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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-10-06
Vandry's countenance.

Vandry's countenance. "a
sAu old man stretched upon the floor and
weltering in blood said Vandry.
sSir !! almost screamed Jim, looking wild
ly upon Vandry, was it Pete p
Immediately alarmed the neighborhood,
continued Vandry, not noticing Jim's ques
ton swhen woman, calling herself Bes.
sic, rushed from an adjoining room. Upon
observing the body Of her husband, she
broke out in the most frantic and lamenta
BILE shrieks, and informed me that stranger
had not long since left the inn, who called
himself Edward D'Vilton.' 'A-t eg''S' -
tMerciful heavens!' exclaimed Mrs. Van
dry; 'can it be the gentleman who has @
long been absent from hometown! What
motive could have prompted him to murde'
q helpless old man ! =
# do not know said Vandry. 'Eyery
effort is being made to find out the wherea
bouts of the murderer. -.
sMr. D'Vilton.. never killed Pete = sale
Jim, with an emphasis that startled the fam
lily. Ill find out the cruel man that die
it!-see if sdon'tP And, so saying, 2the
boy rushed from the house, and run rapid!
in the direction of the Red Lion Inn.
The town was in perfect fever Of excite
ment Groups of men and women were as
sembled here and there upon the sidewalks
listening to the ever varying reports of th'
terrible murder; while policemen were bur
rying to and fro arresting all persons ,upol
whom the slightest suspicion fell.
Fro BE CONTINUED.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-10-06
4Maliie 9igbtb&art's" Original UnbtlsHt,
WRITTEN FOR THE YoRkvnLE ENQUIRER.
WHO Is THE HEIR q
TIVE DARK MYSTERY or THE DESERTED HOUSE.

g. BY WILLIE EIGHTHEART, 4aass s.. j. -.. ....
SUM-" YOUNG HEARTS" &C., &C.
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lPGcAcuANHA AND DELIRIUM TREMESs.--The Jail
Physician at Chicago has had 100 cases OF delirium
trstnens the past year, of which only four proved
fatal. OF his manner of treatment, the doctor
SAys.
Ipeeacuanha, which have tried in thirty-six
cases found most remarkably successful, quiet
es the nervous system, exciting the appetite, acts
is5 on sect etions and uniformly producing sleep.
y zen case if not Of too long staoding, give 1t
a an emetic the first dose, and afterwards give
f,rn Is 10 IS grains every other hour Connected
With this remedy, use shower baths, and iet ihe
LATENT frequsuily drink strong beef tea, without
auy alcohol siimuiants.
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HoSoRs 10 NEGRo.-Faubert, young negro,
iruni ftsyti, Obtained the highes: prlzsthe prize
of hcuor-at the cOncuurss of all the colleges in
tfau"e. held in Paris. On the reception of this
nawr, the Emperor immediately sent him one
hundred and fifty handsomely bound volumes,
a company OF National Guards was dispatched TO
vail Hpou him with band of music, and he was
invi'ed 10 diDe and did dine with the Minister of
Pubic instructioi, Occupying a place between
fis sdy aud Prince Napoleon. Besides this young
msn. two other Young Haytiens also took prizes.
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TgE IcR IN THE MIssoURI.-The Leaveuworth
(RsuHas Territory 1t dser OF the 20rh December,
'fhe river at this point is rising quite fast,
au5 was clear If ice all day yesterday. The gorge
broke above during Saturday night, and the ce-
feds passed the c,ty With considerable conf sion
II sne iorce sufficient break the gorges below,
sgeedy resumption of Navigation will be the re-
suit. The lBdisn signs indicate an early spring
All plenty of wBter."
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1 O-f AM INEhOHIF N y Z The
~ undersigned have this day associated them
selves together under the firm and style of POTTS
FAIRLY d 20 for fha purpose of conducting a
GROCERY, COMMISSION and FORWAkuING
BU SIN Eso 10 the city of Richmond
They have taken the new and spacious building,
two doors above aamI Ayers a Son, and nearly op-
posite the Columbian Hotel, where they will keen
constantly on hand a, full and complete atook Of
a'l such goods rs are ually found in the Grocery
Tine, including Gotf.e. sugars Molassss, Bacon Ii
qu ors &C. &c, &c. TO wi ich they beg 70 cali the at
trntion OF Their friends and the trade generally.
Special attention will be paid TO the sale of all
kinds of Produce, On which liberal advances will
be made. FRANK POTTS,
RTCHD G FARLEY
HENRY WILLIAMS,
JAS B MARSHALL.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE INDEX. TO

BE PUBLISHED In THE CITY 0H RICH
issue the Sd OF January, the city Of Rich
mond, Va Weekly and ee eekly Psper sfsh
the above ttle devoted to Pciiti,e, LterstuTe Co-
AS 20 the political complexion ofthe paper. need
not say more tnan that IL will be true 70 the old
ly necessary make even this an nouncement here.
IN my nativ STATE after eighteen years connection
with its Democratic press ksspecting the men @
Aces state and National. 4eem il not ipAppropvi-
ATE 90 say that The INDEX will be Just 20 a bat the
partizan of nune aud without i'm pcit eonhdepcs in
any Particular attention will be paid b. the Otm-
mercial Department Of THs INDEX Is Literary
In very department il VIII havs the cid Of the
sblest pens In the south. itis my determination In
. word 70 establish TaE INpsx ~ readable family
journal at the metropolis of Virginia
TERMs-remi Weekly paper 81 per annum. week.
ly Paper 81, invariably In advance
de 6-w6dlm bkNNkT ~ DBWIIT.
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DARING BUHGL >RY.-Aoout o'clock
on Saturday morning last, Mr.. John Mcdonald,
grocer, corner of 18th and Broad streets, was
aroused by his wife, who heard footsteps in the
private part of his house, aud hastily lighting a
lamp. left his chamber to ascertain who the iu-
truders were. The burglars took fright and rau
off, on hearing Mr.. McD approaching, but not
until be saw one of them as they retreated from
THE premises. On examining the promises MIR
McD discovered that they had effected an en-
trance by taking out pane of gtas. over the door
of the old store room, and then by inserting al
arm and unbarring the door. He found that after
preparing a box of sugar ready to take off, they
had ascended ght of steps leading into hi
psror. where they we're first heard by Mrs. McD
There were two rogues, and in their flight the.
left an axe and two umbrellas. It is to bs hope,
that Sir. McD. and all other persons will he pre-
pared in future to give such visitors tcdrmer re-
ception than his two received last Saturday morn
ing
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ihlSF A iCE
~ STEAM POWER
PREN TING OF FL CE
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond
John D. HAnIMERSLEY & co., Propristors

This establish ment (being the most complete Prin
cry in the South, both asregards Types, Ornaments
&C.. and the latest and most approved Machine
resses) il daily turning out the finest specimens OF
Book and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS. BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBfLLS, &C
EK- Particular attention given to fine work fol
3anks Public Offices, Insurance, kailroad and Trans
portatton Companies Tobacco Factors, &c.
WHE DiPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS, Sinai
Circulars Labels &c, is capable OF turning off 90
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
If this establishment to obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice.
aE Prices reduced IN proportion to the increase a1
sresd.
Printing In Gold and Silver Bronze and variou,
.ored Inks executed in the highest style the art
In this branch of the business the proprietors rr
.ssely yCHALLgEGNDoMPErITIoS.
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PRICE ONE CENT
ePHc1AL NOTICES.

- In you HAVE A CoUGH,
TAKE HAMPTON's T1NCTURK
:, TAKE HAMPTons rINcrURE
TAKE HAMProNs rrNCrURR
II you have Bronchitis,
:, 7. KE HAaPToN's rrNcruRE
TAKE HAMProE's rINCrUas
ASTHMA COUGH, CONSUNPTON The write,
. most highly esteemed; like Thousands of our hesi
known cit8eus, feels il duty to bear Testimony ot
sne wJnderfu. curative power Of HAMPTON'f
f!NCTURE Why lot your friends suffer and di.
wlInoat giving 1t trial! Call and &c. pamphlet
And see testimony.
BAlfinoRR, SEPT a. ls5s
Acssrs Mortimer G Hotobras,- Gentlemen. hav.
been some tune afflicted with Asthma, accom- pa
nied with shortness of breath, with many symptoms
errperties of HAMPT0N's vEGkTEBLE ri O
tOkE from having used the same. induced me L
procure bottle Of the Tincture, and by the use Of
lne bottle wass much better that was Induced &,
use more OF It, and by taking five six bottles wa
restored to y usual health, and will say to all per
VEGETABLE TiSCrURE.
Geatlemen-You are st liberty to use my nam.
'or the benefit OF the afflicted.
8. West corner Of Liberty and Clay sts,
Baltimore, Nd.
~ Gail and get Pamphlets and see cures.
ssld by PURCELL. LADD co, Richmond b.
Or COOKE. Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
a petersburs; By MORTIMER 4 MOWBkAY,
lae. salsim ,re. and by Druggists and shop-keepers
~ 81 per bottle six bottles for IS.
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~ ARrIr.o,aI TnErH-THu Cuxo


PLASTIC PRocsss.-G. w. JONES' DENTIST, hav
ing purchased half the e-clusre right for the above
mode OF making TEETH, and after usin1 ana
test,ng it IN the most difficult cases. where Other
plates had faed. is entirely Satisfied Of its a5solut
superiority over the gold. silver and platina na
snod can therefore. with confidence, recon- .aend it
70 all who may desire full partial Of teeth;
ana especially to such may be dissatasfed tost,
sose thsy are o'o using In this process. all of tht
obJectioas to the gold plate are renoved-the sue
ton 6e.ng perfect secures comfort and stability to ths
at, and the teeth being embedded in the metal tn,
food Is excluded frem under between them the,
are. therefore. cleaner. smoother and in every re
spect Better It consequence OF the perfect adapta
tion Of the plate to the mouth, and the suction
thereby secured he can insert one or more teett
withoa clasps. and in all cases guarantee perfec,
and satisfactory fit
This method having been adopted and commend
cd by those standing highest in the profession
North and South testimonials will be given, an0
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire to see
them. he old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken in par
pay. Will of course, make teeth on the old mod,
tsr those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth
extracted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite s'orinthian Hall seT-3m
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NEW srnAMgK.-The new steamship

NEW uCW
.sYorktown,' p now being built by W. II. Webb Co.
of New York,t TO ply regularly between Richmone
and New York, in connection with the Jamssrow
aud Roanoke is to be superb vessel, and will be
ready TOR sea 10 June or July. Her length OF
deck is $50 feet, breadth Of beam So feet depth o
hold Is feet, and tonnage 1900 She is to be al
mirably fitted up Tor passengers and freight aud
will prove q great acquisition to the line. Hei
model is q superb one.
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LEcruaEs.-We call attention to th

LECTURES,-Ne Ne CIII AtIeNfI0n 70 tht
notice in another column of the Chairman of tht
Committee on Lectures of the Young Men's Chris
tian Association. AS this is the only course o
lectures provided for the winter. our citizens
should not glect to give it their aid and couute
nance 1t Will be observed that season tickeit
may be procured at just half the cost o
admission tickets, From the array of names en-
hraced in the schedule, it is evident the Youns
Men have been very choce"in their selection, al
we'll re attention TO she wants of the community
Read the advertise meut ,han 20 and buy ticke et
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CIFTY DOLLARa-I. M SINGER 4

u
Il cos CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
MACHINkS-uTricE 2i7 MAIN BrExsf, RicnnoNp,
yA-We would most respectfully invite oil 10 ceu
and examine our new stock Of family. Plantation
snd Leather Machines which for durability aad
beauty Of finish. cannot be surpassed by any. GU.
Machines are 70 constructed, that BY the magical
changes they are made to sew. hem, gather and
stitch from the cosrsest cotton bag or heavy
leather, TO the finest silk, satin or lacs, Of ang
description, without trouble. The amSis con
strccsion ease Of Tnanaxement ana savina Of tins,
aakesthe Machine Invaluable, ard warranted =
give perfect satis action to all. Our new ga1ily
Machine, for light work. VIII Be found oss ef the
prettiest ANA BEST to nse; ith put up v kcssveod
Mahogany or Enameisd cases, 70 suit tAe paror q
work-room. Our sgeut, being Ans nachi.ist, b
prepared 10 repair Machines. and 70 sive al The in
:!rueti.ns. % thst the e9eIs,ors can sdlast tAsz
| Machines with all ease Ladies Will BE- ineyuesee
at their residences; ALSO servAntn desired, ee q
charge. We invite ai, t. call nnd sxamine. whsEe
ell possible attention viii Be PAID by oar 1ady SPsr
.tors and Agent 10 give oxpianattons. uhsthss Asy
purchase or not.
sin, Thresd and Cseton. Of aIi coloes anA dssegD
| tions; Needles; Gauges for tacatug I'D btndik9.
| No charge for shipping. Circular viii b eene =
eli or application bs mail or otherwise.
Stitching sad Qailtiag of svssy dsscriosee. -
Cloth nr Leather:
m G-ly SIN01k 10
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fNiEED STATES
HALIFAX, Jan. 1-The United States mail steam.
ship Fulton, Captain Wottou, from Hayre via
Cysrs l5,h uit., With twenty.tight passengers
and 90 IONS of fceight fyr New ioTk, arrived here
yesterday, short OF coal
she reports succession Of violent westerly
ga.es tO' :aeive days. At l04J A. II. YESTERDAY
lhe exchanged Signa3s with the Cunard atearnshin
AT1bls. hence fJT Liverpool.
Ibe steamship Cay of Baltimore. from n York
Saturday the 18th inss., arrived at Liverpool on
the 18th inst.
The Cuuasd steamship Canada. from ,ston D.,
teHb9r l. viz Halifax, arrived AZ Liverpool On the
l2tH.
Lord Abetercmbie is to succeed Lord Napier at
Washington.
Tue European aud American Steamship Comma,
~ are shout 10 wind mp their affairs.
Ths new steamers for the Galway line are to be
ready JHue.
I4~ Cett amount Of spece ca route to Europe
fr- p. Australia j. Es.- ,62t.
IN London m0usy market very easy. There
Was good supply al two per CeUt.
Irs apVli'ei4tbs a. ghs Bank Of EDglaud for
disc, unit were rather humorous.
Ih+ BHLk Il Lordln and the county and city
bsnks hal reduced the late Of iAteres. on deposs
lie 10 one aud = bgst pes ceut.
The meEthly roturn OF HE Bank cf France sbows
increase OF @ll, IN tePosIts, Of VII ch G570,000
ia those f tte pGblc. aud increase Of Gil
p,o 9bJ 10 treasure.
The Russ'an mobiles unwilling 10 emaucipate
h 'r Serta W !lolt full damn alton tb Iettr.
The Emperor vi Morocco has given UP &c Spain,
without couditiDUs the cfficers and soldlers cap.
tlrei ty the RIFF pirates.
: ine additional uews from India was to hand
b. ihe nal already te!egtaphed.
Fort SImree Dude, was taken By prigadier
Esais 81, Oh the Oh If November, with the los. of
ouiy two Enrupeaua Killed, and three or four
wounded.
Taufis Topee i. in the Satpoorah Hills, the cut-
lets uf which e.a cioseY guarded.
From Iutufe, Nov %, II is stated that the Ma
W4b of Bssgn has sepafa' ed from the febts aud
g,ne 10 Gen. hIitcte Is camp, route 10 indurs.
From "c4n4uenwhrie IL said that the re-
mAIning rebel leaders have given themselves up
IL The government.
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OFFICERS. meeting Of the Vale.
Debating Society, held at their room on Friday
December 3lst, 1858, the following officers were
elected for the present quarter.
E. Bussell, President; James A. Gentry, Vice
President Joseph Lon ginotti, Jr Secretary: Geo
Il. Bowden, Treasurer; L w. Gaines, Doorkeeper
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THE CU-PAkTNEhSHlP Of smith 4
Maddux having expired by its limit, the business
will be closed Either partner will use the name OF
the firm in settlement but the B"t,ss and Accounts
will be retained by w MADDUX. on whom cred
tors as well as debtcrs invited call and settle
up
mr MADDUX is authorized TO act for us in
closing this business oh SMITH
w III MADuUX
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EogBEaIEs -On Christmas morning, . number
Of the boarders at the Yarborough House, In IA
leigh, Nsrih Carolina, wero robbed. One gentle
maa had 5000 and gold wotcb stolen from him
ami seyers, Others we're relieved Of smsilel
amounts The whole amount stolen wss nearly
$500, and three gold watches.
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAiLRoAp.-The Lyncn
burg yirgiuian states that the Directors OF thii
4 mnapv aud tho Board of Puohc Works have
cached de i'd locS, and that the question OF teri
piuus IL still open oue 20 far a. The later are
osucerned, they no, having concnrred IN the deei'
81 N u the former, fixing the Eastern terminus al
Abingdon.
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FENCED 1s.-By late decision of the

FENCED IN By I8t6 utCIsIUn OF Iut
Court of Appeals, as we understand, Messrs. War
wick BarksaaIe have gained title to about two.
thirds of 18th street South of Cary aud North o.
Canal, and on Saturday last took possession and
fenced it in; SO that there 10 now barely enough
room for one vehicle to pass along 18th, from Cary
to Canal. Whether the City will have the propert,
condemned aud thus reopen the street, or viii
permit the blockade TO stand, remains to be seen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-03

RIoTINo IN DEsERET.-The Deseret News of the
24th of November. co ntains an account of riot in
Great Salt Lake City, between the police and party
Of peace-breakers, in which one more officers of
the U. S Army we're injured. DR.. Covey, U. s. A.,
received bail from pistol.
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~ HARTsHoRws's ,.UaE-ALL-

THE GREAT PAIN ANNIRILATOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED B II A CHEMIST.
BOTTLES a, 25 aud 50 cents ana one dollar.
THE GHEAGEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept il
ali families in case of accidents or sudden sickness
it frequently in aas time than it requires t
get PHI ysician.
It pain in any part of the system and is
externally and int,rualy.
81 AS the frequent changes of the weather pre-
dlce bad Gold, kheurnatisIn Neuralgia. cor
Throat, Pain in the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth ant
6ar Acne, Ague Jumps in the Breast. Pain in tn
limbs and Body; also. stiff Neck-every persol
should get bette 1t acts upon the Nerves, Mus
.les, Siuews, Blood and Bones, and, BY its warmins
electromagnetic power exp peis all pain from the s.
ten. Get bottle aud try it.
N B-If you hav- Cough, use eHARTSHORNEs
PECT0RAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY tbs he
osst Cough rup in tho world Is and so cts bottle
If sou are Bilious. use HAkT5HURNES ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS They act upon the Liver, Stom
ssb and Bowels carrying off all Bile and Foul se-
;retions- IS cents a box.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
IN Richmond, Norfolk Petersburg and all towns In
tirginia oc I@6m
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ItoPihkKT In Springfield. Mass., man by the
name q +. M. Gomdy, bartender at Jeffps Wa
se'Iey Ill Use, eloped on Friday night with widow
"geei-a noiotiousiy bad character IN that tow
le"si ipe bis helpless family, consisting of a fec.
PIE Vile and two sick girls, to take care of them
soSes. lie took With him his a..aiiy's only
meAHs OF support, in the shape Of 800 ip cash be
Dagiug 70 hs stie shtch be got oat OF the bank
oE procuring bis wife's bank book
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TEMPERANCE Off ieers of sprin,

TEMPERANCE -OfIi GERS of Springfield
Division No. l67, Sons of Temperance, elected OF
Thursday, December seth, 1858, for the ensuing
9uarter:
w W. Hawkins, Jr., ". P; E. P. Hudgius, W
A; j. VI. Winiree, Il. S.; S. J. Winfree, A. r. S.
B f. Cooke. +. S r. w. Davis, Treas'r; j. j.
Beudal, Con'r; c. C. Folks, A. Con'r; K. 3.
Franklin, l. s.; IL. n Smith, O. s.; w. III. Craig.
Chaplain; w. Ii. puryear, p. W.P.
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MoRrALTY.-The fanily Of Thomas Chfsm, in
Perry county, Ind, consisting of himself, wife and
three children, have all died within a week. aud
the family of MIR. Ham, consisting Of seven, are also
dead, by a sudden swelling and inflammation of the
throat
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FIRKs IN BosToN FOR TEN YEARS For the ten
years ending in 1885, the total loss by fire in Bos
ton three millions six hundred and sixty-four
thousand nine hundred and twenty-five dollars.
The insurance amounted to two million two hun.
dred and twelve Thousand two undred aud forty-
two dollars; making loss over the insurance of
one million four hundred and fifty>two thousand
six hundred and eigh ty-tbree dollars
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FALSE CoLoRs.--s ONE lew days since
We published notice of the arrest Of a young
Iaan calling himself Royster, and haiing tron,
this city, and his committal to the Jail of Chris
tiausburg. on the charge of passing counterfeit
mouey. letter received here, giving descrip-
ton of the prisoner, Induces to believe that he
has been committed under an assumed name-
that he is we'll known to our police for his thiev
ing propansities, and that he is correspon-
deuce with an abandoned female, who has been
living ou his Ill-gotten gaios. S0as short time
since two gentlemen from Hanover, while on &
visit to this city, fell in with young man answer
lug the description of the Christiansburg prison
or. and invited him to spend the night with them
al Reads hotel. Learning that the Hauoveriaus Is
were unacquauted with their well dressed COM
pauou, Mr.. Read did Rot wish him to occupy the
room with them. bnt they insisted upon his doing
SO, aud lead yielded. The next morning tht
yorngster had cut stick when the country gentle
men awoke, and with him had disappeared theft
gold watches and what money they had. One OF
both Of these gentlemen might learn something
of their time pieces by visiting the Christians
burg Jail.
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@DR v. boBsoa,
HONEPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
6rH. bkLOW MAIN bT6kkT,
dc 13-lm RICHkQNn.

ek6 MEDICAL CARD. - Dr. SYlvApus
l. lSsRAM having located In this city, respectfully
lenders bis professional services 10 fts ctissus -
ONCE and residence for the present on BAnK
STREET. near the Mechanics Instituss.
no 27-lnh
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N SHrpMrnTs-u,1rinr tbf

FoREI GIN SHIpMEHTs.-uuring the
month of December last, aine vessels cleared st
the port of Richmond for foreign ports. OF this
number five were brigs, two ships, one barque
and one schooner. The total tonnage of these
vessels was 1923; and the number of men employed
in them ninety nine.