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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Prepor ID by Cornelius L. Cheeseman. NJ. ID.
Nee York City.
The combination Of ingredients In these Pills are the re.
suit Of long and extensive practice. They are mild in
their operation and certain in correcting all irregularities
Painful Mensruations removing all distractions whether
from cold otherwise headache, pain in the side papi
aton Of the heart disturbed Sleep which from inter
ruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable as they will bring on
the monthly period with regularity Ladies whs have been
disappointed in the of other Pills place the u,mos.
confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they re-
present to do.
They should not be used during Pregnancy as a mi
carriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely Vegetable and free from anything in
furious to s or health Explicit direct MS which should
be read, accompany each box. Price ST. Sent by mai
on enclosing to the General Agent Sold by one Drps.
gst In every town in the United STATS For sale by q
Peck Ellsworth, Mo.
X. u. HCTCEINGS,
General Agent for III
United STATES, los Chambers, 81, Ne,r York
To whom ali Wholesale orders should be addressed.
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To THOSE ATTENDING THE
T. Al H .

Any person hav ng stock to sell. exchange. or
to mate. by giving notice to the Secretary at the
Ticket Office dnrihg the first day, will have an
opportunity at 10 O'Clock, Wednesday ON the
FAM CROWDS.
A. VI. GIIpprx See'y
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AT Court Of Probate held at Buoksport within
and for the County of Hancock, on the third
Wednesday of September A. D. 1859.
JOHN GRANT Jr. & AL. Executors Of the
Will of John Grant late of Bucksport in said
County deceased-having presented their accoun,
Of Administration upon said deceased's estate for
Probate
Ordered That the said Executors give notice
thereof TO all persons interested, by causing A
copy OF this Order 10 be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American printed in
Ellsworth that they may appear at q Probate
Court to be holden at Ellsworth on the fourth Wed.
nesday Of October next at ten of the o,eck in Nh.
forenoon, and shew cause if any they have wbv
the same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest
81 A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
At Court Of Probate held at Buckspor,, with.
in and for the County of Hancock on the third
Wednesday Of September, A. d. 1850.
On the Petition Of Mary llutcbngs Guardian Of
Adell Hutchings 4 ais. minors and children Of
Horatio Hutchings late of Penobscot, in said coun
ty deceased to grant to the said Guardian, license
to sell certain real estate of said deceased in
which said minors are interested.
OJdued That the said petitioner give notice
to all persons interested, by causing copy of this
order to be published tire. weeks successivelv in
the Ellsworth American, printed in Ellsworth. tina,
they may appear at Il Probate Court to he held a,
Ellsworth, in said County on the fourth Wednas.
day In october next, at ten OF clock A. NJ and sbew
cause If a.y they have, why the PRAYER of said
petition should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy Attest
% A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For all Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness aud
Diseases Of the Lungs, Hunters Pulm nary Baisam
1t always relieves and seldom ever fails to curc.C g.
Peck, Agent. ly3esp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-13

HARD TIMES AMONG W EXTERN PREACHERS
The upper Iowa Confer mce which closed it's
session last week IN lovga City-we learn from
the NORTHWESTERN Methodist Advocate
must be hard felei. Many of the former
preachers have labor'.d in the face OF absolute
want, not merely OF money, but OF the neces-
saries or life. The daily bread" has been
wanting, and many families on the frontier
have lived on ho1ainy instead The editor re-
marks:
nv nave said that thore were hard times i'm
the Northwest, such as nowhere else and SO
we say now. What would some of our Easter
pfethren say 70 going to quarterly meeting
and after coming within five niIes he COM
PEELED TO leave their horses and walk through
the slush After preaching the class leader
says: we nave nothing to eat;' but finds
that In the meantime some meal has been pro-
cured ana the preachers share it, Next morn
ing loye-feast is held without bread and water
Tor bread there Is none! The sermon is
preached and the audience dismissed without
the administration OF the Lords supper. for
the people can provide no bread. Yet the
Methodist preachers who endure these things
say not one word of desisting Truly the DAYS
OF heroes are not pstst. The men who ave
there will not desert the sheep in the wilder
ness. In some instances, but for the small
missionary appropriations, our brethren and
their families would have been utterly penni-
less. Yet there is no fiinehing. Men stand
not to desert. They share with the people in
their poverty, and when days of abundance
shall come the people will share with them Of
their plenty. Some of the preachers were
compelled TO work, 'iaboring with their own
hahas 10 provide for their families Yet the
sentiment of the Conference against a secular
izea clergy was clear and unmistakable
by the way, sometime since n frontier
iayniah reported that an Iowa presiding elder
received from ore circuit, as his claim tor one
quarter, TWO chickens and one pound of but,
Ter we nave seen the preacher in charge
VINO says lhere We're fifteen chickens and six
pound. OF butter sent into quarterly Confer
ence: vi these the presiding elder received
SIX chickens and bought four pounds of the
butter, and the pastor desired the matter cor.
rected, as his people believe in rayinc lin the
presiding elder ~
But Methodist preachers are not alon. in
their sufferings. Presbyterian missionary
in one of the Western STATES, writes to The
Central Herald:
81 have not II dollar in cash. and not a DOL
lars worth OF provisions in the house. OF
those who subscribed SaiU to my support last
November, know not 81 nan TO whom l car,
go for measure OF meal or a pound OF
meat. Times have been awfully hard for 81
months past. Johnny cake has been the ata II
OF life, and almost life itself"
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n. Artificial Teeth-The Cheepiassic Pre-:
cEss.-G. w. JONES, DEsTIsr, havins purchased
the erelusirs right for the above mode Of making
TEETH. and after ssisy and nstsas u in the most
dineuIt cases, whsre other plates had JnsIsd u 81
ttTsly .atis6sd Of sts absolute superiority over the
gold silver and rlatna can, shoyeiore, With
Confidence, It to all who ma, desire faii
or partial OF teeth. and sspseiatst 50 ssfA ~
may ss dtssatsshsd wtth thoss they arr NeU sssNf:
In this process, all Of the objections 70 the gold
plate are Temsvedthe sucten bssas rs.fsef secures
comfort and stability 20 the M and the teeth eeins
embedded in the metal the food 10 exc.uded freW
under or ostween them they are, therefore, cisan-
er, smoother, and in every respect better IN Goa
sequence Of the perfect adaptation OF the pats 70
the month. and the snctlon thsreb3 ss0afsd he caS
insert one or more teeth Wst4ost siesp., and N ell
cases guarantee perfect and satislactcfy ~
This method hsvinx been adopted ana eommsnd
Cd b. those standins hlshsst N thA Professor
North and South, testimonials viii " gwen Asd
specimens exhibited to any who Inay desire 70 ses
them. The old plates Of thqae wlehing W exehAas
the old method for the new, will ks taken 10 part
pay. Will. OF coarse, nlnke TEETH on the oio
p1ode for those WHO Insx pfeles y. aa go
Fiilas thSroas ny and M ssnsl! d2ss; efa tsstA sx-
Office opposite cofinthiaa Hall s. - 7-ly
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INAUGURATION OF THE WEBSTER Ss,ATuE.--
fower's statue of Daniel Webster is to be in
augurased at Boston on Saturday next, the
Lth instant A procession, with u military
Slate house, where Professor Eel ton on be-
M naiI oi the Webster Committee ~ill deliver
.ne statue to Mayor Lincoln wa.h few re-
taaIss: 1a ana Governor Banks Will receive it
snort addresses. Hon. Edwarei Everett will
then deliver his Grafton, which OF course will
O. worthy q the author and tins sabiect.--
ssaM $500 ios Or rnlse thonsand Hsoas viii BE-
tars q. nss accepted an invl,sI Ion 70 s. present.
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The updersis ned hayln made arrans ements With
Mr.. GEORGE LINDSAY, Of Petefshnfs vs.. pro-
prefer c & q TT CaPefSas prAkEENr HrDkAu
pared to manufacture them, and are gsttins uptWO
different sixes. which they will guarantee IN psr-
form to the entire satisfaction II all who may favor
them with their orders.
Au 29-lm s.re TALBOTT BRO.
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SUMMER RESORTS

a~s b S.i.1.to STRINGS, WARREN
YER MY, n. C.-S. j.. SESSU ms i'ro-
D ss!r.Asz~. !.Asz~ Prletnr.-S45 900 FOR SlJG-A RARFy
CaANlb AND NOVEL THING. -'-'
On the 2lst of September next, ! propose 10
"treezea ont the above celebrated and -popular
WATERING PLACE, including Furnituro OF
every description, stock Of all kinds ia ether with
the present -ToWln crop al ONE HUNDRED mud
FIFTY DOLLARS (sl50,) H chance-4O chances
required Ihs game TO be pilsed as foilors :.
Isl stInE 30tHhles persons at each t.he; I'd sit
~! 10 tables-5 persons at each table; Sd sttIn 2
tahles~5 persons at each tebe; 4th sittins | table
, persons NJ the table. Those hodius SIX chances
VII commence the game at one Of the ten tables
Nesntable paper atsix months with interest add
cd VIII le received, where the sum amounts To M ne
hundred dollars.
ne entire es,a bshment is in perfect repstr.-
Tho tract oi laAd contains $50 ACRES, more or
less. -
Shocco SPRINGS is situated in the most beautiful
portion OF the state, OF easy access and ble of
entertsIn'n- between SIX and seven hundred per
sons. Those wishin& 60 secure chances will please
address the Proprletor. specifying the number of
chances desired. The amount OF each ticket to be
paid on me day preceding the lucky day.
s. A-4fUf
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-A- Notice! Notice! Notice ITO -
may M buy anSthins in theway or sAb
d. phEs s5 II. HAlR1NEss; All ~ Ss Ee e whole
place to go The best Saddles for the lowest
prices Gall soon and see them. They are pArt-
cuiarly cheap aud we warrant them TO rive entire
Satisfaction. Repsiring of every descfpti0n nest
ly, cheaply and promptly done q No 1is Main g.,
third door below Governor 1t.
au l8-lm j. w. DENNf1,
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1fetdeat 10 a Sseamer.--On Friday night the
steamer George Peabody. plying between this
city and Baltimore broke her lever beam
while going down James river, which caused
other injury to her machinery. Her passen-
gers were taken off by the Glen Cove, and
transferred TO the Louisiana, Of the Norfolk
line. and carried to Baltimore. The Peabody
will be carried TO that city for repairs.
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ka- To the Lovers Of Coed Eatanx...
enjoy the good thlnss of life, without foaf Of en-
Dyspepsia, gensrally produced BY too iadlser,mi.
note 'indgl. ence in eatin eyer, thing, procure
and use it ud cigusy and nu need never fbas hav-
ms Dyspepsia: Ils considered the bsst Tome nsv
Messrs ADIE & GRAY, PURC ELL LxDD 4
Co, FISHER i WINSTON, in this city, have
them for sale = and ~ othe! prc1.inent prnskists
s5 hs 81 h. BAKER. RlchmonA. Va.
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Canal Passenger Boat.-There is now In
course of construction at Seottsville, Abe
marie. a mail and passenger boat for X. w
Elsom, Esq, of Howardsviile, Va, mail con-
tractor on the canal. The boat will be laras
enough TO admit about 30 passengers with
comfort 1t will b. put on the line sometime
ia next month. Its cost viii be about $1,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-13

81 Physicians are generally 10th 10 speak
word in praise Of what are called patent IDed-
cal ethics that ply stefan who sanctions the use
OF such remedies cannot be considered member
of the Nationnl Association But there are ox-
ceptions TO the most striasent rules, and many OF
the disciples OF Escuiapius have actual. been COM
ef DR.. J. HOSFkTTER'S i STOMACH HIrTERS
for those diseases which are particularly prevalent
duriny the summer and FALL They have ascsr-
copia which can compare with this wonderful erni-
pound tor deran enient of the system. Thou.
the Western and Southern rivers, are now con
vinced that they have found 2 medicine psealisfIy
adapted for their ailments, while other portions
Of the country durinS the summer nonths, the de-
mand for the ar ice i. equally large.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally. 9
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Lageriziag-John Waller and John Wes
were captured and Gagged last Sunday nigh
sar fichtiny In the street The watchmef
stated TO the Mayor that when they discoveret
the parties, West was down in the gutter, ant
waller was kicking him. Both were fined .
each. and Waller was held 10 bail 10 be OF goot
hShayior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-13

IA. Mrs. :. A. Williams. M. y, sffsEa her
services to those of her own sex, and 70 children.
who may need medical advice or sttendsnces IS
Especial attention given to the mAnAx emant of
female diseases, and displac0ments.
Those Wishing an interview &c their residence,
can address Post dice. Box 81. y - 7E.T -
:, REsIDEEcE on Clay. between eth and sth ssfsets,
Richmond, Va. - GTF Al A-SUSf
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3 TIE SETH gy''tll's1L

FOR GoN0RRHKA, AND ALL SECRET DIS
ing no Mercnrial OF BalssDic propsSfsss, exceIs
everyth thing herctsfore offered ths pa6lis, II 10 Gu
rstive, Ies'ofatiye, 49, Isnovst,as .povsrs; aad
the above remedy viii crre The 9bovs Diseases, and
confouaded when they have eeslex dAspQsstsa-
known Of the remedy fer twenty *sdd ysasss bas
known Of acass Of tweety9 yeaEs stepding g =
shorter duration u - restored. vitk8uS . esnsie
exception. and thelefpss schsliens,se eny eAse 81
vded the diFecsiona are carried ont With Dlu664oo
ON the part Of the patlest and An1 ons
half dozen hotties, aud nainy are0Fdin. y, ~ he
OF her case. Ne kusfsptees Z Ssrtect sa5ss a6din
case of fsiiare. viii furnish additionat Me4etee.
free Of ehsss, g scmR'fss H sas ssfsa Sesspss pc
vsnieass e shs N ] yssisnt; s eflabl .ssps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-13

SUNDAY SCHOOLS IN IRELAND.-For more
than fifty years the Sunday School Society
has been at work in ireland preparing its pu-
pile TO receive instruction from the Bible, and
many depend upon that Society for ability to
read the Bible. The total number Of schools
connected with it January LIST, was 2,69o, with
2le,2l6 scholars and ia,65s teachers l40,7l7 OF
the scholars were reading in the Bible or Tes-
lament and s., ,697 were above the ageof fifteen.
It is estimated that Iii. .aa6 attended no other
schools.
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Rotedyism.-As John w. Perkins was pass
ing along 18th street last Saturday night, he
was met by Martin Callahan, who demanded
to know where he was going. Perkins replied
''that's my business." Callahan, being drunk
then made at Perkins for fight, and SELLING
him was about to give him n blow, when some
one interfered and stopped him; Perkins had
Callahan arrested and brought before the
Mayor, yesterday, for moiestiDg him on the
highway, and the accused was held to bail for
his good behavior and to answer an indict-
ment by the Eext Grand Jury, which sits in
November Such rowdyism deserves severe
punishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-13

SHOOTING MATcH.--Captain Travis. the
crack pistol shot of America, has Challenged
the Audubon Club to furnish man TO shoot a
pigeon match with him during the Illinois
Fair; the captain to use pistol and his oppo.
accepted, and forfeit deposited. The pariic-
uiars are as follows Abbey twenty Ave birds,
twenty-five yards rise and fifteen fall; Travis,
with pistol and single ball, twenty birds, ten
yards rise and fifteen fall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-13

Hanorey Dyaeooas-This admirable compa-
nv OF horse. .mumberingabous eighty members
naradaa at Old Church, on Saturday last, and
made q handsome appearance. That eveniSs
one of tlte members lost his TrooT-horhe os
f.r,.t... while on bis way home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-13

f-Siek,x Taserss are operating extensively on.
Church Hill Mr.. Vim. w. Welis nad ms
teathered pets carried OF last sa,uIuay nikn.,
ana one OF his neighhors was robbed Of all his
poultry on Sunday night.
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z 49, W. X. H0WLE,
- ATTORNEY /

MANCHESTER. VA,
Practices in all the Courts OF Chesterfield Civ of
HenrIco, powhatan, Amelia countess
and City OF Petersburg.
Particular attention given to tue COLLECTION
Or CLAIMS, snd prompt returns made.
nA. Once on Main street, opposite Town Hail.
an Ji-dlm
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Hevse BYsaksag.--The store-roorn Of Mr. =.
Courtney, sdjoining his residence, on an
ssfree.. hetwsrn Broad and Marshall, was orok-
an into last Sunday night, and robbed sf
quantity of meal, hoar aud bacon.
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R 1M~9 LEE 81 PLEASANTs. TTOR
81 NEYS AT LAW, Practice in the Courts
held IN Richmond Heanco, Gooohand and Han
over.
As Noraries Public and Commissioners of Deeds
&c, thej are authors zed to take Dispositions AfTda
wits, Aekno% led Hents OF Deeds, Powers of Attor-
ney, Bls OF Sale. ac. To be used or recorded in the
several States and Territories of the Union.
ofice un llth St. Sd door from Man.
NH t2-ly
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Rssyissa.des - Capt. Milleriof the bsrk Par.
thian, was before the Mayor, yesterdny, and
Carter and Bali, in the dfschargs Of thetr du.
ty ON Sunday night last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-13

The Angsburg Gazette says that tie Aus
trinn military schools are to b completely r..
orRantzed on the model Of those in France.
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Put Ihrough.-Wm. II. Joiner and William
White, two free negro graduates of the Peni.
tentiary, were arrested and Gagged on Saturday
last, for fightingin the street. White had q
watch whichJoiner claimed as his property and
attempted to take forcible possession of it; hui
q gentleman who saw the difficulty interfered
and both were turned over to Officer Morris
1esterday morning White proved that he pur.
chased the watch OF l.. Hozer the day before
paying him 81 for 1t, and he was discharged
Joiner, however, had to go much further and
fare worse. He was ordered to receive
thirty nine stripes upon his bare back, held ts
bail for his good behavior for twelve mon tbs
in the sum of SlU0. aud in default of bail, was
sentenced to the chain gang
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

z -, DIR. y. r.. INGRAM has removed
e9~>Ga his office 20 Main street, below 18th, op-
posIte I. r. Price Il Co.'s Dry Goods Store.
SO fO-lws
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aa DAGGER's WHITE SULPHUR
yEAY SPRINGS,

Ass-,.alas-l BOTETO URT co UNITY, "a.
- These SPRINGS, sometimes called '.DIBREII's
SPRINGS viii be open for the reception Of visi-
t2r' t2 6y the ist Of July The proc ietors, having
ts!.cton heretofore to their visitors latter them
selves that then future lahors will ensure a fun
portion OF the public patronage
Beard. per day .. - 81
Board, per week ,,, Ia rS
Board. per hotel month. t2S daysl - ~ ~
~ 2l-2m JNO. F SHIELDS 4 80
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z 'S1sr RE NoyAL. &c.-

= - n. u. Y . q I I =
ATTORNEY ANU cor NSELDR 1T NV, &c.
have removed my office to the corner OF Man
and Governor streets, opposite Dispatch office.
sin prepared - act lp CRIMINAL and CIVIL
and attend to ADVERTISEMENTS for the Dan
vile Republican, which has fine circulation III
South Flr~lnia and North Carolina. shall give
stFict attention TO business entrusted TO NE.
So iO-3l'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-13

Hastings Conrt.-This body. commenced its
September term YES t1rday. After dssposing
of e. number of civil cases, MANA puKk.JoHN-
SON, Esq, rendered his resignation as Attor.
ney for the Circuit Court, which WAS accepts
ed. and Thursday, the I'D inst, selected Us the
day on which an election shall be held to fill
the vacancy.
Henry Wingo arrested or captas, and COM
$50 imposed upon him by the judgment OF the
Court, was discharged from custody, because
of his insolvency.
VIM. +. Henry, charged with a felony for
falsely representing Peter q. Voorhees, as his
partner on the York River Railroad improve
ment and thereby obtainingtwo mules from
Davis Il Hutcheson, was set to the bar, and
after an examination, discharged from prose-
cution because of the inability of the Court
to agree. Justices Caskie, Sanxay. aud Tyler
voting to send him on for further trial, and
Justices Bray, Beveridge and Sadler voting
for his discharge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-13

.Sfeaii#y Teo,s.--Ths i.hsi chest Of Mr.. Wm.
He Parr, left in the sren froitt building ON
Governor strcct, was broken into, last sun
day night, and robbed Of tools valued as ~,
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~ How 70 Care all Peia ard Deye Cen.
yLAixTe.-For Pain in the Hosels, 6tcmaeA Pldees
Lirbe. Beck, Rheamsfism, Esnsslsia, sore IA2Ses
HoRNE's crkE-ALI. Y sfts Spon va assvsfI,
bones, sinsvs, blood ard nuscles.. ssninnssas ~
pein like maize. Bottles II. = Ard ~ se4te, sa
If you suffer with Cholera, Dierfh9as LnqeSpsse
Fl tke Bewcls g .awus. Gqm I;sars' ~ r ~.
Instant relief. Bottles - eente. s - -. Is
The Oufe- Az cures ~ vala. 3he CAfntasave
RaisAra cures ell AhoreissnpaaAnes Aese0 0ens'
Sold " III Druggists in RsAasat, fsss.sa.rs
and Norfolk. * s8ss ~ -
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Turning the Tdblss--John Enroughty, an old
man, and a resident Of Rockets was before
the Mayor, yesterday, to answer the charge of
attempting to shoot with pistol, on Saturday
last Anselun Bailey. The cause of the diff
Guilty between the parties seems to be this -
Bailey rented house from Enroughty, but
moved cut of it at E.3 request. +. called on
B. to collect the lent due, which b. could not
pay at the time, but promised in a few days to
settle. +. called again on Friday, and told
Mrs. b. that he had taken out a warrant to
make his money. When B. returned home his
wife told him what had passed, at which b.
took his cane and went to Els boarding house,
yowing to cane him before he slept. That
night when Z. returned home, he was informed
of BIS threats, and thereupon pat a loaded
pistol in his pocket TO defend himself On
Saturday morning b. went MO q honse where
he found E and after asking him where was
his warrant, called him a significant scoun-
drel. L. returned the compliment, at the same
time running his hand into his pocket Is.
then raised chair, and T.. fired At him, but
did not strike him The Mayor decided that
Bailey was the aggressor throughout, and
held him to bail for his good behavior. En-
roughly was discharged.
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Tf"-..y..S PAREE POINDEXTER, ArTOR-
tsN---A NEY AT Law, RICHMOND VA, will
practice IN the city v Richmond and in the coun-
ties OF Chesterfield, Pnwilatan and Amelia.
once IN LIsie S Building, corner of Main and
isth strsets Sc 23-ly
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