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

RENTS IN NEW YoRK.-Speaking Of Genin's
rents reminds us Of the item of rental for GER
tam new marble stores now being finished on
broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
These shops are barely twenty feet wide and
hundred deep. The rent is Sl2,UJo apiece.
Somebody else will fail in that quarter pre-.
sently, or we are mistaken. The fact is that
Broadway landlords are an nnscrupnlou aud
nnconscionable set of harnies. They will
break all the firms in New York, il the said
nrrns continue to be absurd enough to stick to
Sroadway.-DaHy Ners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-03

TIE B"ehtsys Last Night.-The Buckleys
make their last appearance in Richmond to.
night, as they play in Philadelphia Monday
night. The entertainment tonight includes
the burlesque on the opera OF "Cinderella. or
the Little Glass Slipper
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-03

DISTRESSING DEATH FROM MHYDROpHODrA-
Inc Davenport Gazette chronicles a most dis.
aressing instance Of death from hydrophobia.
rs occurring IN Hickory Grove Township
Iowa. A Miss Carhart was bitten nv a ra hii
dog IN November last, but exhibited no symp-
toms OF the malady until last week when she
com mplalned OF pain in her back, and general
liloisposition; Showing her dog wound to
one OF her school companions. last week she
said 1t was painful, and the sore looked in
named. Her commissions were from a few mo-
ments TO over one hour in durat ton, and she
was sensible between them. During these
spasms she clutched at everything violantIy
cnewed Il napkin, and appeared more frantic
bE the appearance of her own saliva on the
napkin. AT times she shrieked fearfnllv. VET
uio not appear sensible. II was horrd spec
tacle On Monday evening an haIfn,st Ave-
o'clock, she quietly died, about nine weeks af-
ter the biting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-03

TOTHE VOTERS OF HENRlCO
49, COUNTY i am a candidate for the Of
6ce of COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE
for tho UPPER DISTRICT OF HENRICO CO..
ton in MAY next Should !, Ss s"Sr rieasups to
elect me, pledge m, self to discharge the duties
fe7-TuSStiA GT W. CARTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-03

CONGRESSIONAL AMUsEMENTs.-The Wash
lngton correspondent OF the Cincinnati Ga
zette says that member Of Congress from one
OF the Northwestern States, who the other
$3.50, went in the evening to gambling hell,
Here he drank, and as he drank he played
"Luck' was against him, and when the grey
dawn stole through the windows, his 81 $40
had gone into the man Of the "tiger." He was
so DRINK, too, that he could be got home only
by stratagem. He was made to believe that
he bad been challenged, and was led away %
prepare FOR the meeting at Bladensburg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-03

SFr,ng CoNtng.-Some crocusses and a beau
tifui Persian ir,s, grown at the residence of
Dr. Merriwether, near this city, and laid on our
table yesterday, reminded us that spring is
here. Its baimy breezes made yesterday one
OF the most delightful days Of the season
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-03

Receiring and Sfeaking.-Thomas. a slave
was convicted before the Mayor Yesterday. OF
stealing provisions from Robert Reid; and
Lucy. slave to Mrs. Muse, was convicted of
receiving the stolen articles, knowing them TO
be stolen. Both were ordered the lash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-03

The Young Guard, under the comma nd Of Capt.
John S Rady, is in a more prosperous condi-
ton at this time than for years past, and has
a greater amount of funds on hand than at
any previous period since its organization in
upon its roll, and each member seems deter
mined 10 make the organization what it really
was in lS51--the pride of the city. We regret
TO learn that the Board of Officers of the First
Regiment have found 1t necessary 10 refuse to
repeal the resolution requiring all companies
joining the regiment TO adopt the grey uni
form; for by that decision the Young Guards
application for admission has been reiec ted as
The members were no, willing to incur the ex-
pense of a new uniform and To cast aside their
present dress. The refusal. however, will no
doubt infnse new lie into the corps, and make
the mem bers more active and attentive 10 duty
than they have ever been before Let them
perseyere on their own hook, and they may
yet regain all that the Young Guard has ever
lost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-03

A NOVEL EERDIcT.-A rather curious case
was decided last week in Urbana Ohio The
pialntih Jane Brush, alleged that she was the
wife OF one Reed Brush, an incorporate man.
and that the defendant, Peter Lawson, though
cogniZant of the habits Of her husband. sold
MIN pint OF whiskey on the 29th of pril last.
IN violation OF law, with which he became in
toxlcated, and in his drunken fury chopped on
the left foot Of the plaintiff. In compensation
for this she asked damages in the sum of 500
ooo Ihe defendant denied the heailegations and
introduced testimony to subStantiate his de.
nlals. and further offered TO prove the inlmor.
al character OF the plaintiff; but the court de-
cided that evidence on the latter point was in
admissible. The jury gave verdict Of 3, ,OCO
damages
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-03

Beating ChiH.-Jeremiah Downs was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday to answer
the charge of assaulting and heating The child
Of Mary Downs. The accusation was made
good by an eyewitness to the affair, and Jerry
was held to bail for his future good behavior
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~ SfGf'oa- House Reports.-For the month of
rroruafy i;st the registers show the arriyalat
the station-houses of I72 sujourners-6i of
whom were white 70 slaves. and 81 free me-
SreeS. In the lirst station -house there We're
~ whites, ~ free negroes and Go slaves In fh.
second station house there were l6 whites. 13
free negroes, and 10 slaves
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Fesssls.-- During the month of February last
there arrived in the dock, with assorted car.
goes, New York, Boston, and Baltimore
packets. Within the month ll5 boats and yes.
sells entered the dock, and l66 cleared there.
from.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-03

Mrs. Smn'n.r Lincoln FairfsM.-Thi. lady.
Tue WIDOW OF the well-kGOWn American poet
VINO Is nobiy striving to maintain her family
by the sale OF the works of her late husband
is in this city. Among other books Mrs r. has
a work consisting of tales from the pens of her
accomplished daughters, Gere>ieve and Ger
trude
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Ihr Curtis Peek was taken up on the Virgi
mia Railway, at Rockets shipyard, yesterday
morning. to undergo repairs. She is now
high and dry, but Will soon be ready 10 rc-
sumo her runs on the James River
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Serious Arcidsnt.-On Thursday night last
a negro fellow employed in the Rolling Mil
had one OK his feet caught in the rollers and
crushed in frightful manner He has been
taken TO the Medical College Infirmary for
proper surgical treatment.
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City Tex BH!.-The Council has passed the
ornnance published in the Dispatch last week.
concerning the City Taxes, only changing the
taxes on real estate from 81 on every Sl;m val.
ue 'nereof, to ninety cents on every 500.
Personal property is taxed at SO cents on the
= l0o, and money at 50 cents on every SiM,-
mus giving capital better field tor opera
ions than ii has enjoyed here for years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-03

The team SAW mill of Jas. Il. Cray ys, in
Halifax county, Va, was burnt on the aliIi
uI.. Loss 81, ,.Vv.
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Psyehotogy.-Dr. b. Brown Williams. the
original ctro-psychologst, has arrived in
.n.s cry, ana Will give an Introductory lee
tnre at Mechanics Institute Hail. on Mon dav
night next Dr. WIS experiments are moi
only highly amusing, but quite instructive
ana Will attract large and intelligent au.
dicnce. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-03

tsr'A,.'hs = "f'hs Of Art. and Portraits worth So.
,tef, .uo heepinS, are the Pho fOGRAPHS of
F.io,%ei ~ "il aud water colors, executed AT the
S.s e-f ~ ana fine Art gallery of u. W. MIN
Asf-at .'1iu street Small oa-uerreoty pes ard
sse: - pVh c'ped and enlarged Ia life size. If de-
ar. G"s " o9nied IN Oh coors. water colors, or
Pan piiiTnrttf tSoa; Z lgo, AMBROTYPES AMI
'!e Of tie arr. "A iio executed IN the highest
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NEWS FROM THn AFRICAN SQuADRON-An
arrival at Salen, brings adyi ices from the Afri-
can Squadron to Dec. 14th. Capt William NJ
Armstrong, OF the San Jaeinto, has been sue-
pended for disobedience OF orders and cent
home. Lieut.. Edward Donaldson and carpen. .
ter Dibble, OF the same ship, had been sent
home on account of i'll health Lieut. A, l..
Huges was in command of the San Jacinto
1t was expected that Ist Lieut.. c. s McDon.
ough, of the Constellation, would be assigned
to the command Of the Sumpter. Lieut. Riel
had been transferred from the Portsmouth to
the supply ship. Lieut.. Brown had been
transferred from the supply ship to the Ports
mouth. The Z. 5. steamer Mystic was getting
u under way at St Paul de Loando and would
proceed forthwith to st. Helena with requi.
sition from Commodore Inman upon Sir
Drummond Hay, Governor, for the captain,
officers and crew of the bark Orion, taken by
the British ship Pluto, with sss slaves on board
The Mystic was under the command Of Lieut..
LIE Roy. Fft 81 H
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CAssfer Boot asd Shoe Maintaining Compo,v.
AT NEE ting OF the subscribers Of the Boo,
and a Shoe Manufacturing Company, held at
Chester on the 2sth February. 1900 on mo.
tton, Mr.. Augustus H. Drewry was called to
the chair, aud Mr.. Edwin Williams was an.
pointed secretary. The subscription list was
men presented to the meeting and 20 shares Of
stock were Immediately taken. The President
was then requested 10 appoint 4 committee to
Solicit subscriptions to the stock Of the com.
Pany, ana TO report to an adjourned meeting
ana tne following named gentlemen were APP
pointed, viz: Jas. II. Cox, f.. w. Poindexter
JOS II. Cox, Walter &. Clarke Jas b. Jones
MIR. Blarton, w. ID. Pemberton and D. w
raul. A proposition was then introduced TO
reduce the minimum amount of stock to the
sum OF Slo.sUO. SO As to commence operations
30 soon as the latter sum shall have been ta-
Ken. The amount of stock now subscribed
ior amounts to about the sum of IS, 800
On motion OF Mr.. dos. f. Cox, 1t was re-.
solved that this meeting do now proceed to
express its preference for Mr.. A. H. Drewrv.
as the future President of the Com pany. which
was put to the meeting and unanimously car.
I,ea; T Inc meeting then adjourned to meet on
frioay, the 10th of March, at Chester During
the progress of the meeting Mr. w. d. Penn
nerton delivered 4 very able and forcible ad-
dress In relation to the objects and purposes of
.he company, and proved from well known
iac.s mat the investment was bound to nav
Wen, and to add largely to the prosperitv Of
me com munity. The selection of Mr. Drewry
LOT president is regarded by the community
~ wnicn ne lives, ard is so we'll know n, rs the
pest augury for the hopes and success of the
lie mas done more than any other man to in
uItte thls en- nterprisa-has ubscribed large
~ to the stock, and has largely influenced his |
ilelgh oors and friends to aid the work Pos. |
ressin fine Judgment, business habits, and !
an integrity and i'm of purpose of the high |
est character, and last, but not least a large |
fortune, he has nobly determined to devote |
Al TO the tur;herance of this enterprise in |
Wn'ch, as true Virginian and noble South |
Eon, ne feels SO deep an interest. The citizens |
- the county are coming to the help Of the |
enterprise; and more than that. offers are made |
10 {. pny All the shoes the company can make.-
NOW is the time for the South to make good |
&c! ri npast Oh commercial independence aud |
'his me lime to come forward with none,
,hu aio ms enterprise, which its friends have |
ie'eTnihed shall prove profitable The es.
:s auiisnnent OF The factory is now considered a |
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H. Hear,
EAR.
THE FEMALES


OF THE UNITED STATES
are es = class. proverhialh f,,bic and Rnhcnlfbg,
and xhtie may not hope Tor 8uy change for The
t...eg until there better understanding OF The
ispx ot health, We may. however, c"ngra'ntsie The
Community on tht introduction ot q remedy hich
bas proved Itself of great vaue IN relieving, and
atm ,attr. N, % srHsFaf and H,yr"HN dFttirfy o.
Iy6i4s-- We mean ~
UANPION'S VFGtTABLE TiNCTJRE.
l. : ihe great medicine for the sex.
Dr. Hampton saws 1t Is p great btessinE To them,
osftsrc H0f II dtstaSs 10 which they are SUBJECT
fArt g mil
The above eSfre~t, written by a medical man.
vl hs cnrF0lsnrated hy our test known citizens,
who have seen tie of cts Of tiis inctuTe on their
wives. daug htrrs An delicate chiluren: touA u.
Fbtusustisu, DN Nspepsla, Neufalsta. with runner
Gus o' hcT diseases, sre cured hy IT.
FEMALES AND CHiLDREN.-Thl TING
TURE Will be found a great medicine iof all theiI
diseases.
500 bs PURCELL, LApD & CO. Richmond
by pr. COOK +, Fredericks burg ~ al the Dug
gi.ts In Petersburg: by MORTIMER MO"
S. fe Z-d&cwts
~ Plancit's Bitirrs. This Celebrated
Tome has been used successfully Cor the last twelve
wears m cases of Indigestion, FlatuiencY. Gen
erai Debility. Nervousness. Sea Sickness. &C. C.
They create a healthy acton fnron hout the
h.is. restore the appetite. eQuallze the circul.-
create power of resistance tn disease rarely OBJ
PLANFTT'S BTTTERS
Are purely Feset bic md adanted 10 All gesard
Sr0N. and L> Grocers and Druggists generally.
{snn, No PA pe ri street y. \.
FISHER WINSTON, Druggists,
fe ll-3m No. l25 Main st. Richmond.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES

FRIDAY, March 9, 1850.
The House was called to order at II A. M nv
~ T[eSker Sf. ChtICHFiELD. Prayer by Rev. L.
w: SEELY. OF the Second Baptist Church
"A communication was read from the Senate
announcing the passage of number of hills
btH fePorted-The following bill was re-
ported VIZ: A bill to amend and re.enact the
An section OF an act passed March 18Th Io1n
entitled IAN act to pfescrlb be the mode n, alan,
ing trustees Tor the town of Pearls burg in tho
county OF Hiies, ana VestIng them with cor.
porate powers, and for other purposes
State CLAIMS on the GsnrraI Gorernu,,t Tho
report OF the special committee to whom W a :
referred so much of the Governors MESSAGE
rs relates to the subject Of Revolutionary and
o'uer cialns OF thls State upon the General
government, was called up for consideration
When Mr SEDDON moved that the third reso
luton (Which continued Thos. Green and
Jno. a. Parker agents of the Stale) be stricken
on., ana that me appointing of such agents be
conferred ON the Governor. The motion was
opposed by Mr.. HOPKINS who thought that
the present agents should be continual The
ayes and noes being called on the motion il
was lost-ayes 81, noes Sc
Mr.. SEDDON then moved to amerd Tho raso
luton OF the special committee by rednciro
me salary OF the agents. The motion last re-
ferred produced some considerable debate and
the ayes and noes being called, it was lost
Wherenpon the report and resolutions of the
committee We're adopted ayes ll5, noes q.
Bjt!S Poss.d.-The following bills were PASS
ed, viz: For the completion of the Scla wins
Cabin and Summcrville Turnpike Company:
retunding to John A. Smith, late sheriff of
Franklin county. a certain sum of money.
Harpsr's Ferry ErpenSes.- Mr.. DUCKwALL
having introduced Il resolution with a view 10
the appointment OF special committee for the
purpose OF making further provision for ex.
penses At Harpcrs Ferry. the SrEAKER named
the following as said committee viz: Messrs
DUCKwALL. GIBsoN OF Jefferson, ARNOLD,
BALL and WARP.
Soufh-S Side Railrogd.-The bill authorizing
the South Side Railroad 10 construct a branch
from Blacks and Whites to Roanoke River,
was called up, and after being explained, was
lut on its passagc but deteated-Ayes S.,
noes ST.
james Rirer ant kanorAa Canni.-The SUBJ
stitute heretofore reported for the bill amend
ing the charter of the James River and Kama
wha Canal Company, being on its passage
was advocated by Messrs. SEDDoN, ANDERSON
and MCKENZIE and opposed by Messrs. Tom
LIN and HAYMoND
The vote resulted az follows Ayes 81
noes 81
The hour Of 3 having arrived, the SPEAKER
vacated the chair and the House adjourned.
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Mr.. Strother, who married the dsush,sr
OF Mrs: General Gaines, has been DIVORCE
rom MS wife by the Kansas' Legislature on
taste. = ~-S~' ~"~
mas brought suit assinst Mr.. J. II. Pros.sr
O1 tne same place, for breach OF marriage con.
ssacL s,. IT, Mrs. Clapp assssses her damages 1t
Inc Rev. !. L. Burrows, Of the first Bar-
.n',' US. Onnrch. hicanond, has been unanimously
'lst Church. Brookiyn. New York.
The people OF Halifax county, Va, met ~
she Court HOuse On Monday las. aud passed .
reslution disapproving Of the movement Tor .
Southsra Con ference.
Kew. II. +. Green, editor OF the Chris:ian
1nisli,genceT, Episcopal, Raleigh, N. g., di~f
on the - th uit.
There ARE !ja.aD0 Catholics in Philadelphia,
Wno have - xhurvhe>.
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SAD DxArH.-CordeliaC Calkin, a ballet girl,
icine taken for an improper purpose. Charles
Young. her seducer, and DIR. H. w. Fowler,
who administered the medicine, have been ar
res ted.
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AN ACTRESS ALMOST HANGED WHILE Prp
FORMING ON THE STAGE.--By the Memphis pa-
pers we notice that Miss Jenny Stanley. who
IS playing win ter engagement at Memphis
had Il narrow escape from death from straue.
ling a few evenings ago. She was performing
the part of Cordeia, in King Lear. and in the
act in which she is supposed to be hanged. she
is brought In upon The stage by Lear with q
rope around her neck. During the scene the
rope became entangled, and when the curtain
dropped she was found to be so far strang.ed
as TO be insensibie, and it was some minutes
before she could De restored to conscious ness
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Hard Pcrty.-John Welsh was arraigned be-
fore the Mayor yesterday to answ wer the charge
Of assauiting and beating Williamson w.
Price, on "Wednesday evening last" After be.
ing sworn, Price stated that he lived next door
to Welsh-that on returning home he saw a
party OF children throwing bricks at his door,
and found that his chou Sekeeper'' was throw.
ing them back. He scoit,ed the little folks for
their conduct, and then went into his house
and took seat. After being there q short
time, Welsh came rushing in with a piece of
iron iii his hand, and begun 10 beat him over
the head cutting the scalp to the bone. Price
says he got loose rs soon as he could ran Off
and remained i'll the street until Welsh left
He then returned to his house, but had only
been there Il short time, when Daniel Keys
rushed in, attacked him and beat him. SO
much for the complaint The defence stated
that Prices wife knocked down with a brick
and seriously injured Welsh's child and tha,
Keys child was also hurt, and to avenge these
wrongs both Price and his housekeeper had
been beaten The investigation was adjourned
until to -day
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,xrowAKpsN 4 HAMMERxLEv.

N THE DAILY DISPATCH ,s served to sub
.cF,frrs 81 .ix. AorASIEk CrNrs PrR wxEK.
S.,shc tn the Garner weekly. sfics frr mailing,
,,,.-r rr S2.ao Tor slS months, N advance.
"a TRk stMI- WEEKLY DISPATCH ,stssued
-, FueS, ~ and Frida, a; a2Go, N advance.
,Ssev and mated to subsoT, bcrs at s per annum.
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Amfca1'y Adjustsd- John McDoroueh for
putting his fist in contact with Daniel KEYS,
eyes, was called before the Mayor yesterday.
Dan, with the greatest poiiteness Imaginable
informed his Honor that Jack and himself had
amicably adjusted their differences: and as no
body e.se was particularly interested in the
result OF the brnises which Dan wore the
warrant was dismissed at the cost Of the &C.
CuSsd
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Af@hfa-Ihe argument before the Court of
Appeals, on the l2,h street obstruction case
mas been concluded, but the Court has not vet
given Its decision. 1t will he remembered thu Z
Wnen Wessrs. Warwick & Barksdale took nos
session OF portion of lath street and fenced
IL IN, the Mayor summoned them before him
and fined them for obstructing public
ihoroughfare. The defendants then sued ont
writ OF prohibition, to prevent the Mayor
from collecting the fines, and the case was ar
gueu at length, and with great ability before
Judge Meredith, who decided in favor of the
CITY, and virtually against the right Of Messrs,
W. d b. to the street. From this decision an ap-
peal was taken to the Court Of Appeals.
II the decision Of Judge Meredith is sus tain
ed. the Mayor will have the right to fine the
parties for every day the obstruction contin-
ueS after that decision is rendered. If Judge
Meredith is reversed, we presume the City
Council viii proceed a once to have the pro-
perty condemned, and thus prt an end 70
lnrther litigation. The public, and es specially
the business houses l2th street south Of
Gary, have been seriously inconvenieuced and
annoyed by the obstruction in the street. and
Will be gratfied al any decision that NAV opan
the thoroughfare. If the claimants hayea
right to the property, they should be paid for
1t. II they have no right, the obstruction
should be removed immediately
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HEAVY ROBBEHY.-3oOO 900 Dol!ars, lvo,,b ~
DiGmondS Stolen.-Some month ago about
S}n,C00 worth of diamonds were seized on
board one of the Cunard steamers, by the T.
s. Marshal. as they We're being smuggled ashore
by two men. BY order of the Marshal the
property was stored in the Bonded Warehouse
No. II Broad street, kept by Messrs McIntire'
Bixby Il Co, and a few days ago. being want
ed, it could not be found. Suspicion immedi-
and search was made for him, but he could not
be found. Subsequently the police were led
to believe that he had sailed for England. He.
it appears, on Monday sold several carts
horses and other property which he owned
and which produced him a net income of aboui
So per day, aud since lha: time has no, been
Seen-N. y NewS
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q N Dyspepsia, the most annoying and
y. hs'ine atiiction known II society. can never
~, Iat,'agd agd the assaults of BAKERS PREMIUM
10 tRS' ior they lav hold upon the liver stir up
~ ., quicken The blood siren gthen The stomach.
% ,4s 8. he %astic lulces. and inYlsurate the mind
sj'uiIt tha' Il complete revolution is effect
y, =" .4e entire inner man. and all impurities are
,t. ~ expelled: Those who suffer should use
= = Y ht.rfs, and set relief.
-, y. sac Dy all Drug, lsta the city of Richmond
!, esistFhere ~ Virginia. Orders promptly filed
7. .aeu'easis h. BAKER. proprietor, Richmond,
ia 23-tS
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SUDDEN DEATH.-The Charleston Mercury
says that Capt. Adams, late Of The schooner
james Rose, died suddenly at sea on Monday
on board the schooner Hannah Martin IL
was a native Of Alexandria, Va.