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~ N IT IUhN y ii Is I LAW,
. l.u. Ba.3Jia1, Frsukila street kichmoud,
NFk3aIa,l
.-- .,,srd t. all huslness eonnecte with the
~ - determined to remove to the University
~ Sac ui Missouri, have associated with
49, ne Il4ctIae ot Law THIS city, MIR. W Nj,
"s OPTION. son OF the late Judge sIispton. MIR
F-. iji not oRi' hnlsh ali business he. etofore
'' ..s.eg b. me, bat viii conduct all new that
r.1' -5a5led Jo as. BelaK tuiiy convinced of
.t M, sra htuess IN every respect, ] cordially
.'.,rgSe,lsCsy recommend him Ia all my clients
1.- ~ Ids a.a 20 tne puttlc generally. ! can be
h-- ~, pi! olase uHtlI about the 21th OF >eptem-
-" Is. Il. hENUa.
--.'..4,t August 9Th, 1850. ZT-lm
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NsW Market HoHSe.-The i'm portance of ex-
tending the Second Market-house TO broad
street is admit ID by all, and will eventually
carried out by condemniug the necessary
property, unless another central site can be
stcurtd. on which to place a new BUILDING
he nnanceS CT the city at this time may not
justify Tue cessary outlay for such i'm prove
mentS as the growth et the city demands bat
TIE Council, Ia laying T. Nes nex' ear, should
nave an eye TO such Improvement and put
them nigh enough 10 secure The necessary
tund' To meet The general wants
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Transfers should bear IN mind that the city
ordinance imposes IA fine on any person found
geilty ci feeding a horse in the street and the
Mayor has Instructed his officers 10 report all
Violations OF this ordinance. ia order that The
yioiaiorS may te finea. The practice OF feed
ing horses in the streets Is a. common about
tie mar xet houses - aGy where else but NAV
readily be broken up by the police
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EUNAwAy9

AA REWAH Bran awas from nv resi-
sG dence, in the count. ci Fluvgnpa, gu the 10Th
hAday OF this EiGuth my II an COLI h'AN.--
III Coleman is = blight Nu,tltp. shout i've feet
.l~k-sslX inches hlkh with ihick bot rather
straI. ht head Of hair, te-th somewhat detective,
and ~ be ttwer n p and p ears nt age. He has a
waNs Oeeh dIhiHg- -Ir"In servant. - very lntelh
geat, can read. aad is quite SeUteel IN his mar
nris. Upon his apprehension "a either OI thu
count ea ot Ftuvanna or GOOchtSnd FHd delivery
20 me, or his beng placed IN The IaG Of either 81
Ties. counties, will pay ths sLm of VERT
F V r DGt LARS Should ne he taken ra-
sund thu hmIGs of the aforesaid counties, will.
upon his delivery to me. or his reing iodged IA tho
lait OF the county or town IN which, he IS appre
her d; II, pay the SUN o. FIt EY HOLLhrs. /
have reason 10 be eve that his slm is 20 1et 70
kchm md, where he has manY aceufl tanCss.
ard he Will probably reach that ptace bv WY OF Il
canal fTeg hit boat. GaU. T HOLMAN,
Bremo BuF PuSt-Gti ..
lJ-l Va
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..sE.cRyNsutH. B.K. WEXFORD, IR.
lNENNEtN 4 MEE.LFOK

a ATIWRNtlS At HAN, kJCHNoNo,
Irectlce lu ,He >upe rier and iaIerlor Courts ot
..s-',g II E.camona and t9e Hdjsaent counties,
sr. .u ihe teutfat "At's "e'a III '"o ctt'eS OF
n TaGy W. hereafter attend regularly the Cir
~ r5r-f, togrtS o.. Hanover. Gu Z5-lm
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80 Mrs WUOiHoUSt, over Sam'l Suther-
.t-Fs 5un store. ~ Man street, kIChmonu, wI,i
v..tta s. those requiring her services.
81 .silEt.J RECEIVING per steamers, fresh
"a A.l orders for LEECHtS carefully packed
- ~sGi hy EApgess to 81. pr is OF the St1te
= H.-a asA5sis e. LADIES BANDAGES.
ms: are mGCa AkeG, made 10 order.
a. .t-aM
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builder of Norfolk, Va, while arranging a
windlass IN the fourth story OF a building, ieli
To The first floor, striking with terrible force
on hls head and Que shoulder. Miraculous to
say, hot a bone was broken, although there
are half Z dozen or more severe cOntusons GA
his head and the injury TO the shoulder is
OuitA serious
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URowNED-Fiye pe sons, who were return-
ing to r ckland, Ne. in an open saii-boat l.,
from cr cr'np-meeting st Nortnport, on SUNDAY,
The 9th Instant, Were capsi1ed when off Cam
kins and Miss jameson, were wned. Mr.
Thompson and his wife ciung 10 the sWamped
boat, aud were picit up by Il schooner, which
took them into Camden.
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sss-~-S.s EENGK dUDNALL,
"a EFYFttAR EE Al

E-A AIIUNNEG At IAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
prs14ces II sll the Courts cid the cty OF Rich
Ln-t.
kA Also, practices regularly IN the County and
C.Ielt courts OF Chesterfield.
IS Notary, Will take pepoEltlCns and hCbnov-
'etl-e1ts. Administer and Certify Oaths, and per-
J-m Whatever other dtles pertain to the Office Of
Notary.
tlsco At the corner Of Bank and 1lth streets Just
be ax the EastGnl- House is Sly
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WATCHES. JEwELsY. &c.


& AN kLE6ANT And THE lar.et
EN q. yer " ATChES and JEW essEAsfs q $50
<Sk-SS Ei4h ever offered in this
93 Main street.
Gold. silver and Steel sPECTACLES, Brazilian
fe bible "a sSStS. 10 sat aLy sight, 20 hs hat as
reGuoed pnce from LEWIS LYMAN, s. Nan
street.
" atches and iewelry REPAIRED hy skil!fll
uGrkmeu At "a lew price by LEV is NY Ma v, aS
Nam street. And the cheapest WATCHES anu
II w I'll K IN the State tu he purchased -
Sc 4 8m LEWIS HYMAN'S.
et ,kAkLEs tMsDsN IL the msu
"a who rapsIrs WATCHES, JEWkLRY,
Il CLoChs, SPECTACL Es, C, III the test
<2s-.6k manner and Mt reasonable prices
WATCHES and CLOCKS repaired and war
rSnted
.yFWFLRY repaired IN ii best manner
SPECTAcLES fitted with new glakses and wsr-
Tsnttd to suit, st 81 MAN street. Richmond
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80 JoEixW. GREUN,

- IVF!F II 4 La w
VI. practice in the Courts of the city of Rich
ngud ana county OF HsnTlco. SIr.ct attention
y. 2 gwen 20 all business entrusted 10 him.
J5ae. icr the present. with his father, William
sen. southwest corner Main and 7th streets.
,aZ7-5w
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TIE Nsrr Poor House is steadily going nm and
has already assumed such suape and form as
10 give those who see IL 4 falr idea OF " hat The
entire supers tructure VIII / hen COMPLETED
IL Is 10 % regret "a that II rs not already hn-
lsaed, so tHat the score or. more Of drunken
women now confined ia the city iaii could =
seitt there aud pat 10 work. As long aS they
are kept together il ldIentss ito at pres eat
thtre l. very iIle hope of Te;orniag them !:
but II they could b industriouSiy employed
aGd made TO IL Il their real condition, They
nighi be indueed 10 give up their cups aad
become useful membe OF society
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SEWING EGACHIN Hs3.

THE SINGER SENi~a nA, ni%hs.-
>. RS :" l[ss9 4, aqd q eyer exten nded pnpularty OF
~, 'na Europe, is snon a. hest to establish tnei,
sdosruEti over All others IN the market. Sewing
hssha~s. 80 called, may be 5"us ht, II true Tor
I'll -Her -HloIEt ol dollars, but IL IS mistaken
economy ln invest austh!ns IN "A worthless or uu-
rs.a5.e article. ana those who viii do must
sIs6LK's new FAMILY MACHINES.
IL "l1rr ~ .ldce the Usry 5.st Family Machines
10 81, lru.t WITHIN the reach of ali, We have re-
G--g1 ous Letter 4, or transverse Shuttle Ma
f-.rp@s, beautifully orEameuted, to FlrT Tf Dol
>.NGEB'S No AND STANDARD SHUT
TLf MACHINES,
Bot. Of very General application and capacity,
and popular both IN the IaIdilE and the mann'aC-
mn. Hrces reduced respectively from : l33 and
so. ~ % and 500
sA'E6'S Nos sTANRARD SHUTTLE MA
Fer earraEe- makers ana heavy leather work.
Pace C'.upefe, 5 t25,
s,o, to complete the list, an entirely new ar
q. r., uCeqIaied for MANUFACTURING purposes,
Ao.se4sss, TaPd, and capable ot aly KIND OF work.
rice, hc.uaing iron stand and drawers, SllO,
cHeaFer At tAat view of It's value, than the ma
cl.afs of any other maker as gjft.
g.. oi ) aler's Machines ms the interiocked
sllA with TWO threads, who, IL the best stitch
hG"wr. Every person desiring to procure full
ard reIau.e lufnrrlati0u about Sewing Machines
'as.f szes, prlces. working capacities, and the
la. l,rs cnp{ ~ - NJ singer & t;n's iiazettp.' -
Wa..h Is u beautiful pictorial paper. entirely de
NEEDLEs, 'THRthiD, c0TTUtNs. sifLLE,- and
krrt constantly on hand foo sale. Also, pracu
"a. mtcHlnIst. who Is ever ready to attend on our
C-.'uaeFs, II required.
h.ezsrs. SINGER Il co.'s office being conduct
et "4 the most thorough business pFnc pies. by an
eEHEe.y new set ot hands, feel confident OF
Or H. our snare Of the business rs We have ALWAYS
asA5 heretofore. |. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
240 Main street, Richmond.
d. IHoTT. Agent. 23-3m
WILCOX & GIBBS, SEW ING MA
" CHIMES, INVENTED BY J. F. GIBBS,
MILL POINT, tOCAHONTAS COUNTY, VA.
aas iaAnuIacl lured under patents granted 10 hius
@a. James W ilaox, dated Jnne 2, 1857, re issued
.4A IS ISIS Patented August ~, 1855, February
u. l3GJ. hlso, licensed under Blk other patents
cnserlus the entire construction Of the Machine
Consequently. there can be 40 litigation in regard
IL lie patent right.
/: - less complicated and the most perfect work
M Sewing Machine now IN uss
j. turms H4,, even and elastic seam, which is
warranted st 10 rlp IL wear ard Is reliable upon
a. Kinds ot fabrics.
FGcs $ Is 70 $40 Fverv machlne warranted
JOHN 4. BELVIN, Belv!n's Block,
I2tn and . JVeruor streets.
\. B.-Whereas fateo staten ents have been
ea'reutlr reported IN regard 10 the patent on the
",oJx K Gibbs Sewing Machine, hereby inform
nv patrDns and tne public that tins Machine has
not teen. is not now, nor will not be involved IN
any patent-FIgh controversy. ,
se8~I2l !. A. BkLVIN.
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TEA BRANDS AND THEIR NJ EANING.-In
TayiOr's "Erayels Ill China the sigriiicati0us
of some of the names by which the different
brands of ta; are known are gwen, which are
as follows making due allowance for the
changes and corruption they undergo, in form
and SOUND in ing 4agttc,-td: Tyson" means
q" / ,fore the rains" or "flouTishiEg spring.
that Is. early in The spring. Hence il is often
call Young Hyson." "Hyson Skin " is
com pos of the reuse OF the other kinds, the
native terms for which means "r'a skins Re-
fuse of Il stiil coarser description, containing
many stems, is called "lea bones" Bohea y
is the name OF the hills in the region where il
is collie cta0. "Pehoe" or "PeccO,' means
"white haiIs"-the down on the tender leaves.
Powchong''-"foided plant" "Souchong"-
small plant" "Twankay'' is the name of Il
small stream n the prov ince whore it is bought.
Congo" " is from a term siguitying labor, =
rom the care required il its preparation.
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THE ANNUAL COTTON STATEMENT.-The
annual O'ton statement Tor the year 1859 80
reaches l,615,G'0t les, being an excess of o24.-
2e9 over the :it4 g5st Y 3T OF r, ,COrd-Ie55 81
This result has exc 3ded the most sanguine eX-
p9Itatiuns, and the + cling Lhr ughuut the sea.
son bash ca GGe of surprise, eS IL had n
universally Supposed that the present force
and area OF land engaged in cotton growing
could not, under any circumstances, produce
such yield. The consumption of the world
ais. shows an incr Isr, though not in the
Same ratios p The production for although
most OF tbe crop h"- | en- shipped from our
porte, yet there is Il large quantity of it re-
naming IN Liverpool. The exports 10 Gr0qt
Britain have an unprFC den tedly large,
amounting 10 DC ,9, ,l}2 ba les from ali Ameri-
can port aCains! 2,Ui9,2j2 E..l list year IN
incrase sc OF Oju. i-b bales. To France t1ere have
been cleared $50 1-S baies, against 45J 6@s t.les
l3@t year; au Increase Oh I39, S9l bales; while
to Othrr paris OF the continent there Is u de-
crSTSe from lest year OF 34,9lH bales; princi-
pally owing 10 lhe small takiags by Russia, ia
consequence OF the arrangement IN financial
matters.
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DEATH FROM THE BITE OF RATTLEsNAKR.
Uriah Gartin, of Marion county, KY, has for
a few months past had some rattles make 5,
which he bad caught in the hills occasionally
on exhibition in lebanon and other places in
the county. He kept them In a box, but would
take them out and throw them about the floor,
spend them by the il, and, at last, hold
them by the heck and suffer them TO coil their
bodies around his neck. On Monday, while
thus exhibiting them at Lebanon, in chan ging
the snake from one hand 10 the other, he was
bitten on the left hand, / tween the tbum b
and forefinger. lie Immediately got himself
insensibly drunk with Whiekey, thinking
hereby to avert the fatality OF the bite. 1t
was OF no ayail--his hand and arm aimos: i'm
mediately commenced swelling, aud )ptinued
until usout 3 O'Clock Tuesday morning, when
he died He was oil at about O'Clock Mon
day evening. lie was inaenSib bic II ON the be-
ginning ill just before he died.-LouisUiHs
Democrat, 1871.
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ROBBERY OF JkwELRY.-Mrs. Hoey, the ac-
tTesS ;at WGiiack's theatre, Rev y ork, leiI her
amount OF 81 5Uu. in a coach, on Saturday
night. The driver and 4 companion OF ms
have / zen arrested for picking the lock OF the
s4tchel, and abs.rac<iDg portion OF tne con-
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P0sT OFFICE AFFAIRs.-Vrgtnja Appoint-
nteatS.-.!acob ShocAey, pos tmaster at Oakland
Morgan county, VICE !. ShocAev, res Ened.--
john G. Coates, postmaster At Coates Store,
Rockingham county, vice 5. Coates, resigned
Adam Coon, pos tIaas ter a CooE's Mills, Boone
county, vice Andrew !. Coon, resigned. The
ofiica at Poplar Hill, Pulaski county, is dis
continued.
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TIE PROCESS of keeping accounts among
the Norway lumbarmen is OF unique style
Fhe book Keeper, after comparing accounts
with the workman, sends him 10 the cashier
for his wages, with the a'nount due TO him
ctalkad on his back and when the cashier has
paid h!H te 'ak-s his receipt h'Trseif by
uruShin" of his chalk marks
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IVILtok q GiBBs' sew MA.
10. Fvery machine warlsnte
COAL. COKH, WOOD, 60.

(loAL.-C. b. LIrsC0MB,.
Gl. iotFIcE i4Tn IT., opp Mayo,s WaTehouse }
S[itI'ssrn.,gg SgTt'sr g MiDLoIAIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
.A.so, RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
N'Ah COAL, sold by weight. au Y-3m
piNE WOOD, AT 30 PER CURD.--Tne
usrA ara now pre- pared 10 deliver from
" saw NIL, on MAJ O's Island. SEEeOH ID
rLEo FthE WOOD, for the low pTiee of So per
81 ueiFefed anywhere ia the clty. II Is c0nsid'
~, " those who use i as The best fuel for the
- 'iat can b. t1and IN jha clty.
tTt' orders Winch may b. left al MIR. &. SIN
ne hardware Store, On Main street. or at our
tsR, corner oi Cary aad 9Th streets, Will he pune
ag :7-ln JNo. & GEO. GIBSON.
RED1 11Tios IN con h. The prices OF
~, CAkB0s HILL COKE Will he, until further
ktEEap tEb4i COKE, for CRATES, ss per load.
"i9'E CohE, for eoohang, &e, e4to per
,sf var COKE is Of pnexceptionable quality this
GVA' hAd cannot fail - give entire satlstactI
cash on delivery. .
CV,aAL.-Ihe ~: subeer ri - Tor the next
,bl ,sEh II III Lump and ANTHRACiTEC COAL at
NS H.1fEtl pTlGes. NJ ID. WHITING.
- - On Naar the Peters Deo"t
tAsf a NJ PANE " ooD~hsaxoned aLa N
ee Nsi .ae'e', for sale e goss hards;
~7'@~t' mo. J. WEarH. Ax't.
ofFlcE OF L. Il. .MAURY h COZ
tY.a kiCHapsB, has suat -, 1850
Slpsns AND si5s Fur saLE.~VIK-
rSihIAsIH PER cF~ rs
81 sIJ5hnrs"E AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
sshafes Bank OF Comm ,n~ealth STOCK.
Isles afnleIs' Bank TUCK
S'Aiss Bank VI Virginia STOCK. I-ts
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FIREMAN BADLY INJURED BY AN EXPLO-
sIoH.-From the Boston Saturday evening pa :
pers we lear. that a dreadful cc!den occu rred
in the southern portion OF the city that morn
ing, occasioued by the ignition and explosion
OF volatile oils in the extensive kerosene oil
factory vi liio Messrs DoWnass. Five men
were badly injured, though no one was killed.
The men we've drawing naptha, which, with
other volatile oils, is kept stored In Are proof
room. They had been frequently told not TO
carry Il light into the room, but on this occa-
sion th-y paid no attention 10 The eautioa and
Tia. oonseq ueuce was an explosion from the
Ignition II gas that haa escaped from the
nap ba. They were all enveloped in flames,
but they ran into another room, where their
fe, tow werkmen co gered them with garments
as speedily as possible, and extinguiehed the
fire.
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A WINDFALL.-By the recent decease OF Mr.
Waldesrave, an English millionaire, Senator
]. Mcleod VI urphy, OF New York, becomes
heir TO Ii comfortable little fortune of over
half million of dollars. MIR. Wadegrave,
who was descendant OF one Of the Oldest fam
lilies IN England, died possessed of eight mil
lions OF dollars, which Is to be equally divided
among twelve of his nearest relatives, the for
tuna Senator being one Of them.
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- LAWRkEaE >. MAkNE,

~ 4 IUfF FL A Ii " /,
P-aeuees n the Ccgrta Of tie City OF Richmond
aci Tie Counties Of HenTIco, Hanover and Caro-
LIZ.
EeIs also Notary PEbI,c and Commissioner ofthe
United States CCErLo Claims.
TIE partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAIS HITE
81 a.Usr.i te.ng dissolved, his Office Is now
lrL street, iust below JoGdin's Hall. fe BY
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RAILROAD ITEM.--An order was given on
Friday tor five locomotives and one hundred
ears tor the Mississippi AID Missouri road
The Davenport Gazette, OF the lOth, says
twenty-five miles of road west OF Iowa Guy
are in use, and that MaTengo will be reached
October -, completing l37 miles light hun
ureG meu are now at work on the line.
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UNION PRAYER NEETIrGS.-lt is said that
there less than one thousand union
prayer NEE 'ngs in tie United Safes, eight
Hundred III England, four hundred ia ireland,
and three hundred III Scotland and Wales
Union Church organizations, also, are sprlng-
ing NO all over Protes amt Chris teudOm, all
showing dat minor differences aro fast disap-
pearihg.
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- rEs DU4.IAHs kkyVAED-- HAN

SyAWAY, tromJ ] Wer5a's coal yard, on ;hs
ga Basin. d RltbATI0 nj N, uaned LYNrp-
- SAY, L. udsay is about feet 8 or IL inches
,4s&-ahigb; has y go0a many MP tnafks un his
hacs, of long standing; dresses badly, and eaunr-
ally has dirty appearance. He came from tsssx
counLt, and Wes hired Il. Ctty Point 4ast yeer, at
which place ne was seen drrns lest aees and the
Grst part of this; bat "a ID tn nave ett there on
" ed dnesday last. ior Rlohrncnd. / viii e.ys the
above reward II taken 0 the ctts, or five dol
lars ftaken IN the CITY the subu shs, ard de!,V
ned to JA NJ tS MuGRb.
al Is n Agen. for Ef. WIN Fisher.
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LEFT" Is RIGHT.--A few days since one
OF our railroad asents-a better fellow than
whom does not" live, move or have his be-
lng"-received a letter from q gentleman in u
neighbJring city, inquiring for II trunk which
had 'en misplsced or lost, adding by way of
description, The trunk has "A. b marked oiI
the lett end" Whereupon he received from
the agent the following answer: after Il
careful inspection Of all the baggage at this
depot, and very mature deliberation there
upon, we are OF the opinion that both ends of
YOur trunk are left.'r
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SAD END or A MILITARY MAN.-The New
Orleans correspondent OF the St Louis Repub-
lican thus chronicles the fate OF one of Walk
er's compatriots:
Oae OF the fltliousters who returned to this
cay on business, Informed me that, at the tax
ing OF Irnxillo, Col. Thomas Henry Il man OF
the most indomitabla bravery and GOODNESS led
the assaultIng column. He Is very lsme in one
leg from old wounds received in Nicaragua
bat Notwithstanding that, he limped along
ahead of the general rush as faS as any of them
Unfortunately, AFTER the brief adray was over
tor the HondpraEs ran out OF the tort the
moment the foremost tssallants entered it) the
CDiouel got into Il street fight with one of
the fiilbuster capi ialns, named Ryan, and was
shot in the mouth, the ball passing ou just be-
tow The back of the left ear He died shortly
al ter receiving The wound, Colonel Henry was
formerly an officer in the u. . army, aud re-
signed his commission for the pnrpose of get
ting into active service under Walker. He
passed through Il portion OF the fiofiia aud
Mexican campaigns with great credit, and was
promoted for icing the first man upon the
parapei at the storming OF Cerro Gordo, nav
ing snatched the flagstaff from the bearer, VINO
was shot down side L.la, and planted II al
most among the retrsating foemen. In matters
Of discipline he was always very strict, but
whether popular with his men or not, they had
every confidence In him, and preferred his
leadership when going into battle.
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POPULATION OF MAkTINsBURG-- by the
new census. hlarlinsburg Va, has II popS1a-
tion OF ,54u, an increase of ,329 since ls50.--
Tha number of whites is 3,i74 free coiored
II0; slaves 80, In 1866 there were ,SSs whites,
IA freo coiored. and !1U slaves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-19

7as Cariigs-scays are not TO b.. blcek-aAnb by
vehicles OF aay Mad, but especially abdnt ,h,,
railroad depots, where carrisx~s ssssmbis lu
large numbers " await ths arrival Vi NE cas-,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-19

F. Violent AsSanls.-Yesterday morning free
negro named John Ma,hids EMPLOYED on the
steaIn lug SeabcaTd," was convicted before
the Mayor of violently assaui'ing and beating
another free negro. named John DangerHeid,
and sentenced to he lash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-19

- DR.. T.. y. McGRVBER, OF Henri
- CO. having taken an oIIGe on Franklin
Street. Hyst huuse above MetruI ptltan Hall, ten
,e-S his professional services 10 iAe public.
- 5J-tm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-19

~ $40 REV A bsconted from ths
Gs Vagina ara Tennessee Railroad Compans,
sSSAhunt two weeks since, whie visit n
- 1ts Former home n Richmond MULAFTD
.~-aE- BOY, WILLIAM, who Is hired Of Slss l.. I
Gordon. lie IS about Is or 20 ears of axe End
GuaInGei in Richmond. and is egldently iGrkfnE
ahout the ctty. The above reward OF $40 will he
Eald Tor his appTehs DsidL and delivery To satd
coulYany in III nohbulg OF for his couinem IN
jail. so - they cau xet n m aggtn.
THfO b. kE NtI DIS, for GsR'l Sup'ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-19

Eghtfng-Donaid Mckenzie appeared be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, to answer the charge
of assauiting and beating Robert Phillips on
Monday last ana threatening to cut out his
heart Held to security for his good behavior.
and sent on TO answer an indictment.