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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

Maa Tsap.-One of the most dangerous
places, at night, that we know Of is 18th street,
at its intersection with the dock. Scarcely n
week passes that one or more persons do not
take . sudden and unexpected dive at this
point. and it sometimes happens that they
drown before assistance can reach them. On
Sunday night last, two young gen tlelnen, when
near Messrs. Davenport i Co.'S store, on Cary
street, heard cries for help proceeding from
the dock. and, hasteni0 down to ascertain the
cause. discovered a negro fellow in the water,
struggling to get out. They soon released him
from his perilOus position, aud ssut him on
his way reioicicing At his escape The boy
said he was employed ON a vessel in the dock
that he had been up in the city, and ON has way
back the clouds of dust 80 completely blinded
him that he walked into the water without
being aware OF whers he was going
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

4 Good o. d.r.--The Mayor, yesterday morn.
ing, gave orders 70 the police to arrest the
gangs Of boys that nightly lounge around the
theatre. TO the annoyance OF the managers A.
well as Of the visitors to that place Of am U Sc.
ment. He said he was satisfied that most Of
the young rogues about the ely commence
their operations At thar place--and that they
should not be permitted to cQngreHate about
the street corners to concoct mischief and bs.
come corrupt. II the order given is strictly
carried out, the station houses may be filled
with boys every Night during the theatrical
season, fOr scores Of them gather there every
evening through the week.
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ss Ensgrnttt's Superior Extracts. for favor.
CR eS.IMsiTAKps, PIES, BLANC NANCE, ICE
pe,.a Sass. JELLfhs, SAUCES, Ac., &C., lpre-
scTeeen'ra,ed) '-e '"'' S""''''' '
sad attention Of Confectioners. Hotel Keepers
laaea Es,ss.is Es.pectiuiiy invited 10 the above
asya, e Tracts The, have all the freshness and
Irssa ~ the delicate fruits from which they are
Sod w =, . and are less expensive. .Try fhsM;;,
!, ",insrON and W. i. WARfNG. and ut retail
: aeeh generally, fo Hj-3Ms
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THE GREATEST DUEL ON RkCORD.-An old
Mississippian furnishes the following to the
Woodyille (Miss.) Republican:
The famous duel in which forty or more
gen tlemen were engaged, in 1e2s, Is still re-
membered in Natchez. Col. jim Bowie, the
famous fighter and inventor OF the knife which
bears his name, used to spend great deal of
his time in Natchez. He was challenged by
gentleman OF Alexandria, La, whose friends
to the rumber Of twenty or more, accompanied
him to Natchez 10 see fair play, knowing
Bowie was 4 desperate man, and had his own
friends about him. All parties went upon
the field. The com bat tants took their places in
the centre, separated from their friends in the
rear. or enough not TO endanger them with
their balls. Behold the battle array thus -
Twenty armed Louisianians fifty yards BE-
hind their champion aud his seconds aud sur
ycou and opposite them, AS far behind Bowie
and his seconds and surgeon, twenty armed
Mississippians. Behold the heights OF Natchez
ihrouged with spec tators, and y steamer in
the river rounded to. its decks black with pas
ssngers, watching with deep interest the
scene. The plan OF fight was to exchange shots
twice with pistols, aud " close with knives,
Rnwie being armed with his own terrible
weauon. At the first fire both parties escaped
A. the second the Louisianian was too quick
and took ad dvhntake OF Bowie, who waitsd the
word. At this Bowie's second crlfd "foul
play y and shot the Louisianian dead. The
sscond Of the latter instantly killed the slayer
Of his principal. Bowie drove his knife into
this man. The surgeons NOW crossed blades,
while With lend battle cries, cane on the two
narties of friends, the light Of battle in their
sves In y moment the whole Aumber were
IN nxed In d fearless conflict. Dirks, pistols
ana euiyes were used with fatal effect 1ntii
one marty drove the other from the deld.
a. not know how many were killed and
,vonndall An al, hat is WAS dreadful slangb-s
tsr.' Royrio foueha like . Hen, bat 1eil covered
svviths svounds. Foe tnonth9 AZ ki4u4geA ~ tAp'
Mansion Aense hsaRks e Ia 49, q asss,sfs q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

II. Gas, 0sS, Gas...We have the lapaest
and best AssoItment Of GAS CHANDELIER,
BRACKETS, PENDANTS, TO-, 10 8 fOun1 in
tho city, which We are determined TO selI at the
very lowest prices aud eAorse (0v psetiaG tAeWs
NP.l All persons IN want. Will please GALL and az
anime our stock. STEBBiNS PULLEN,
aD2-3t COSaeS eeh and ASO0d sta
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Seeking a Sif.--Wiiliam button atlas john.
son, dilapidated specimen Of a country stroll.
Ter, appeared before the Mayor yesterday to
answer the charge "f getting drunk ON Sunday
last and taking nap in \ doorway Billy,
when called to sight. plead guilty to the charge,
but offered AZ an excuse that he had only reach
ed the city the day before Ia search Ut work,
and meeting with . freud 'ssmiledn n Ssw times
and then fell. Promising u pull up stakes
aud travel, he was permitted 10 retire.
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Rstiue;ng Pny.-From the first Of April to
the first of October, the privates in the city
Night Watch receive but 81 50 per night for
their services-a sum ntirely too small for the
labors they have to perform, and the risks to
health and life they are required TO take. Du-
ring the winter months these men get -; and
if that pay was given to them the year round,
they might live quite comfortably upon it, and
raise and educate their children in respec ta-
bility. These men are all compelled by ordi.
nance to reside within the city, and every
member of the Council ought to know that So
per day will afford but very poor living even
for a small family, at the price Of rents and
provisions in Richmond. If 80, then, barely
pay expenses. how can these men get along
and keep out Of debt when Si5 per month are
taken from their incomes! When the new
Council is organized, we hope some member
will move an amendment to the ordinance
making the pay Of the watchmen 81 per night
the year round and if they fiud it necessary
to curtail salaries anywhere, commence on
such officers as receive large pay and perform
little work Police positions are responsible
and dangerous, and those who NIL them well
ought to receive at least enough pay TO live
upOO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

VISITORS AT CHARLESTON Among the
strangers at present solourning in Charleston,
5. g., are Douglas E. JerrOld, a son of the Eng.
lish wit and author; Rev. DIR. Nehemiah
Adams, of Boston, author OF "a South. Side
View Of Slavery" Rev. DIR. Biagden, pastor OF
the Old Sout Church, Boa ton; and Rev. Card
ner Spring, pastor of the Brick Church, New
York
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bfevslsn Colds, HOaPseness, &c.-The
u. ss,snss ,ss Of the above nts d this season
lsw sssaect aect Ok bringing out host Of prOlessedly
many ~ sss a and while some few may bs good.
s1ssat % the lest eSSrss to pursue
yse ou, san your family physician,. or otherwise
= oysd sitS a. :, remedies = long pahiic sxyeTisnos
.aAiShItE c0MPoTND ciy NsD'iSYiiRsGiiP isYRGP oF GUN
~ sm,n a., originally the favorte yreseripti0n Of
i.a, ssd,s'Sy.. say y.'e,sn il .eoa became popular
;as''Sssd IN . enjoy xrouins rsen.sticn icr fHS
ssAss,n. ysars ia nj regent cases 4 Stts like
as cousha' a1e ,n CHRONIC casss, BToaclutis. H0ep-
s; ..s.%s !. o.t E si iiiS ss.s III.
soastsI. .shss Winssoa. Hcsds L Baker. A.
s4t asa sis:szS :. = cents pe! h0tt. eeAin en- ole
e~aanefs. Nd. n l-1ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

Fxhsisg.--A hit OF row occurred near
Gary ani 18th streets last Sunday afternoon
aud ofilcer Blankenship coming up soon after
found Timothy Riley, one Of the beliigerenfs,
armed with q brick bat and boiling over with
tight. Tim was advised to retire, aud did SO,
but soon after jumped upon the pavement,
''muss" in a lawiess manner. whereupon he
was taken BY the collar and soon caiaboosed.
Yesterday morning Tim appearsd before the
Mayor, and had to give hail for his good BE-
bayiOr
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Life Insurunce.-
MUTUAL BENEFlT COMPANY.
Capital January lst, 1850 , 6S.1nn ~ =
Dividends paid the insured. ........ 3l8 So q
Dlvidend January lst. 1850, = Per cent
Fifty per cent ofthe annaai Dremlum on Doli-
cies for term 81 ife, loaned the insured Is per
cent, II he wishes. a. - Ii.t..I - !
, Endowment and other policies issued On fayora.
N. Office $50 Main street.
apS-6t KNOWLES l. WALFOlh
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ma 1Dsurance-LIFE and FIRE, II The nv-
est rates charged by ye.poHsi1ie cOmpaniss.
For ALL KINDS Of Insurance., upon liberal
tsyms. call at the GeSeraL I4sxraNre Oees, On
Pesrl street. next door to T.. b. Eack0, opposite
ma The BEST, COMPANIES represented, and
an IOsses promptly paid.
OgylcE aoUks-Daily from . tn ], and fsom In
6o'clOck. e. 4. BRlCkEN,
ap3-lW General lnsurane0 AGENT.
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B.afA Of q Cssissn.--Mr. II. Z. Tuttlp, for
years past the sasreette and popalAr ageat Of
ers, died IN this city yesterday oornise, after
q long aud painful illness. The Masoaio IRA
ternity of which Mr. +. was 4 member viii
iurn 0ut to- morrow u escort his remains "
their last resting piACP. &s ~ as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

SLAYER PICKEp pP AT SEA-A full. .rigged
brig, with all sail set and no one ON board, was
quite recently fallen in with near Double Head
Shot Key, by an English light house schooner.
aud taken into Nassau. A cargo OF slaves had
evidently been landed but short time previ.
ously, and the vessel then turned adrift.-Asy
Vest Key of the Guif. 2ifh Hit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

WAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY IN GKRMANY.-
The ed OF February was celebrated in Caris-
ruhe, Grand Duchy Of Baden, BY the American n
students at the College tis.e. The States were
represented by one from Sou'h Carolina, one
from New York, two from Illinois, one from
pennsylvania, one from Louisiana, one from
Texas, and one from Alabama
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-03

SUFFERERS,
BROKEN. DOWN AND DEbiLITATEp PRO
FESSiONAL MEN,
Va I ,G5 s hsyn fa soRf afp
"s"A'' YOU ING 'VI66RAToR, 1 l. "''D i'
We otter Il to all classes--it may save valuable
lives We do not believe that any other remedy
has sueh mass q. testimony.
THE kEf: HfAs-HlA 5. !! lsAkHooKE, I
BALTIMORE. Feb. 9Th. 1860.
Tie use Of ,our" Hampton ,rincture" has been
srf5s sred' bitssiHg To me and my family. The
etscl has had on IN, throat disease has peen mar
~ Pastor Of the Eutaw NJ. f. Church.
AS AN iNViGORATOR.
AZ an invIg oraiof and restorative. whef gentle
simulant is wanted, We believe 1t superior to all
ihe Cordlas before the pnilic Az a careJor Dysprp
diseases ot the Stomach and Bowels. 1t has been
dt successful 20 the sing and married We ofer
the nost valuable rem edy. which thousands vii:
rEFENALEs AND CHlLDREN.-Thi TING
IuRL Will be found great medicine for all their
Gse2ses.
~ ;all and &c. Pamphlets and see cures;
o. cg9s E. ffsde[sksMssRsr s X f 'ss Now R5y%
M sA bs%s1s; bssaslse1st and % ts and s1cs
.ssvsfs every where. 81 per bottle; SIX bottles.
H. ap2-d&cwts
'aA The Great Virginia Remedy. and no
hresuG.-PETERe' TNFAlI.lBLE REMEDY
FOR GONNORRHGE AND ALL SECRET ID s.
kAsES.-This great American remedy. contain
10. MeTcurial or Balsamic properties, excels
eerthing heretofore offered the puplic, IN It's Gu
iAilye. restorative and renovating powers and
As medical world are astOnished when told that
The above remedy will cure the above Diseases and
eoaounded when they have ocular demonstra-
hOls Of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
lhrvn of the remedy for twenty odd years. has
.aosn Of a case OF twenty years standing to he
lss'oed to perfect health, and all other cases Of
shorter darasion To be restored, without Il single
Exception. ard therefore CHALLENGES any case OF
aoaorrhGa which the remedy will not cure. pro
Fded the directions are arrIcd ont with prude
o. he part of the patient; and any one purchasing
hsi dozen bottles. and using accordingly. IN his
vf her case. he guarantees q perfect cure; and IN
spe ot failure. will furnish additional medicine
ifee Of charge To complete the cure. through his
atehts and cure Will be effected without lnc0n-
'eaieuee "a the patient.
Sod b, ApPERSON h DUPUY, No. 2ol Broad
street and o. 0.A.STRECKER Main street, Drug
a.'t' agents for the city o! Richmond.
.4hG-dGn.'
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NAVAL ACADEMY.-The Naval Committee
OF the House OF Representatives visited the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md, on Satur-
day last, among the members being Mr. Bote-
Ter and Delarnette, Of Va. During the exhibi-
tlon OF heavy gun practice from the battery the
target, moored at abont ,2Co yards, was struck
several times by the 32-pounders, worked by
the pupils.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES

HOGSE DElIEGAIES
MONDAY MORNING, April I'd, 1860.
The House was called TO order at ~ O'Clock
A. Nj by Speaker CRUTCHFIELD.
A communication was read from the Senate,
announcing the passage Of q number of Senate
and House bills.
Balls Passed.-Incorportng the Palmyra
Boot, Shoe and Leather Manufactory amend
ing an act concerning the term Of Circuit
Courts; incorporating the Webster Woollen
Company, in the county Of Taylor; amending
Company, In Richmond city; Incorporating
the Harrison Manufacturing g Company, in the
county of Harrison; Incorporating the Point
Pleasant Manufacturing Association author
ixing the voters of the town of Romney 10
elect Mayor and Aldermen; Incorporating
the Howardsville Manufacturing Company
authorizing The sale Of Delinquent lands in
the city and county Of Norfolk amending an
ginia; increasing the salery Of the Clerk Of the
Banking department; incorporating the Fails
burg Woollen, Cotton and Iron Manuiac-
turing Company, in buckingham county :;
for the relief OF William Skeen, Common.
weal,hs Attorney for Allegheny county; for
the relief OF the securities 0f the late sheriff
of Hardy county; transferring 2,5oU OF the
State subscription in the Meehanicsburg and
Wy,heyilie turnpike Company to the Ra.
leigh and Grayson Turnpike COMPANY; re-
leasing q fine imposed on Patrick keaG by the
Husliugs Court OF Richmond city; changing
the pay of the Public Guard at Richmond:
late Sheriff Of Stafford county.
Laid on fAe TabLe.-Mr. SMITH, Of Amherst
offered resolution providing for the euter,
tainment Of the eldest SOC Of the q ueea uf
Great Britain. should he visit the Uuitsi
States. II was laid on the table.
Assessment Of Lasds.-The bill authorizing
the appointment Of u com nmissioner to assess
certain lands In the county Of Norfolk. WAS
called up by Messrs. MARTIN aud wars. and
the uss ton being taken on the passage III rhs
hin. II WAS decided in the Affirmative
On motion, the Chair was vacated till A..
O'Clock. l So
The Houee was called to order at 7 O'Clock
hv SNEAKER CRuTeHvI4LD.
Mr.. HAYxoND offered the following resolu-
tion:
Ksso.rsd, That the thanks ofth House are due.
and ATE hereby tendered, TO their 1psaker, CieTk.
md ether adiuea Tor tie Aide and eOuFtsous man
1eT in vh.ch they have dischsrssd their ssysral
Ths rssolntioa was unasimously adopted.
II slGrsa salAxapan sa&pasd 4. seasolsaton 10 the
el{ecf tRnt ~ Ha3ss9yaGt wsaEeu ready
u 6JS0ufS sise de, which having 65ea khopi.
ed. Mr.. HAYMOHD was req Hs6ted o i1}orm he
Senate Of TIE pasuaee OF the aa1se.
& Mr.. DUOxwALL oasved fAs following jots {
d 1ssssses, yAaA j ~ o.!s.as ~ N 6spsssl A.
sembay, M Oovyx1s, eseleeg et44 xs6f 20
as ssa|3l 4 :lsIs az .s. s - 70 e. =.
eeatveoe0e. ~ b 'e's =
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Bile sSoeiesy.-Ws are inlDrmed thst tha
Rev. DR.. Forsyth. delegate from TIE Ameeican
Bible Society. has arrived IN the city, aud 0ilI
address the Anniversary of IL Virxfata Dihis
Society. II Dr. HOgss OAurch, Ms eve1ins.
Addresses will ais0 b s3paiverpd - Nevs
Esssrs Pstsrkin ard Ai.eAsll o9 oss own
city. .s..asss--g - "-"'~"'
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THE HUNGARIAN.-The London News SAYS
that the cargo OF the lost steamer Hungarian
WAS valued at Sl,OOO ,Uno, principally Man.
chester goods. They were insured Ut Eioyds
to the extent OF ti5O,OOU sterling, or $75O,O0O.
The vessel was insured for tio,OOO sterIinx.-
She was valued 1T G5O,OGu.
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Poisonous usEs.--The Leipsjc Common
Council has under heavy penalties interdicted
the sale Of cotton goods for ball dresses OF "a
green color, they being dyed with Schveen.
furts green, which is arseniate Of copperas.
and deadly poison.
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FATAL SHoT.-One Of the grenades fired
from tle city of Vera Cruz Oh the 18th, at
Miramon's principal battery, killed eleven
men. Gen. Robles was there ~ the time, and
escaped by miracle. - : -
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SYMPATHY WITH THE POPE.-The Giornale
di Roma Of February 25th says:

di Roma Of February 25th, says:
Within the last few weeks various add ress-
es from Germany have been presented to the
Holy Father, in the name of the Catholics of
that country. Among those sent from Ba-
varla, the address from the archdiocese of Mu-
nlcb has 10000 signatures that from the diO-
cese Of Wurzburg 81, 400 from the diocese Of
Passau 35,Ul0, and from the diocese Of Spire
10000 The address from the archdiocese of
Cologne was signed by 165,OOO and that from
Breslau by 10000. The Bishop Of Culm, in
Eastern Prussia, has also sent two volumes
Ofsignatures
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Resignsd.-Mr. ID. s. Delaplane, the Flour
inspector Of this city, has resigned his once,
and the position 10 now vacant. The Cover
nor will probably MI it in the course OF ten
days. The late inspection Law has rendered tt
much less desirable than heretofore
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PoLIrIcs IN ALABAMA.-It is proposed to
hold Il State Convention la Alabama, conn posed
of the old line Wings, Americans, and all 9TH
ers opposed to the Kepu biican and Democratis
parties, ON the 23d day OF May next.
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EkTRIrIED BODY.-In exhuming come bo-
dies at n family graveyard near Crawtords.
willie, 5. C., lately, the body Of = woman, buried
some twelve or more years, was found a us,.
fifaction, with each article of dress perfect.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Fire.
RUrHRR GLEN, Caroline co., Va,
l1 Z

April I'd, 1850.
On Saturday last, the house, kitchen and
everything therein. of VIM. b. Blunt, near
here, were consumed by fire-he being in
hanover county at work, his wife in Rich.
mond-ieaving him. wife, four small children
and An aged father. destitute Of shelter. wear
ing apparel, or provisions of any kind.
i. s.
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sCpLLgsE BCKSr.-The Methodist Female
College at Lagrange. Ga, was destroyed bY
fire on the 18th Wit, The building cost xsO, ,OtU,
and was one Of the finest in Georgia
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Fire.-A few minutes past O'Clock, yestsr.
day evening, small building near the Dan
fire and burned TO the ground. The stosV.ehed
Gu the South, owned by Mr.. Green, also took
nre and was destroyed. Custell0's house was
iired BY his little child. three years old, Who
no other injury. Oustello's loss about e3OO-
Mr.. Green's loss about the same.
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StsaIisS.-Margarst Wilson, q fire. neayess.
was punished by order Of the Mayor, yesterday
morning, for stealing an axe from Caxssndra
whom she was arrested The olicor f6nnd
the helv@ under the prisoners bed, and the
axe in her bosom.
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The Inauguration Of the Clay Statue, in this
city, on the 18th inst, promises to be most
interesting occasion. All classes Of our citi.
zens, without distinction of party, will join in
honors to the memory Of the great statesman,
and thousands of strangers will no doubt as
semble here to join in the pageant and to wit
ness the ceremonies. We understand that the
military of Virginia, and of other States, will
attend in large numbers, and that scores OF
distinguished men from all parts of the Union
are expected to be present. After the ceremO.
nes Of inauguration and the address of b.
Johnson Barbour. Esq, dinner is proposed
to be given to the distinguished guests. To
enable the city military to make a handsome
display, many of Our largest mercantile houses
have determined to close doors that day,
and we think it more than likely that the sus-
pension of business will be general. "A grand
illumination has been suggested that night, as
the finale to the occasion.
Military companies from other places in
tending to visit this city Oh the 18th inst. to
participate in the ceremonies of inaugurating
the Clay statue, should make the necessary ar
rangement for quarters before leaving home.
The volunteers Of Richmond will do all in
their power to add to the comfort and pleasure
of their military brethren, but it will not be
possible for them to provide for AL who may
wish to participate in the ceremonies of the
daY,
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Gesns Il EHsd.-Old Boreas cut queer capsrs
in the streets yesterday. very much 70 the An.
noyance OF every one who had business ont of
doors. Not content with slamming windows
and tearing down signs, eyes and mouths were
crammed with dust, and hats were saatehed
OF aud hurled along the high ways to the an
nOya:ce OF their owners. Rain 10 very much
needed both in town and country
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In a Fir.-A Powhatan free neGpa. knovn a.
Anderson Jackson, fell into the hands Of the
Mayor yesterday, and, after being well
sprouted, was locked up for refusing 70 leave
the city. Jackson has served one term In the
chain gang, and may be reelected for another
before the week is ended
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Meas,t.-The bill for this evening 10 very
attractive, and will probably ensure . large
audience TO the talen ted young ladies who are
now playing their FIRST engagement on the
boards Of the MAfshall. They are said 70 b