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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-10

ExPLosIoS or 4 LocoAoriyE.--On Friday
last as the regular mail train on the Michigan
southern Railway was approaching Chicago,
III, the engine suddenly blew up with a ter
rinc report killing the fireman, Charles Stab,
engineer was very badly hurt.~T train was
running ~ the usuat rate OF speed and was
checked, according 10 the regulations Of the
road, Just before reaching the crossing. The
force of the explosion was such as 10 thro "
the engine, weighing twenty .thres tons, q dis
tance Of sot feet from ths spot whsrs the sx.
plosion took place.
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House burned Dopn-Loss of Life.-Tbe
alarm of fire about II O'Clock on "Wednesday
night, was caused by the burning of the dwell
house of Benjamin Thompson, free man
OF color, located near the head of Clay, on Sth
street. The fire had gotten good headway be-
fore its discovery. The rear part of the tene-
ment being of wood, the flames ragged with
great tierceness, burning up nearly all the in
terror of tho brick house and all the top. to
gether with most Of the furniture. A negro
woman named Eliza, owned by Stern New
man, traders, who was sick, and sleeping in
the rear OF the main building, was suffocated
by the smoke, and her body nearly burnt past
recognition before it was released. 1t is the
generally received opinion that the FIRE was
accidental.
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Stealing Noney.-The rather serious charge
of stealing, taking, and converting to his own
use the sum of $3.50 60 in bank notes and sill.
yer coin, and one galvanized watch, of the
value OF $50, was preferred by Tobias Pear
sail, keeper of the "Stsr Saloon" against a
man calling himself James Clendining. The
charge rested on the oath of Tobias fearsal
and others. The accused has resided here for
some years, and is said to be reputaby con.
nected, though his distinguishing personal
traits and habits of life ale unknown to us,
No evidence was given in before thu Mayor
yesterday, but his Honor deemed the matter O,
sufficient importance TO commit the accused
till next Tuesday, when the matter will be in
quired into. ....'
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Grocery Store Destroyed by Fire.-The
alarm OF fire at late hour Wednesday night
was caused by the burning of John Kearses
grocery, Ia brick tenement.) located near
Port Mayo, in Rockets old field. which was
totally consumed. together with its contents,
"a new stock of goods.) The inmates barely
| escaped with their lives, tho wife of the pro-
prietor getting severely scorched in her eff
forts at egress from the burning house. The
loss falls quite heavily on Mr.. r., who is re-
presented as worthy and industrious citi-
zen. 1t Is not known how the fire origina-
ted, but is believed to have been designedly
caused. Damage, mot insured. so far as we
could learn, )abOut 81 500. In the last two days
half dozen fires of a destructive character have
taken place in this city. All of them could
not have been the result of accident; we
therefore renew the suggestion that the Home
Guard perform patrol duty. 1t is the best "de-
iense' they are capable of making against a
lurking, insidious foe to the peace of Rich
mond.
2. S.-We learn, since the above was writ
ten, that the house was owned by Timothy
kearse. 1t was q two-story brick building,
insured for Sl,50O-stock for 81 900. The
bars in the window were found to have been
forced, when the house was probably fred
1t had been broken into and robbed twice
since Christmas.
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IHE FINR CROP IN FRANCE -rhs Echo de
Vesone says THE information w hich reaches
us from every part OF France represents the
aspect OF the country as most satisfactory-
me corn looks well, and the vines, about
which some alarm had been felt On account of
the late cold, have the most dourishing ap-
pearance In Champagne, Burgundy, duisnne,
Languedoc and Roussillou The season car.
tainly is not sufficiently advanced for any de-
cided opinion to be formed as to the next crop;
out 1t Is great thing 10 have already gone
safely through the month of March, a period
earth"
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TRAIN TAKrs Possrss1os or.-Yesterday

TRAIN TAKEN Possession OF.-Yesterday
morning one of the trains OF the Western
Maryland Railroad was taken possession of
by a party OF men who proceeded on it as far
as Wes stchester. Who they were or what was
their object was not ascertained, but they
Were going in to the country towards the Penn
sylvania line, though probably with an in
tended diversion towards Virginia. They had
with them engineer, who was prepared to
run the locomotive had the engineer of the
train declined to do so.-Baltinaore Susa, TAuTs-
d0g.
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x Qua COMMERCIAL MARIsE.--The news from
Havana shows the disastrous effect the war
Is already having on American shipping. Bri-
tis and other foreign fiags are getting all the
freight there worth having, while United
States bottouas are obliged 10 go q begging, be-
cause OF the fear of priyatAers.s While the
Morrill, tariff has about used up the Ireighting
business with Europe, the war puts sum
mary end to the country trade South, aud
cuts up the business with the West indies
~. y. Erpress. aNA #he5 sFs@ =
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"a AnrasI,IAL CEEgti.--F d 5

t~-sEg tHEoPLAsTIC AND VULCANITE
~ F-Fyta ! &0GEAS &c. ". JONES DEN
- sIsr. having h6 right Tor the above
-r 10 i.ea * Teeth, aad being s8tished of Us
.ais -sTeHeray over all other methods, cal
'..' ..2f4t4cs commend i 10 those desiring fall
....a. --l7 ~ teeth, and especl4-ly such r. may
-.-'-.- .A-a g th those 1hey ais Cow using
tr"si t-sYutlou Of the plate 10 the mouth.
..t .a~ -4gflfa @sfehy secured, enables him 10
..li .-" s! i4ole teeth gaith0tu dBsTs This me-
. -s .-S leeH adopted by IA ,se standing high
g.. .- 'te ffe-e>aiou, North and South, testlIno.
49,. ".-I Pc K}vel aud specimens exhibited to
'r N .rHlb@ "a s~g tE-m. sets OF Teeth, on gold
'-l 9tu-f psE}e, viii, Of course, ba made for
...-r Ff-'rrsas them. Fttiug, Cleansing, Ey.
'-..af. Jua ali o.ber operations gently and tho.
--tat performed Teeth extracted by ELEC-
-.'l J. of,r9ot yttta.
- HDca og Aaia strsst, opposite C0ripthian
i.-. ae i--lV
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RIfLgp CANsoY.-A Washing ton letter SAYS

1NIFITp NNNNUN'1A W fttSIItHe 1OIi Ie ttc1 Sstj
The Federal Government has not single
Rhode Island Artillery, and believe the Mas
sachusetts Artillery, are supplied wi tn James
bronze rifled cannon, which are commended
by our Ordnance Department as the most ef-.
fective of that species of ordnance known in
the world. 1t Is stated, too, that the Governs
inent is about to order Il large number of their
standard cannon to be rifled at Chicopee, ant
10 De lifted with James shell and shot.
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PRoyIsioNs STOPPED ny MoB.-Eighty *
CASKS OF bacon were taken off the Cincinnati
ana LOUISVILLE mail steamer Superior on Sat
aroay, by mob OF one hundred persons. The
bacon was destined for Nashville via Louis
vile five hundred barrels OF -four went dow II
on the same boat for Louisville. The Mail
Company have issued a card that thev will
hereafter, take no provisions of any kind un
I'll permitted 10 do so by the committee of
pubie safety. We understand that the sssmail-
fagnirer,
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Guard your Prem,.es.-ns i-..a that two
OF the most extensive iron foundries in this
city-those of Talbot 4 Bro, and Ettenger
Il Edmond, on Cary street, and probably
others-are left nightly without guard or
any other protection against the efforts Of tho
evil minded. People should exercise pruden-
tial caution in these times.
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Unprotected Beiiiyerent Female aie-Mary Ea-
gan was carried before the Mayor yesterday
for abusing Georgianna Brown by calling her
ugly names, and soaring her by throwing rocks
at her person. Georgianna told q '.fair, un-
vanished tale.' and put Mrs. Eagan in . bad
fix. Officer Bibb testified that Mrs. Eagan was
arrested early On Tuesday morning for the
above offence, and that bis Honor visited the
the cage shortly thereafter, and, induced by
ner foriorn appearance and sundry children
she had carried to the cage with her, had or
dered her discharge till next morning. and that
Mrs Eagan so well improved the time that
she was arrested again the evening Of the same
day, for raising a devil of "a ru,npus and
rioting.' Another witness testified that Mrs,
Eagan was addicted to tho use Of alcoholic
potations. and that melted thereby she was
not an agreeable female. e., a nuisance. The
accused alleged that her "old man" misused
her. did not give the children anything to eat
and wear, and she had to console herself the
best wav she could. She was constantly trou-
oiea as to where she would get something to
eat The Mayor eased the burthen off her
mind by sending her to the Poor House.
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HEAVY ROBBERY OF PRIVATE BASK.-On
sunday night week the "Indian Reserve
Bank, " at kokomo, Indiana, was On tered, ths
IRON safe opened, and s11 400 taken therefrom.
$1,000 OF which were the public funds of the
county. Six hundred dollars were also taken
out OF the house of the cashier. 1t was the
private bank OF Mr. Bowen.
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stEt>G TRADE.


HATS CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS.
EOBEEF l.. DIGElG&0N,
iHla,~.'r 60 hlrlogi, Dickinson & Weisiger,)
10. Us Asig Street, Richmond. Va,
h.-0 0rrl amt IL eIoTe tuli aad 1omplei stock OF
"aIr. CAPS, "Ba STRAW GOODS, Of the latest
r.t e la Eiyuaoie -ty les, hjoh will be sold At
;-rus
lar attention % merchants Ia rnoai respectfully
F-.-g...i 60 ta.l GuI s>4 al ue for ia heuseiveh.
@l-.ltHi HATS aAd CAPS made to order at
.'r shortest notice.
a'a purchaser. wiu find II to their interest to
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A FoxxIpAgrg wIApos-port,mo.,, na,,,

A FoEMIDABIg WIAPoS-Portsmouf Manu-.
facture.-We saw yesterday (says the Norfojk <
Argus, OF wednesday, most effective waa-
pom, in the shape of pistol seventeen inches
long. manufactured in every part, by Mr.
Thos. Goodwin an ingenious engineer and
machfnist of Portsmouth, Va. The barrel il
lust IL inches long, and Is so arranged as to
discharge one or tve shots Mt one dre. This
new IRE arm II remnrkable for itsb simplicity.
and yet is capable Of killing man a. the dis.
tanes Of one hundred yards. se 80
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40 fegisters.-Virglnla Copeland was sent
to Jail yesterday, by the Mayor, for want of q
certificate of her freedom, aud was ordered
punishment for failing to 90 to Norfolk, where
she belongs. Julius A. Piimau and Lucy
Harris were also committed for want of regis.
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r. L T. Blues, Company E,Capt. o. Jennings
Wise, would like to get six or eight good men
to join the company ut Fredericksburr.-
Lieut. Scott will be at the Arlnory on Bank
street, from IL to o'clock ts-dsy, to attend
to the matter. The Blues is an old and favor
ite company, dating its existence nearly threo
quarters of a century since
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The Sedsoa,.-Ihough rather cool out Of the
direct influence of the sun q rays, the weather
has been pretty enough, in all conscience, for
several days. In the country nature gives to-
ken, visibly and audibly, of her presence the
birds sing clearer and sweeter song; the
leaves glow with new depth of green fow-
ers burst into fragrant bloom. The grasses
whisper it the trees tell it to each other; the
streams make 1t the burthen of their glad
singing; even the millions of insects futtering
in the air grow troublesome with their fam liar
and unwelcome approaches; while the cattle
browse upon thousand bills and the air is
filled with the perfume Of flowers Summer
is beautiful. Let as sec that it has also glori-
ous fruits that may be plucked ere the return
of stern winter. SO mote it be.
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Stray SoIdiers.--Whenever any of the COM
manding officers Of regiments desire to reclaim
any OF their men known to be In the CITY With
out leave, they can easily do 90 by sending .
ME OF men to take him il found, and on appli.
cation TO the Mayor they will be aided in the
search by the civil authorities On sundry
occasions II has happened that parties falsely
claiming to be soldiers have demanded Of citi-
sens articles, accompanied by tArsats that they
would 20 taken II not yielded peacefully. No
such persons are soldiers or gentlemen, and Il
dstscssd would no doubt b. placed In the chain
gang. ess ~ s1 sa sasse \
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Mustered into SerUice.-The people of the
Southside have done well in this contest, hav-
ing sent some of their bravest and most stall
wart sons to the Metropolis, to be mustered
into the service of the State What they have
accomplished is but a 1.-THE of what they stand
prepared to do and are doing. All honor,
then, to the noble Southsiders. Yesterday
Company B, Elliott Greys," of the Ie2d
Regiment, came from Manchester 100 strong
neatly and substantially clothed, each member
every inch soldier, and proceeding to the
Custom House, were received into the service
of the State by the Inspector General. We
have once before noticed the proposed for
nation Of this company, and have now to saw
that few companies in the service can surpass
1t In all the requisites necessary for offensive
demonstrations against the common enemy
The company officers are as follows: Captain
Louis Z. Bossieux lst Lieut., II. Fitzgerald
I'd Lieut., Walter c. Day; Sd Lieut., John s.
Whitworth Orderly, Wm Walsh.
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me Passport System.-The Mayor has been
heretofore in the habit of granting passports
to parties desiring to go North, being charged
with the heperformance of that duty by the Gov
ernor. In consequence Of a press of other bust
ness demanding his time and attention, he has
been relieved therefrom, and Marmaduke John
son, Esq, appointed in his stead, who may
always be found by parties wanting passports,
at his office, rear Of Wing building, Franklin
street.
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SUIcIDR.-Mrs. Ignatius Barber, of Funks.
town, Md committed suicide on the I'd inst
oy hanging herself with q rope from q tree
Her body remained suspended all night, and
was found the next morning by her own child,
who had gone to the woods to gather some
fuel
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Henry Oounty.-In yesterdays Dispatch
Henry county was put down as ons of those
wanting in patriotism in not having profiered
to the State men, money, and arms for the
second war forindependence now progressing.
Since the appearance of that paragraph we
have been informed that Henry county is sc-
tiyely preparing herself for the war--thai
Capt p. R.seReamey. Of the Guards" and
Cap. Samuel j. Mullins, Of the "Horsepas-
ture Volunteers" together with Lieut.. Hair
ston, are now in the city to purchase necsssa.
ry equipments Tor their respective companies
Henry county will be found ''al right.h W.
are glad to know such to be the fact.
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sssssr.-- atiUHal0>D-7IADE PIAyOs

ssss8ssle -. tttt HNsU% % " Nd = PA NUA
EaS&ss s4sasffuH SALE BELOW NORTHERN
? M 4 hFhItES. 49, The sQbscrber has
Shahd three new, very superior oe
't '"HhH. which re warrants 10 be equal il
- fl'ror- g. .Uy Instrument OF the same quail
".- Northern Msnut4st0riea.
e.-, gEerr his sergiees 10 the public AZ
~ sa4 hkPAIREk OK PIANOS, At reason.
'''s iat.-. CONRAD FKEiMANE
N.rh side Broad 81, between I'd and Sd.
o. tAfagrs III j. Le.ebVre ESQ. Prof K. W.
Il Erai i..n Nr Z 4
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spondent writes under date of May 9TH
Living on the Valley Turnpike, have for
the last two weeks, and even as late as yes
terday, seen large droves OF fat cattle and hogs
on the way 10 Baltimore. Is this rightF Is
1t not robbing ourselves Of provisions, and is
IL not furnishing our enemies with the means
of protracting the struggle? The United
States Government, the Governors OF Ohio
and Indiana, will not allow any provisions TO
be brought into Virginia and the South; why
does not the Governor OF Virginia retaliate 7
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..4., EJiE PUBLIC II hereby informed
NJ thar lIs- 4. +. PETitOLA> and -. Gro.
...8T have o--9ciated themselves with the
IS .. practising SURGERY aud MEDICINE. il
...- tsg .uj lLe -urr1uudlDE country. Their
.,. f- ra1-r .aa Ballard House. Dr. PETItO-
.a~. rr-If.urr D. Hl the Carlton House. Dr.
l-t. Hi d, ou 0f~-e, between Gth 8ad 9Th sts.
A. + pGTICOLAS, 81. D.,
ST. rAn. PEACHY. NJ. d.
t..m Hi, Vs., Aptil --, lei. ap 1o--lm
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ARREST or NAVY OrFIcBR.--It IL stated
that Lieut.. Fauntleroy, of the United States
Navy, was arrested on Tuesday at Harper's
Ferry, by Virginia troops, while on his way
to Washington.
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PuacHAss or PRovlsIoss.-Withih the past
week, upwards Of t700s0oo worth Of prov isions
have been purchased by the Geyernment In
New york aiene. This II intended for the
bloc kading f1eet, and II for warcssi 10 Pensaco.
la, Togtugas and oiAsT points. Ae# vs.
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r. .r-s LAVaENct: =: sIARYE,

~ x.--- Law R EStk. = SLAAtk,
g ATTORNEY At LAW
!4.s.le- "a the CouT.s VI tho city Of kicL1Hond
Er- .a7 aFu4-es oL heaflco, Hanover ana Caro-
l-s.
s. l-e.-0 Notary Public ard Commissioner OF
H.. .H's h.s,oe GuUr: u Claims.
I.. .t,.--f-f.tg r"twe4u Mr. CHAPTATH WEfTE
Adj himself otluS dissolved, hts oties is now on
,-.. 30 .gH- tT..w GB1Giu g Hail IL I5-iy
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..-.--s GEORGE I. EGGLEeTOV,
q - ATTDkA n AT Law,
'. practice regularly in all tho COURTS
.. aH-L.A and ~ asl .oiGiug counties.
h.-tNLl.t' t.'EN promptly made.
g. Atfr"ss, Amelia C0url b1use.
60. t- $50
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IHB BooT AND SHoB TRADR.-This branch of
new England) business would seem to be
next to the shipping) the severest sufferer by
tne war, thus far. The fact is strikingly
manifest In the following com paratiye state
nent OF the clearances of the Boston Custom.
House, last week, compared with the corres.
ponding season last year:
1881 1890
For the week, ,cases.......... az Ia
Since January ................,,,Hs7 ga e6 saa
S~N'''''' '''''' ,of3 0b, 11A
Showing falling off, com pared with last
year, OF l6, Ill cases :
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ELECpLON NOTICE.

-- Dt. 4. =, Alct =. JDEk, late Dele
p = -ai" Ia tie Legislature nom heuIIUu,
.... ....e.- uim.e.I d candidate iOr Ie-eleetlyu.
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.,-, isN. rfGJE has removed his office
- - tr -a. p y ain street, ap 2J-Ila
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.--.,--s CkiAN. III. UtNIuoCh,
= - AJTUknBY At LAW
.H.e. So Law Buiidiu1, fraukHn street
E..a.at. Va. NH Sv-6ul'
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sf..1tYs-es--s. IMPROVE YOuk
- TX EY Il 5 q II T -.

., FRANKLIE & co, OPTICIANS,
D.. ger 70 tle plbl,e their improved CRYSTAL
st'PLH sPECTACLEs, tor preserving and
'.-s the Impaired vision t. its prime vigUr.
Ftf .YSE tGe assortment Of MICROSCOPES,
- pf rs MARINE and OPERA GLASSES,
~ .ae tHe-t collection Of STERE0bC0fkS aud
-.L.hlrtvPIC PICTURES
- CEfsTAL GLASSES ret In old frames.
t. Ne. lSs MAIN STREET
.-+--Htg Richmond Va
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-, Nut4t E,-AU ad .vgrucd meeting u
- ta- st9,Sar.UaTo o. tl4g oAAh or me
= 49,. IS EA1iu a VIII be Heia At tHejf Banking
..-. .a tl.e cay uE i.lChmob4t on the lVrH DAY
... ar-.sua I.-at.i, AZ . q t4Dck L. Nj.
...-.3 ). IS. MOTION, Cashier.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Up Again.-Richard Smith, free negro.
who was lately arrested here after being ex-
peted from Manchester as dangerous and
suspicious darkey. was up again before the
Mayor yesterday, for examination on an ap-
plication for his release. Sundry citizens of
Manchester. including Messrs. Spencer Ham
cock, j. b. Vaughn, and L. NJ. Burfoot, testi-
fed that hearing that Richard and Jordan
Smith had had reasonable conversation on
the Day of the Pawnee excitement, in which
the probabilities of the success Of an African
satnrnalia was canvassed, they had repaired
to the domicil Of Richard Smith for the pur-
pose of questioning him. Though known to
be present, he refused to open the door to ad-
NIT them denied all such conversation re-
fused to put on his shoes and go with them
aud did many other equally unnecessary
things. The result was that he was forced to
recover his recollection, and receive punish
ment for his contumacy. In consequence of
hndlng Northern correspondence in his house,
showing him to be a dangerous person, the citi-
zcns had banished him from their midst
He, together with Jordan Smith, cousin
was afterwards taken up prowling about the
streets OF Richmond. The observation of Jor-
dan Smith TO his confrere was to the effect
that after the soldiers were gone niggers
would have more privileges. Mr. Hancock
said that Richard Smith had been in the poni-
tentisry for helping Red Boot Smith run of
negroes. MIR. Burfoot, to whom was eonfded
the examination of Smiths papers, found cor
respondence addressed to him from Ohio, Indi-
ana. New York and Pennsylvania, also. the
Constitution of a sort of Free Mason society,
drawn up by Smith himself, and sundry letters
bitterly inveighing against the institution of
slavery, and advising Jordan to quit his wife
because she was slave, and come to free
State. The correspondence embraced about
one bushel of letters. Smiths store was
thought to be receptacle for stolen goods, as
1t was filled with all kinds. The Mayor said
the letters, &C. might throw some light on a
matter pending before him in which the
Smiths were concerned, and as Mr.. Burfoot
promised to send them over for inspection, he
would adjourn the case till next Tuesday.
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. aUIit E.-IAs annual meeting Oi
a - tE- -i.tkuuI1st1 vI tue Richmond and
= -.Hf. LH. .spsd Company. viii take place d;
g.ass. a. t..lr olty 4 - DAf she 4stii Ii T.
....pctftk a Vi
. ". ~ lhERISGToN, Treasurer.
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e,resy8ygsm, AIIENIiuS. ASGLEss!

= ~ a ln1s~-St RASH SUPPLY OF FISHiN
'-''h- .s9i.--l sm now opening the most com
=. e 2ilinent q HiN9TACkLE ever offer
t... ''+h'h1. Amongst nay assortment NAV be
l.-- d, tt.a variety ot a0OKs, such az Virginia,
t...s NA' aberdeen, kefpy, Sockdologers, SC,
a.. ' Ifii assor, tnsnt Of HOOKS on Gut and
-.- de" out and Gimp extra Rugged Lines,
..t .-- sad Hooks complete; Sea Grass, Floats
'Lsrfe extra Cotton Linen and Flax
'I-s L!9es, ia great variety, and OF supe.
o. tt@,-.Y Tr0u. Flies and Reels Walking
f4t lias Rods, &c
,-'+ - t-si received a sac assortment Of COLTS
0'@'ea F!NE-shUUTERs, ali sizes
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