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Mr.. James Dana, whose father was one OF
two Hugueuot brothers who fed from France
~ England, and subseq nently came to Ameft-
ca, died ia Utica. N. T.. on the TN inst. H
An introduc tiou Of the Spanish custom q
silver anklets for those who choose to walk
out In short petticoats, Is thought Of BY tbo
ladies In New York.
The widow Of the late Gen. Andrew Moore.
formerly Senator from Virginia In the Con.
gre.s Of The uaited States, died n Lexiagsea
w. II. Sen,er. husband Of Anns Ssnter, ~
actress, died At New ORLEANS on the sams day
that the lady's mother died ID budAl0
The Baltimore papers ars publishing = mass
Of testimony In relerenoe % The late sleettoA
frauds in that city. E g4-s e5a Is ss'sf5as ssss
ardson, aas been :.rested In Memphis, Teas,
for an 1i!eged fraudulent Transaction.
Mr.. John Gowshwaite. an old merchant OF
Montgomery, Ala. died rcesatly In CoosA
county in that State.
The doctrine Of Free Love hes '1bund ,
Of The late distinguished unitArian Otvine.
Mr.. Nathaniel Clark, for thirty ysAss lore-
man Of the Boston Advertiser once, dled "
that city on the 5th Instant.
The stsamers Geo. Psabody and J. = C01ss
coiiided near Norfolk On "Wednesday Mosnsug.
Not much damage done.
A youth named Halsf vas badty tajsrse -
au attack Of two isroeiors does, " Forts
mouth, on Wednesday last. 80 Il
The tire companies OF portsnouth weso ID
dressed last Wednesday night by the kev. q.
II. Hail. x
Dr. Samuel n. Eavssee lay:,sla. q sesa
repu tAtlQu, Waa df0We* - CaatUaoeoA
Teau., iast week. - srst
Nv the burning Of the stable Of Rpht. 0taele,
near Clasksviiisv Tenn., twsuty mules And sse
horse pssisAed. .ss ,. II
Abraham Cook. Acountsrleiier, hAs heen ar-
rs~ssd as OhAttanc0eA Tenn.
lr. WIN. Paaaeli. Of viretatA did ~ Cam
no tSeeo. tAltfnFNiH On tho 7nah AIT zsss
In Stewart county, t1A.s - - ~ ta6A -. -
The health of Robert Hpuner, Of - ;A~1
S"tS Ledger, ls imprayias
Capt. .,alaa &. MtA<l.ft1 was elsstt Mayor
/ Vi Lexiagton, VI, ea 4 ~ last
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garet Coleman, Mary Ryan, Mary Griffin,
Bridget Rubin, Kate Hickey Ellen A. Ham,
Lizzie Town, Alice Cutting. l.. r. Brough.
Elizabeth Kimbaii, Patrick Connor. Ellen
Connor, VIM Crane, Ira G. Locke, John II.
Allen, Bridget Kelley, Corinda Crimson, Mr..
PACKARD, John Huse, Martin Huse, Catharine
Connors, Cora Hickey.
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The Hastings Court spent yesterday ia the
trial Of civil business. To-day is set for the
examination Of Charles Cunningham, charged
with stabbing q negro; after which, the Oi1ee
Judgment docket will be called. On Monday
the Commonwealth's docket will be taken up,
as the Court will set next week.
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R:cHxosg. Jan. ?, 1850,

New Concern.-The subscriber Will continue
the wholesale and retail GROCERY BUSINESS.
A. the cid stand of " llson Bosher. corner Eth
aad Main SIS. and takes this occasion to return
thanks Tor the hhera! patronage bestowed on the
lste concern. and hopes. hs strict attention to
business. "a ucnt u continuance OF the same.
v. keen always on hand Il well Sc lected stock of
Fan..Y and Johlng Goods. to which most re-
speciil.s invite the attention of my friends and
tie ruhlis. CHAS. NJ. BOSHER
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yes terday that Hon. G.. q. Memminger, the
Commissioner from South Carolina, was 70
address the Legislature last night, was incor-
rect. II is probable that he will be invited BY
that body to address them ON some day during
next week 1900
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WM. 6. DANDRIDGE,
Dec 5lSt, 1859. FRANCIS b. HART.

On. On retiring from the GROCERY and COM
.'iSSiON BUSINESS, | return my grateful
u tAAs lo ny friends aud the public for the liberal
. tf' ol patfonasc bestowed on us, and take this
f'PwIIunin T., recommend my late partner, W. u.
:. aNpRlp DO +. To yoa, who will continue the bust
,rSs' d one worthy OF your confidence and sup
! FRANCIS B. HART.
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THE LATE JUDGE BooNE-Hon. William
r. Boone ] udge Of the L. s. District Court
for the Territory OF New Mexico, who died in
Philadelphia last Wednesday, was formerly IL
member OF the Pennsylvania Legislature, and
under the administration of President Fill
more was appointed commissioner to Nicara-
gna. He spent three years in the public SER
heightened and Jealous whig of the old
school: but on the dissolution of that party
joined the democrats, and in lS5S was appoint
ed by Mr.. Buchanan Judge of the L. s. Dis
trct Court OF New Mexico, the duties OF which
he discharged with ability.
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Commented dWork.--Lahorers were employed
on Thursday in digging the foundntion for
the new Trinity Church, ON the North eide Of
Broad, at its intersection with 2Orh. The large
contractors the greater part Of the winter
months
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Dcnih ChWssd from Jog.--We understand that
old resident OF this city, after long litigation
in the courts, succeeded, u few days since, in
recovering 81, 100 from u debtor, which so elated
him that on its reception he was seized with
apoplexy and died in less than "a day. Joy
can kill as well AS grief 1t is related that the
doorkeeper of the Old Congress, on hearing Of
the surrender Of CORVALLIS, at Yorktown, fell
dead i'll q paroxysm Of delight atSthe mention
OF that circumstance. .,f
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT FROM WEARING iiooPED
SKIRTs.--On Friday week daughter of Mr.
l.. h. Barr, residing near Hagsrstown Md. was
frlghtfully burnt whilst washing near fire
IN an clubhouse. The young lady had her back
to the fire, and having on an extension skirt
the latter came in contact with the flames as
she leaned over or pressed against the tub in
which she was doing her work. She was in
simultaneously enveloped in flames, and though
thrown down and rolled in the snow by her
mother, the fire was not extinguishsd until
the flesh was burned 10 a crisp. She was still
living on Tuesday, but her recovery is doubt
fui
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Rsligions-Rev. VIM. 4. Smith, Prseident Of
Randolph Macon College, is expected 70 preach
at Centenary Church, tomorrow night, att
O'Clock.
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MONUMENT ro TaoxAs BENroN.-The Mis-
souri, State Legislature have recently unan-
imously passed i bill appr ropriating Ss,5oa for
mouunaent 10 the late Colonel Benton. II Is
generally supposed that the appropriation
will be in aid Of tps project relative to tho
same subjects, which has been In contemplA-
tion among Mr.. BentOn's personal and polit-
ical friends in st. Louis ever sinca his deccase
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FERNANDO WooD AT CHARLksroN.--It il
stared that Mayor Wood. of New York, will 80
10 Charleston 70 attend the Democratic ny
iiopai G,aseniian, witli q large haay uf ysarta.
zams IL addition 10 has aeses ites, eH!~cl;si
steamer provided by George Law.
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7ytas.rs sTrsre.-Yesterday evening colored
man, In repairing = tenement owned by Mr..
John Priddy, ON asth street, had occasion 10
pull UP the hearth. under which, in an old
Iron pot he found $t75, IN gold aud silver
Ine money was afterwards clximed and taken
away from him by the occupant of the house.
named Lucy, owned BY Mr.. Robert Radford.
and employed AS q salesman In market 81
Ms.Siater. The hader ofthe Treasure, snraxed
WHs.nson. who proceeded 70 the house and
its legitimate owner :
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THE Annr or YlRalNIA.-There ARE alrea.

THE Army OF FVlRGlNIA.--There are already
in the county Of Augusta no less than nine vol
unteer companies, es,fullyequippedan and organized;
and fvs other companies are being organized.
In kauquier there are three companies Of cav :
airy, two Of which were on duty at Charles
town. The county Of Aibemarle has three
companies Of infantry aud one troop Of horss.
In Spotsylsania there are Two rifle com panies.
one Of artillery and a troop Of horse.
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Hoop Skirts for the !adies--an indispensable
article of apparel-are TO be manufactured In
this city, by Mrs. Strider, who has taken rooms
on Pearl street. between Main aud Cary. Our
lady readers, who are true steel to tho
South, will be gratifled to hear of this factory,
and give the proprietreks their cordial sup-
!.
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DISSOLUTIONS. &c.

.>t<~OLI T1ON. - The concern Of b. r.
UsNITll h co. is this day dissolved l,y mutual
IN nnseitled business will he attended 10 hv b.
SNITu. v no is anthori zed to oficste In settling
- he business of the ccncern.
~ '''' BIT SMITH,
lunar, list 1850. WIN. J. PARROTT.
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MRS. RoBINsoN.-The editor Of THE Central
independent was at Sing Sing recently where
dcress." She turned her face to the wall. Ms
usual-for she imagines that every stranger
intends to 'conjure her"--that is, put charm
or spell upon her by some magnetic power
She steals salt aud pepper from the table, and
carries the charm in her pocket as a preventa-
tive, throwing it upon suspected persons.
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The Melting advertised for Sunday afternoon
a DR. Reads church, will doubtless be Al iu-
teres,ing one. The Sunday School work al
ways brings out the sympathy of those who
rightly consider its impol tance. The mission
aries of the Sunday School Union are doing
great work thro oughout the country, which will
make its mark upon the men and women Of
the coming generation.
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nI~SoIt THO N.-The CO partnership of
J Wsl KE ( co. Was dissolved on the 3lst utt.,
:, t,,tsi,nn The busness of the firm will tie set
,lst@r hy l. II. " ,LkE. as he wall continue the
,.hot'rkX AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at
,ee aid .taad. No. Is, Main street.
"e /. II. wALKE.
A. SIMS
in 10-2w
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I "EAT BARGAINS:
Al,r. IF APPLIED FOR SOON.!

tr"EAT BARGAINS:
IF APPLIED FOR SOON.!
coeoaa' a' sc iot OF fine ivory. Bone. Ebony, Horn,
l0gxSs sho q " god Handle TABLE KNIVES and
f@ihs' cARVEkg, &c.
vii m re,sIed dss,s ye4s ssa saaas e heuses
py al &C., IN want viii do well to call soon. Ap
mo Z-tsI 4. Is. COOKS, 70 Main ST.
| BaNrEhiNiyORY, HARD-WOODAN AND
AASrFEa 10, 81 n MBR ELLA, PARAsOL and CANE
IfifsTTpp ppfpD q, iBAGATEILE, POOL and ROU-
te,ns; uInak Ihnhkl.s CHECKS in new and fancy pst-
aad say y.'iaLjtA ELjtA and PARAfOL HANDLES,
cred and =. - HI AS and PAKAs0I.S rc-eoy-
il~dshaiIsd BY y. A. REIcHMAN,
or,,,n.'' 18th street, near Main.
NE hcB. YORK RIVER r. X. co.,
J lny'tes AtLs addressed 10 the 1nds ri sned are
'Ae. d. i.f ba.iding ia visgIGia nre Passenger
tns au ,n. % %anlT dimension and finish ~ tis. Que
d~A /, man. TiiOs. X. SHARP.
sDv't0
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Having purchased Mr.. WM. j. PARR0Tr'S
,.~n,t N the late concern oi u. T SMITH & Co.
~nntinue e. do tslSlHess ~ the o'd stand, and
- the PATRONAGE of M, friends and the public
: ',.sT, ia iSA b. T. SMITH
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\olttE.-LOrIS c. GILLESPIE is this day
aimitied partner IN my busines, under the
FL e and hrm OF JA0. G. SHAFER co.
JNO. 6. SHAFER,
Richmond. Jan. 2 1860 ia 3-lm
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arrested for Horse S,entiag.--TwO diminuti
white boys, brothers, by the name Of Richard
and Thos J. Bethel, the oldest not nnmber-
ing more than thirteen summers, were arrest
ed yesterday evening and conveyed to the
cage by Mr.. Frederick kelI OH the charge Of
stealing 4 horse from him worth &l5a, which
they had unsuccessfully attempted to sell to
various persons. The little shavcrs will 10
before the Mayor this morning to offer an ex-
for their rather erratic conduct in the
premises alluded to.
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NE NAVE THIS DAY associated ou

II n " THIS DAY ass0clated ourselves
" toeether under the ST. le OF LYLE FOSTER 4
20, ier the purpose al CONDUCTING a general COM
MISSION, GROCERY and LIQUOR BUSINESS.
~ NJ IS Cary sTect. doors below lith street. and
irs9e'itnay solicit c0nslgnments of Merchandise,
Manufactured and Leaf Tobacco, Flour. Grain, &c.
LYLE FOSTER,
JOHN r. STEGER,
Late with Elicit i Dfewry)
Richmond, Jan. %, 1850 ia 3-lm
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Game ParSon.-During the late disturb
ances at Harper's Ferry, and when the militia
throughout the State were ready to q man to
shoulder their muskets and march to the field
Of battle. the commander of q volunteer corps
in the eastern part Of the State, whose patri-
otism is only equalled by his piety-for he 10
minister Of the GOspel-ofered the services
Of his command to the Governor, and a. an
lnducement to insure his acceptance, proposed
to pay all expenses to get to the field and bach,
and while on duty, out Of his own pocket.
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LIEUT.. GEO. w. MAY, tho died in New York
atew days ago, was formerly Il soldier in Capt
Martin Scotts company, Fifth Infantry. He
distinguished himself at The battles Of PaIo
Alto, Resaca de la Palma the taking of Mon
terey, siege OF Vera Cruz aud battle of Cerro
Gordo, aud after the last conflict was promo
ted for his gallaniry to a lleutenantcy in
Worth's Division. He afterwards served as 4
fllibus ter with Gen. Walker, and died victim
TO the diseases contracted during his arduous
campaigns.
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ia Withdrawing from the frm Of B. T SMITH
- take pleasure In recommending Mr.. b. +.
SVfTn sS deserving 10 bc ltheraii, eneourag.d;
WN J. PARROTT.
..>..l.ns, lie Va. Jan. lSt. lSio. la l3-2t'
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Bail Rsfassd.--ln the matter Of Geo. FraEck
on yesterday before Judge Meredith, Of the
Circuit Court, the prisoner being an applicant
for bail, the case was settled by the refusal Of
the Judge to grant the petition Of the prison
er's counsel, NJ. johnson, Esq. Franck had
been sent ON by the Hastings Court for the al
legged crime Of receiving stolen coffee Of q
be submitted to one Of the Judges Of the So.
preme Court Of Appeals for a writ Of habeas
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SICKLE-IsM.-Th great tragedy at Washing
ton last season has been imta ted many times
since The trial Of he party cuSrd Of the death
Of Mr.. Key, but we have now to record the
deed of copyisi. who, in shooting his victim
atChicago, described the affair in which he
had been engaged in Il laconism that conveys
the whole story without the necessity of re-
sorting TO details. August Williams shot
man named kaufholtzs. and, rushing into the
station house of the police, Is ked to be arres ted
say ing, Il is n Sicktes case Williams found
letter dropped bT KaufholtZs, that lmplca-
ted the constancy of the formers wife. lie
Went home and confronted her. She made a
full confession. lie armed himself, went to-
ward his victim, placed Il pistol at his side.
and fired. 1t is supposed the man will die
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tn. Fnneray of Mr.. Charles F. Mcdowell
took place yesterday afternoon from his moth
The very sudden death Of Mr.. McD, on We'd
nesday morning led some to suppose that he
had been poisoned, and on Thursday the Coro-
nel determined upon post mortsm exAmina-
tion; but after making necessary inquiries and
satisfying himself that there was no cause for
1t. permitted the body to be buried by its
friends. That the deceased came 10 his death
from natural causes, there seems now to be no
doubt. eh +1
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)RnN 4 Mex LELAND.
I .TAnF NTtrD q,

RICHMOND. VA.
We, the undersigned. have tins da, entered into
. cN Vat'ufrsdip ior the purpose III conducting a
t'Gtnl COM MISSION and FOR WARpING BU-
: Nt$S. nader the name and style ol BROWN d
Moo ELLANb. They 2I gave their strict per-
f"r5 e''"Huur ia the sale Of TOBACCO. WHEAT
% RNDI Ck generally, ana to the purchase of
te5' zrTs and Nerchgndlze Office next door to
peanc. Hots"n James. on BASIN Bank.
IA 4
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AiN>nII Ti0> The concern OF WILSON
II BO>HfR r IS THIS dtS dis solved by mutual CON
sent lAe name ui the flrni VIII he used by either
partner in winding up the business otthe concern.
JnHN J. W WII,S0N.
tHAS. NJ. BDSHER
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THE TyEF.-The following is Il summary of
last Tuesday sporton the Ten Brock Course
Savannah. Georgia;
Era Rocs-SweepstaSes.m Lille heats, club purse
Of ) 100 and stakes:
/. II. G. Catlrey s b. c. Nes Taylor by I'M
ported Sovereign, dam Odd Stocking.
hH tuoIn z
?. L. y. w. boswell $ ch. C. ExcheQuer,
by Revenue. dam Nina. by Boston .
Tme-1:5S l:55.
Second hnre-}ockey Club Purse 500:
Nicholas |. having competition, Salioped around
the course and took the purse.
Tint hace-Sadd!e Tor three year aIds.
GeorsIa raised:
l. X; ISpanldlns's b. +. by Chester, dam
Saliic ..... .....................
2. Mr. Bradsford's ch c. by Entaw Shark 5 2
3. John s. Bryan's ch. G. 10y Chester - 3
Time 2:.,, 2:5i,,
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{ Co-PARINER>IrlpN NOTICE haze 1n,s

l-.ua} ua} SSSuciated with myself in business ns
fTtD,ihTr, v VI BODEKER. and viii continue the
r. , NJ APoTHkCARY BUSINESS. at the
n, y 20 10 lain street. under the sty lie of A.
Il H.. IN T. II GO. have also allowed Mr.. W Vi.
ti i 'a r. VINO has been several years in my en-
n,e anu 10 AY"Fahls known TO MY customers.
ir,sst1'h is1 ~ 'he points al the concern. To my old
rhus and the public for their past liberal and
III 'h lhuel patronage. return my most CRATE
,,iaAAs lie new concern Glli endeavor, by
., ','eii,"n u business, liberal terms, and an
M ldlink spiut, TO merit a continuation of
y 'flne e ItF9ts. A. BODEkER.
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JOHN J. WILSON.

4 'D-rAktN EK K>iiii'.-The subscribers have
\ tl'. dag inrMed co partnership for tine l,ur-
I.se ut caro- lnI ZEN tkAL COMM ISSI0N
II >iNESS IN the city If Richmond. and have
taken the office on Shnckoe Slip. latei, occupied 10y
= ;. SssiCEi.. They hope, by personal attention to
rls.r~ss q, merit the patrnntEe Of their friends
and t.e p4Al.c 1ehe rally. A. :. SAMUEL,
j. J. WILSON.
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The subscriber. IN retinns from the Grocery
tIs takes ths method a. returning his sincere
taauks his old friends for their liberal patronage
GHHs the pasr eieiit eears, and most cordially re
c4mmsnds t0 their confidence the new firm of JOHN
+ SAT NNERS co. / can be found at the old
sand. where all persons having claims against me
v . present them ioT pa1 ment. and those indebted
g. are VIII make payment with as Ittie delay us
possible. Il. W. SAUNDERS.
IA Sd Scwlm
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t1i>>OLt TlON OF CD.PARTNERSMIP.
~ ~ me hrin oi CAMBRIDGE K HART is this
way va essai'ed. r. Il. HART retiring from the busi-
- t.fheT partner is authorized to use the name
H the lfm n settling up.
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ttnrd. - take this opportunity of returning my
sutefe tH9Hhs Ia IN, old friends aud Patrons fer
tVIft"u ~ tIe anne To the new concern.
-It -N!MN rMa!l A. ). SA W. Ell.
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MORE FRUITS OF THE IEREpREssIBLE Con
FLicr.-The Petersburg Express Of yes terday,
says:
"A number of young Women-some eight or
ten-arrlred iii this city, yesterday morning,
from New York, and dividing into parties of
in search Of employment. They were some of
the victims Of abolilioniSm-poor women de-
pending solely upon the work Of their hands
for bread-whose lips, perhaps, never uttered
a word against any section of their country,
and whose hearts never cherished Il thou gh
except for the welfare and love OF all This is
painful commentary, and is written as with
fire upon the tracks of Northern tanaticism.
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- iAe 60 partnership heretofore existing be-
tWtfL AbNER 9. MOORE + ard ANN EO. WEISI-
''t H. $ tins day dissolved by mutual consent. All
ii debts, property, accounts. kc, ,otevery descrp
i'1 haye teen, 10y deed, assigned to us for the
heteht of creditors. as therein named
=. persons indebted Ia the concern are invited
n come forward imme tlatei, and pay up, ir-
dl.,ence WI! he granted All persons having
claims a.Ainst the concern viii present them to us
iul pay nient. BtkFbRT X FRIEND,
Ass.snees and trustees for Moore Weisiser,
.13-2w Manchester, Va.
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u,nEr>pERstGNKD. having purchased o

| D. ". SAUNDERS his stock OF Groceries.
.. .H rsrrv on the GROCERY AND COM MISSION
Rf-SINfSS - the wrll-kupwn stand. occupied for
the. ,.,>t tiaAt years bs d. ". Saunders. NJ $40
groqt street, under the name and sly lie Of JOHN
+ SAUNDERS CO, where they will keep con
s,arti, pn hand wei selected stock oi GRO
CrRItH which they VIII sell by wholesale or re
t4H iir cash, or, to punctusi customers. on the
uSaa. tame saod terms AS any establish
men, II the cIt They hope, hs strict atten-
i.ou - business. 20 merit continuance OF the
patronage literally bestowed an the late con
fsrH uf D. ". Saunders. and the public GENERALLY.
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NAvY-TARD MATTEEs.--Wc understand
that seventeen ship carpenters were taken i'll
the naNy-yird this morning. Our conclusion
l. that this increase OF force l. made prcpara-
tory to docking the Boston built sloup-cf-Nar
NarrasaHsejt, which vessel, unless care sad
ly disappointed, VIII require the expenditure
of considerable labor and mechanical iugenul-
~ before she responds 10 the wishes of the
government. However, our mechanics are
just The nicn for the task.
We also learn, that In a few days the work
necessary for the launch OF the new steamer
Richmond will be completed. If SO, it is natu-
raj 10 infer that only Il short time can eiapse
before this noble gun boat Will be afloat in
her natural clement Pow NAlontA yfanScrtpt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-14

Application 70, BnH RetuScd.-The Judge Of
the Circuit Court, Hon. John A. Meredith. ON
yesterday, after a long and patient exaini0a-
ZION Of witnesses and hearing arguments Of
counsel. refused the application Of bail in the
case of Robert Reid, proprietor Of the vetan-
vey, near the the New Market, ON the 3pth Of
December. Messrs. VIM. H. Lyons and Thos.
p. August appeared for Reid. and Mr. Taze-
rendered till near O'Clock last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-14

uhdefsgned have this day formed a Co
kFEn ZIP under the style of MlLLSPACGH &
BKGKg / ui Lpi The purpose of conducting the SHIP
Ir,, N y, thAbE BuSiN ESs, and respectfnliy so
ZIG patronage of their friends and ,hs publ
A. MILLSPAuGH.
JAMES q. READ
A'ehmond, Jan i, 1850. Jain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-14

They reier 10 Messrs. Johnson. Younger 4 Otey,
!. h fer.usnn, r. n Co. Dr.. J. Grattan Cabeli.
ot Richmond: Hon. T. :. Fiournoy, Rev. Jno.
A. Sc'i:; q" Halifax county; VIM. a. Miller and
ket aad 7. $. rutwller. of RockbEdse county;
Nfh" ta'sl and +. NJ. Caheil Of Nelson: Judge
j. !. Thompson. Augusta county; Jno. Thompson,
Jtr AHhers' county. la7-1m