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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-24

R xsS FOR THE PURPOSE OF FA-
S>-Ss CILlTATING THETRA d Z of this city,
from and after this date, we, the undersigned, will
REQUIRE paper payable u the order of purchasers
Tor all goods sold at auction on credit.
EDMnND, DAVENPORT Il CO.,
CRENSHAW il co,
DUNLOP, MONCURE h CO.,
CHAS. I. WORKMAN & CO
Richmond, Va, October IL, 1850 oc I2-ts
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The ENGLISH COURT IN MOURNING. The
English Court go into rather serious mourn
Ing for the stepmother of Prince Albert. The
order is as follows:
lord Chambsriain's Office, Sept. 28.-Orders
for the COURTS going into mourning on Sun
Highness the Duchess Dowager of Saxe. 90
burg Gotha, widow of his Royal Highness the
late Duke of Saxe-Coburg GOtha ather of his
Royal highness the Prince Consort, and uncle
anu IaLher amer in-iaW OF her Majesty the q ueen
IN or long lawn, Grape or love hoods black
SILK shoes, black glazed gloves, and black pa
per tans The gen tlemen to wear black cloth
without buttons on the sleeves or pockets,
plain muslin or long lawn crayats and vya.n
ers, black swords and buckles"
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q ~0S THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
W>-k-A STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WHITE
SULPHUR SPR INGS COMPANY will take place
at the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, WEDNES-
DAY, 7th November, 1860.
oc l5-td f. WARREN, sec'y.
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WARREN l. WARING,
ia H-lv le7 Broad st.. Agent for Rieninond

A. Dyspepsia, i'm its most asgrnvated
toI.n.. can easily be cured by bAkrk's Pre-
MUM BlFTERS. Cases of ten ye,. RS s.anainx
have resdly welded to IT'S all. healing Qualities
.Pnce " cents per botte. To be lad of the prn
where. Orders filled by addressing
sc E-s h. BAKER. Richmond
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~ 80 fha sSG INST oc 4-ts
. ~, MSS '. \. rtMPLE,,sN 0fs

- nI>s ', N =; tS;A1rTR6hY M0RN n@lS
q p. ~, Is a 70. 2l2 BROAD ST SlESa
y 81 ard WINTER MILLINERY, BUN
uJ1TS. &c. with s splendid assortment of
.,isS6iSS. FLoW RS, and HEAD pRESSES.
- A-vft<. bELTS. &C. aud Will take great
go 80 ~ slow.ns them 70 all who may favor
: 'k".C oc ll-lm
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a MiLLI LIsAKf-FALL TRADE. ~a
q desire 20 call attention TO my exssSTN
X ,szsys STOCK of l. l. n r X SllE,a
-IlS. consisting of HEAD DRESSES, La
5y' CAPS, FURS and CLUAKS, the latest and
a.g desirable styles
BLEACHING, PRESSING and DYEING done
lie Uest style NJ as. J. DEMELMAN,
Main, between lzth and 18th SITS,
: 3.-F0uT to five good MiLLINERS wanted
= m
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uaSs5xzj 40 FAR dERS-N TO ~ > onU-S
Sg-IrI- aTin9rs and others wanting t. u r y
vgs.. v.I are invited 10 call at No 93 Nam street,
rsgisrl .! Be iound the largest anu best assort-
erI,snNsaf erIe,sf 9heted IN Richmond. My assortment
n, naT w pairs oI heavy Sewed broSanH, OIL
ca, S maze Mems Army Bros ans; Me n s high
,~s ' fs'oeLy very ihick, Gaied with hob mai is; Danes
y.tssd ~ petseo brosrans; HerTick best thick
Eoss. ptosahs, PianteTs' and Dutch Boots tof
if 81 te'her with all other grades, suitable
vi HSl,ah!s, men. women and bo's. Farmers
well 70 give me 4 call, at No. SO MAIN 81.
JOHN G.. PAGE ia
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v,>rH MILLINERY.

n .,.vr son has receive ed hy last alll0
* NA.He and ciegsut assortment oi W IN
/'~sls Arxts.fPV II the latest fashions, which
Ks H.LllNrrr ~ NNoNpAN, I'D inst.
cPeT cP,mpti, attended 10 and executed IN the
s,i n ,..-s s ose3 SaturdSFs and Sundays.
81 ~ s1N.e .,NAnAN l. SON, No. IS Nam 81.
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& 81 p Err or GRAIN LEA H Eh
AIIICHING BOOTS. just received at
~ u. HELLER Il CO.'S. lS3 Broad ST.
<s LADIES' CONGRESS- HE kELD
s~aHE CATERS AT Sl.50-Verv hne and
FOOD, and the best at So, at No. 43 VI am street,
ttE d the Biz Boot WM. WAL>H.
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nBaths, Baths, baths.
HOT, COLD AND SHUWER BATHS.
can To had daily, ffs m O'clock A NJ until 10 p.
NJ, AZ the American Halr Cuttins Shsving, 81 am
. nins ard Bathlns Saloon. under the Amcrican
hotel entrance nth street, Single Bxkh 8 ots
Y ave ncss's ser ~
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HORSES. &C FOR sAIy

.A>oFHEk LUT OF those sg.endia
sneo ~ Aaatauon BROG e RS, at s. d PAIR, just
- ", HELLER IL Co Is, lc3 Broad 81.
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~
TUX sALt-One good MULE, HAR
~ mh2s, DRAY, and DRAY LICENSE,
II y III peral terms. Apply at
WINSTON IL POWERS,
- Oc IS 81 Corner Cary and Pearl SITS.
N<AFIO0H sALE.-I have for sale q No
"a ana "iLl l HORSE, large, young, sound.
sooe astn perfectly gentle in all respects, oil
sad Hsfnass tH1iisD first ate gentieman's Riding
lesfs old thoRSE, IL hands high, blood hay, 4
lars, sep,eo SUPERIOR action in and out of har
h0hSFP aud sound. Also. several other
tay would @i @ general utility. Those wishing To
sax.oas ~ III III wen 10 give me & call. as | am
&C ig w 'e" u. l. EARNEST, Agent.
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rv a. pREss-MAKINo.
FRESH SuPPLf HA
OF " SNkS
( ; ~ Broad street. 'p st"'rS9

- rgOue, over fhe NIF EUUbk
.. ..r oPsIIn,s a. 3 TbsW. second supply oi
nv rs ssSw q 1BiFskJVfR and ftlr HATs,h e ,hv
.ssp pes a4iW"gsBS: RlBROSS. embroidered
i. ,xss1 INVITE y'''I Il: 2! ,'es:n %5ss5 s5' a5
n akica "a, ana visitors to the Agrtcu'ta-
" ., customers 90" oc 22-6t
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supply ot superior Coal Oil.
JN0. w. GARLICK, ApotAsesry,
Market Place, frAaklin q.
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n MILLINERY FAIL IRADE.-7etgA
G desire to cal attention to NV re kSsFfsESS
X ao;al from 242 Broad street to 246, two 2EE5
.aor. vest of my Old stand, where am prepared
ut1uolt afser stock OF MI Lin ERG GOODS,
f. g. 4 nds, AID will continue To keep through
ID, ;as season GOODS OF IaE LATEST and
AyEI DESIRABLE STYLES.
Mrs. 4. MCCONNAL,
na-2m' 246 Broad st.
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n Te N Heat students. -pi...etinx
CASES OF various sty los and prices for ssls verv
cheap at EDwAks 7. no iNs0N's,
20 - Sm 9Th and ~ fankiin kts
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<2ESEtY HORSE, rai.edT T by Maior jos% eli,
ias u surr WI FiVe hfs pedls rec 20 any on. ish-
aa..boa, ID a9nd. ne was Years old ast ane. and
.asiy val. ana soys well uudrr tne saddle can
'a'ii5alsr avg mics an hour, and sound IN every
&C B,ts No. T. B. GRUMPY,
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}:';f]1llnlonn gispattt.
un,x HA,IafEhsLE..,x'l-,..-.

s,s, =, n.IIY pIspATcn nssrvss ,ss 70 @sss sss,
81 -, six tNn ASssli,. Price for mailing.
tac c3o 9lsr!er far SIX mon Ms in s6ysnse. !,
q sEwi wEFELy :, ssPATcaH s. a sas.sss s,s..'1
ss 4NtE$LY. Y.dRSssl RssRf .r. lsa At per snnan
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GI.s .rs.hI Al : 59-Ver, fac and good, at No As
''o'' at the sign of the big Boot. by
WM w T.Sp.
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80 tholS COPp r. a rt h IL
ch drea's thoES-FlIest quality, 81 per par;
Is. psI 80 CoppeT tipped Bootees, finest quality
t4,I lOf sale b,
- "hhCCs HARRTS Il BRO .l75 Nam 81.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
AfairS in Lynehbnyg.

LYNCHBuRG, VA, Oct. %, 1850.
senator Mason addressed the citizens Of this
piace last evening on the political issues of the
day. '
a number of prisoners broke Jail at Appo.
mattox County Court-House. on last Friday
night, and succeeded In making their escape.
The arrest of Conductor J. M Gannaway.
In connection with the recent unfortunate ac-
cident at Christiansburg, by which Mr. Hen
derson, of Blacksburg lost his life, has been
noticed. Joseph Lee, the baggage master, was
Also arrested. When the down mail passed
Chrisnansburg yesterday, the examination
was progressing. At the time of the occur
renee, the train was in charge of the baggage
master, Mr.. Gannaway having given up his
command for the time being ia conseq uence
OF severe indisposition.
Some few days past a diamond ring was ex-
hlblted In my presence which was once owned
by General Washington, and worn by him as
n mourning ring for Lawrence Washington
inside the ring, which is gold, is engraved
the name of Lawrence Washingtonn 1t
origlHally contained thirteen diamonds one
OF winch has been lost, set in a silver band
twelve small ones eEcirclng a large one in the
original States. Lawrence Washington, it is
known, married a Miss Fairfax, a mem ber of
which family now owns the ring. The ori-
sinai cost was $3.50. 0. K.
r. PS.--Since writing, Conductor Gannaway
and Joseph Lee, the baggage master, have
reached this city. They We're bo tn sent on to
Court-the conductor bailed in the sum of
$1,000, and the baggage mas ter S60O
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(r,Nfga saIE n nne bUpo1 nohsr.s
sad ye,s Il 70 well Ia double harness is quite last
s%A-ts "'' Apps 10 Jos. X. HIx,
American Slabe.
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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-12-19
John H. Wakefield, ESQ.

The following article on the death of
our former townsman taken from a
Boston paper is just tribute to the
deceased. 1t says:
The deeease Of this gentleman is
public loss, for by precept and exam
pie he exerted vida influence.
Mr. Wakefield was born in the
town of Londonderry, Vermont, ami
in early life had few advantages of ed
ucatiou. but by his own great energy
and perseverance, he became an ac-
complished scholar and graduated at
Dartmouth College with honor, in the
class of 1888 He was afterwards
for a few years, the Principal of the
Academy in the beautiful village Of
Lancaster, n. H., and won a very en-
viable reputation as teacher and as a
gentleman. He established himself in
his profession at Lambert. lille, in the
State of New Jersey, where he resided
for several years, enjoying very large
professional success, and beloved by
all who knew him A few years since
he became resident of this city, and
has here obtaind a high reputation as
sound and able lawyer, and pru-
dent and conscientious counsellor =
He was a pure, high minded men, of
extensive attainments, and of unblem
ished character. When such a man
dies, the community suffers an irrepara,
bic loss Mr. Wakefield has of late
years mingled considerably in politics,
and was an active and influential men,
Der of the Republican party But in
the walmest excitement he never as
cd to be gentleman, or put off his
integrity or manliness. He loved JUS
tice more than success.
In his life, it was good to know and
love him, and his memory will long be
cherished in the hearts of his friends
as joy and consolation.
And the following from the Dedham
(Mass.) Gazette
Mr. Wakefield was for several years
a resident Of Brookline, and was well
known to the people of this county
among whom his geniality of temper
ment, suavity of manner, and, above
all, his high mindedness as a lawyer
and as a man, had gained him many
friends. His death is a severe public
loss. Mr.. Wakefield was brother of,
and also partner in the law business
with, Thos. L. Wakefield, Esq. of
this town.
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To Our.PatrOnS.

Every one knows, or should know that the
publishing of newspaper either in City or
Country, now a-dnys, is very expensive; and to
the Publisher building up paper, it is neeessa-
ry to the we'll being of his establishment that
his subscribers should be prompt in their pay
ments
1t is well known that at the commencement
of this (the 3d) volume of ''THE Press" we
made a reduction of so cents on each paper,
putting it down to the merely nominal price Of
$l00 per year, if paid in advance. We have
several heavy payments to meet this Winter,
and one great object in making the reduction
was, to collect all in advance in order to meet
these payments bu. out of circulation of
1900, only about one-half dozen, as yet have
come forward and paid up.
Our terms of subscription hereafter will be
as follows Sl.OO per year, if paid within
months from the time of subscribing, if not paid
within months, $3.50 will be charged and if
not paid until the end of the year $500 will be
charged.
We have made arrangements with nearly all
the Postmasters in the county, to collect monies
and receive subscriptions for ''THE Press" so
our country subscribers. will be under no trou-
Die or risk in sending money by mail We hope
all our subscribers will favor us with their small
Indebtedness, and oblige
Your friend, 'sWho wants the dust,
B B. BLACKWELL.
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it is rendered into that state ready for
use, in the manufacture Of cigars or
fne-cut chewing tobacco. The
ground of course is low bottom land,
and admirably adapted to the culture
of the plant This season Mr.. Mesch-
ert gathered in $50 and Mr.. Warner
$50 eases Of the leaf tobacco, which
found ready sale. In fact, it was even
sold before it was ready TO be gather
ed for drying 1t will be seen that an
acre produced case and a quarter,
which yields, it is said, quite hand
some revenue or profit on the amount
Of capital in rested in the business. The
subject is certainly worthy the atten-
ton of the farmers.
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Tobacco Plantations

The following article clipped from
the Phila. Daily Ne1Cs, may not prove
uninteresting to our town readers, as
some of our former townsmen are ex
tensively engaged in the cultivation of
the narcotic. 1t says:
1t may not be generally known that
the weed of the finest quality is raised
IN the river Delaware, about twenty
FIVE miles north Of Philadelphia. 49,
When it is in full blossom, during the
warm season. the air is redolent with
the perfume arising from the much
coveted plant. 1t possesses a beauli-
ful shade of green to relieve the eye,
and it grows from four to five feet
high. The introduction of tobacco
was made about four FIVE years since
by Mr.. j. Morris, on bis Duck ISL
and farm, q short distance below this
city. The experiment was rather sue
cessful Since that time, other parties
namely, Messrs Ohas. Meschert and
John A. Warner, have experimental
in the raising of the leaI, and the
greatest success has crowned their eff
forts. These two gentlemen have
been cultiyating the weed on Duck
Island, and on Biddle's Farm, situate
on another island short distance to
southwark, for period Of two or three
years.
They have erected on the island
houses, in which the tobacco goes
through all its various processes, until
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Books, Rocks, Books, SC.

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and other Commentaries of the Holy BIZ
BILE Family Bibles from ST. so to $1,000; Poe
ket Bibles and Hymn Books. Histories of all
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Religious denominations in the United States,
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the Family Doctor and Counsellor in Sickness
and Pain; the Horse and his Diseases, to which
is added Rarey's ethod of tanning horses; Mic
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ly everything in common, at half the price for
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Call and see. All books not on hand will be
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without COST for responsible persons Most Of
these works are large volumes but those want
ing smaller ones can be supplied. / do not
hold gambling lottery book sales, but can
give something according to the value Of the
book; and can cell as cheap as any person in
the city; or otherwise please call on VIM. e.
Paxson in my absence in Church-St., Lambert
vile. School Books of oil kinds on hand as
cheap as any one; also thousands Of other vol
umes too numerous to mention. Call and see
for yourselves. Also DR.. English's celebrated
medicines for Rheumatism. Badness, Liver
Complaint, &C, also medicines ofother Doctors
for different complaints.
Dec. 5, 1850. s. G. HILL.
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THIS WAY FOR A BARGAIN.
A Valuable Farm for sale.

TIME subscriber win sell his Farm at Private
i Sale, containing l45 acres, situated in the
township of Delaware, Huntcrdon co., N j.,
one mile and half from Rosemont, on the road
leading from Baptisttown to Bulls Island, about
2 miles from the latter place. Churches, Stores
Schools, Mills. Railroad and Canal are all near
and easy of access. There are 8 Apple Orch
ards on the place in full bearing, and the land
is very good for Peaches and other Fruit
There ara also, 8 Dwelling Houses and Saw
Mill. The place is well watered, and has been
all lined and MANFRED during the last two years
The above property win be sold together or
in two separate lots, to suit purchasers. The
greater part of the purchase money may be left
on the farm.
Any person wishing to know further about
the property, can do so by calling on or address
sing, "A. GRANT,
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RETAIL PRICES.
BOOZer'S Union Hardware and
Cutlery House.
LAMBERTvILLE, N. ].

FENHE subscriber would hereby inform the cit-
zens of I.ambertyille and vicinity, that he
still continues to sell al kinds of Goods gene
rally kept in a Hardware Store Customer;
Twill find fresh and well selected stock 0:
Nails Planes, Varnish, Oils, Turpcntine, Glass
Putty Burning Fluid, CanHhcne, Spades, Shoy
els, Hoes, Forks, Augers, Saws, Files, Wrought
and Cast Hinges, Mortiee, Janus Face and Rim
Locks Screws and Bolts a large assortment of
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Shoe Findings, liar
ness Mountings, Carriage Curtain Cloth, from
81 to Ga, Lace and Fringe Curtain Lining,
and general assortment of Carriage Makers
Trimmings Also, Red Sole Leather, French
and American Calf Skins and Moroeco's, Cal
cine Plaster, Pastering Hair, and Newark &C.
meut.
Undertakers are particularly called to exam
inc his stock before purchasing elsewhere, for
particular attention has been taken to keep
that department supplied with the newest pat
terms Of Silver and Metallic Coffin Screws, and
Stud Plates, Hinges, Handles, Lace and Silver
Mouldngs, &C., &c. Likewise, Fulton's Patent
Coal Lamp and Coal Oils.
I would thank my friends and acquaintance
for their past f;svors and would solicit their in
auence in future Please give us call, at tbs
corner Of Union and Coryell Streets.
j. F. B00ZER.
Nov9, 1859. ly.
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RunaW avs

Runaways
On Thursday afternoon last, team
belonging to Mr. Alex. HoIcombe of
Mt. Airy, took fright at the corner Of
Main and Coryell- SITS They dashed
mp Main st /, coming in contact with
one-horse carriage, which threw one
of the horses down, the other one
dragging him some ten. yards, when
they were caught.
On Saturday morning, Holcombe &
Woods team, from New Market, STAR
ted from the Depot, and after running
several squares, brought up against
the house of G. +, Harbourl, corner
of Union and Delevan-sts. Leaving
the wagon body and hind wheels, the
horses with the fore wheels passed up
DeleVan-st doing considerable dam
age to the porches, trees and curling
that DISTRACTED their route. They
were finally caught at the York St.
House.
On Monday, Mr.. Ely Moore If
Hopewell, brought up load of barley
to the Brew House, and after it was
unloaded, as Mr.. Moore was examin-
ing the improvements recently made
by the Captain, his horses took fright,
but were caught before any damage
was done
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Court.
The December Term of the Hunter
don Circuit Court commenced on
Tuesday of last week-Judge Van
Dyke presiding.
After very able charge by tie
Judge, to the Gran Jury, in which he
gave lucid deposition of the crimi-
nal laws, and urged them to see to it
that they were faithfully executed so
far as it devolved on them to assist in
doing it, by presenting fearless and
faithfully all who violate the law,
whether gambler, liquor seller, Sab
bath breaker, robber or murderer, he
sent them to their deliberations and
took up the Civil List, which contain
ed 81 cases three of which were Su-
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To Advertisers.

To TIE advertisers Of both City and Country
we now offer sheet that has larger circula-
tion among Merchants, Mechanics, Farmers,
Laborers, AMI business men of all shades, than
any of our county papefs have, or ever attained ;
and is, consequently. the best paying aisertis-
ing medium in this sectien
Advertisement inserted at the rate OF 81
cents per square of IL lines for the first week,
and Is cents for each subsequent insertion, as
falIows