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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

PARNAssus, Augusta co., Dec. 10, 1858.
hereby certify that purchased u horse pow
err Portable Steam Engine and Saw Mill of Mr..
Philip Rahm, Of Richmond, Va, in the fall of 1857,
and had it brought. on and put it up myself, and
have been running il with hands who had no expe-
rience in the business BEFORE with entire success,
and up to this time have not lost single day by
anything getting out oforder; and can honestly
say. that it has surpassed my expectations and Mr..
Rahm's representations in every respect. b.
l have cut with it 4, 500 feet n plank, surface
measure, or $3.50, feet board measure, per day,
in the winter season when the days we're shortest,
with hands only, without any particular effort it
being my ordinary way Of saving, and, to push
have cut tootper second while the saw was run
ming through.the log. s.t
Dec 81, 1858. UEN'L +, MOIILER
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
ssFEfPRDyEl rNTRUMENT
For Surveying and Calculating 1r cas-. -

ssfNSFkcs h. ID TNTREMENT
For Surveying and Calculating III cas-. y
FTHIS Instrument is highly reeer1s1.ended by A..
D. L. BLE.,soE, Prof. Mathematics, University CT
Virginia.
MAJ. Tuos. H. WILLIAMSON Prof. Engineering, Va.
Military Institute.
Rev Charles PHILLIrs, Prof. Civ. Eng. Universe
i" u. I. WARNS, Pref, Math. W. F. College n. G..
" HENRY SNIpsR, Prof. Math Fl. S. College, Va
&C B. CRArEN, Pres. Trinity College, N G.
" J. G. Willis, Prof. Math. r. NJ College, Va.
l. TURNER, Prof. Math Richmond Collage, Va.
JAS CURLY, Prof. Nat Phil. and Asst, Georgetown,
College, d. G.
EDw'D T. Fn1sToE, Prof Math. Columbia Col, ID. c..
7. r CORNELL, Prof. Engineering, Georgia Militia
ry Institute.
Prof A BAcHE, supt- y S Coast Survey Lieut..
Gen. WINFIELD ScorT, Col PHILIP Sr. GEo Cooke,
A L. Nelson, Prof Math., ana j. L. Campbell,
Prof Phys Sciences, Washington College.
H. SNYDER Prof. Math. and l.. l.. Holiday, Prof.
Nat Sciences H. s. College, Va.
and many other gentlemen Of scientific attainments.:
Msss have lot of those Instruments on hand
and for sale. james ". f'AL.lt4s Patentee;
Staunton> May ?, t859.-yg
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
EerilOvcaas


Ihave left my old stand, next door below Cow
L ans Book Store, and have removed to the room
formerly occupied by David 5. Bear, ON Nam
Street, opposite Kayser & CO., where shall be
pleased to receive call from all my old customers,
and great many new ones.
Staunton, Sep. 2, lS59-tf. A. LANG.
DAY UPEPersons who purchased property at
Il the sale of Adam Shultz, decd, and executed
their bonds therefor, informed that said bonds
Sail due on the 10th ult. and payment is expect cd
at once as the estate must be settled without de-
lay. ""' ~ ia WI ~ tx or.
Sep 2, ls59-st.
TLOUR.I will buy rs barrels Of -four on the
=, -. Monday of each month. Farmers and Mil
I'll m,ease ,,v- call at the Institution,
for the Deaf and Dumb and Blnu. a
FsF W. II. WILSON, Stew. aro'
staunton, Sep. 8, le59-am.
EXTRACT OF VANILLA, Lemon, Orange,
IA Apple and Strawberry for sale by
pe'0 p. II. TROUT & co
Staunton, July 20, 1859.
TEWELRY! JEWE !!-o. 4. feakle mas
- on pand very fine assortment OF JEW Elm
in sets, watch he viii sell very low.
Staunton, Aug ., ls59-Speo copy
,,--xs.--
vINEAS, of all kinds, and of the best quality for
l. sale by l.. B. WALLER.
Staunton Aug. 10, 1859.
~ UEENSW ARE-G sets Gold Band and white
~, French China, just received at
PIPER & FUNKHOUSER,
Staunton, Sept 2, ls5y-Spcct. Copy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

EsO-PARTNER NOTfCE.-Having
" purchased r. Summerson interest in the Con-
Germ of Taylor, Hoge & Co., we have this day as
ISOLATED ourselves togother under the style and
firm Of TAYLOR q HOGE for tho purpose of con
Quoting the Dry Goods and Grocery business
Thanking our friends aud customers for tie liberal
patronage heretofore extended to US we respect
fully ask continuance of the same. The accounts
due the late firm of TAYLOR, Hoge & Co. are drawn
eff up to July list, 1859. Those knowing tbemsel-
YES indebted will please come forward and settle;
and those having claims against said firm vill
please present them for settlement to the under
signed who have assumed all the liabilities Of the
concern.
S. F. TAYLOR,
P. B. H0GE.
StaIntou Aug! - 1859
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

DEAL EST ATE AGENC The andersign-
HE'D have associated themselves and cier,ther scr
vices to the public as agents to negotiate the safe
r sa Estate. Land owners in the County or out of
it, who NAV desire TO effect sale Of their property
are requested to leave at the Office Off NJ. Guy
Brick part of the Old Bell Tavern, Stanton plat
and full description of property, with terms, &c;
which will be open to the inspection ofland buyers
COMMISSIONS moderate and no charge for services
unless sale IS effected.
rs RENTING and LEASING E0TTsEs atten.
ded to. X. NJ. GUY,
Stanton, July %, 80. l.. WADDELL, JR.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

NTOTTCE.-I have this day sold my entire in
IN terest in the Stock of Goods, Accounts and
Notes due the firm Of Taylor, Hoge &c Co. to Simp
son F. Taylor and P. B. Hoge who will continue
business at the old stand. E. SUMMERSON.
Stanton, Aug. Il. SO.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

For Herring's Fire Proof Safes,
LEATHER AND RUBBER BETTING,
LACE LEATHER,
Stem Packing Hose, &C., Cotton and Lsnsn Iwanes
AND FOR
INSURANCE on your Life, or the Lives Of your
Servants, at the lowest cost call at Stationer' s
Hall. No. q Pearl Street, Richmond Va.
KNOWLES & WALFCRD.
March Il, ls59.-1yif
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
PUBLIC SALE OF
aIa1alala MidGIa Riua,. Land

' aINaUIC NAIG1e.RG ISlVGI ISyIEZs
TSHALII offer at Public Auction, on the premises
/ on Middle River. 6 miles north of Stanton on
Friday, 26M Of august nett, my Farm, containing
1857 ACRES. Ana at the same time all Personal
Estate, consisting Of Horses, CATTLE and Hogs;
quantity Of Wheat, Oats, Hay and Corn. also what
Household and Kitchen Furniture may be the
owner Of, description Of this property is deemed
unnecessary, as those wishing to purchase will cau
and SIC i5 The Land viii be shown Purchasers by
either myself, Mr.. Aez. Anderson or Risdon ?.
Smith, who both live near by.
GEO. A. ANDERSON.
July q, Is59--t ds--spec Copy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE

AUGUSTA LAND FOR SALE.
TINE subscriber offers for sale privately his farm
a. of 800 Acres on Christians Creek, 5 miles
from staunton, and South of va. G. r. Road
About $50 Acres are cleared, and produ, es WELL
the BALANCE is well timbered, The improvements
Kitchen and Wash House. Meat House, Negro Cab
ns, Stables, and Corn Crib, all new.
ALSO, Grist and Saw Mill, with corn an
Ilaster, crssher attached, s1fin good order. rrs-
chasers a.e inTited t. examiae this property
NY GERMS are l-3 down, the balance J.. =
80. . reasonable indulgence on part of
the money after it tails due, if required
VIM. NJ. SIMMS.
July 30, 1s59-tf.
NOACH FINDINGS.-We nave just received a
~ supply of Rims, Hubbs, Spokes, Shafts, Bug
gy Sticks and other findings, which will be sold
cheap. WOODS q GILkESCN.
btaunton, Aug IL, 1850,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
EAOCEH WILLOW SCHOOL
AUGUSTA COUNTY, va

4 BOARDING SCHOOL for Boys, preparatory
a to the University or Colleges of Va, fer
Business; it is in the country, miles from Staun-
ton, on the regular stage route to Weston, Monte
rey, &C.
Tho Priacipal has had an experience in teaching
boys. for than II years. and is assisted ~ a
graduate ofthe University of Va, also an e<peri-
enced Teacher.
The sshogc e4peise for each term of months,
from $50 so to 500. Session begins first Wednes-
day in September, 1859.
For Circulars, containing full information, ad-
dsess, Jed Hotchkiss, Principal, Churchville, Au-
gusta county, Va.
REFERENcEs--Th Faculty of the University CT
Va, the Faculty Of W ashington College, Lexihs--
ton, Va; Hon. A. e. IL. Stuart 5. B. Brown. ST.,
J. D. 1mboden. Esq, r.. 1. Doyle, Esq, N. G.
Kinney. Rev J. B. Davis, Col. W. A. Bell, Staun-
ton Rev. B. NJ. Smith, D. d., Prince Edward
CO., Va; DR.. J. Wilson, John G. Stover, Bishop
J. J Glossbrerner, ChurchvilIe, Va; j. II. Wart-
mann, Rev. W. Fl. Ruifner, Harrisonburg Va.
Mrs Hotchkiss, aided by competent music
teacher, will take charge OF the education of a few
young ladies, at the same rates as the above.
August S. IS59-2m.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
RIBBONS, MILLINERY, STRAW GOODS
Chcas, Cloths and Clothing

John W.. stribling having assigned TO- me his
trust for certain creditors, offer to sell the Cloths
Of various kinds of said Establishment very Cheap
and will have them made up in the best style. The
ter and Tailor are retained in the shop.
Mr.. Stribling, will be found always in the store,
and win take pleasure in waiting u-on any custo-
mers. Those wishing to supply themselves with
fine Clothing Cheap, had better call at NICE.
TERMS.-Cash or negotiable notes well endor-
sed Fl. II. BELL, Trustee.
N. B. The notes and accounts due to John W
Sribling and to the late firm of Kayser Str bling
and Co., also assigned to me and mrst be COL
lected at once. Persons indebted are requested to
call at once nd settle. all claims win be placed
IN the hands Of officers for collection.
II. M BELL, Trustees.
Staunton Aug. &c, 1859-tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09


Notice to Railroad Contractors.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tbs
- Office Of the Virginia and Kentucky Railroad
Company, in The town Of Abingdon, until u o.
clock on the 8th of September next for the gradu-
alton and masonry up6n TIE fl st so miles of the
road, extending from Abingdon to short distance
The proposals VIII be made in enc mile sections
at cash prices.
The Plans, Specifications, and ali necessary in
formation for those proposing to bid for this work,
can be obtained at tie Office Of the Engineer of the
Compsny.
By order Of the Board. 4 s.ss
W. BEvERHoUT THOMPSON,
Abingdon, Va, July %, 1s5s.-7t
N. B.-For the present the above letting is Lost-
poned. Due notice of the date Of the letting will
be given hereafter.
By order of the Board. =
b. W. BEVERHOUT TIL OMPSON,.
Abingdon, Aug. 10, 1859.-6t Chief Eng.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
For the
-a11 TEcde-
PIPER 4 FUNkHOUSER, invile Ine a. w 4lo;r
of the public and the Ladies particularly = ts,p
Stock Of seasonable goods, (now. opening.) ne,
Iected in person by Of the fra. We h Az
WITH great ca, selected oar stock, which WIZ
enable US to give satisfac ton.
Stanton, aug. -, -opec. Copy
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

p6p. =, loo0--VuS'
ry,oy#N PROPERTY FoEs sALN.-on
4 Saturday, the 1st Of October meet, we will Of
fer at public auction in the Court house yard, the
property near the Court house in which YIN. D.
G ilkcson now resides. Persons disposed to buy
win of course examine The property Wfioh VIII be
shown by Mr.. Giikeson.
TERMS :-~One third IF the plrchaso Money II
six months and tee balance and two years
from the sale tobe secured by endorsed negotiable
notes, with interest aided, and lien on the prop
er6v.
Possession will be given on the 1st day Of Jand-
JOHN 3. BALDWIN, lTrustees
NJ G. HARTMAN,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

SSUU to employ an active reliable man in
each section of the State to travel and take orders
for Sugars AND TOBACCO, by samples. Will
pav salary Of 5000 to $500 per year, payable
monthly. For sa1npses @nd particulars apyfy 10,
or address incosng stamp tor Fetar ngyFsgc'
Tobacconis!s, 3l2, PearlSt., N. Y.
Auo 26 1259-5t.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09

4 Fpstpenement. ...
TIME above sale has been postponed until 18th Of
u October ne1t. GEO. A. ANDERSON.
Sep. 2, lS59-tds.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-09
Notice to Railroad Contractors.

Staunton, Aug. u, 1859.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-10
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.

This. establishment. will be opened the 18th Of
Asy, for tie entertainment of the public. 1t is
noT thorough r. paired froel bottom to top. improy
ed in ali respects anG is every way better suited
20 the comforts Of its patrons than heretofore The
main building Is ige stories high. 80 feet in length
and so arranged that you enter from the street ir
The middle OF the house. now fronting oh Shoekoe
Slip. instead CT Cary street formerly It is airy
roomy, convenient ant comfortable "a it can be =
The chambers aTe furnished anew thT on shoui and
have the best quality OF BkDDIkG.
The Kitchens are admirably arranged, aid have
eyery convenience for the serving up St parately
the different Meats and Vegetables
Having engaged Col Wy ATT CARDWELL, foI
merly Of Char rlotte. and Mr. LUCK. Of kich
mopd. who will devote their whcle time TO the man
sgemenr ofthe house for me- feel con dent witk the
fsciiitea furnished them. that every thing can ano
viii be done by them ana their assistants 10 add Il
the CT mfort of their Cussta.
Cmnibusses are now being built and will run to
the different Depots, Steamers and Packet Boats g.
soon as completed. In the meantime. Porters viii
attend with Hacks. JOS h CRENSRs
Proprietor.
Frora the above notice it will be seen that, ".
the updersigned. have the management of the c. e
LuaRlhk HOTEL We take occasion to cay to ou>
friends that we will be exceedingly hsppy to re
ceiye them at the old estsblishmf Mt now revivec
ana modeTn Missed, where no pains shall be spared fc
their qualification anC comfort
WYATT OARDwELL.
nv lU-lm q R LICK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-10

DEATH OF PRINTER WHO KNEW "JUNlUs"-The
Pondle.on Is. Co. Messenger in sketch Of the
''Old Stone Meeting House, in that town, afte,
speaking Of several celebrities buried in the grave
yard, says:
Bsneath cluster of cedars repoae all that is
mortal OF John Miller, printer. We fingered long
by his grave, for his eveufaI life afforded US food
Tor meditation. Ii We could have seen and con.
sersed with his descendants, who live In this
vicinity, We coud have gaiaed fuller sketch OF
him Mr. Miller was The oldest typo in the State
For the publication Of Junius le,ters-the author
OF those papers he we'll knew-he was expe,ied
from Eoglard He came to South Carolina: pro
babiy worked tor a while 10 the office Of the frst
paper published in this State, at Charleston, and
thence removed to Pendieton, using the press
which Gen. Green had in his campaign; ho did
job wofk until he commenced the publication OF
the Pend!eton Aessenger--the second paper estsb-
lishei III this ssate. fhe world has specu ed
much as to the authorship of Junius, bat John
Miller carried che secret to his grave at the "Oid
Stone Meeting House" and has LETT informa alton
as TO this name Of tbs author.
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RAcE5AND RELtGIoNs.-Ths whole North Ameri-
can Continent has only SO 00o 900 of inhabits IT'S
hardly as much as Fraucs or Austria. The whole
of Central and South America has o iy % 900 900;
less then. than Italy, European Prussia, with It's
6O,0oO,0o0, has as many Inhabitants a. America,
Australia and Polynesia together. More people live
10 London than in all Australia aud Poly nssia--
China proper has more inhabitants than America,
Australia aud Africa put together. and India has
whole Of the uew worli The result is that our
planet bears .2SS,000, 900 Of mankind, of which
sum total $4,000 900 belong to the Morgoiian.
3os, ,ooooo0 to the Caueassn, DOC, 600 900 to the
ma mSisyan, lsoOooo0o to the Ethiopian, aud 1000,
600 ~ the American race. Divided according 10
their confessions there 1856 900 200 Of Christ.
tans, 5000 COO OF Jews, 600,000,oOO belonging 10
Asiat,c religions, 100000 600 Mah,mm nism,
aud 200, 600 of heather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-10

CoNsoLrNs LETTER FROM RUNAWAY WIFE TO
HER UeBAND -SuIne time siuce, the wife OF Mr..
p1rlip, merchant of st. Joseph, Mo-, ran away
with her husEauds clerk, taxing sl)nR q little
dspghtsr. The following letter written By the wo-
her hush and 10 ii llshsd in the Sc. Joseph
Journal. and tor GOODNESS aud impuaeune beats any
thing of the ki d that hes come under our OBJ
sel vAtion. ne girl Lucy. mentioned in tbs letter,
is a servant belon ing 70 Mr. Poulin. worth about
$780, aud The child which she proposes 70 xchange
is her own about tour years of age. The letter is
postmarked cincinnati. Ohio:
MAY a. 1889
Mr. Lsddore r. Min-Dear Sir II wish TO write to
you lev iines 10 give you SOD news Of US and TO
tell you that Eugcne speaks Of youevery day. and
that sh- wants 60 aud ses her Papa in the store
ami she cries for her good Aonorne ana her black
Lccy, every day. hope you are not mad
b, ca use went away with Mr. Augusta am very
halpy with him; he treats me- ks . wife. l do not
rexfet what have do 10, fIr an happy with hin.
viii t. you one thing, ii you will give ms Lucy.
will give you up Eugenis: II not. you cannot yet
her II you wilng TO do 80 you can f me and get
her We will be glad to see yUu. l wa0t you 70
write right away ~ soon a. You get this = tier;
cause We might DO g)ne IRON here II you wait too
eng Direct your irtter to kugrnie Pouiin. Gin
cinBati, Ohio. Write right e1f ! cannot wait lon
ger than ten days Mr ueusia viii write to you
whea We receive an answer from you We are all
Well. and wish you the same Kiss the children for
me. MAkY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-10

sE FRESH LEEoHss.--I have jcst re-
ssived By Adapls' Express, fres:, lot of Swedish
LEBCHES, which will be sppiied up'n most reason.
able serias.
P. P.s.-Ouppins and Leeching promptly attended
TO- CsG be found ct all hours OF the day at tho Ea
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and q,
night on 9Th strset French Garden Riil.
Ey 25--ts L. q, FOBSOH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-10

k2F PIcTURl g. PICTUaBsi! PIoTUaEs.!
respectfully call attention to the following sty
Of Piciurrs now gotten up at q w MINIS Pho
TUGRArH and FINE AR GALLERY, lsT Main STREET
ph 5tographs taken from; bite. small pictures and
enlarged 20 fe smaller sizes and coIoret in oil,
mssiGg spPakiBg ard beautiful Portraits. Photo
graphs eolored in WATER CoLoBS and worked in In
dlsl lns making a soft and delicate finish really
plsasing. an AhBRoTYPEs IN every style OF finish
All on very reasonable to- ns. M 25
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TENpriNG.-Our readers may spend few
leisure hours quite pleasantly this evening n;
Leigh Street Church, where the ladies are holding
Fair TO raise means for their sewipg society. A
his season Of the year, DO part OF Richmond 10
more pleasant than Church Hill, and Low that We
hsve moonlight nights and good walks, our citi
zsDs can make visit. and by small contributions
aid q praisewortby cause. The creams, jellies
CAKES etc., are all delicious, and the fancy articles
very pretty.
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ENFORCING A PRoMIsp.-Some few da

ENFORCING PRoMIss.-Some few days
since, yoaug lady, whose prospects In life hsi
been materially damaged, under promise CT mar
riage by q male acquaintance, armed herself with
pistol, wsylsid her deceiver on the street, auo
drawing dead bead on the spot where his bear
uxht to lie, was only prevented from pulling the
trigger by the most solemn promise, Oh his part
that he would secure q license, engage preacher
aud have the siiken knot tied in one week from
that time. If be keeps bis promise, he may hide
bis shame from the community.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-10

DEcRAsED.-Csptain James W. Wales died
Louisville last Sunday. His death will bring back
80 the public remembrance the sad tragedy Of the
brig Somers, when Capt. Msckeuzis hung young
Spencer, the of the then Secretary OF War, ~
the yard arm. Mr.. Wales was purser' clerk on
the brig, and it was his testimony that most di.
recsy implicated Spencer and his associates in the
attempted mutiny
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Two WOMEN AND FIy

Two WOMEN AND FIVE CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH
The house OF Cot. Z. A.. Stevenson, about three
miles from Red Buff Oregon was burned to the
ground on the 1lth. consuming his wife and three
children. aud Mrs Krouk, with her two children.
Mr. krouk, Col. Stevenson's overseer, Was in the
house, by some means managed TO escape, though
50 badly burned it 10 doub fui about his recovery
Col. Stevenson was formerly Indian agent at Nome
Lackss aad was absent at Tahms atithe time of the
frs
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BOARDING Having taken a large
~ and oopimodicus house en- Broad, between 9Th
i1d Ith streets. l SIN prepared to sccou mediate
Young ruen By the day or week. / have also seve
raj large aud pleas ant rooms, suitable for families
Ierms reaNonatl le. MRS POWELL.
6-6.<
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r S25 REWARD.-Ihe above re-
-&Ea ward will be paid for the apprehension of q
A0 ser att woman, JENNY J" the p operty OF
~ Mrs Fry who left her hirer in Richmond
shout fortnght ago. Jenny is about 2j years old.
Ii eht mulstto, nall in size OF rather delicate ap
pearance, with large grey eyes
Arpiy to RAWLINGS 4 H0LLADAY,
lie 2--2w Agents Of owner.
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Mr.. Vincent Il. Bradford hes been elected Presi.
dent of the Phiadsiphi 10 and Trenton Railroad, 10
place of r. r. Lopsr. resigned.
Alex. r. .teisr. E4q has consented TO deliver
an address At Middlsburs, Laudoun connty, We.
on the 4th Of Juiy.
The new Methodist E,iscopsl church South. at
WINCHESTER, Va !. was dsdeafAd 90 Tussday, tAs
Rev. Mr. Cranberry preaching the sermon. /
Thsctty authorities ef Providsncs, X. have
appropriated 81, 500 for fourth Of July csiebfs-
0su
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VERDICT OF "SuIcIDs The coroner's inqusst ON
the body OF the unfortunate Mrs Halsey m. a..
tress, in New York, have returned verdict a,h -
the said Fanny Dean LA ssy vas found drowued.
aud that there 10 evidence TO warrant the belief
thet her death was other than accidental Tts
husband Of the DECEASED. and Wsitr, the Brooklyn
contractor, ara discharged from custody.
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DEATH OF THE BAI JEILAcHIcH by q curiou.
coincidence, the steamer which brings iDtelli-
gence ofthe temperance OF Kossuth ss . director
of the public opinion Of EngIaud, also conveys to
us the tiding of the death of Kossuth's old epe-
my, the Ban Jellachch. The Ban had long been
iaboring under disease of the cheat, which caus.
ed his death at Agram, 10 Crotis, about the Goth
of May. He MAS for time the Ieador Of the
Austrian forces against the Hungarian patriots IL
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-10

POSTPONED. j. Williams appear.
ed before ,he Mayor yesterday, TO answer th.
charge OF threatening to Assault and beat james
v. Carter; but a. another warrant had been 10.
sued against the accused by county ms gistrate
;he Mayor delivered him into the bar d. OF Consta
ble Thomas, without goirg into an examination.