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moment that the executioner was about 20 sever
her head from her body.--LOndon PIpry.
.frt of Rying art of raising and
moving in the air. by means of wings. con-
tinues to engage the attention of number
of persons in Germany. AT Vienna. the
matchmaker Degen. aided by a liberal sub
scripIion, Us occupied in perfecting his dis
covery. He has recently taken several
public flights in the Prater. At Berlin,
Cladious, a wealthy manufacturers of oil cloth,
is engaged IN Ike pursuits he raises in
the air without difficulty, and can move in a
direct line. at the rate of four miles AN hour;
but his wings are unwieldy, and he can
not turn round in them. At Uim, a tailor
named Beibiinger, announced, on the 2$th
OF April. that he had, after great sacrifice
OF money, la6our and time, invented ma
chine, IN which he would, on the 18th of
May, rise in the air. and fly twelve miles.
The MUSE
MuNGe PARfsB is dead All who have read
the travels" he has published, must feel an
interest IN the event. He WAS not our country
mar but so much is the whole literary world
indebted to him, that we may wei! join in La
menting the unfortunate termination OF LIS Ia.
bors.----Natsoaal 4Bgis
ON THE pzAru OF MUNco pARKE
Far in the distant cline he rests bis head.
Far from ms country and bis k,ndted dear,
Who dsr'd obscurest NATURES walks to tread,
Through regions fraugh, s;ith danger, doubt
ana fear. - -
Yet shall the savrSe long transmit his fame,
And wondering listen 10 the strangers tale,
Whils' grateful Science shall emba,m his
name, .,5 ~ ~.
And Enterprise her faSorite son bewail
And tho no marble rre where PARKE is laid,
Noostentstous trophy deck his grave;
Tradition long shall mark the sphite .slan's
bed,
And what oi.y iove has lost, their admiration
save !
There shallthe sable ma,ron lead her son, $
And teach his soul how danger was en-.
dur'd ).
How tolls we're borne, what risks the white
man run,
BY Glory prompted, and by Fame allur'd
How to her hut the weary wanderer came,
And sought a shelter from the blasting
While to her unknown gods, the heather
dame,
For him their kind protection did intreat
For thro' what realms the love of Science
Mans ardent footsteps still the female
breast,
Tmpell'd by natures purest, kindest laws,
He finds the DEAREST TEMPLE oE HIS
REST.
But fallen at length by deaths resistless arm :
Peace to his manes----the man of bold EN-
prise
Let Fame be Just, and his the herO's palm,
Who IN noblcr field than Mans contend.
ing dies.
I.YCIDAS.
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FIFTY DoLLnRS FEWaRD

u ANAWAY from the Subscribers Coal
~ Fns' near Richmond, in henrico County.
q muiatto rnaa named JOHN, commonly called
John Pride. John is from so TO IS years Of are.
q very likely fellow about foot ten nckes hieb~
Of bright complexion, with light grey ewes
he was raised at Sheriey Hundred in Charles.
City oousty, on the estate of Mr Charles Car
ter. AID is.probsoIy at this time staying about.
~ thst nelghbolhood. Any person who viii
take up the said man and put him in conSne.
1nent in the Richmond Jail, shall receive.
the above reward of Fifty Dollars or any one
who will put him in confinement in any Jail, SO
mat get him again, shall receive reward Of
twenty-five Dollars
HARRY HETH.
Chesterfield County,
Va. Aug. l6. 9w
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February %.

e Ii persons are hereby forwsrned against
a cutting tlmbers of any kind, off the Tract
Of land lying shout three miles above Richmond
on the 3 chopped road, which land was lately in
the possession of Stephen Soulhall, decd, and Is
now in the possession Of Mrs. Stras No deed
having passed to Southal for the same, Notice
is hereby given to all and every person wbalso-
ever, that will (by direction from the lega-
ices Of Col. Turner Soulhsll, dec'd.) prose
cute Ciose who sell, as well as those who pur-
chase tim5ers or wood ofsny description which
may be cut Of that land
THOMAS UNDERWOOD, IT.
Aug. lG w4w
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sSIRiacellaaeussS.
LITERARY NOTICE.
BRENIER..

AproPosal is issued by Mr.. DIcxMAN, of
Greenfield, for printing q the Life OF the late
Gen. EATON, with his journals, remarks, let
tiers, poetry, &c" The peculiar situations of the
subject of the history, at different periods. will
render the work very instructive and interest
tnng. The profits will be devoted to the educa-
ton OF his two orphan sons. The book will con.
tain or 500 pages octave, price 2 dollars in
boards. An engraving will be prefxed
P1!sadiu,,1
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LYC1DAs.

TNHE Subscriber offers for sale his planta,i-
i on lying in Cumberland County, known by
the name OF Chiilowee, formerly the property of
VIM Randolph, and situated about a mile and
a half from James Town and the same distance
from the Appomatox River {: il is estimated 10
contain 500 acres more or less, its situation af.
terds an easy and safe conveyance by water both
to the Petersburg and Richmond markets-the
soil is we'll adapted to the growth of corn,
wheat, oats and tobacco besides fertility of soil
and several local advantages, it possesses very
good buildings, such an excellent dwelling
house, kitchen and several other very convent.
eDt out-houses; about one half of the land is
now in woods and very well timbered it will
be unnecessary to say any thing more concern.
ing this valuable property, as it is presumed any
person wishing TO purchase will view the pre-
misses first; the terms may be known by apply
county either by letter or otherwise.
JOHN PETER METTAUER.
Aug. IL. w6wg
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July 10.

Y IRGINIA :--At a Superior Court OF
ChaEcery, holden at he Capitol, in The
City of Richmond, the 1st day Of June, 1911.
James Brown, PIT
against ~.
Hairston, DePts
The defendant Robert Stockton not having
entered his appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act of assembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court, that he is not IN nhabitant of this
country: on motion of the plpiu,iR by his coun.
sci, II is ordered. That tie said defendant do APP
pear here on the first day of the next term and
answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that 2
copy OF this order be forth with inserted in soinu
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond,
for two months successfully and posted at the
front door ofthe Capitol in the said City
coty.-3este,
WIN. w. HENING, c. G
July 16. wsw
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July 16.


" IRGINIA :----A Superior Court of
Chancsry, holden at the Capitol. in The
City Of Richmond, the nineteenth day of June
1911
NJ aitbew Rust, Pr
Isa.nsr
James Saunderson, Alexander Henderson sur
viving paFlner OF G)-rsfard and Henderson, and
Alexander Henderson,, ir. Defss
TIVE aefendsnts James Ssunderson and Alex
and-r Henderson, ir, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
act Of assembly and tie rules of this court, and
II appearing TO the satisfaction of the court, that
they are not inhabitants of this country: on mo.
ton of the plaintiff by his counsel, Il is ordered,
That the said defendants do appear ON the first
day OF the next term and answer the bill ofthe
plaintiff; and that a copy of this order be forth.
with inserted in some newspaper published in
the City ofRichmond, for two months success
siyeiy and posted at the front door of the Capt.
tol in the said City
COPY. ZeSte,
WIN w. HENING, C. C.
July Is. wsw
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THE GRAND WESTERN CANAL.

To save expense in the execution Of this Grea,
National Work, work ofthe highest interest
TO the people OF New York, Albany. and partic
utaT!y to the Landhoders, Farmers and Mer
chsnis Of the western part Of tn state, Mr.. Fi.
ron has invented Machine for digging or re.
moving earth by means Of horses, or a Steam
Engine. II Steam Engine Of eight horses power,
and rendered portable, will do the work of one
hundred and thy mep. The wages of $50 men
may he estimated al 100 dollars day---Four
men can attend tue Steam Engine 2 hours.
whose wages will be g
Two cords Of Wood,
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TiANCnEsrER ACADEMY.

TTACATiON eads on The 81 insf. anlfhs n.
e1demy ofsaS BoadIy the u Of SebteH-
Der. YHe cogJse Of edaedfion jor the easuing
yea, toW be sinpiia, 10 thar efthe A1st yea,
NJ Boadcf SDhose tuition, has giVen sHeh re-
Herog shiiJacfisa fer Mergo iasi years, SfiH con
finVcs, 10 gite TNsDaefo1 tn rte french LANGUAGE
FRENCXS 8, O,PEJLL1.
lagas&95 1S9
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TotsIexpense

This gives an economy OF 1i2 doiiar5 day--or
Tor 300 days which the machine would wort, in
year, tie saving in expense wOuld be $1,000
doiiars--IDd fvc Of these machines, which would
cost about $4,000 liars, would cconomise
ltS. 900 dollars yeaF.
Engines Of CHS kind, which expedite work
and save great expense, are Of the utmost i'm.
PoHance ~ this country, where laborcrs arc
scarce and wages high. FLY any kind OF ma.
ch'nefy The great expense Of cutting canals can
be diminehed, CsnaIs VIII be multiplied in pro
portion to the facility Of making them, and the
nation viii be benefited 70 the amount of mill
ons year.--N. 4. Pab. Adv.
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NIRGINIA 10 Ssit ,--ht chsncery District
v Court held in the City of Williamsburg,
the 9th day Of July 1899.
betty Boyd widow Of James Boyd,
Rnmif.
Against
Vim. Chsmhccisyne, cx'cr. of Lyme Sbackle
ford who was c1'or. of Th.'-as Browu. VIM.
Boyd, Anthony & .rdncr, Robert Boyd. Edward
Ware, admir-. with the will annexed of Robert
w are, and Boyd son and heir OF Spen-
Ger Boyd, an infant by James Thompson his
guardian, Deff.s.
The defendant Bowl. son aud her oil
Spencer Boyd, not having entered his appear
ance, and given security sccorjlDg the act
! Assembly, and the rules Of this Court. and il
appearing TO the satisfaction of the ourt that he
is not an inhabitant of this Country, the mo.
ton OF the PIT by her counsel, Il is ordered that
! the said defendant 10 appear here the first
day of the next term and ans wcr the bill of the
PIT. and that copy orths order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper of tho City OF Rich
| mond tor two montas successfully, and posted
| at the front door of the former Capitol IN this
Ci,y G IL fs friley oydered that the defendants
VIM. Chamberlsyne, VIM. Boyd, Anthony G ard
ner, Robert Boyd, and Edward Ware do no,
pay away or otherwise disp1sc Of any debt or
debts owing to, or effects in their bands belong
| ing to the estate of the said Spencer Boyd, un
al the further order of this Court, and that the
defendant WIN. ChaInheTlsyRe do not dispose o.
any effects which he may have in his bsrts n
the said Thomas Brown, deed. and Which are
subject 10 the psyDeRt of any claim due from
the sad 3rrwa's estate to the estate OF the sa;C
| Spencer Boyd until the further order of thi,
Court
ANTY. ROBINSON, c. c
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The young woman named Madeline Albert,
convicted Of having murdered her father, mo-
theT, aud two sisters, mentioned ~ a former
pHper, wss exc uted on the 2O;h Of March. Il
'Al0uiir, ~ France She was coi.rcyed "a thc-
Place Oi execution, clothed in z red che,oise
Auf haYlngter head shG lsct caler Il VIII 8
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PATID EXECuIION-

Lord Somefville has held a large bet. that
be will have Merino Sheep shorn, that the
fleece will go through ell the usual process foi
the manufacture Of cloth, that it shat! be actu.
ally wrought inIo CLOTH, and that hc viii have
coat made Of II, in winch he will 20 TO The ope.
"a an tbs evening, oil in one ard the same Ivy.
LoHaog P0ber.
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rug IS,

(. HE OAK GROVE FALL RACES, in the
IL County of Not,oway, will commence GU
Thursday the 10Th day of September next the
first days race the Jockey purse worth 200 dol
lars. three times round the ground for heat,
the besttwo u three this ground is three quar-
ters ola mile round The 2d day win be run for
an elegant Saddle and Bride, frse for any sad.
die horse, mile heats with ketch on each, enc
trance dollars, four entries or more TO make q
race.
JOHN WORSHAM,
PROPRIETOR.
Aug rs. w4wT
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July g

NikGINIA AT Superior Court of
Chsncery, n.den at the Capitol, IN the
City of Richmond, the twentieth day of June,
1871.
Thomas Foster and Susanna his wife which
said susanna is daughter of John Mitchell de-
ceased, Pits.
against
Ansem Lynch, al'mr of Robert Scott, d-c't
who was ah'nf OF John Nit>1ei and also
ad'mr. Of susanna Mitca;ll, dec'd the same
Robert Scott and Jannett his wife, Thos Hob
loway, adm'r of John Mitchell, in. decd and
Wsiter Logan and his wife, Refsts
The defendants Walter Logan and his wife
not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
the ruea of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court, that they are not inhat-
itants of this country motion of the plaintiff
by their COUNSEL, fssis ordered, That the said de
fendants do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs ;
and that copy OF this order be forth with in.
serted in some newspaper published in the City
of Richmond, for two months successfully and
posted at the front door of the Capitol in the said
City.
Coty.-Teste, =
WIZ. w. I.ENIJG, C, q.
IT,
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THE BROAD ROCK FALL RACE
i will commence on Monday the 35i dsy
September next, to continue days, the fret
day Sweep Stake for s years old colts ami
n,i,ss, to which stake there are y entries n
> 200 each, half forfeit. distance mile heats,
Subscription closed ID. day the Jockey Club
purse OF 700 dollars, 4 mile heats; on the same
day will be run for, elegant Silver Cup
worth 100 dollars, free for any years old,
running mile heats, entrance proportional a
greeable TO the number of horses entered, \ en-
tries to make race, which entries must be
made with the proprietor ofthe course, the eve
hing of the first days race the 81 day, the
Proprietor's purse OF 200 dollars, three mile
heats, entrance 90 dollars each, which entrance
money will also be added TO the purse the
18th day n sweep stake for years OLD colts and
Files, two mile heats, eatrance 100 dollars, half
forfeit, to this stake there are entries and
closed the weights of the course are us fol-
lows
3 years old Sc iks
do. loo
do. Ito
6 do. 1lS
do or aged 1926
Two pounds allowed for Mares.
NJ b. The money for the Jockey Club and
Prop 'etor's purse will DC hung ~, each days
! race previous to the horse starting.
Aug. IS.
The Proprietor OF TIE course bess leave to
inform those gentlemen vino bring rsce-horses,
that stables and hitter will be furnished them
gratis--Gentlen,en VITO may be pleased TO put
/ up ot the Subscribers house. may rely on eve
| ry attention being paid So As TO render sAtsfac-
tim on the most reasonable r.ues---The follow
ing ton Will he collected from ,hnse who en-
ter The fcld.--( Subsuribers 10 the Club excepts
! sd)
| ) wheel carriages 81
do do. 90 SO
Those en- horse beck 90 25
Those on foot 90 l.25
The Proprietor will Provde good old Oats
and Fodder for r.ce-horses, f wanting.
JOHN WORSHA,--.
| rug is. w4@GI
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AMPTHILL MILLS P0R SALE

y LII
pursuance ofa decree ofthe Circuit Court
OF the u States, for the District Of V,rgi.
M IN The SUIT OF Csmmill and others against
w o3droP's trustees and others, will be sold at
PUBLIC Auction, those valuable Mills in the
County OF Chesterfield, formerly the property
OF archibald Cary, esq known by the name Of
me ,AmpthIll Mills with the appearances, In,
GLIDING the adjac buildings and about 60 a.
ores of Land.
The sale will take place at the front door of
the Esgle Tavern, in the City of Richmond on
Wednesday the 18th day of September next. tbe
terms oil sale are one fourth part cash and the
otherthree ioUrtbs in three equal annual nav
ments, bearing interest from the date of The
purchase. The property to remain bound in the
hands Of the purchaser for the balance of lie
purchase money, and TO be resoId bv the snh.
scribers or any two Of them, for ready ,nona,,
" tue purchaser shall fail to make PAYMENT ac,
c0rding TO the terms of Sale For n oart;c,,Is.
description ~ the extent and boundaries of lie
lana those nclining TO purchase are referred ~
tDe survey made IN the suit above mentioned srd.
MED " the cause, and any person wishing I'm
view the Mus may see them on application 70
Mr.. tenwick the present Tenant or his Ms,s-
ger bIs term viii expire on the FIRST al ct
next, al which time possession will be deEye,.-
ed tiIe purchaser
These Mills are we'll calculated for ,r,,c.
turing Flour on an extensive scale. And tbc,r ~,
us'ion on tue nayigsble waters Of lanes River
ABOUT I'VE miles below Richmond, renders them
pSriicuiariy vsluable--They are understood to
be, IN good order, but Of this the purchaser VIII
Judge. WV
~
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Nezo method Of teaching M0,ic.-A Highland
Piper having scholar 10 teach, disdained to
crack his brains with the names of semibreves,
minims, crotchets, and quavers. " Here, Don
AID, (said hes take your pipes, lad, and give us
blast So!-rery well blown indeed But
what is sound, Donald, without sense You NAV
blow forever without making tune of it, if do
not tell you how the queer things on the
paper must help you. You see that fellow with
round open face (poin;ing to semioreye be-
tween the two lines OF bar) he moves slowly
from that line to this, while you beat one with
your ioot and take long blast if now you put
leg 10 him, you make two Of him, and he will
move 'wice as fast; ii you blacken his face, he
will run our times faster than the first fellow
with 'he waite face but if, after blackening
his face you bend MS knee, or tie his legs. he
will hop you eight times faster than the white
faced icliow Showed you first. Notu qvhen.
e'o you 6loto Jour Pipes, Donald. remember
mis- me tighter those Jeioqps legs are tied, the
f4ster thy sSl run, and the quicker they are sure
20 Dance
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THE GROUP OR HIVES.

insportant discovery for the cnre of the Crou6,
suhIeh has 6rovsd fatal TO children
Take four ounces OF the best olive oil; and
add from Is TO 30 grams of ip ecacuanha, well
Incorporated with the oil, and give one or Two
tea. spoons full every fifteen minutes 4; battle
the feet IN warm water let the patient drink
ofthe following dccoction, VIZ. take a pint of
water, IN which put roasted onion with some
oil, and English saffron boiled together, and con-
tinue the above tall the patient is relieved, which
rs generally the case after taking the second or
third dose the above if the Group should as
sumo serious character, you may apply Bills.
ter to the wind pipe.
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PkIN TING.
OF EvERY DEscRIer1oN, ~ArjY xvse-.
al THIS EttG&
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black veil, which was not removed Gnti. The
moment that the executioner was about 60 sever
her head from her body.--LondoH Piper.
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HEROIC ACHIEVEMENTS
News from the army of Portugal.

Report 20 his Esceileney Marshal Duke of Ra-
,sasc. Commander in caistts the army Of Poy-
txga.
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Two pounds allowed for Mares.
NJ b. The money for the Jockey Club and
Prop etor's purse will DC hung ~, each days
race previous TO the horse starting.
Aug. IS.
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n UNAWAY from the subscriber fe@ dag
N past, 4 negro man called
BILLY WEAVER.

in consequence of his being Wea "er by trade.
He is ali IA, thirty wears Of age Ave feet, IL in
ches high, remarkably well rnadc--sert aud &C.
tive, of black complexion, and extremely polite
when spoken TO, he lived Isst year with MR..
William Price, inspector at Pablo Warehouse
in Richmond. and The year bcfor. with Jndge
SempIe CT Williamsburg, he has wife in New
Kent comfy. will give FIFTY DOLLARS
reward If taken GU; oil the State and delivered
20 me, or jf in the STATE and secured in Prison
TWENTY DOLLARS.
Armistead Russell.
New Kent. Jan. 16, 1911. On
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N. SHEPPARD OK.
II Mar
HAVING qua,ihed as Executor 9

,TJAVlNG qua!ihed us Executor Ct
II ihymas Cii,iat, deceased, am tea
dy 20 receive whe. IS due TO said estate
and 10 adjus, any jus; claims against it,
ana duly authorised also 20 receive what
ever is due 10 the late fivm of Ciliia, &
Kirby. And being DESTROYS of closing
;hese ms',ers as expedisiously as possible
these indebted either TO the estate or ths
said late hrm. will please take notice tina,
unless payment is rrads OF satisfactory at
raagements are entered into without de-
lay, shall put all claims into the hands
Of aitornies Tor collection.
JOSEPH CALICO, Exc'r
OF Thomas GiIliat, decd.
Richmond. Sept, II, 1910. If
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Tusy arrived per the Brig Diligence,
- capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, a very
general assortment Of
G q 0 d S,
contained in SIS packages, and will be
sold by the piece or paokage--viz-=
Saperiiae Cloths, single and Dose. M'lled
Cass,meres, Swausdowns, Dole. Milled
Drabs, ConIings, Dutfls, Plains, kecssys,
Kendall CottoDs, Rose aud Dufiii Blankets,
peiIicse Cloths, Plain and Spotted Elan-
|nels, Imperial aud Fancy Cor,ls, 'Ve,yets,
velveteen. Velverets, and Tabcy Veiyess,
Ladies Gentlemen and Youths Wcrsted
and Cotton Hosiery, Negroes do. Irish
Linneas, Brown Hollands, surfing Cot
items, White and Coior'd. Cotton CAM
lbrics, Callicoes, Diu,ities, Iesus, a great
variety of Muslins, sd Seeded Null Robes,
Jubilee Corded GAUGE, Cut and Diagonal
Spider Stripes, Jubilee Cortiet ,sconct,
'S;rdseye, and Z Diapers, yoweilings, and
Table Danssk, Cotton and Thread Edg.
lirgs and Lgccs, Fancy Embroidered Mus /.
lin TRAININGS, Ladies Bordered aud Prin-
ted Pocket iianiss. Fancy Romalls, Mad.
rass aud Paliicat, do. Fancy Silk ard
Cotton Ginghams, Mems Silk Hats. Mems
and Boys Wool 90. Servants Glazed do.
ISnspenders, Sewing Cotton and Thread
assorted. Coach Lace, Galsocns, &c. SC.
Together with great variety Of HARD.
WARE AND CUTLERY, and few Ca.
ses particularly suitable for Country Sto.ss,
Mer.'s Saddle Trees, Chaise do. Black
smiths Tools, States.
ALSO--ELEGANT TABLE CHINA
SETS, well assorted, Crates and Casters.
The balance the Fall supply is expec.
ted by the first arrivals from Europe.
ON HAND,
Powder and Shot assorted, Cotton ard
Wool Cards assorted. Swedish and Cum.
try Iron, Jamaica and Antigua Rum, i'm
ported in 1905, New do. Pennsylvania
Whiskey, Green Coffee. Salt, Rice, Cot.
tom Flax, Indigo Copperas, salt Petre,
Cut and Wrought Nails assorted, Bar
Lead, Soap, Cut Herr:ngs, Tar, Lumber,
sc. &c.
Iwoud, also sell, z coo Bbls. Tar, Tur-
pentine and Rosin> Isl, oo0 White and Red
Oak tiogshead Slaves, deliverable in Nor
foiS, or at City Point. IL Cash given for
Country Produce.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Richmond, Oct. 10. 1910. leptf]
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Ne7u Meaicine Store,
ON SHOcKOE HILL.

A COMPLETE assortment of fresh
L y Drugs and Medicines have been just
received by Vail, Rogers, & Co. at their
New Medicine Store on the main street a
iew doors above the swan Taveru--an,nng
which may be Included all the mos. appro-
we'd
PATEN I MEDICINES
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Richmond Turnpike Company,

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