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Correspe0doncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Three LegisiasHvts-FngimtA Families, &c.
sssassssassssve@s. CYxcyxrArr January "a, -se0e.

The Three Legisiassvss-Fusi~'a Families, SC.
|pssassassssasss CyxcrxrArr.s January n. .seee.
The Legislatures Of Kentucky and Tonnes
Aee. who lately snegat Louisville to celebrate
the compieiion sof the Louisville and Nash
Wills Railroad, In response to an invitation,
passcd through this city this morning. on their
WAY to Colum bus, where they will have a jol-
LITIGATION with the Ohio Legislature, and the
three Legislatures will visit this city. where
great preparations are making for grand
fuss In the mean time, that malignant aboli-
tion concern, the Cincinnati Gazette, cannot
repress its snaers at the "Union saving" dis.
play, is the Republicans call it. Our open
hearted kentuckans and Tennesseeanx Will be
Toasted and toasted to glorious extent, ana
there " i'll be more by pocrisy in one day IMAM
some countries witness in 3 thousand ears
When the guns fired this morning Tor the re-
ception Of achivaIric and cre(tulous SET OF gen.
tlemen, a kentucky wag, in answer 10 ques-
tjon Of what the guns were hrlng loF, sa!u tne
Kentucky and Tennessee Legislatures nao gone
to Ohio to recover the fugitive slaves from
those States, and that the Onioans WERE nIAns
upon them to prevent their landing. Howev-
err, such raids into Ohio are q very kind return
for the John Brown raid into virginia, ana IL
is better that wine should ftow than Dioou.-
The members Will he enlivened by having
Helpers book and John Browns Lie oAeIeu
them for sale by the newsooys, ana by having
such frst.ra.e notices as the cincinnati VA
zette and the Commercial give Soutne[h men.
There are several es timabie Virginia families
living here and they keep up the old, warm
hearted hospitality OF their nau'e Iahu,
G cd bless her II any man wants TO APP
preciate Virginia. let him travel once IN d
While in the free States. He will come back 10
her as q man in q snow DRIFT would 10 WtIAA
fire. IA.
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CONNODORE STOCKTON ON THE UNION.-In
reply 10 inquiries from prominent citizens of
Princeton, Com. Stockton has given his views
as to the dangers which threaten the Republic.
His idea of Union meeting is that it ought
TO he some which should be constituted as
to speak subs tantial words of fraternity and
| encouragement To the South, and which should
say that the Fugitive Slave Law is right, and
should be executed; which should say that
Southern men may lawfully take their slaves
into the Territories, and that the decisions of
the Supreme Court must aud shall be consid-
cred the supreme law of the land If a d-
vision of the Union Is TO occur, the Commo-
Gore would have the lines of separat ton draw
along the Hudson and the Lakes, rather than
the Potomac and the Ohio. lie has no doubt
that in such an event the n or hwestern State.
would unite with New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
and the South. He says: " / will stand by
them because they are right / stand by them,
because they have the Constitu ton and the la w
on fneir side,
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mA Rocks Good Samaritan.
RHEUMATISM.

Ri EU MA lSN
The subscriber would present to MS friends 1nd
the public generally preparation OF MS own d's
coyery. and thou. h not medical man VET hs
remedy for RHEU MATlSM, SPKAlNS; STIFF
NESS. &C. will prove ITSELF on tTial to be all mat
those who have tried It say it IS.
He deems it unnecessary to adduce more than
one certificate. THOUGH in the short TN OIL lIs Use
he has received a number from the most reiiaple
parties VINO are residents of Richmond and Its
RICHMOND. Jan. 9TH. 1850
Mr. RocK-Dear Sir: Before used ore bottle OF
your Rheumatic Linment, called the GOOD S6-
MARIAN. was unable to attend to my BUSINESS
and feel bound in justice; to certify t" the iSct.
with the hope that Will make 1t pu Oilc. that
others with similar affections may have t!e DE nens
of INV experience. It gives mo great pie ssu,e 10
saw by the use of the above remedy am able To
attend to MY usual business as vigorously as ever
Yours very respectfully, IL w. UAhhE1 l.
The above invaluable preparation is for safe by
Mii,iSPATGH & JOHNSTON. Main street. few
doors below the Old Market. and by, all the princi-
pal Druggists Of the city and suburbs.
pRICE-Fj Fly CENTS per bottle.
rA In all cases of failure. after fair trial, the
purchase money will he refunded ~
ia 3o-st WASHINGTON l.. ROCK.
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INDEMNITY FOR Loss OF SLAvEs.-In the
Pennsylvania Senate, a few days ago, there
presented memorial, signed John II.
Wheeler 4 citizen of North Carolina, praying
indemnity, by the passage of an act, for the
loss of services and value of his three slaves
one of whom was his body seryant-stolen or
spirited away, by a citizen Of Pfnnsyiyania,
in Philadelphia, on his way through Penn
syivania westward, for the purpose Of en-
barking for Nicaragua, to which government
he had been accredited as minister from that
of the United States. The complainant esti-
mates his loss at about $500. The citizen OF
Pennsylvania above alluded TO is generally
supposed to be Passmore Williamson, whose
name figured SO conspicuously in the news
napers of Pennsylvania about the period re-
farred to.
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GREAT BILLIARD MATCH.-With reference
to the great billiard tournament, Wilkes New
York Spirit says:
"JohE G. Roberts, of Liverpool, the English
billiard champion, and Ciaudius Berger, Of
Paris, the champion at the same game for
France will probably answer favorably iii re-
Iaton TO their proposed appearance at New
York in May, to contend against Pnelan, See
reiier, Tieman. Kavanaugh, and all the great
PLAYERS OF this country The proposition
which invites Berger and Roberts. is made by
two responsible gentlemen of New York:
The game will be the American four-ball ca
rom game-each player to play against all
and the nrizes. which will amount to $1,000
to be Distributed according TO order of merit,
and so arranged that each player will be bound
to win something except the last.
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- PgRsosAr.-Joseph Miller, Esq, F. K y: Of
London. bus who has recep!s become reside NJ Of
cfsSed splendid estate. nsrive in This city short
time ago and put up at The Atlantic Hotel, beipg
en- route for the South WHITTIER he IN traysilns FOR
the benefit OF bis heaith. He eit here on SatnTuaJ
morning the Seatoard RaIlroad Tor Cni ,ios.cn
and wo take the liberty tn commend him To tie
kind regards OF the polished and hospitae,s s"ne
OF that city. agentesnan OF i1ters stnH it 81
some thirty Eve wears Mr.. Miler was most las ora
Bis known throu. bout England and on the Ccnt,h
an. in connection with extensive CONTRACTS lo' ste
construction Of iron steamers steam enslhes, anu
machinery for other works and ranked among tis
mos. entfc and eminent machinists OF AIS DAY
Norfolk Herald.
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Sheriff of P3cuuotanI<

county. n. c., is in this city, on his way to
Richmond to present 4 memorial to the I4egs-
Iatnre of Virginia, asking for an amendment
Of Our Inspection Law to prevent the escape
law as those of Virginia. The memorial is
endorsed by many of our citizens, and what
it asks for being perfectly reasonable and just,
we cannot doubt that it will be favorably en- :
tertained by the Legislature. The only ques-
ton is, Whe Their the ends of the law would not
be better served by subjecting az vessels TO
search-and yet, again, it seems hard that
is certain: the principle of the tax for search
ing vessels from North Carolina is turning OF
no small amount of trade from Virginia.
Norfolk Herald.
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SHOCKING AFFAIR.-Thc High Point Re-
porter gives the following account of an affair
which occurred recently in Rockingham coun-
ty, N. c.:
A man by the name of Williams, Justice
of the Peace and a member OF the Special Court
of Rockingham, had seduced young lady,
whose name our in formant had forgotten, I'M
der promise of marriage. In order to avoid
the fluff Iment of The promise he. determined. 1t
is supposed, to murder her. The girl was
missing, and no inquiry led to any intellI-
gence conceSning her, until recently ner con-
was found in Haw river, near Williams,
which fact, coupled with other circumstances,
created the suspicion that Williams had made
way with her The river was dragged, but
the body was not found. Subsequently, a
plant bed, which Williams had burned for the
purpose of sowing tObaneo seeds, was search
ed. and among the ashes was found the rings
and necklace clasp that were known to have
belonged to the girl, partially melted, and also
some substance pronounced to be part OF a
human body. Upon these discoveries Will
liams was arrested, and is now in Jail.
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pA- Miss CaRoLTNE RIcHlyGs.-This accom-
p!lshed young lady. and also her father. Mr. PETER
RlcHINGs. have been photog raphed in beautiful
MINnIs 2I7 Main street. These Hkenesses are
both truthful and life like, and OF themselves bear
annie testimony to the well earned fame o the
above named establishment for nnely executed
work. ~
"a To PuBLlC SPEAhERs, and others who make
free use of the vocal organs From Rsr +. n;
Ch1pIs D. D.. Ner YORK. g Browns Bronchial
Troches.' - consider your LOzeHges an excel
lent article for their purposes. and recommend
their use to public speakers"
il 25-63tTTS swift
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SAD Casa woman, calling herself Ann
Banker, arrived at the house of Mr.. Zen jam in
Brugh, in Botetourt county, Va, last Tues
day, bearing in her arms a dead infant! She
said that she stayed the previous night in an
clubhouse, where her child died and at a
Coroner inquest subseq uently held in Fin
castle, a verdict was found in accordance with
this statement. The unfortunate woman said
she had lived for the last two years near Char
lottesyille where her husband died, and she
was endeavoring TO reach Seneca county, n.
Y. to find her friends.
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THE MEXICAN TREATY.-A Washington dis
patch says there is no prospect who tever that
the recent treaty ratified by the Juarez Gov
eminent with Mr. McLane, will be ratified by
the United States Senate.
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ma IL YOU are troubled with bad eyesight and
w,sh to procure an accurate and conioTtaDle
rACLEs, correctly suited by Nj. J. FRAskLiN Il 20,
l4s Nam street. Tie hardness ana semssnscns
form and exactiess of grndns, contribute TO cor
rect that alteration of sphercity so common 20
cheap eyesssses and 80 injurious 70 TUG f up.so
or one Of those wonderful Stereoscopes.5 on hno
also the inest collection at the ONCE OIL ING Opti-
clans and You don't need to SEM Ioi theso n'-
ticiex tn the Sea shore cities.
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SHOCKING EFFECTS OF SKATING.-A Young
lady who INDUCED in an afternoons exercise
on skates on Jamaica Pond during the very
cold snap, very impr udently had her skate
straps frightened as 70 prevent any circuia-
ton of the blood in the feet below the ankles.
The consequ ence was that upon taking them
Oft to return home, her feet were both found
TO be frozen. Although every effort was made
by phys icians TO restore them TO q normal
state one of them was SO badly frost-bitten AZ
to render amputation necessary to prevent
modification ensuing. The young lady is IA
resident of the South part of the city is about
10 years of age, and her mistortnneis fit very
keenly by herself and friends Boston H,rutd.
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AN ABoLITIoNIsT DRIVEN OUT OF NEW
JERsEY-The Trenton American says that on
the DIST inst. an aboitionist named Coates at
tempted 10 delivers an abolition lecture in Had
doDfield, Camden county, and advertised his
intention by handbiIls on The same day. A
large number of citizens coilec ted at the place
of meeting and interrupted his harangue by
hootings, yells, and Kisses; and upon his per-
sisting TO be heard. they took hold Of him and
threatened him with Il coat of tar and feathers.
After offering him a number Of indignities he
consented TO leave, promising never to re-
Iurn
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u. :. TnKAsuRY.-The receipts into the
United States Treasury. the past week.
amounted 10 81 600. mostly on account OF
customs. OF this amount, New York con
trlbuted $S5u,00O. About Ss,OiH,OlG are now In
the Treasury, subject to draft.
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NEW NICARAGUA RoUTE.-It is stated that
Commander Bedford PIN. OF her Majesty's
shin Gorgon, has Obtained from the King of the
Muse uitOes a 'eoncession' for Il new route to
the Pacific via Lake Nicaragua, together with
the title to the "whole water 'front.'" and the
ownership of several bays on the Atlanti
aide, all of which he proposes to sell out to the
highest bidder The Atlantic terminus is at
Monkey Point about 90 miles north of Grey
town; thence railroad to be made to tie lake,
where it will strike the old Nicaragua route
and follow that to the Pacific.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a Four very fine valuable Pictures are
TO be sold at Mr.. j.. E. COOKS auction ROOM
THIS DAY, Both inst. ia 3o-H
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MR.. SMITH, OF N. C.-Hon. VIM. N. II.
Smith, who was supported by the Americans
and Democrats for Speaker, on Friday last, is
not a Democrat, as has been stated, but ar Old
line Wing of the Clay and Webster school,
He never joined the Know n thing party.
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| MINNxsorA.-Goy Ramsey. ia his message.
estimates the present population of that State
~ leo0o0, and reports the assessed value of the
property NJ over $4,000. The populat ton has.
On the average, doubled once in two years,
and the wealth has increased even more ra,
! Didly
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HARVARD CoLLEGR.-pfofessor FELTON, has
been elected President Of Harvard COLLEGE, At
Cambridge. Mass, in place Of Rev. Jas. Walk
r., resigned. 49,
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~. By patronizng REEs' extensive Photograph
and Ambrntype Gallery, no carlcatu'es VIII DO
forced on YOU. Talented artists at each branch.
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| CoMPLIMENTARY.--Am movement is on foot
| in New York city to tender public dinner to
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas and Hon. Roger A.
/ Pryor
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~ BY patronizing REEFS Steam Photograph
and Alnbroty pc Gallery, you get the luil value o.
YOUR money,
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IA. ArREEs' extensive Gallery no person is al
low. to take picture unless satisfactory In every
respect. Price from % cts. to SIS.
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HoAIcIpEs.--The Clayton (Aia.) Banner
learns by aprivate letter from Tuscaloosa that
young man named Peter Martin, q son OF The
late ex- Governor Martin shot aud killed man
named Massey, a few days ago. in that city
MArtin had not been arres ted at last accounts.
Henry Drennen killed a man by the name OF
ago. &. fired upon Drennon aud missed him,
when ID. drew pistol and shotshim through.
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p FINANCIAL. CONDITIDN OF
60 THE RICHMOND BUILDING FUND
COMPANY, on 3lsT DECEMBER, 1859:
Money on hand . ......-...... 344 Of
Due the Association ............ 727 81
2T shares redeemed. with ........... 20 81 SIS
347 shares purchased and cancelled with % 357 70
10 shares still unreceemed, worth. ..... l.164 90
Cash vaue of each share. ............. 10 -
Liabilities Nothing.
No property Cirasd by the Association but its
books and seal.
CITY RICHMOND. WIT:
This day. Joseph p. Jones. President, and B.
Minor. Secetary of the Richmond Building Fund
COMPANY, before me- Notary for SAID city, made
oath said city that the foregoing statement of
the condition OF said comnany is correct to the
best OF their know edge and belief.
Given under my hand. this 2sh dav of January,
A. ID. 1850. VIM. Is. NEWMAN, ~ z.
ia 30-lt
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THE UNDERGROUND RA1LRoAD.-A CORES

THE UNDERGROUND RAILRoAD.-A cores
pendent of the Baltimore Sun writes from
Berrysille, Clarke county, Va, as follows:
report reached here the other day from
the most reliable source, that slave "a map)
belonging to Il. M. T. Hunter, Senator from
Virginia, was kidnapped and conveyed in the
underground railroad 10 Canada. Strange as
it may seem, the kidEapper was Northern
lady. a member of distinguished family
there. The name of this lady and the whole
story will be made public in a few days. An
old college mate of Mr.. Hunter. a Resident of
this place. wrote him yesterday the full partic-
ulars OF the extraordinary affair
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UNDERGROUND RAILRoAD.--TEe New York
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger
writes. Jan. q, as follows:
Some excitement WAS occasioned on the
North river wharyes this morning in conse-
quence of the discovery of a fugitive negro on
board the steamer Potomac, just arrived from
Alexandria. Sanbo, it seems had slowed
away beneath some tobacco hogsheads in the
lower holds, and as soon AS the hatchway was
opened he jumped out aud made of: lie is
now in charge Of the u Il. K. folks, who will
take care that nobody will carry him back to
sold Virginny."
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e soUnt0snleH RsLArIoas.-It IL stated that
The cOs6ition Of our foreign relations il less
critical pt present tAan At any previous time
for soDss years, and require less labor ON the
aDsstef ~ Department Of State. Our Central
I A0esleaA dtlDealtss with England are about
= = Aaally ssttlsd. upon the basis Of our own
.eeeeeencsica Of ~ Clayton.Baiwer treaty
wi0 ~ etAAf gcsssnmsnts, sxcsp. that oi
. - his parry at the Mexican cap.
= ~ Nesee - aaisaA,e footing.
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FIRE IN CAMBRIDGE, MAss.-A fire in East
Cambridge last Wednesday night destroyed
the Sewing Machine factory Of George Seeley,
with its contents, on which the loss is 81 ,0t0,
and the insurance s 5uC; the coffin warehouse
of Mr.. Lockhart--loss s., 500, insured for ST.
SEQ; aud the stable and counting room of VIM.
IL. Howland-loss S5,GUy; Insured. large
quantity of lumber il The yards Of w. c. How
land and Flint ~ Tufts was destroyed. The
total loss on buildings, lumber, &c, is $4,000.
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NJ EW BOOKS.
NEW BOORs!.
~, Superior TO Mchlet's Love. soc.
FivWn b,,aoai, De hhAcY; or, qnieksands and
LISA or, The MesmeTist's Victim. By Lady
Cavendisb 6Oc
APPI.ETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE, for Fcbruary
JOS. WELLER. No. l2i Broad at.
ia Will nsxt door to Pizzini's Confectionery
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GREAT FIRE AT HOUSTON, TExAs.-A dis
as,rous fire occurred in Houston, Texas, on
the 18th inst, completely destroying the cotton
press of Mr. T. W. WLitmarsh, ISIS bales of
cotton, i50 hhds. sugar, 10 carriages and other
property, involving loss of $4,000. Very
little insurance.
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SERVANTS rOp 49,

TOR SALE To X ENAJy Np,r,,-,.
L AXouns. likely CHAMBERMAin. .h,M0ND.
STRESS genteeily raised, and VIII +. s .a, SEAM.
daily at noon, TIL sold q. W rWW, mmy ohFos
General Agent. Office a.,s.k
Ja ELS between 9Th and ~ saas
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no 1T. Nicholas Saloon.

EA- At. NiChOIas S;sIC0N-
MAIN NEAR EXCHANGE BANK
The St Nicholas Saloon. second to no other
tablIshment in the State, is constantly snpplied
with the Choicest FRENCH and AMERIG;,H,N ~
sold hy WHOLESALE or RETAIL on the most
satisfactory terms. COUNTRY MI RCH ANTS
are invited to examine the large and well selected
stock which is being constantly added to, before
parIies and families supplied with CAKES,
CREAMS and JELLIES. of every description.
OYSTERS and COFFEE. GAM f and other
REFRESHMENTS served IN the best style, In the
rear sal on. and at the shortest notice ,-,,n>-,
ia 25-3t a. ANIONI.
~ Browns BrOnciii ia! Trochrs--Fcr
Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Cough his: Colds. &C.; tor
sale by FISHER < WINSTON,
Wholesale Agents.
ia2e-3t* No. 125 I'll ain st.
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~ The Confessions and Experience of u
ICTlM.-Designed for the benefit and rs warn
ing and a caution 70 Young men who suffer from
NERVOUS DEBILITY, PRE- NATURE DECAY,
&c. rs z consequence OF earfy errors supplying,
a. the same time, the MEANS OF SELF-CURE.
By a sufferer from the above cause and from med
zeal imposition and quackery.
Single copies mailed free on receiving postpaid
envelope, bearins the address OF the applicant -
Address NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR, Esa., Bed
ford, Kings county, N. y. de 2--3taw2m(2p)
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'S~Ga co COUNTY.-By the advice Of my
friends and III accoTdauce with my own wishes.
announce myself candidate for the office Of
SHERIFF OF HENKICO COUNTY ard solicit
your surfaces at the State election in May next.
Asa guarantee for the faithful performance OF
the duties Of the office. refer tn ali who know
me ioI the manner in which those duties llav been
performed during the past three ,ears that have
acted as Gcput. for the present Sheriff
Respectfully. your fellow citizen.
ia 21-lmN GEO. D. FLEASANTS.
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copp,s r sI6E5;rf 8 /! ! Two TH fRIEDY;
tho Dime Hotel, q Main s,sssf-snts nov opsn !.
re bss RON or priyass doors Gsni:snases sJsu.f
a rsto r nss n'nS"sns gre rsspseisy"
has had several years expssienns" IN cha'r. W.
sen ~. TO Instruct ne art II desired H.,
A ssTgNlklIING TO ALL.-MA0.. We, .N
tho city. sh 80" vas bsi" x..s
tn. events OF hfe-evsn yoar very ,h sals to;sis
t Snny t'as. you are married snse ass
d. marrsse. s are h 70 10 married csns sa b,
her magic power. no gentleman a .Su,.sads WI
EpD,Ss nara.nx House 18th or Goye,r sa, Mn
DoIveons"a' an ana Franklin streets no s'ss..
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BEQUEsT.-The foreign papers state that the
London. amongst other munifcent charitable
requests, left E5,oUu sterling SO the poor
QuakeIs in England, Ireland, Scotland and
Wales, to be distributed by the approval of
the mon thly meeting of the Quahers' Meeting
in Bishopgate street, London" aud similar
amount 'to the sons OF poor Quakers, 10 APP
prem ,ice them to various trades, With consent
of the mon hly meeting
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fss---~->c TFtE SHERfFFALTX OF HEN
G>Ea RICO COUNTY.--I hereby announce
myself candidate for the above Office. Should il
he the pleasure of the waters 70 elect me. shall
ba grateful and will use every exerton to
discharge the duties thereof faithfully add Impair
italy. ia 30-lmh JACOB S. ATLEE.
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ExTHNsIyx ENT KRP RIsE.--The Bristol Ten.
neseee) News states that responsible drovers
OF Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky, have
set on foot project for establishing at that
place an extensive pork-packing establish.
| ment on the joint stock principle. 1t will re-
quire capital Of S30o.0O0 to begin with.