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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-19

A FAIR UNDERsTANDING.-Some years ago,
young man from just across the Connecticut,
who was attending our village academy. be-
came sadly infected with the notion that all
our maidens were in love with him. While
in this state of mind it fell to his lot one even
ing to see Miss H safely to her fathers
domcil. On arriving at the door, the lady
invited him to enter. He did SO. After a
few moments conversation he arose to leave,
and as Miss H was showing him the door
she innocently enough remarked that she
would be pleased to see him again. Here was
an occasion for the exercise of Johathan's
courage and moral principle. Expanding him
self to his tallest height, with graceful but
determined inclination of the head, be replied:
81 should be happy, Miss, to call as FRIEND,
but not as TELLER !''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-19

A Young man lately volunteered his servic-
es to conduct lady home from a party. On
the way he becudgled his brains for some in
teresting topic of conversation to amuse her
with he could hit upon nothing until they
met several cows. Here was a. topic which
the swain immediately laid hold of; and with
much simplicity remarked: ssNow aint't it
strange what motherly appearance COW
has 7'' To which the lady replied: 81 do
not think it strange at all, sir. that COW
should have motherly appearance to calf. I"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-19

a CEsTENNARIAN.-The census taker has
found a colored man in Washington county,
Ohio, one hundred and fifteen years old. He
was purchased at Richmond, Va, in l176, by
Blannerhassett's agent, and by him conveyed
to Blannerhassett's Island, where he remained
until misfortune overwhelmed his master
The old fellow says he recollects that be sshad
bin gwine to see de gals long time tore de
resolution war broke out"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-19

The Napoleon Northwest few days since
characterized Mr.. S. j. Bowker, Democrat
of that vicinity who has just Joined the Re-
publican ranks, with being ssbogus Demo-
craft Mr.. Bowker retorts by proving that
Mr.. Miller, editor of the North west. was q
few years ago the publisher or the Anti Slave.
ry Bugie, q Garrisonian organ issued at Salem.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-19

In boring an artesian well at Provincetown,
a short time ago, clam shells were fouud one
hundred and thirty feet below the surface of
the ground.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-19

Cor CHEATED.-The Aroostook Herald saws
We heard a conversation the other day be-
tween a Breckinridge man and an old Demo-
crat, who avowed his intention of voting for
Lincoln. ssI've always been Democrat, and
I've been reading and studying, and 1 have
come to the conclusion that the Democratic
party don't stand where it did in 1850, and Pm
going to vote for sHonest Old Abe"
sYes, and get cheated" says the Hunker.
ssWell,' cooly replied the other, 81 voted
for Pierce and for Buchanan, and got cheated
both times, and don't feel like being hum
bugged the third time. had as lief be cheat
ed once by the Republicans, as all the fine By
the Democrats"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-19

Twenty three hundred barrels Of oil were
received at Erie. in August, from the Penn
sylvania OH region.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-19

friend, visiting Atlantic city, was asked
how he spent Sunday. ssWeu," said he ssa-
mong the Sabbath breakers. - so
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-19

The police making their rounds in Brussels
at midnight, found an ordinary clothes line
hanging near the door, several feet above the
ground, and tracing its history discovered tha,
1t came out of a garret window above. They
entered the house, convinced that they were
on the track of some daring burglar, searched
all the premises, and at last on walking into
the garret were Mortified to find themselves
confronted by housemaid, in very easy
evening dress, who, with many tears, explain
ed that the mysterious clothes line was at
tached to her left arm. in order that young
waiter to whom she was herself attached com
ing early In the morning, might call her with
a jerk to prayers at the Cathedral. AS this
explained the clothes line, and there was not
much else in the line of clothes before them
the discomfitted and blushing police beat
hasty retreat.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-19

Mr.. Gowan, writing from Sebastopol, says
that the graves of those who fell at the Crime
an war occupy twenty square miles of Te~
tory. ao ees ~ sf @
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-19

The Boston papers narrate a strange Incl
dent. A young girl, of pleasing face and "a
greeable manners, only sixteen years of age,
was, with two companions, arrested for rob-
berry, in one of the worst parts of the town.
She asked that good lawyer might be engag-
ed to defend her saying that she had sufficient
money for large fee. The names of several
lega. gentlemen We're mentioned. and among
others that of an eminent criminal lawyer,
who resides in another county, but has an Of
flee in Boston. She at once said she did not
want him. This attracted the curiosity of the
officer to whom she had made the request. He
instituted inquiries about her, and learned
that the girl was an orphan, and that the law
yer whom she did not want to see was her
guardian, having charge OF considerable prop
erty belonging to her in another city. She
ran away few weeks ago, and came direct to
Boston. She was taken before the Police
Court, convicted of the robbery, and sentenc-
ed to the House of Correction for six months.
Subsequently, upon learning something of her
history, the Court revised her sentence, and
the case was continued in order that plans
may be adopted with view of rescuing her
from life of vice.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-09-19

A punster, passing By the shop Of Mr. Tas-
well, Observed that bis narne would spell As
well without the 7.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w IRON THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
aREESnsryn oorNrY. Va.

GREESBETyR COUNTY,
The long established reputation Of the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS for the Of Caronc diseases renders comment upon
their medicinal efficacy unnecessary.
ported and by persons their homes and experience
iuy te,hss ri he same petal cec that hare resulted
rom tisir tss trAsn drunk Jed at n, IyuHtdin.
These gently APERIENT and very decidedly ALTER
Their great rte remedy, and the quality above all
rs Iorse or he peculiar operative raencrs by which they
% sHdr seeretOs resolre Chronic F1DHdon
oir tom the smaller vessels and hrotr Of morbid
Accommodations rom diseased organs, thus producing the drd
tire yHd GEgss demSadedH snos every case NJ ohron
As an GPERILNT and Alternative the range OF disease to
which they applicable VII be apparent TO medical menJ,aeh
Kidneys SkH de- DC Upon the Functions Of the gener
Ally sJ Effects stimulating those hat Inactive,
and establishing healthy seereOn' In such as have departed from
In BYsPSpsIA and In Coas rriaonS Of rpoou coat
Of tbs Stomach and BOWe they employed With the hAPPiest
result. .
has been long and hrmly established
CHRONIC DIARRHgA oen cured BY them, amer other
To COsTIyENEss OF the Bowels and PILES they well
In the several forms Of Kidney and BLADDER AFFECTIONS
unattended with anAnn1iGn they are yyIy ,srylessSe
To the ssrerd forms Of UHROElO DESTRUCTION &C. pec
lar % sadSs ther GsrdTs Influences are omen emnenty
useful
organic arrangements treated With
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy cOsva With
As paistve Of most excellent effect 10 GOVT their value ha,
In MERC6RIAJ DIsEAsEs and that peculiar affection that
the abuse Of Mercury In srPHTLrIo anecons full
course Of the stands unyaed In it, curative
~ Pamphlets descriptive o. the medicinal and Ap
peIbss Of the wssr furnished gratis, on application To The
Thess waters sesarely put up Springs glass bottles
being regularly furnished TO the Agents In Richmond for
prevent imposition each bottle has the words "aREEN.
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown In the glass; without
Orders rom individuals and the trade throughout the United
PURCELL, LADD L co,
Ap97-dkesn Gen'l Agents Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
Iron Editor Of Norfolk Herald

TUVs a he season which thess celebrated Bers are mostly
sought a-r possessing As hey de- So - vloe IAN
q hardly the mind OF me e
virtues In cur social intercourse hssu ou
one expression and that H. whenever
t hs .nd prove more ecacous than nedi ine that
has ever been offered 70 public The mAker Of these be
TopvAt paneEyres fAnng hind bills TO ~ Their
M, Biefs but simply throwing the article on l1 own
merit 20 be judged accordingly He does not IKE All me qaack
s,T ~. n se say will all the ns common 70 hn-
INT ne sakes hs reputation that whenever taken accord
lpT 10 viii Ague and Fever Dyspepsa Bowel
Stapd all diseases arising from topdiy Of the Liver and
Ipseton Of the digestive organs Their equal yet 70 DC
re- Ri,isrs can Be had OF Messs ADk GRAY PUkOkLl
L1DD CO. and By prominent Druggists In the city OF kien
N ma nd elsewhere virginia and North Carolina Also u
srfTT Co Washlngton City, d. @; CANDY GlLPlN OOl
Bar,ors; B. A. TAHNEsTooKA co., Philadelphia and BAkSEs
A PARK, NeWYork.
ytue a. ~ ~ Richmond, Va
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BY GoDDIs 4 AppFRsoN, Auc...
TGT TIC So sALE 3, OF sst AGEEs OF LAND

n ~ THE COUNTY OF HANoVER, IN THE RICHMOND
AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD, ~ Mills PROM RICH
MOSD Al tho rqusst the Directors Of the Rehond
fredericksburg Railroad Company who will convey by deeds With
O. neral warranty shall sell public auc
TUESDAY, the II day july 1860 commencing 10 cocI
NJ 81 acres OF land located above recently owned by Mr.
Edwin Robinson. These lands have recently cd and
have been la Of Into separate parcels They s he sold
cordngy In be deemed best the Of
portion Of land well Wooded and portion 10 On
Of the parcels there handsome cottage redene and the
usual out tuidings These ands besides their
agricultural advantages valuable by reason Of their proximity
to Rchu ont beng Immediately the line Of the railroad Mr.
Chan living Of the places, will show pr perry 10
those who wish TO purchase Plata the land can be seer
at Office
TkNss-one fourth cssh balance and Is months for
negotiable no,s interest add trust deed or lille
retalned GGDDIN A APPERsON
iy2-tls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
rELEQRAAGs.
Z. s AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

WAsHINGroS, July 1.-THE u S Agricultural Exhibit
ton L 10 be held At Cincinnati from September 18th to
goth The premium lists amount to $4,000. No cattle
will be received on account ofhe pleuro pneumonia dis
ease, but large premiums will be offered for horses ma
chinery, steam FIRE engines. &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
eBOHER'S RITrERS,'5

BOXERS RITTERS,'
I0R than thirty years. have stood unequAed and unrvA
ed NUMEROUS LIMITATIONS AND CoUSrEATErr'
their and truly valuable medicinal properties In all
complaints with the Stomach the Nervous sys
em well for their general usefulness most Agreeable:
Smulant In their various pleasant appliances In accordance
with the testimonials Of medical Faculties In urope they have al
by all who tried
them be 1.-THE BEST BTTERs EVER INTRODUCED and il
confidently they viii maintain their reputation their
trpAssed merits.
For Sale by most Of the prominent Grocer, and Druggists and
with q liberal discount 10 the trade, by the Agent,
L. YUNKE, ia,
my22-Sm No. 9s front Street. New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
IrrrMnr m SHnnT

NEw YoRK, July ll-Ex-C ouneilman KerriAn attempt
ed 70 shoot Alderman Genet in the Park to-day for an
alleged recent attempted outrage bis sister and ano
tber dv in boat in East river by the Alderman and
Mr.. Ketchy. Mrs. Schumaker is dead
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NoRFotx, July 1.-THE boiler Of Graves saw an
p ming mills exploded to-day. The building and engine
are a complete wreck. large boiler was thrown Sc
vepty feat Mr.. Graves and three men were injured
but none killed. Damage 81 900.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
XTALUABLR Private RESIDE SCR ON THE

CrRSER OP FRANKLIN AND ADAMS STREETS AND
COAL YARD LOT AT THE CORNER OF BROAD AND LAURtL
STREET, PoR SALE AT AUCToN-At Of the Boa
OF Directors OF the Richmond and Railroad Com
pany who will convey by deed With general warranty We
sell a. public suction, on the premises FRIDAY IL July 1850
a O'Clock II fair the fair day he elegant pr.
yste rdenee located above recently owned cSped
Nr Edwin Robinson The 1T has front Of u the
OF + ankn street and depth the line Adams
l55 feet alley 20 feet wide The improvements this lot
list Of beautlu dwell lng Sh 'front.' built In
ehas and substantial having all the
AID universally admitted 70 he among
IN his city ills well known that further descr pen
deemed unnecessary Aher the this Or, ney sold
the premises that liable coal ward property the
Broad and Laurel streets having front $50 on the south AIDE
Of Broad and ,ep Of y feet alley the east line Of
Laurel street This ot veil enclosed having railroad
ing into and supplied with staging Nee &c III now under
rental Of 5000 per the New Virginia Mining
Company
For the foregoing real estate the be onefh cash
balance at H. IS and months for negotiable notes.
payable half yearly secured BY trust deed tile relnsd
jy2-tds GnnDIN APPERaoE, Aucts
Ps-The dwelling every Asernoon from 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

FLoGGED-Tom slave Of Dr. Little, arrested by
officer Bib in the First Market yesterday for sealiuga
DO. Of butter from countrvman. lie taken before
Alderman Taylor and ordered 10 be logged
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

NV YoaK July IL UNCHANGED flour aud wheat do
Corn a Mixed 6968 White Southern 72c Pork hrm Meas
Is 25Gl9 % Prime t2 50Gti4 50 SUGAR declined Nc ne
Aana - I Spirits Turpenaae heavy a. soc Rosn dull ~
81 s2I Rice hrm Money easy, plen Loans on call eD
sos Ks hrm-virglnias 81 y; Missouri sls.
BALrrxoas July t-F our heavy and unchanged wheat =
oser red I'll eOl 9whe ranges 81 cool S. Corn steady
yellow es66s6 white T5G6 Provisions active and buoyan
Wh.tv "a ul Al qOL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

SENr OWN. Robev and bis seeOmpliees, charged
With the feonous homicide Of Wm Gibln, viii be exam
lnOd before Called Court, on the 18th inst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

BEsGARs ABOUr.-Tbe attention Of the police Is d.
rected couple stoing beggars who travel about
in company and insult citizens when they refuse TO give
alms One Of them appears 10 be blind and the ether
hurchbaeked
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
CIV CIrIIov ACoUITrEp.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE Criminal Court to-day &C
Quilted Gen. Culom of Tennessee, late clerk OF the
House ofRepreseniatVes Of the charge of embezzlemen
Of Public money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
VALGABLE LOT AND WATER POWER,

VALUABLE LOT AND WATER POWER,
NTHE SOUTH SIDE OF THE CANAL, ADJOINING THE
MILE nF nESsRs HAxALL CRENsHAw kCo Will be sold
Auction on the premises THURSDAY the 18Th July 1890
At Del ck NJ fair, rot the fair day. valuable
~ and Water Power with q. the rights pr ard appurten-
thereto belonging This property lies the liih
street where formerly stood the cd nail Factory front
Of 40 feet on the street. the south side OF
back 10 the river This unqussonaby the valuable Wa
ter privilege 10 this ey that hksy to into market for
years 10 COME.
TEExsone nnh cash. balance ct and ~ months for
negotiable notes. Interest payable half yearly secured BY
deed.
ie26-tds GODDIN 4 APPERsON Aucts
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TIME Of sehOo Young Ladies' located
begin October, $780, and close the
June ensuing.
BOARD INSTRUCTION.
IL shumate Mental and Moral Science snd Ancient Lam
guages.
r G.. ellison, Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev James A. Duncan, BIBLICAL Literature.
Mons EdouArd EoudAyer, en- h.
CArlos Mera. Span sh and Italian.
Albert De Rosdig,r, German.
Miss Elva NJ Jones, intermediate English.
Miss Maggie D. BrAnder, Primary EbBish
Horace Chase Piano and Organ.
Heinrich sehneder, Harp.
q. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Cssa d Heinrich, Pa nting and Drawing.
J. W. Reeve, PenmanIhip.
TERMS.
TERMS the Session. payable half nst Of October residue
Feb a. l.r
Primary Epglsh QncudIug Vocal Nuse .......... $50 90
intermediate Engsh Qncuding Vocal Muaie) 40 o.
Senior 0ncudlng Vocal MuscJ % On
Languages each. 20 %
Guitar, Cultivation OF the Voice. for half
Lessons week. 80 90
Piano, Organ Guitar. Cultivation Of the Voice for
hour lie son. per :............... 50 70
Oil Painting ......... ........... .......... 80 90
Water oVlors, Cray Drawing 20 90
Use Of Piano .............. ............... 10 co
Ornamental Branches
WS1hipR and Lights ... 20 o.
Application pups and ali communications concerning
the bchoo should be made 10
THOMAS L. GALLSHER
Richmond Va
The announcement the session. OF 1860 81 will be furnished
10 those Who apply indicated. Ugly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

CoSrINuED The examination, before the Mayo, OF
R. P Turner, for stabbpg VIM. Shelly the 18th inst,
was continued. Yesterday. until the 2slh inst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
MARINE


HAMPTON RoArs, July ll.-Auived Ship Josiah Brad
l e from Bakers Island. Orders ship Conquest from
4 allts-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
XrEHYYALUARLK PRIvATR AIS

VEnY yALUABLE PRIVATE HESIDENCE
pvsITE III CRY HALL FOR SALE AT AJCri0S re-
quest Roddey who will shortly remove TO his eoun
Try seat M Ar Riehnond will sc public zuein the
premises THUReDAY the 18th July, i6o ct ooek r. NJ
his residence located above The lot has front Of
side OF Broad street, and depth OF about 10
line Of ilth street. 10 alley ~ feet vide The
dwelling has roons with front and eos once 10
cn large rick Kitchen stable carriage house. &C. The
location n this property Is equal TO any n Tie city
TERs Que fourth cash; balance at O. IL A1d Is months Tor
negotiable notes interest added secured BY hu:t Sssd OF Title
retsiatd. GoDDIN APPEh ON,
t2 .|s bueti lneerI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

SEvERE FALI.-On Tuesday nigh, a, late hour, W
l. Douglas Captain Of the schooner Jas. L. Stout Of
Florida fell from the fourth story aoor Of the porch At
the ST. Charles Hotel ia this city, to the yard below,
and fractured bis Jaw bone. He was removed 70 the
Medical College where he received prompt surgical al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

DrPUrr CLERk.-Mr. Alfred Shield has been appoint
ed deputy clerk Of the Hastings Cou-'.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
TO THE CITIZENS
RrGHMON

RI q II M . I'd
TVVHE UNDERSIGNED beg leave call the attention OF the ei
Hers Of Richmond and solicit their Of
essential Importance 70 the Volunteers Of the city.
There Volunteer Comp nes 10 the city and but
drill Seven OF the Companies have d rooms
whilst the Artillery Companies have neither
uses d ROOFS and are unable 10 such will
eoHmodate the q H.
unaersgned have subscribed f60 for the
erection Armory the City Council have siven lot 9Th
street. Main and Cary streets the CITY Engineer has fur
hed psn and numerous Oilers have been made for the erection
Of the building
To hu Armory ceAbis hs city and adj quAie to the
OF the Volunteers will require additional Of four
dollars UnE ling make further calls upon their
Companies their liberal Subscriptions make application
aid CtV Council Who have done much for
Volunteers undersigned have Alternative but spp
cation 30 ne public spirited citizens OF Richmond
time Richmond Vol
viii be the called and from their supposed advan
without the Of constant dl they will be unable
this expectation and rend-r efficient service Other
have cherished htir military organizations with pride
pleasure and have l4hed them such tokens Of favor
and secure guarantee peace
cury n and property
fully With The Importance Of maintaining the military
organization Of the State and especially Of the city In
ecisncy, the undersigned will call the eiEen for
such alsistance they thlnk proper 70 afford,
M ELLIOTT, Captain Company A.
r N. CARY p
csc. W. RANDOLPH, " H.
js26-dH
NEW FAMILY FLOUR-In \ s,rr.l., jus. received
~ and for sale By A. 4 MOORE. Agent,
Tvs Cary street
- TSTARD--OO boxes sssgsr genuns Mustard for sale
M By "a. r. DAVENPORT
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.

HUGUEN0T SPRINGS, P0RHATAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
SCHOOL will be orened ct tbs place the LIST Of October
"A next under the direct Of The undersigned Though
igaed especially preTaratoy 10 the University OF Virginia. Il
w T. this a I'd fewer ADVANTAGES those Intend
Ing 70 ether Universities, any college
One Of the Principals will Matchmaker; the ether
guages Instructors ever5 case graduates
ofthe University virginia cooquAl classes however In the
Modern Languages win receive occas nal Instruction
lives Of those anguaJeL
Charges for the Session. t2f including every thing.
Circulars be obtaaei the Bookstores In Richmond
By application 10 Us TN ough the Rthmond, p. o.
PHILIP h sTANARD, A. NJ,
Graduate Of and formerly Assistant Prof at Va NIL Inst
SIDNEY IL. OWENS JR, A. NJ
jy3-dkcu Lately Prof Of Greek In Richmond College.
BOARDING SCHOOL AT ROXRURY, NKW
I'D KENr co. VAL Will open this school at mothers lhis
NJ Pollard residence the LIST Of September $780, for the lin
tied number Of IL boys.
Boys Of this school will erJoy all the advantages Of private
family will receive the aenton home The
ofinsruclcn will ali the English Classical Mahe-
matcai branches
including everything For further particulars
circular which be obtained by addressing Tos Ballard
Exchange Hotel Richmond, myself at ubbards o., New
Kent county. THOS A POLLARD, A. NJ.
R.tsrnces q Martin Prof Ancient Languages College
a. d. Hoge D. D. kichmon'; b. Douglas King william; Wn
b. Newton Hanover John Fierce, New Kent Hugh Nelson
tsrsbufR; T. Taylor, New Kent.
100 al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

HrsTiSos 6COrEr.-Yesierday John Riley, charged
With felonously stabbing his broiher Owen Riley,
lJ,h Of May, was discharged by the entry of a aoils
pra'sgWi.
The complaint against Robert s Thompson charged
With being the paternal progenitor Of Legitimate
chin dismissed. This has been the docket
for eighteen months.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12
SAPONIFIER,
C0HCEHTRkTED POTASH,

CLARETs.-I have 10 store N. largest assornepto
" osrsa ever eared IN ,hs uks Cheap table wine WA
o. C2LKz
tM Noa Kxshsngs tost,
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOX JULY 1850.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

he Managers call hs attention Of e public 70 he Otons
Splendid Schemes 10 be drdca In Wilmington, Delatodre,
BYSTATE 4 UTRORITY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-12

DRINTING OFFICE FOB SALE.-A Job Printing
once IN LsWsburg yirgrla, permanently established, do
II cash business Of over eSuOl year. Is Tor sale Beside.
otr obbnE Of the Of Appeals Of Virginia n
on me District court and the "Greenber lndpend
-, A. -nted bV contract Al this oce. hArgAo may be
had. Addras WI " FAaish
fvta-Ss LeSisburE, Va.