitted to enter the penitentiary, Spencer
has been sentenced to receive forty lashss On tho
bare back and to be placed In stocks and subjscts
ed to the public gaze for the space Of one hour.
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~ PARKI PoINDExTRR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
,ry.,, RICHMOND, Va,
VIII practice In the city of Richmond and in the
Counties of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia
" ONCE in Lisie's Building, corner of Main and
istn sueets. Sc Z-l2m