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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

Iareeau.-An.hony Sedgwick young man,
was arraigned before the Mayor, yesterday, on
the charge of stealing shawl from +. ID.
Keeling. 1t appeared that the prisoner went
"a Mr.. ks store on Saturday night, and bar
eained with Mr.. Wcnnicut for two suits Of
hoys. clothing and shawl, all priced at $50,
saving he designed the clothes as presents for
two youths belonging 10 the Carlo family
The bill was made out in the name OF H. ID.
Robinson Prisoner requested witness TO go
with him to his hotel, for the purpose OF set
tlement. and they went first TO the Central;
the purchaser proceeded up stairs, but witness
ascertained from the clerk that the Carlo fani-
Jy did not stop there, and the young man was
called down They went next to the Monti-
cello House, and finding no such persons there,
the accused said he had again made mistake,
and they proceeded on 10 Reids Neranaan;-
Accused went up stairs, taking the shawi W.T.,
ness retaining the clothing. Finding he ala
not return, witness made inqniries' MS shspi-
cions We're aroused, and he went to the mayor
and procured warrant Accused was ar.
rested the same night. AT the Theatre Hesaia
his real name was Sedgwies; that ne haa soia
the shawl to Jew on BROAD street, ana anat
he was very sorry for what he had done Inc
Mayor remanded him To be indicted ior peus
larceny. He was very recently under SEN
tence TO the Penitentiary, but received . par
don through the exertions of his frienas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

ADULTERATIoN OF LIQUogs.-A case recent
ly tried in the Court OF Common Pleas, at
Lancaster, Pa, WAS decided upon prncipl
which, if followed up, would prevent the
adulteration of liquors. The plaintiffs In this
case were extensive liquor dealers and sued
the defendant, tavern keeper, for the recoye-
~ ST a claim OF Si6 for barrel OF sold rye
whiskey." The defense was that the liquor
did not correspond with the sample by which
il was sold and that it contained corrosive or
poisonous substances. This latter point was
established by chemical test TO which the liz
quor was subjected in the presence of the
court and jury. The verdict of the jury was
in favor of the defendant, allowing the plain
ufis nothing tor the whiskey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

A BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcT.-When the sum
mer of youth is slowly wasting away on the
nightfall OF age, and the shadow of the past be-
comes deeper and deei ct, and life wears 10 its
close, it is pleasant TO look through the vista
OF time upon .he sorrows and felieIties of our
earliest years. If we have home to shelter.
aud hearts to rejoice with u.s. and friends have
been gathered together around our fresides,
then the rough places of way -faring will have
been worn and snoothed away in the twilight
of life, while the many spots we have passed
through Will grow brighter and more beauti-
ful. Happy, indeed, are they whose intercourse
with the world has not changed the tone OF
their holier feeling, or broken those ical
chords of the heart, whose vibrations are SO
melodious, SO tender and so touching in the
evening of their life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15
THE GRKAr AIR snlp.--The New Yorl

THE GREAT AIR 'SHlp.--The New York
Times Of Saturday says:
"The high wind which prevailed early yes
terday morning rendered il necessary to dis
charge the gas from the balloon City of New
York The tent. borne down by the force OF
the wind, fell about X O'Clock, but no damage
was done beyond a temporary suspension of
the exhibition. Prof Lowe, fearing the bal
loon would become strained by the action OF
the wind upon its vast surface. discharged the
gas. of which about sixty five thousand cubic
feet has been admitted during the week. The
y,Ive-rone in the partially filled condition of
the euyelop, and, in order to effect a rapid
discharge, one of the seams of the balloon was
onened. From this circumstances arose the
rumor of an explosion, which was indus
triously circulated duringt the day. The story
of a disaster was wholly untounded. Neither
,,,a cas-enyalop nor the apparatus have sus-
tanned any injury. 1t was originally intended
that the exhibition should remain open ior
fortnight. and the time having nearly exp'fed
the ascension will probably take place early
next week"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

John BROWN, in letter published IN 'ne
Nav York papers, declines tRe offer OF mrs.
enid 10 nurse him during his Imprisonment
in CbarIastowB, but expresses his gratitude
for her kindness. He says he IS Ia cnaige ,;l -
a most humane gentIfWan, VINO, WIN ms
family. have rendered him every posslbi at
tention; and that he is SO far recovered rom
bis wo,,nds as no longer to require nursing
He suggests another channel through @n'en ha
=, s,aa nore effective lie has at home wi'e
ard three young daughters, the yoangest p bal
little over five years, who need reiisL M His
wife. at his request, has also given up Ine iuea
Of visiting him, and has returned nome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

LocUsTs.-A letter from Sevastopol, dated
Sept n, 1859, to the Boston Courier, contains
the following;
"Early in August the Heavens were hung
in black by clouds of locusts, which, after
floating over the city, settled in masses three
feet aud more in thickness, upon Holland gar
den. ON the north side of the city, covering all
the trees, bushes and frnit, and by their weight
breaking the boughs of every tree upon the es-
tate. except the willows, and strewing the
gronn nd with at least fifty cart loads oI Wooo.
oniv the vegetables escaped injury. The heat
At the time was excessive, the thermometer
ranging from eighty-f four 70 one hundred ana
eight degrees in the shade"
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EMPLOYMENT OF woMEN.-A writer in tn

EMPLOYMENT OF WoMEN.--A writer in the
Worcester Spy says that according TO the cen
Fsus of tht. United Kingdom, taken in 1887, mex
to agriculture, strangely enough, the fish
ing III lerest stands as the largest employer oi
women. In the piichard fishery there are some
thousands. The Jersey oyster fishery aloGe
employs one thousand. Then follows tae
herring, cod whale aud lobs ler fisheries. From
this class came Grace Darling. There are 200.-
900 females servants and 5J00UJ business
women One item in the latter list was
$4,000 butcher wiyes--woIpen VINO do not
merely preside over the business, bat buy
stock. put down meat, and drive cart if ne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

Curious PHENOMENON OF LAND BIRDS AT
SEA.-Capt. harrington of the barque Arrow,
which arrived at Salem ON "Wednesday, from
Rio Grande, Informs the Salem Register thai,
several days since, when six hundred miles
from land, a woodcock flew on board his YES
sci. and every morning since he has been Wis
tied by hundreds of birds, including robins,
black, blue, aud yellow birds, sparrows
thrush, a hawk, and an owl lie caught sew
erai and brought them home, having seven
teen alive the day before his arrival, and seven
when he reached port. 1t is supposed that
the birds were driven off the land by la,e
heavy northwest winds. They Were ali com-
pIeteiy exhausted when they came on board
ship.
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Sz. PIANO sronE. No. 2ls BRoAp ST.,

So ft8SU sIUaE. NO. -. ~. n anJs
NJ; opp4st> Breedsa Il FER; ~ nonpI III
~ Ste's.fbe siiiaeTsler W, nd ps NIX
or osber MESJcAf. INSTkrMESTs. lie keeps
Constant. on hand larse assortment 81 . hho "a =
s'fumsnts selected ay himself gith special eais.
t4aAi1H i5ee. many ears IL the trade, and tethts
thf"ughis cOpseFsant with the mechanism OF ne
iiaho hs possesses peegliar ADVANTAGES and never
hei,s an tastiuHisHt Nhcn he cannot TecoInfiend
Sig ehaiJSe- iie IS sotsdEeHt here Tor Stsinway
bohs o. New ORR, whose instruments are well
Ahosh thfouSha the country. and also Keeps An
1hs%oftihept 81 me Instrumcnts faade ~ W. knaDe
70. oi Baltimore snd the Pianos oi other well
ah*h manufacturers. Those who wish TO buy
vas consult their interests by visiting the estab-
JHsAt ot q MAYA NJ, ats Rroad St
Opposite Breeden 4 Fox.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

Tur HAKPER's FERRY REBELLIos.-Ihe
,exisIatlre of Tennessee Is taking some action
unon the John Brown conspiracy; IL nas .es3- :,
inIIona before il declaring that this outbreak
is the anxtnraI fruit VI the treasonapie' i',s ,hs
~ i've dnty of all national men Of all par
lies 10 daaonnce the authors of such doctrines
as deadly enemies 10 the public peaee peace .as -,
rights of the States, and the preservation o'
an r republican institutions"
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PIANO FORTEE.
LlGHTE ABB u Y'S
49, akNCFACToRY OF
tikI fGRANDA.DS 81 CAkE PIANO F0RTES,

BEPkESESTED BY
NAFHAN'i. CARR ST. Broad ST.. Richmond,
Where assortment can he seen, either for whole
eale retail.
d 'lOhIE & BRADBERY respectfully inform the
r,-,, That within the present year thes have re
nT, 'ed their whole establishment, SO that their
ma, a -ap rest assured that all improvements
ma ~, ~ PA NO FORTE will be most speedily
i1aes 70 tbS their inanuiaetory all Of which are
ssyqsn,ad ~ ~ Htime. The attention of the .ppigic
8 s,st,,co'a,i -, a., lied TO their premium SO DARE
GREN0 pis Nj ORTIZ, made by them. which.
far norer y,i,,,. u -eetness of tone elasticity Of
toaeA and ele al, extef or stands uuriyaled even
y the Concert Grand. e,t ~ i ~ ~ hn saaa az
tue greatest musical celehfi @ a an Al GF ~ a,1,
~ w Carug d } - that our Ia s'i"''is" oSA' o"''
petition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

THE MoRMoNs.-Late accounts from Utah
state that Judges Sinclair and Cradlebaugh are
on the way to Washington. Murders and as
sassinations continue iii Utah, but no arrests
are made, as the Mormons Systematically OBJ
struct the course of justice. An opinion pre-
walls among the sGentiles'' that the courts
will he useless unless the Government changes
its policy. Gen. Johnson is so restricted by in
structions that he is unable 10 make any move
ment towards affording protection to those
seeking il. The presence of the army at Camp
Floyd only adds TO the prosperity of the Nor
mons. in consequence Of the money spent for
supplies.
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RHAI, ESTATE FOR SALE.
- 14o .CRrS or roREsT IANDIN

~. tao ACRES OF FOREST LAND IN
zstr NEW KENT co. ON THE YORK RIVER
--@~ "A LROAD, l6 MILES FROM RICH
NoNh, FOR Sal E.-At the request Of the owner
authorized 20 sell Il tract oi Ian y. located
as above. on b.aek Creek. adjoining the lands of
hsessrs Pearson and Woodward. and on the road
leading from Bottoms bridge 10 the White House
2 ne tract ls covered wfth growth of OAK. HICk
DRY. PINE and CEDAR. Nr Miles TunstaI
.ytas near, will show the premises to those dis
posed ~ view them.
The terms OF payment viii be remarkably lib
eEai. Apply to GUUDIN * APPERSON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

Sports 81 ne Riag.-Robert Burch and Ro-
bert Z. Huddleston. youngsters. were before
the Mayor yesterday for fighting. II seems
that watchman observed the party going
over near Thomas factory, where they strip
ped, had their seconds ready, and were about
to "pitch in,n when their sport was suddenly
stopped by the officer. The Mayor required
Huddieston To give security to keep the peace
ard continued the case of Burch until to-day
Michael O'Connell and James Summers had
light near Talbott's foundry, at a late hour
Saturday night. They had been at a dance in
house on Cary street. between 18th and 18th.
where the difficulty probably commenced
Ihe Mayor sent them on to the Grand Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

City Council The monthly meeting of the
City Council was held last evening Pre-
sent-Messrs. Saunders, Allen. Haskins Burr
Grattan, Denoon, Epps, Greanor, Roddey,
Glazebrook, Whitfield.
Mr.. Grattan, from the Committee on FL
nance. reported favoraby on the petition of j.
B. Williams TO keep pistol gallery. Adopted.
The Committee also reported favorably on the
petition of G. Il. Luck, to be released from $50
broker lax, as he has not acted rs such for some
time; and of Miles George, for remission of tax
on State stock. Adopted.
The present clerks and weigh mas ters of the
1st and I'd markets Were re-appointed
Several petitions were presented and re-
ferred.
Mr.. Grattan offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Committee of Police inquire
into the practlcabty of providing efficient
sures for employing persons confined in jail for
misdemeanors or other inferior ofie nces, upon the
III bile works, and that they report by ordinance
otherwise.
After some other business, of no special in
terest to the public, the Council adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

Proridsd For,-A little girl named Mary Ste
vens was yesterday removed from the care of
Mrs. English, keeper of n house on Baker
street, and directed to be placed in charge of
The overseers of the poor. The Mayor had
been applied to by ladies, in behalf of the
child, who will probably be sent TO the Orphan
Asylum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

RrpatryE OF Baows.--A petition to Coy. y
ernor Wise ts 10 e.re ala.ion q "a exs
caiipm nntii the meeting Of the next Legisia-
ture Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

Dyoirnsd.-The body of an unknown white
man was found in the river, near Rockets
yesterday. The Coroner has been notified
Information possessed by any one relative TO
missing persons, should be communicated to
Dir. Peachy, (Coroner) 1t his office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

MSch'sf-Comnlfint is made by citizens
living up town, that their gates have lately
been removed BY mischievous persous Cow
are thus permitted to enter and destro,
shrubhery and plants. Young men who have
no better employment than this are proper
candidates tor the chain gang.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

Drunk Gases of intemperance are quite mn
merous on the Mayors docket of late. Folks
who 'take down. bad whiskey generally get
'taken down. themselves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

- TGR Il ENT-Ou 18th street. Church hlli.
<nG alSSesS Sou -tHeu immediately, one o. th''Se
Il HEJt'k FENEN ENTS lately occupied ~ IL
" Pea ce Es4 = doors North Of ieish St, Hc
relll, opposite the Church Hiil Bakery. contain
1r- { rooms with dry basement. small earuen at
;aehed apd vel. cf water on the premises. FrIce
oc i5|ts +. n FACH0.
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go ysLTAgLE LAND FOR SALE.

%.s offer for sale privately, my large and valuable
--a~ TRACT OF LAND, situated IN Pittsy lvaula
county, about one mile anu hall IRON DanVlile;
paH rivers, the intersection of the two 1t con-
'aus about 353 acres. of which 53 acres are c AIRED
so ~ i fine state of cultivation. The rema- 1der
- heavily tlHIhered. and the proceeds OF tie sale
~ ,La amber alone would he found very remune-
80 "he land rs Of the best quality for raising
,hac-o ana other products of this section IN gene
raj. a.. /, -
. VII S0N.S + FRRT, half mile above Dan
Vile and apan the road from panyis to
Henry and Western sa ~ TR a 81
LAND. containing about IL 'cres of tine river low
eronpds snitads for a marke garden, or a small
farm, e.l, ,,,,.,-
Persons wishing to purchase any u inns properly
viii please address me at DaHvlle a, anu WIN !
take plessuye in showing the proper = =,
any further information. GEO. j. y Fib''"N'
ne l5-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

The Armorg Band.-The Governor has al
lowed the members of the Band to obtain sub
stitutes to fill their places In the Public uard
and when this is done they will be discharged
from the State service. Most of them have
succeeded. and we are gratified to announce
that VIE shall still have fine band in Rich
mond, ready and willing to furnish music for
parades, celebrations, parties, etc. Being re-
lieved of restraint, they will be better enabled
to accommodate the public at large, and we
hope they will have no cause to complain of a
iack OF patronage. They contemplate attach
ing themselves to the First Regiment, Success
to the Band.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

TIE Steamer Jamest0.eR did not arrive in this
port till o'clock last night, having encoun-
tered rougher passage than for five years
previous. Capt. Skinner, in true seaman like
manner. as remarked by all the passengers,
was at his post night and day, until the yes
sci cleared the Capes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

AN AsToNisugp CLERGyMAN.--Ou Thurs
day night the Rev Charles Kelsey, pastor Of
The Wiilet Street Church, New York, was
surprised, on returning 10 his home AFTER
visit, 10 ind small copy Of the "Hook Of
General Discipliae,' which contained s5oo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

A Snggsstion.-A citizen, who shouldered
ms mnsxet IN the war of 1912, suggests thai
me old men orgauize company, provide Min.
ME rifles and six-shoo,ers at their own ey
pense, and hold themselves in readiness to a n.
swer a call for volunteers TO defend orr iosfi
tntions and our homes. The idea is Il patriotic
one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

80 = Ersnt.-Leonidas @ Minor, aced ahon.
tWelye Years. second son Of r r. Min ~
oi this CITY. died YESTERDAY, from a wound ra'
eeiFed While cunning. near Chester. on ,Satur
naV iast lie was in company with his cousjn
%n1se gun accidentaily fired, and lodged its
load in the body of his youp o ass,,c;.to ~
ah'ictive event, which deprives them of a nrn.
missing and beloved child, falls with almnst
oVerp"wering weight u on the hearts OF tbe
parents. A0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

:. FoR sAE.E.--A smalI TRAcr OF LANDi

ssy FOR SALE.-- a small TRACTOR LaND ,:
Z3H on the New Bridge Road. three mics east z, 7,
-4- the City of Richmond. known as AuperH;
s A. Hart and others. The above tract contains 10
acres and is situated in pleasant and desirabiS
LING HOUSE. oontalnina or 10 rooms, WIN
su iFciency OF wood and water The SOIL IS Rredne
Of grain grass. &C., and would make most desl-
ssbe vegesabe earden. is tishs susceptible is, %
and suano can ne made desirabe tarin as the
sasfactery results from the use Of these nsnqres %
.o~a property ia offered Tor sale privately lib
era' and accommodating terms, or would eA-
N~"e RAWLINGS & H0LLADAY,
- Richmond, Va.
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XR;NT--A H0CS :. and LOT on Val
g - -, 'stfect, v .tb iauf comfortable rooms
- ~ l.s tore and btr~ruum AID Sii necessary
:. .-.s.+.t,r, = accommodation al 4 small TAM
NAV MI al 'xcesient water 'n the yard. Fe
- tsIant. the 'srn!s viii re made very mode
80 ,5i[ IN JOHN 4. HUTCHINSON
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Mr.. Ed,card Riddiek, an old and well known
citizen of Richmond, is dangerously i'll, with
hut little, ii any, prospect OF recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

Panishea-A negro named Robert the pro-
perty Of Wm. Il. Skearts, Of Alexandra, was
,hreateninr 10 amp OPEN, white man named
Murphy. and for other belligerent conduct,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

Firing Saiute.-John McKeil, arrested for
firing gun in the street, was yesterday re-
Quired to give security 10 keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

HustinSs Conrt--A large amount of civil
business was disposed OF yesterday The fol-
lowing proceedings are Of public interest:
1t Itappearing 10 the Court that Edwin Bur
ton, Commissioner of the Revenue for the
Second District, has removed his residence
out OF the city. the Court declare the Office
vacant, and order that an election be 4eld on
the lst day OF Deeembe next to fill the va.
cancy.
Thomas Manning, charged with felony. in
stealing box of manufactured tobacco. valued
at $40, from Walthal Il Eubank, was exam
ined and remanded for trial
Edward Harris slave, was tried for break
ing into the dwelling of Isaac Ryans and
stealing articles therefrom; found guilty and
sentenced to 80 lashes, to be administ tered a,
once, and 80 next Monday.
Robert, slave, tried for cutting Edward
Hancock, with intent to kill, was found guilty
aud sen fenced TO be transported beyond the
limits of the United States The Court fixed
the value of said slave at $1,000
The Grand Jury made the following pre.
sentiments for misdemeanors:
Commonwealth rs. Patrick Sweeny and Alb
by Sweeny; Commonwealth u.s. Samuel A.
Garter; Commonwealth rs. VIM Hughes: Com
monwealth as. John Campbell: Common.
wealth rs. Robert S Davis; Common wp;I III rs
Adeiia McDeyitt; Commonwealth u.s. Gregory
Shakee; Commonwealth as. Anthony S.,d1 :
wick; Commonwealth h rs. John Murdoch; Com
monwealth rs. John Ii. Lambert VIM Raidv.
Alexander Gill, Robert S. Davis and George
Alexander; Common wealth as Charles h
Goode: Commonwealth as. Robert S. Davis.
John Jefferson Tyler. and VIM. Raidy
The Grand jury meets again on Monday.
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fonns WaHdsrsr-An urchin with n some
What ragged exterior. was before the Mayor.
YESTERDAY. as a vagrant. He gave his name as
Johi warner, said he had ben al work ON a
canal in PENNSYLVANIA and came bera ~
zeafch OF emploympnt lie came from Balti-
mpre 10 Norfolk in n steamer walked from
Norioik TO Petersburg. and thence to Rich.
.iioua. . Lieut. Reins, of the nigh; watch. of.
ne nov seemed much delighted. and he was
placed in charge Of that officer 'N We
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

WINTER LAKE BoATs.-The st. Anthony
Express says that firm in Minneapolis Is en-
gagged in building eight large ice-b boats, which
ihey intend To load with Ice al the foot OF
Lake Pepin, during the winter, and run in tie
spring TO Memphis and other Southern mar
ke;s. The boats are To be each rs feet long, -
feet wide, aud & feet deep, and will hold, IN the
aggregate, about y ,BVa tons.
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Cont,onsd.-The negroes Mortimer Bowles
SIMON Paine and Sam--the first charged with
stealing an axe, saw &c, the second with hay
IN In his possession firearms and Ammunition.
the third with threatening to cut George Mat.
theWs-were arraigned before the Mayor yes
leraay but some OF the witnesses being ali
sent, the eases were not disposed of simon
Faine is q boatman. and the weapops above
spoken of were found by Thos w. Shell. on
noarh the boat. The negro said they were sent
py Jonn Dunn, OF Powhatan, TO be repaired
story which don't look at all probable
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-, TOR RENT--A easements TORE ROOM.
il rear at NeSsrS. Johnston i Bgaustord's s
&-& y -srr1ms. and iFon;lrc IN iou'ardN Alley
.r,.t Moderate PDsSeSsirn g}Vsh immediately.
WA. " WAi.lsACk SONS.
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TARDY JusTrcE.-Ina recent lecture in Bos-
ton, Professor FELTON,, while discoursing on
the durability OF the institutions established
BY SoloH long before the Christian era, said
that even under the constitution of iSi3
Athens had her courts OF the Ephetn and the
Areopagis, before which, only u few years age
an yer-zealons ciassicist OF the Athenian bar
moved reversal OF .he senteht e of Socrates.