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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17

AFFRAY.-On Wednesday evening last, an
affray took place at The Gayoso House, Mem-
phis, betw cen Col. M. e. Gallaway, editor Of
the Avalanche, and Edward NJ. Yerger, Esq, u
lawyer OF that city The alteration resulting
in Mr.. 1erger receiving one or two severe,
though not dangerous stabs in the side. The
difficulty originated from the publication OF
an article in the Avalanche OF Monday morn
ing last, in regard TO the Douglas ratification
meeting held on the 7th inst.
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a- Notice. Ito the sIck, afflicted and numer-
Gus families who nave heretofore used DR.. J. s..
ROSES MEDICINES, always with the most un-
bounded happy results, that some unprIncipled
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled to change the wrapper, which
s plain without any figures and his written sigma
uTe IS the cork of every bottle of the genuine
Medicines, so that the public can again obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants and
reIleved their suierngs.
DIR. J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coaghs
and diseases of the lungs is the standard remedy.
The PAIN CURER for pains, rheumatism, Sholic,
spra,ns or bruises, and the DfSPEPTIC COM
FOUND for dyspepsia and nver complaints.
Sold by Druggists generally, and by
WARNER l.. WARlNG, lO7 Broad st,
jaT-ly Richmond. Va.
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Distressing Case.-A great deal Of uneasi-
ness was created in the minds of many resi-
dents OF 18th street, last Sunday morning,
by the announcement of the fact that q mar
ried lady, highly esteemed by all who knew
her, had fled from the residence of her nus
band aud children, with the avowed inten-
tion Of drowning herself. For several weeks
she has been subject 10 arrangement, and t
times had become SO completely crazy as not
TO remember the faces of her own Offspring
Medical Aid had beer called in from time to
time, with no good effect, and travel and
cnange OF scene had been resorted TO- some
times partially restoring reason, but at others
increasing the frenzy, which amounted to
madness In its worst form. On Saturday,
this lady left her home at an early hour, and
spent the day in wandering about. On Sun
day morning she returned to her home, appa-
parentiy more rational, but after remaining a
short time, again fed, ard might have carried
out ner threat, but for being discovered. Dis
tresslng as IL might De 10 her friends 10 have
to part with her, 1t is but just that they should
send her 10 an asylum TO be properly treated
Not even lady OF unsound mind ought TO be
allowed TO wander about The streets alone, for
none can tell what injury the innocent might
| suffer at her hands, in an unguarued momen |,
or what means she may take to destroy her
own life.
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THE LONDON LADIEs.-The English ladies
are endeavoring 10 "ameliorate the condition
of the poor dry goods clerks of London."-
Seventy five ladies OF the highest rank, from
downwards, have, like the Maccabees, "bo nd
themselves by strong vow" not to shop on
Saturdays after O'Clock, and many others
Will follow the example.
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ONE THOUSAND HOUSES BURNT-A tremen-
dous fire broke out III Constantinople Gu the
morning of the 10Th OF June, near the mosq ue
of the Sultan Achmet. The houses which in
that quarter OF the town are all built OF wood,
burned with great rapidlty. From eight hum
dred to a thousand were consumed before the
fire could be got under. The whole work OF
destruction was done in about eight hours.
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THE CHAMPIONS IN IRELAND-Hiot at DUB
Hn.-Sayers and Heenan appeared at the Ro-
tunda Gardens, Dublin, on the 25th ult. III the
evening it was with considerable trouble the
champions" could diSenga themselves from
the motley crowd by whom they were sur
rounded. The " Benicia Boy" and Tom Say
ers " promenaded as far as they would be per-
mit;ed among the masses that jostled and
twisted to try and get near the TWO "heroes.'
After some time, persons began amusing them
selves by blocking the hats of their fellow
spectators. The standard OF rebellion against
pngilistic authority was raised, and in Il very
short time indeed The platform was broken TO
pieces, and the carpet with which it was COW
cred torn into shreds. This system of agita-
tion had the effect of bringing in vast reinforce
ments from Inside, and etbe railings were
scaled by hundreds from every quarter The
two pugilists presented themselves amidst a
storm OF noise and confusion. Sayers tried 10
make himself heard, and was understood to say
that ii space was cleared, the science OF
himself and his friend would be displayed
The appeal was in vain and the Benicia Boy
having tried his persuasive powers with as
little success as his companion, both immedi-
ately threw down the gloves, and then ensued
q scene of tumutt and disorder, perhaps never
equalled in Dublin-hats were blocked coat
tails were torn of, and Johnsons refresh
ment marquee was collapsed in the twinkling
of an eye. The wine wniskey. and drink OF
ali kinds, which it con tanned, well as all the
money which had been received in il during
the day for drink, were made away with by
the rioters. The police arrived in large mum.
bers, and succeeded, after much trouble, in
clearing the gardens and restoring order
The ''heroes" returned to their hotel, and all
was quiet before IL O'Clock. AT the time OF
the row in the gardens, not less than ten thou =
sand persons were present. Heenan and
Sayers left next morning for Belfast. The
visit of Sayers and Heenan to Belfast was "l
great success each exhibition having been
attended by about two thousand persons, and
double that mum ber were unable to obtain ad-
mission. The Northern Wing says the "cham-
pions" started off by the Leopard, for Glas-
gow amid the cheers of the greatest monster
meeting that has been seen on The quays oi
Belfast since the z ueens visit eleven years
RgO.
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A MOURNFUL SWINDLER.-1n Charles ton,
S. c., last week, man, giving his name as
James Clark, and looking quite submerged in
grief, called on an undertaken and ordered a
coffin for his cousin. pay ing for it with S75
check, and receiving S35 III change. The check
proved 10 be forged, and the fearful mourner
was arrested at the cars, buying Il ticket for
Petersburg, Va, being just about to leave a city
in which he had met SO much SORROW He
was decently inferred in the city prison.
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~ Judge not According to Appearance
But Ike sensible men, test the products of your
Heghbors and friends, and then, If not worthy,
discard them. This all we ask for BAKERS
PREMIU u Nj DIFFERS. We recommend them as
superior to all Northern remedies for Dyspepsia
aud Indigestion, and II, upon trial. they do not
prove their superiority, then we say discard them
As a tonic, physicians of the highest standtng
speak of them in the strongest terms OF PRAISE
Give them trial. These Btters are 10 be had of
all Druggists in this city and elsewhere IN VlTg
+. BAKER, Propretor, Richmond, Va.
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BREAD DIFp1cuLrY-Theb bakers Of Sayar

BREAD DIFFICULTY.-Ths bakers Of Savan-
nah, Ga, melted, it is alleged, by their en-
ployers. on Saturday, surrounded the bakery
of Mr.. Bocheft. who is still selling bread at
the rate fixed by the City Council, and pro-
ceeded 10 mob the establishment. The police
arrested the two ringleaders. The bakers say
they are losing SO on every barrel of flour {
the Councils tariff; but on the other hand,
Charleston bakers offer to supply the Sayan-
nah people at the obnoxious prices.
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Taking Laudanum.-Dr. Jackson was called
on last Sunday TO attend a married lady, Who
had attempted to destroy herself by taking
large dose of laudanum, while laborng un-
der temporary insanity. He administered the
usual antidote, and succeeded in saving her
life, and in relieving the distress of a husband
aud friends, who were caused great suffering
by the sad affair,
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Thrsatsning a White MGm.-Willam Danni-
want, Henry Brumskil and Albert Dunnivant,
three negroes, were before the Mayor yester-
day to answer the charge of using insolent
and abusive language TO Lewis Botto in Main
street. The evidence proved that William was
very insolent, aud that Henry was abu-
sive and insulting, for which the Mayor
ordered them the lash. Nothing was proved
against Albert, however, and he was dis
charged
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EXCITEMENT IN HAYTI.-The Hatien GOV
ernment, at last accounts, was in great excite
ment, on account of some person in New York
ter 10 friend of mis-, saying that in New York
and Boston there was great deal of coun ter
feit Hay tien paper money offered tor sale, and
said 10 be sent out by vessels from there,
from New York, which he gave up to the
Government. All vessels lying in port were
thoroughly searched, but nothing was found.
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Called C0nrt.-To-morrow,a at II O'Clock, O
Court of Magistrates is to be held for the ex
animation OF VIM. IL. Robey, George PenIey
Wilson and Charles Gaylord, charged win
ieloniously stabbing Wm. Gibiin on the 26th
OF May, of which wound ne died on the Sth u
July. II the witnesses are prompt in theil
attendance, the investigation may be completed
in a short time
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Picnic Party.-The Union Station Sabbath
School will make an excursion to Ashland al
half-past O'Clock this morning, where the
day Will be spent in the most agreeable man
ner. Besides speeches and songs, aud pleas
ant recreation in the woods aud heids, an ex.
cellent feast is TO be served, aud any number
OF young ladies are TO partake of it. Those
who wish TO accompany this party may OBJ
tain tickets at the cars.
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IA At cost.
DRESS GOODS.
#>FW AND BEAUTIFUL IN STYLE AND
M TEXTURE.
FL .ae JAC0NETS and RGAN DIES.
Plain and Flounced.
8FRENCH BEREG ES--Plain and Floanced;
&BfREGE ANGLAISE-Plaln and Flounced.
MfuPLINS and POPLfNETTS.
&-HALf.IE uE LANES.
n SILKS AND SILK ROBES, &c, &c.
s'The above and many other Goods we offer at
a. aEi without regard to cost, until the LIST OF
X ,ust, 20 make room for fall supplies.
- aI. GOODS, Of every description IN oar large
- eiegant stock, at REDUCED PRICES. III
= le kept complete hy constant additions.
T6RET BERkGE ANGLAISE, low priced, re-
81 vinz this morning.
ne. lie 10 lmI WATKINS & FICkLEN.
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Judge Lyons opened his Court yesterday
morning, tor the first time, and proceeded at
amount of civil business before him. The bar
was we'll represen led by the legal fraternity,
and any quantity of motions were made and
recorded. Judge Lyons will probably sit
three weeks each term, and if lawyers, wit
nesses and jurors are prompt, will be able to
get rid OF large amount of business.
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Huekstsriag.-M. Hutzler, dealer in the
Second Market, was fined 50 by the Mayor for
buying geese and Offering them for sale again,
la violation of a city ordnance. Let the
Council abolish the ordinance against huck>
STEERING entirely, throwing open the markets
for large competition, and buyers would have
less reason 10 complain of extortionate prices
II they will not do this, and yet really wish to
break up hueks tering, the next best plan is to
allow no one TO sell iu the markets who does
not produce the articles offered for sale. The
better plan, however, is "free trade" and the
sooner it is adopted the sooner will cease the
ANNOYING complaint Of huckstering.
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CHANGE OF PRoFEssION.-The patriot John
Adams, 1t is said, was designed for II shoe
maker, like his father. One day Deacon
Adams, his parent, gave him some uppers to
cut out by pattern that had q three-corner-
ed hole it, by which it had hung upon Il
nail, and 1t was found that he had followed
the pattern exactly, triangular hole and all.
The Deacon upon seeing this, declared that
John wasn'tfit to be a shoemaker, and put
him to learning. The old patriot would have
made good printer, in an office where the
rule is to follow copy"
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n Baths, Baths, Baths.

HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, from O'Clock A Nj, until 10 p
NJ, 1T the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, Sham
pooing and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel entrance on llth street. Single Bath Is cts.
hve tToketa for 81
r. Leeches. Leeches!! Leeches!!!-I
have Iust received, BY Adams Express, lot OF
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES. the very best, and
large size, which Will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
7. P.S.-CUPPlNG and LEECHING promptly at
tended to, can be found at all hours of the day al
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer
can Hotel, tsntrauoe on llth street and at night
at the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
up l9-ts X. &. HOBSON.
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ANOTHER ARCTIC ExPLoRER.-Mr Parker
Snow proposes TO leave England at the close
of the present year, with a small vessel, on an
expedition to the Arctic regions. Proceeding
around Cape Horn, he will pass through Beh
rings Straits, and reach point a little south
of that attained by Capt. McClintcck His OBJ.
ject will be to find further traces and TO ob.
tain more precise Information concerning the
fate of the crews of Sir John Franklin's YES
sells, the Erebus and Terror. Mr. Snow bears
the honorable reputation of having predicted
with considerable accuracy the locality in
which the traces of the missing navigator
would be found
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WHEAT CROP OF TIE WRsT.-The whole
West, from the Ohio to the Missouri, is said
to be a vast grain field. 1t is estimated that
the State OF Ohio will have thirty million
bushels OF wheat-fiye millions more than IL
has ever produced before, and it is of the best
quality.
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LOCAL MATrHRs,

Caught at Lass-On Sunday, the sth in.,.n,
Constable Thomas, of Henrieo county. nrras,
ed negro fellow, who said he belonged to Jno
Carlton, of King William county, while sell.
ing four barrels Of corn to a grocer on the
Mechanicsvilie turnpike. The negro had q
cart with two mules attached, and presented
a note from Carlton authorizing him to sell
the corn aud receive the money. While ex-
smining the bags, the negro made his escape,
but the officer held to the mules, and dirsc ted
the grocer TO keep the corn until further in
quiry could be made The next morning Jno.
Carlton arrived from King William, claimed
the corn, and received pay for it. When he
called for the mules, officer Thomas arrested
him and took him before a magis trate, where
he had a hearing and WAS discharged. That
very afternoon, Mr.. L. A. Stevens, of King
William, arrived in the city, in search Of his
mules. He stated that the negro. mules, cart
and corn belonged to him, and that Carlton
was his overseer and had been for several
years, and that he had been missing corn for
some mon tbs, but could not tell where it
went A few weeks before this, the same ne
gro was detected in the act Of selling corn, but
effected his escape.
Carlton. on leaving the city, determined, as
he had been discovered in his rubberies, to ap-
propriate Mr.. Stevens mules to his own pur-
poses and make his escape but by the aid of
Mr.. SIS neighbors, he was traced 10 where he
had offered the mules for sale, arres ted, and
is now in King William Jail to answer for
felony.
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Disorderly HOnse.-The charge against Eliza
governed house. was partially heard by the
Mayor yesterday, and then adjourned until
another day, because of The absence of impor-
tant witnesses,
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Threatening an Officer. George w. Metterd.
first station. house last Sunday, and besides
being very disorderly, abused and threatened
officer Page, for which he was locked up
Yesterday morning he appeared before the
keep the peace, he was held 20 bail in $500 for
his future good behavior, and his former bond
noted, so that his security might be prosecuted
for its forfeit,
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Sent OA.-George II. Holman, charged with
receiving boots and shoes stolen from Tnos.
Westerman, knowing the same to have been
stolen, has been examined by the Mayor and
remanded for final trial at the next term OF the
Hastings Court.
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WDs- s-Whipptag.-Michael Fitzpatrick charg.
ed with violently assaultiag and beating his
Wife Ellen, made his appearance before the
Mayor yesterday; but owing 70 the absence of
the wife. the investigation was postponed un-
I'll this iaorning
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Daring Th.ft.-Last Sunday night, a residen
of Union Hill besides having his hen house
robbed, had the bed clothes and pillow case
at the time.
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Disorderly.-Michael Mahan, arrested and
Gagged for being drunk and disorderly in the
street, made his appearance before the Mayor
yesterday, and, after an examination, was re-
quired to give security tor his future good be-
havior in the sum of 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-17

CONDUCTOR Capt. Davidson, a con-
ductor on the North Carolina Central Rail-
road, was shot In the abdomen at Raleigh,
N. O., Saturday morning. by Alex Herbe-
mont, of Columbia, 5. u, passeu ger, with
whom an affyay occurred about his baggage
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PRICE ONE GENT.

Boxmd Ovr.-On Sunday Iii onscers seal
and Chalkley were sent for u i lady residing
in the valley, who needed their immediate
protection. They promptly obeyed the call.
and arriving at John. r. Bennott's house, they
his wife and children alarmed and In tears
MRS. b. and her daughters stated that Bennett
mad assaulted and beaten them. and, at her
earnest Ieqnest, he was taken into Gus. .ody and
cagea Yesterday morning he was arraigned
before the Mayor for exami natiop. and. after
nealing, was held TO bail for his good behavior
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Snddsn Dsnh.-We regret TO learn that
THos. Z. WILSON, Esq proprietor of Amelia
Springs. died Suddenly yesterday morning.
about O'Clock. He was standing near riyu
let, attending 10 the arranging of a pump a
servant man doing the labor. The attentio
of the servant was called OF for a moment.
and when he again noticed MIR. W.. he had
fallen, his head in the water, and he dead
Cause, apoplexy. Mr.. w. was apparently in
good health a few moments before his demise
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of for the Monntaias.-A large number OF
our citiZens-those who can afford the luxury
have left here for the mountains of Virginia
and others are preparing to follow very soon
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Aceident-Yesterday, Mr.. Jno. p Bennett,
while at play with friend in the First Mar
ket, was accidentally thrown, and fractured
his left arm between the wrist and elbow.
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RAPID TRAvRLING.-A traveller by "rail''
between New York city and New Orleans
writes that he took breakfast at Roches ter N
Y, dinner at Erie, Pa, and supper at Cleve-
land, Ohio, then breakfast the next morning
at Seymour, Ind, dinner at Olney, Ill, and
breakfast the next morning at Columbus KY,
being only one meal in each of these large
States as he swept through them-having lett
Chambers street at p. Nj. one day, and arrived
in Cleveland at $40 +. M. on the next; making
the whole distance Travelled, GAL miles, in "a
hours and 20 minutes, and passing through
the States of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio.
Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky
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DROWNED. - William Marcus was found
drowned in Chapman's miil-pond, near IN .
Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, Va, on We'd
nesday last. II is supposed that the unfortu-
nate man had become ured of life, and took
this way of putting an end to it,
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Cooling Of.-On Sunday night last, as Ed
ward Gordon was reeling along the margin of
the Dock in a state of intoxieation, he gave a
sudden lurch TO the larboard side and pitched
headiong into the water below. "Man over
board" WAS instantly cried by those who wit
messed the sudden dip, and persons Fastening
promptly to the scene, Ned was soon rescu cueei
from an unpleasant predicament, and taken
10 the lookup. Yesterday morning the Mayor
heard the charge against the accused, and cor
GLIDING no doubt That he had been punished
enough for his indiscretion, ordered his Ie-
lease from custody.
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"a White sulphur Water

FROM
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GreenbrIer Co., Va.
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS
The Company have made great improveme nts in
bottng. and the transported water is now as per-
feet as when taken from It's source. Address all
orders TO PURCELL, LADD & CO
General Agents for the U. States,
Ap 24-6m Richmond. Va
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Pastor of the Eutaw NJ. L. Church.
AS AN INVIGORATOR.

q hD ~ N tUOhh VN'
8 As m Invlgorator and restorative, where q gem
te stimuiant is wanted, we believe 10 superior to
Inc Cordals be fore the bic as II cure for DyS
d gs'G, Cough, ScrofHIn and RhtrnatiSpi, with
4 diseases of the Stomach and Bowels. It has been
Fuy successful To the single and married. We
efer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
4 ID testify
F FEMALES AND CHiLDREN.-This TING
j RE VIII be found great medicine for all their
lseases.
. "a. Call and get Pamphlets and see curek.
q Sod by PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Richmond
ky Or. COOKE, Freder icksturg: by al the Drug
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
ioepers everywhere. 81 per bottle: SIX bottles,
n. my 28-d&cwts
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RUNAwAYS.
Ten bOLLANa kEM

n TEN bOLLAhs kEN Ar Ran
81 away from my house, on Church Hill. on
~HAthe 9Th MAY last. my negro woman JANE.
A5VSald negro 10 ~ or - ears old, veIy black.
3~aad was purchased by me OF no X Howl
spn. executor of - Curtis. dec'd IN January last
She freansntly complains OF rhs aBs, san. saa has
some marks on her neck from scrofuls. think
she 10 in Pow whatan eonnty. whers she fnrm~fly
lived Is iurkins about the city IN the nslshoof-
hood Of 81 street, near the Poor house p-ssihE
he rsef IN as n free woman WILL PAL me 10 We
reward If delivered TO me. or conh4ed in q. so
than ear get her. WILLIAM y. aSoi y.
lv A--2Ws
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"a XlO 4. Ar -. - Atscended tfrnl ths
al Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Com any.
Sntsnnt two wreks nee. while ON q Wat TO
MS former home Ia Rishmoad, q naalSito
Gk.boy. WILLIAM, Who 10 bred Of MISS l. II;
t,nrion He il aboat - ~ seavs Of a. Q. and
shaut set OF inches Ia height. He ia well 40
aasinted ~ Rieemond, and y EVIDENT. mIktns
about sss sas ev ...,sss.s, sa s,sy. W. !. s.aS
company in Lynchburx, or Tor his eoAhnsmsn attn
Jail 80 as they eap get htm again.
~ 2-dts