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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19

CURB STONE PONIES. On Change two
NJ three days since, one Of our noisy Bell
Lyereus was blowing Justify for his candidata
ard desi -natinE certain States which in his
"am4ulu were sure to go for them.
"A..l I'll there interrupted a Republic
a-' E.u are claiming some Of our Lincoln
lar your candidates. -
.4I lane ln States Lincoln won get
B4laycer wv
III, ZOE ~. .. l.T.' re-amed the Republican, Il
VIII 'e- Ola hundred dollars that can
name L''s-N '-4--s that he Will get: and then
will bet you Eve hundred dollars ~ ne nat
can name five additional SITE tbat Vii
- Tor Lincoln. -
I'm take those bets" said Rslls,o-ot.
promptly; "nOw name your States - -
1T will be time enough to do tbst ,.l,o.
tda money is up, answered the Rerubrcan
The money was put up. The Republicar
then uaned the fifteen slave States as thos,
upon which he proposed to risk the hundred
dollars, aud Maine. Massachusetts,, New
Hampshire, Vermont and Wisconsin as t.
I've idiuonai States upon which he propose
% risk the Eve hundred Bell-Everott opene
his ey,s. G we long whistle and then wake
away looGirg about - amiable as bear b
ioie breakfast; and wien his wife asked hin
At dinner raatda how he thought pennsyl,
ANA would 20, he told her, snappishly, tia
he was dis.Is q with politics, aud woul
thank her not 70 introduce the subject at ia
cl-ner table a .ain.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19
HENRY LYONS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
- DIST. or 'HTTrESDEN, ss. Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Henry
Lyon, late of Milton, in said distris., deceased,
Greeting.
Whereas said Court hath assigned the Is. day
of November next for the settlement Of the s6
miHj-trati'n account Of the Administering Of the
estate of said deceased and ordered that public
notice thereof be given to all persons interested
il said estate, ~ publishing this order three
weeks succes-.vely previous t. the day assigned,
in the Burlington Free Press, printed in Burning
ton, in slid District.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned, then aud there t. contest the allow
Guce Of said account, If you see cause.
Given under ny band the 18th day Of October,
wl5v3 WI. FBEyCH, Judge.
JOHN :OJTHERLAND'S ESTATE.
STATE Or VERMONT, The Honorable the
District &C Chltteuien, So. Probate Court, for
the District Of Chittenden. To tho heirs aGd all
persons interested 10 the estate Of John Souther
land l1,c &C Colchester in ssit District, deceased.
Greeting
WH-Ests. application hath been made to this
Cour; in writing, by the administrator Of the e.
tate Of John Switzerland deceased "a aforesaid.
praying for license and authority to sell part Of
the real estate Of said deceased including the re
version Of the widows dover therein, for the pay
ment Of debts, and charges Of administration, and
setting forth therein the amount OF debts due from
the said deceased the charges Of administi alton,
the amount Of personal estate, and the situation
Of the real estate
WHEREUPoS, the said Court appointed and a.
signed the 81 day Of November, A. d. 1850. at
the Probate Court rooms, in said District, to hear
and decide upon said application, and petition,
and ordered public notice thereof to be given to ell
persons interested therein, by publishing this
order together with the time and place Of hearing
three weeks suecessivey in the Burlington Free
Press, a newspaper, which circulates in the neigh
borh0od Of those persons interested in said estate
all which publications shall be previous 20 the
dav assigned for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place assigned,
then aud there in said Court, to give bonds the
law directs, for tie payment Of the debts, and
charges Of administration, and make your objec-
lions to tho granting such license, if you SEQ
cause
Given under my hand, az the Probate Court
rooms this sth day of October, 4. D. 1860.
W. Il. FRENCH, Judge.
wI5w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19

Henry Esmlu, liquor merchant, has alb
seconded, having committed f0rgeries to the
amount Of SLuNO.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19
Died.

IN Essex, on Thursday Oct. lltb, Of typhoid
fever, Wyman Kimball, aged so years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19

LADIES FAIR AZ WmLIsToN 4 letter on
the Ladies Fair at Williston, comes too late
fIr Insertion this week
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19

Thers was severe shock Of an earthquake
here this morning accompanied by loud re-
port and very perceptiblo rocking Of build
ings ringing of bells Sc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19
HoLLowAY,s PILLS & OINTMENT

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS Il OINTMENT
--Hsa II and Bsamy-k3loto secure fhrr.-Female
Sgulnrities.-Beauty i. as indispensable to the
ha pinCsr Of woman as Is health to her 1istsnes
the loss Of charms being regarded greater
affection than death itself Hollowsy's Pills ard
Ointment have done more towards preserving
and relieving the various disorders incidental to
the than al other advertised medicines united.
Thousands of lovely females have had their cor
ssitutous ruined and beauty blishted by drastic
ppsrientI, pernicious stimulInts and poisonous
lotions The mild, soothing, and restorative
influences Of Holloway, great internal sni external
remedies in all complaints Of woman are now gen
.rally admitted, whether in the Spring time Of
womanhood OF in the Au umn OF turn Of life.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19

NV lURh UCT. Il.
Information from reliable source has
reached this City that the Congress of Nic-
arlgua will be convened to ratity the treat
ty between the L. 5. AMI that Repub lie
within the time therein specified.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19
}sarketS.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, 0CT. L..

WEDNESDAY, 0cr l..
At market OIL Cattle (about 900 Boeves and
LODI Stcres), consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
one two and three years old.
MARKET BEEF Extra, per cwt, 6,5OaS7 90 first
quality 5000; second quality s. 2j; third quail
ity So, so; ordinary S2,7
WORKING 0xEN.-S75 $3.50 per pair.
Cows AND CALvES.-S2j a 80 a 40 a g..
YEARLINGs-7 n 9; Two years old SO Sl2;
Three years old Sl4 SIT.
SHEEP AND LANDS 200 at MaIket-prices in
lots 81 % 81 so So 00 extra and selections 50 IS
aS2 % s. so;
HIDEs.-G a6!c per 10; Pelts 81 90 IS each;
Calt-skins 10 lie per ID. Tallow q c.
VEAL CALvES.-none.
REMARKS.
There was a large stock of cattle at Market to-
day in addition to about 400 kept from last week,
but half were stores The best quality sold at last
last weeks prices. Lower grades and stores dull,
and prices lower. The market now presents good
chance for buyers to supply themselves with store
cattle at low prices Sheep are rather dull prices
lower-Say about II s.. per head.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19
News of the Week
~ Telegraph TO the Daily Free Press
FROM MONTPELIER.
MoNrrELIER. Oct. II. 1860

MONTPELIER, Oct. IL, 1860.
The usual caucus of the Rep. members
was held last evening. 1t was well attended.
Hon. VIM. Pingrey called the caucus to Oh
der. Hon. Thos Gleed was chosen Chair
man, and Hon. d. c. DennisOn of Royaiton,
Sec'y. Mr. Wright Of Castleton nominated
as candidate for Speaker, Charles F. Field Of
Newiane, and Mr.. Childs of Hydepark pre-
slnted the name of Hon A. ?. Hunton Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19
j A N ES LIE WIS,
DENTIST,

DENTIST,
mas removed his Office to Aliens New Block,
corner OF Bank and Church Streets.
Oct. II. daU3m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19

MONTREAL Der. Il.
There was a slight shock OF an earthq uake
all over Canada today
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19
l2RUPTIONS, SALT RHEUM cry

SlPE LAS.---It Is now generally admitted that
all crd1tiyc diseases depend upon some internal
or constitutional cause, and that to use washes or
oiutments for them is 4 sure way to iujure the
system, and only to drive in not to cure the dis
ease. But HUNrHREls' SrEcFIc HoMGrATmc
SALT RHgUH Pills are a true specific for all such
diseases. They cure Salt Rheum, Barber's Itch,
Erysipeas, Pimples on the face Ringworm, and
Ncttlc RASH by curing the casse upon which
they depend and By restoring the skin to the
state of health and purity. Thus, not only is the
disease cured, but the softness and besuty Of the
complexion restored.
Price % cents per box, with directions. six
boxes 81.
Sent by mail or express, free Of charge, re-
ceipt Of the price. Address,
DR.. HUMPHREYS 4 Co.
No. $50 Broadway, New-York.
See advertisement in another column.
oct5 d&w I'M
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19

The Patriot ott-e 18th seems to have been
very hard Of hearing on the subject Of the
Pennsylvauia election 1t heads an item on
it 1.-The State doubtful" Philadelphia for
Foster BY a large majority" Indiana the
Patriot had not heard word about
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19
BRONCHITIS. II

BRONCHITIS. Thi, sure Of fcrcrunner
Consumption can be instantly relieved and per-
maueutIy cured by the use Of DR.. J L. Staford's
Olive Tar and Iron & Sulphur Powders. The
Olive Tar allays pain snd inflammation, and tho
Iron sulphur Powders converts the waste or
worn out PARTICLES Of the Blood into gases, which
are elected from the body BY tho pores instead Of
being deposited PhleSm. The testimonials Of
many prominent aud well-known persons are con
tanned in pamphlet, which will be sent free b.
rtad to suy address. See advertisement in this
paper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-10-19

Many, since the great discovery of Prof Wood,
have attempt ted not only to initiate bus profess
have discovered something that would pro luce ro-
sults identical but they have all come and gone,
being carried away by the wonderful results Of
Prof " ood's preparation, aud have been forced to
leave the field to its resistless sway. Read the
foIInMin.-
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pLANETI'S RITTERS
n. teu.,,s. folds. HOarseuesS, Nc.-Th,

yeyaleLee of the anove complaints at this season
Ss> tas eject 81. hragIng out host of professedIy
spechrs; and while some few NAV be good
man' are useless and some even dSns serous. To
frereEt disappointment. the best course 10 pursue
: To c'rs3' 'pu' family physlclan, or otherwise
use 'JF slea remedies rs long public experience
~ prys.i ~ he sale and eiiclcinus. Of,hlsclass
. tlttkRS COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
iRAh.l. uUcila.Iy The fayorite prescription of
a. eitin aHi pbl s4cian, II soon became a popular
lAN medicine, and without advertising, has
ahmed iJ emo. q growing reputation for the
80 'NeAli Years, In sil recent cases 4 acts like
: 9t.. tad chrome eases, Bronchitis Hoop
d. t'J.H Group, asthma. &c. il is used with
aliaf Gu sac ,tss. rs most families will testify
~ W lshef Winston. Meade & Baker. i.
BN'eser, &c Al q cents per bottle. and in an ele
tsI' sud pleasant h"zenEe form l21, and 25 cents
" s3 rrepred by J. BALMER, pharmaceu-
~. -tI'HPfe' A!u. fe 4-3m@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

Nofice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
- -, es who have heretofore used DR.. J s.
@Vst ',tt> AEDlCiNES, always with the most un-
80 - hfppY results, that some unprinci pied
eve ave circulated an imitation. The Doctor
,'Y-ls s'hnut any figures. and his written sigma
NJ. 'o'ef the cork Of every bottle of the genuine
!. ta.'.-hes So that the public can again obtain
,.tedles wnlch have suited their wants and
'ftt3 lheiI suilernss
-. "A j.. ). RgSE COUGH SYRUP, for cous his
Il. 'l5ses 81 The lungs IS the standard remedy
~ VI aER ior pans. rheumatism. chniic,
Rflln~ bruises. and the DYSPEPTIC COM
;. L.inf iqf d spepsla and liver complaints.
n, w pdl5gls,s generally. and by
,r "AkNER l.. WARING, Lo7 Broad ST,
Richmond, Va.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Affairs IN Lynehbwyg.

LYNchBUEa, Va, March 8,
The Hastings Court has been In session All
the week. The first three days Of the week
were cons umed by the Court with an admin.
istration case of some note. Richard Lee.
brother Of John B. Lee. deceased recently with. !.
out will. and Ool b. p. Walker, brother. in.
law OF deceased, both appeared in Court and
offered 70 administer on the estate, which is
said 70 Be worth about al75,o0o, thus making
me administratorship Qnite . d~sidsratua.-
Ihe decision OF the Court was In favor Of the
hrother-in-law, but an appeal was taken by
Lee and the case will Be carried TO higher tri-
bunal. r- ..+ gfF5 ~ 8sl
Two cases were disposed Of to-day, one of 4
nature that rarely occurs. Spot:swood Ry-
der, who for many years past haa figured
quite extensively In police annals In = small
way.wnS found guilty Of petit larceny and
sent6pced to imprisonment in the city iail; but
this hslpE his second conviction, 1t was found.
according 10 law, grand larceny, which axes
tAe psnalty to one years imprisonmsut in the
Peuitentiary.
Comnonwsalth W. James Calvin for .,..,-
ing hats At the Ncrveli House. found sniI,v
and sentenced TO imprisonment in IA .i,v
Jail; motion for new trial oyerruled. n
tsresnsaprouGh, N. C., mas been ,,rh,.d mn
with gas. Wy
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MILITARY EQUIPMENTS FOR THE South -
Since the John Brown raid, the Southe
people have bestirred tf femselves to augment
and improve their militia. In every city and
Town, the importance of strengthening tho
defences has been the subject of anxious at
tention. Several State Legislatures have
made special appropriations to put the mill
tia on more complete footing, and private
enthusiasm and liberality have done much
towards enlareing and properly equiping
companies already in existence, and tOwal dis
organizing and furnishing new ones The
best proof OF the depth and earnestness OF
southern feeling on this subject may be found
III the immense orders which are received
from the South by our military manufacture.
ers for all kinds of equipments. One firm In
this city has been obliged to put on 800 extra
hands lately, to meet the demand for khan.
sacks, belts, cartridge boxes, priming wires.
and other military appliances. Gun and pis.
tol dealers in this city and elsewhere in the
North, also derive large benefits from the
southern martial excitement.-Netc York
journal Of Commerce.
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- 'aseT and Bladder Com pl n ints-The
ylta,aiii aii most important discovery for Kidney,
,srs Mpiainls. Urinary Obstructions Leucc,r-
grs',,, hite,, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
/ M" 5ii, 5hd n9,p!'' ~ either sex, is HARTS-
- ~ CHC COMPOUND.
i,sg, 80 no li' e been unake TO walk have soon
;,ssr.rf,eo ny ifis loweriui COMPOUND. It's
u no.. chemist, and is pronounced hy medl-
~ - E9NfuCND IN the world Lapee h. hn,,la. ..
b tec ~ 'T,ii,ta pi :? cent?. fresh supply lust re-
lsH = '!S!iERS WINSTON, Druggists,
Main street. Richmond.
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FIVE DEATHS By DROwNIN0-A most dis.
tressing case Of drowning occurred above
Salisbury, on Friday last as we are Inform
ed. which resulted In the deaf tn of five persona.
The accident, as related TO US, ccurred In THE
wise An old gentleman Of The name Of Kipe
was attempting to row a skif across the dam.
in-law, and Miss Waddle The river WA
pretty full and rapid, and before they had pro.
ceeded far the skif was upset, and the whole
party drowned There was every effort made
that could be TO recover their dead bodies, but
up till dark on Friday evening they had not
been found iadian0 Pal AnaeTican
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u. Rnrne.,,s srncrior Ex.rac,x. for aaua

~ Rarne'i's Superior Extracts. for flavor
8.A N>, 1tLLlfS. SAUCES, &c, &c. fpre-
.',ea i'oa Fruits Of the best quality. and h,shly
attention Of Confectioners. Hotel Keepers
y! H4l3es. IS Fe>pectfuIly invited To the above
.llrc h3tracis. They have all the freshness and
.i'f "i Tie delicate frul's from which they are
s'a'rd' fnd are .ess expensive. Try them
frq ,r ~ " y h9iestie b. JAS +. DUVAL, FISHER
'iadefs generally. fe a5Nsn*
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"A <t Nicholas saloon,

MAIN ST., MEAN EXCHANGE BANK
Tbf ~. Nicholas Saloon second to no -; her es
tshrshmeu' N tAe State. is constantly supplied
with the choicest
fRFHCHAND AMERICAN CANDIES.
FRUITS, NUTS. etc
uk,cb W i be sold h, WHOLESALE or RETAIL
"a thc most sat siacrofy terms.
rOt NrRl " MERCHANTS are invited to exam
ne 1e lsree and we'll selected stock. which is he
IN. constantly added 10. before purchasing else
pstties and ftnilics supplied with CAKES,
.rEFANS aud IfILiES. nf ever, description
USSTFRs ard COFFEE. GAME and other
gkFRESHNENTSs served IN the hes. ST, le in the
r,sr :, .suu. and ~ the shortest notice.
fots s-ini A. ANTONI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

A PROPOSITION TO OPEN TIM BRITISH Mt.
scum ON SUNDAr.-A proposition having been
brought forward in Parliament to o,.n the
British Museum to the public on Sunfiays. an
influential dsputation. com posed OF upwards
Of two hu1dred nobieneH, members of ParIia-
msnt, clergy men, ministers and gentlemen Of
vxrtsus Protestant aisnominations.s waited
upon Lord PAllnsrsfoS 10 urge him strenu
oasiy tn oppose any such endeayor The
Houss uf Gominops haye already given strong
and decisive expression to the disappr0ya OF q
formsu metton u The same effect
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

The House was called to order at 10 O'Clock,
by The SPEAKER.
COMMITTEE Rxpoyi.-To provide for fundiag
part OF the arrears OF interest and capitation
iay due the Literary Fund.
Aisssag, from fhs Sswafs.A message WAS re-
cei, ed from the Senate, announcing the adop.
lion of certain joint resolutions concerning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

tAAtt Tou Insured The greatest adynn.
a5t ~, ~ as'ia altered the public with regard 10
s''' RE INSt RANCE upon ertry deSeriptiom
F'Y't,!ss., q town oI country. AT the old estnb-
r,.,. ..a. rfhtkAL INSURANCE OFFICE. Pearl
WI ss'' opposite JOAN n. Gordon and next to f. D.
- '-s iFs' companies represented, and al losses
a. .lt'oF BUSINESS from to O'Clock. and from
'..s coca, daily. G. r. RRICKEN,
FN-Im General Insurance Agent
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HORRIBLE TRAaEDY-A Hu.baua cv,, };

HORRIBLE TRAeEDY.-A Husband Cut, his
Wifs's Thyoat.--The wife of an Irishman
named Patrick McHugh, yesterday was visit
ing a sick female friend in the second story of
house on Front street, and during the afier-
noon the husband went to the room in a sta ts
ofintoxication. After sitting awhile he asked
her If she was not going, when she adyan.
ced to ward him To leave the room. The hus
band Immediately caught her around the
neck, and drawing An open razor from his
pocket, cut the WOman's throat from ear to ear
nearly severing her head from the body -
With an unearthly scream, the poor woman
staggered few feet aud fell dead upon the
floor, surviving the wound only two or three
minutes. The woman whom they were yisit.
ing was present when the murder was com.
mitted, but the act was SO sudden she could
render no assistance, even though she had
been In condition to do SO. The perpetrator
OF the bloody deed Immediately fed to his own
residence, ON 9th street, near Calvert where
be was soon after arrested By The police. and
locked up in the Hammond street sialios-
house. McHugh Is man about forty eight
years Of age, and has just finished a term in
the Ohio Peaitentiary. whittier hs was .snt
for seven years for stabbing the same woman
upon whom he had again laid his murderous
hand with n fatal result.-Cise,saatiE Eaqsiv.y.
Ksdnesdag - w
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The DriH Room for company G, to be erec ted
on Church or Union Hill, is to be paid for by
private subscription, added to such amount
Fair which they are now preparing TO hold
Every resident of those two hills ought to
subscribe literally to the building, and the
County Court of Henrico might we'll afford
to add $500 to the fund from the county trea.
sury. The county needs good soldiers. aud
must aid IN their support, if she expects to
have them
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.vrowakp,N r HAMMERs,.rv.
SPECIAL NOTICES,

:. I. II. p
N kg>c orrwN Co.. Oct. a. 1857.
n G4RlrCk:-Neaf SRI have been using
strne', Bssnr Powder" IN m, famil, for some
e iss nc hes,,son IN ss,ps tsa' 1t makes
s .s To ,AS,s Who s1s
c1% ii coed Bread JosEra RYLAND.
RICHMOND. Oct. l, 1857.
,..ra heeu using "Semple's fnfalhb'e Baking
aS,,'' for some two Years. and feel no hesitan-
'N,.,,n. TINT ksve been more than pleased
c., and reEagd II as vastly superior Ia any
~, powder i has ever heen M, good fortune To
n. BAKER. JR.
~ JN0 w. GAELiCk, Sole Proprietor.
ro, ssic by Druggists and Grocers generally.
nh SIS
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Tie Commissioners Of Streets. generally. were
ort IN an omnibus yesterday, examining the
streets in the various wards Of the city. pre-
paratory to making known their condition
ana an arranging for their future improvement
Inc term OF the present Council will expire
In the course of few weeks and the mem bers
are, therefore. arranging matters as to turn
them over to their successors in good order
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

Co"r,eted.-A man named Henry Shute, ar.
rested for stealing tools from Ettinger 4 Ed
mond. has been tried before the County Court
OF henrico for the offence, found guilty, aud
sentenced to Imprisonment in The county iail
1or ninety days. Shute was at first ted
., ne.ng an aDoliiion emissaTy, because of the
fact that his trunk was deposited in the house
OF a free negress, where he was seen 10 20. On
making search, however, the tools were dis.
covered, and AS no other proof could be had
against hin, ne was tried and convicted OF
petty larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-10

TIE Weather, yesterday, was as changeable as
weather could well be. At an early hour of
'he morning the rain clouds opened them
selves and poured in torrents upon the CITY.
About 10 O'Clock the sun came cut for a time.
but was soon again Obscured by clouds from
which descended flakes Of snow. And thus
1t alterna'ed during the day-rain, sunshine,
snow and wind--all making up an excellent
specimen Of real March weather.
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'A,,-,r,sssr a, the most annoyinc and
as.srf I'm in known - society. can never
/ lTfPs 'ee fg falts of BAKERS PREMIUM
ts 'pl 'i,' u, hold upoB the liver, stir up
u. D, lbs - IN" Wood .strsngthen the stomach,
goserf,t taA'i ic lal ces. and lnvIgorate the m,nd
q Inc e, lldt u complete revolution is effect
$ olcp e,nsc 80 i11rr man, aud all impurities are
as,s- Btte,rs' hose who suffer should use
.si.fis, ~ Ke' relet.
ai ,esbe,aa a.. ~ sgists in the city of Richmond
4, l4afessrr y tstnla. Orders prompt, filled
a. "s L. -'ARER, proprietor, Richmond,
ia 23-ts
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Cartess D,iring-A negro fellow, said to he
the slave of Mr.. Jesse Williams, carelessly or
desgnedly drove his cart against a light wa
gon, which was standing in Main street near
the County Courthouse, yes sterday, break
Ing the wheels of the latter. The owner of
the damaged vehicle soon collared Cuffee and
but for the interposition Of bystanders would
have given him severe beating. The affair
wilt probably be brought to the attention of
the MayOr.