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fEARYsGE0oKE sAIl-on ,ar lah Arrl nrx, vi he sold
:, 80 o:- he riruce Of The late Arc.d H. Harrison
la ~ condition, ~ sell As portion Of the stock Of
.ar and sheep ana amongst these valuable iair
PtY l" spic gentleman wishes keep him of III
h desirable Giag Servants in Virginia lie wit, moi
ap msr ne will be out oi reach Of his wife; nfrha
Il VINO ses In kirhmond this part vi the world
price viii be asked.
RANDOLPH HARRISON Executor
r.r nt''aGt'on Apply 10 H. C. RANDOLPH, Richmond.
March =; C6-ds
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
flE subscriber constantly recevin. celebrated ma
huiasory OF Nunns Clark, New York, elegant PLAIN
rotr-, psnssins The latest improvements and tia.
nuac;ure.
AlSo large Of Musical Instruments ausca
sirich"hdise IN general.
Tano Forbes repaired, tuned, hire,
change.
CHEAP MUSIC
Inc largest collection of Music offered for safe in his
now enaied To sell at the Philadelphia aud New York wholesale
Those purchasing sell again Wi, furnished upon better
r. Ii. TAYLOR,
Jana Primo S,or opposite the Barts.
one felCE ONLY.
COMPLETE SPRING AS$nETilENT.-Ive have
c'f@ "psned and arfamS9 very large ana Complete as
STAPLE 4yD FANCY DRY GOODS,
T WIRE born; e me mos. terms generally "
on or general terms, orinciral customers.
II thr clcsr and cf t.c paraers viii
TIE assistance al efficient sassmen, win merit II, solicit the
confidence aud very patronage
tnds Of the late fm al Garland KaIo, aud the public
generally.
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES K CO., Sycamore street,
Ap;ili Ill-wtf
NTOrirE-Tr subscriber navu: resumed business again ai
h- old established stand, informs his friends the country
That lie Prepared FURNISH them with good aud cheap Gfoec-
es for ca Feeling assured by his long in the u
and the lr has heretofore he
but hope that his old friends and .hnr vic visit the city for tue
purpose Of laying their roceres will Il. least give him call
before pnrcsn. elsewhere, them ,as prices shall
respond Particular attention ~ be paid the
sales of Probate of al kinds
RICHARD 3 MHSSE
March u l05--t
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E5AvING been appointed Commissioner Of Ken
lucky. for State oC Virginia, viii ackrcwied.
ni deeds and other instruments of writing be-
corded in Kentucky.
GALES sEAToN, Attorney at Law.
H:csnnad, March ~. af-IE
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Bg the Lortrnor of tie Commonwealth If liFg;aia,
PpoTtlN ALTON

y,-TCcts. "a .ac h iii cocrusd in the Senate ri tbs
~ J., the c,icni:,i of Lou. Z. roUd'T The Senator
f ii-tFio, The ri Charlotte, LINE HrE
S.ins ~ aud rinsr Edward. atJ 1T the sad counties
required H. J. I'D c,ca.iuas f.a Senator Tor the sad
the ;:ft thursday this present meih to i the
vacancy Aforesaid.
en under hand Ge-srror under tine lesser seal Of
til ccn,non:eo altt Richmond, this if>t H., q April
sEAi-i ~ III. war 1873 JA. MCDOWELL.
ill--wiw
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Sehoot and Miscellaneous Boohs Stationery and Blank
Books
7 w. RANDOLPH. Mas STREET RicuNoSp, : receiving
his siock Of Goods for Spring Sales embTane the usual
rieiy 10 which the attention I'll his public
respectfully called For cash puncual pc rsos greater
duceHen's Than ever VIII he offered II purchase.
Blank Books made order, and all binding in the
style.
March - l0--lOt
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RICHARDSON 4 60.

RE receiving, nv various arrivals supply handsome
IN SPRING DRY GOODS,
which will complete hr assortment which they offer fol
sale reasonable terms.
March li3-Si-
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SPRING SUPPLY OF DRY G0upS.-TIlGS. u. otr AkI Es
- has received by reccn,avas from the Nas Complete as
of scasoahle Dry Gcds, all of which w be- sold n:
very low prices for cash call from his and c pu
earnestly requested, assured linn per-
satisfaction VIII be given prices, and .tyeS
GRANITE FRONT Bi'IfDi.G.
II street, ShGckoc liii
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March :

IN CHANCERT -VlRGsia-Ata Co'rt held for Louisa nun-
IS the Courthouse thereof on Monday, the l day OF Feb
ruary, 1913:
oswald McGehee, Administrator of Edward Mrt:chec rcG,
Plaintiff:
against
Wiam Padc= and Frances T. his wife, llahneg NcGehee,
Matilda IHndy, nIlr Collins and Mar ls wis., Ferry
and his wife, James Lay aud Eartata ls wife JAN;
N,,h.l aud sarah wife. H. Eim"s and Charlotte his vile,
Nili,am r. Coakr, James 81. Cooke and Martha Cooke,
~ Dc:endanis
The said defendants ainey Sciehce, Matilda Tandy billiard
Collins and Mars his wr, Berry and EiIabtti ms wie,
LANES Lay and Barbara vie, James Mitchell and Sarah ms
,ifr l.. e. Eanes ana Charlotte his wife, william J. Cooke
Ians Couke and Martha Cooke not having entered t' ap
security according 10 IN" ara nc rirs III
las Cont, appr.ng To- III" satisfaction oil me Court that
they are not III! STATE 100 ron 81 the pla'ni,
o his Counsel Ordered. That the sa.i last named defend
do apprar J~ticrs nl County lourf, o saa
Comfy al Colri-oc the second Noiday ~ May next
and answe, the pain's bill aad thai copy Of t;s order be
owi; inserted IN published III the cy OF
ccnd fnr srccesrivey, and posted n the trent
Nor nj the CourI house county some Coutt day.
JotIH HUNTER e. I" e.
v.,c,o lnl-wSw
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nee II oar superior cour; o Law and chaceTy Tie
..t n, f'..iHary. ei3
Martha H. Williams, Plaintiff:
-
teor " Harrison Francis H. Ercs a. \ Campbell, Sheriff
OF No,;paay, and Administering Of John \. Bland, H. T. T"'
Monitor Jones E,aru, of john Jamc deceased ami John H.
knie! hiGusirnfor III Asa HAWKES. licensed, Defendants:
The ds;rniln' s"nifo Jones. Executor OF John Jorr de
ceased having entered hi appearance aud given security,
according thc or Assembly End the fu'es Of this Cont
ana appearing satisfactory evidence that he l. no, an na
ant comfy, Ordered, That said defendant do
apuear here holden fnr tine said Court the '-t
Monday May and answer the bill of Tie plain; aud
thai co, lh- order be- forthwith inserted III
,,arer published city Of Richmond for months
aud posted the font door of the Court house of this
county ACoiy-lests, .. ,,.,,,.,n = -
March 99-wSw
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SPRING DRY GDnnS

SPK!NG DRY GOUDS.
EoINFoRpS BACON & BASKERVILLE are rerejync per re-
- arrivals, Their usual assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY Dry GOODS
which they ole. for cash. and puncua customers ors at very
low prices.
Richmond March 81. llG-s,
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In the Unrd for the Eastern District Of Virginia.
f'r;iay, 2n! recemler. lc.:
the cases o: the following w!o have been declared
n,nkrnus Ia wi Alexander Grant Modtcai H. sweeney,
lanes H. Walia AMI Charles $ Morgan r inventories III sr
d Ianknis shares Of certain stocks; aT ~ Nc
cases Of tr following other peSon+ who have been declared
p,nsr,tS rnson. Jesse IT, knrroweS, Johh ',
Cosby, Levi Drdcrrr, EItkiel q iiyh
Alexander Grant oi jain Gregory William How
e Jofa W Hines John A. Iudgns, Thomas Jordan, john u.
Mo nv David Colin Mcac, George hrrian James
~ actabe John Mcdonnell William H. Nuckois, A. T. oifer,
Moses ~ Preston John royno John II Payne John f'mheahe
N,,hane Wheat George White, Nathan w. Walton Elicit
lcrta and William WaiScn the hycntofs OF GAIA BanKuls
containing cas; AID, order that there l." fetdy set
ent and CHASE the said II being
necessary 10 said stocks and claims II niorr 90 tar
prctlc able: aud manifest regards the claim, IN
The said cases i- cannot he rcdicsd n nome Ia the
mode IN collected the Court doth order
e General Assignee after publishing copy of this order win
noce su;nnel tine and pIac 81 SALE IN ore or mere
pua,she! The c OF Richmond, once week Tor
hree months prarrrd sell, by auction, for the host ricc
ha, can same, the shares 81 Stock contained IN me
fret and tr Claims contained IN ne
said with the exception only oi
such cases the contrary may he shown ~ 10 me court
he any before tire expiration VI the said period
Of tircc montls 4 Cofy-Ics'c . -
Sa,fr By ii, General .3ssieRte.
The directed foregoing order WI iae place on the
1911; lav r Say neal, lSi3 Of the Court Eco OF The said
oi,.d states lo,r of niohmond Il wall commence
at 10 O'Clock. EDMUND ,hh!Sl IAN, "eh .,.''shee'
Jan. 81 ot-"oih
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I EASE OF JHlt kAHDNINi LAND FOX SNt.E- : \
~ EE9AN. W. Crat day oii- month oi sr Bel
Tavern the cry Of Eictmu"i, - ococs shall sell,
p.lic auction, the HIGHEST bidder for ready ;te inter
Edmund VI. E>,i, = lade She It'll March,
I-, hewrrn Nailan {. Ctensaw and him, Tie.
said EsS snd> the iock and Chckahonny runs.
of irnrico which interest ha leen .u.reuicr!
SAID E>;is, WHO has beD docreed bankrupt tC
United States FOR ;.c Eastern District Virginia, and
me assignee.
EDMrSE CHRISTIAN, Genera! Assignee.
April -.
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MARYLAND PENiTENTI ARY-SIOES and Laced BOOTS.
IVA sizes, Dtaiers,
duced prices.
Baltimore April /. lSi2. liI-4;-
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cant. Stockton. Of Mem .Jerecy

The enquiries we induced to make some
days since. in reference to the experiments in bull
ding steamers, and giving entertainments by this
gentleman, have brought us the following answer
from II friend in Philadelphia, which must be Ia
ken To contain the facts until some better advised
person Of such there bc) shall furnish contradicto
~ statements.
We have no personal knowledge of the matters
and, we said before, we say again if Captain
Stockton is spending his own money in entertain.
ments and experiments, he has perfect right TO do
so; but he has no right TO use the Government
funds for any such purposes and it is certainly
practice not to he commended in the Navy De-
parmen, TO give authority to any Commander to
cNPend an unlimited amount of public money in
building vessels. II opens wide door to corrup.
ton, and the stop is put to it, the better.
PaL,DrLrmA 23rd Sept Is43
My Dear Sir very sorry 10 see in the Wbig Of
Thursday the attack Capt, Stockton With the politics
Of the Paragraph have nothing do but you are entirely
misinormed, rs to his experimenting upon steamboats, OF
the public expense, and squanderug the public funds in en-
er,ninmcn's.
Capt. Stockton by order of the Navy Department has
been for tmc experimenting the construction Of
small steamship, on now plan, rather modification
o old one tho Navy Yard hero precisely ns Barry
1pcrniendcd the building Of the fgate United Stafss
ImNton Of the CoHsoliatoH, Banbrdgc Of the TaJeyen
desre, &c. &cand "his treats and dinners" pre-
sumo, shOugh he ~ the Captains Captain you will ALLOW,
lin % and drink and ask other people 10 do So il
pays for 1t with HE money. day or two before hi
ship the Princeton, launched, he invited The wives
daughters, and swoehcarts, Of Oh the workncn who had
been engaged constructing her, dine with him. in one
Of the houses Of the Yatdbut the Government
pad nothing all and far from tho public having been
at any expense, Lieut. Thomson, Of the ship old friend
Of mine, tells mo- that his Captain has laid ont Of his own
pocket, deal Of money, IN what you call cxperi
msHung" Stockton is Of the dashug liberal fol
lows the world, and no has gained his Jai3n de mare
ehgi sud get higher ~ his profession can't Sec
the should promote HE individual ambition, cal.
ready its cmocterc CRAFTY the whose vanity
he li"ors" when Tint do nothing moro Tor him.
do you pint this, but thought would LEI you
know o truth Of the case that you might correct the orror
md do Stockton, whom don't know particularly we'll At
least justice. Yours, very truly.
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OH Monroe morinc M last.

See the advertisement below. Now, brother
Wings, let us tell you what TO do. Come every
mothers son of You to the meeting. The eyes of
all the Wings are upon you; some think you are
too late, but it is time enough even now Turn out,
every coon of YOU, and show what sport you can
make The flood tide is coming up from old JET.
ierson, it will be met by the downward current
from Monroe, and we will all pour down in de.
huge upon our friends in Old Madison, and over.
whelm them with JOY.
Our cry is still, come to the meeting-come to
the meeting.
meeting of the Wings of Monroe Ward will be held
at the School Room OF Messrs. Smcnd Lefebvre on SA
TCRDAl EVENING next, Mt y oc!ock-for the pur.
pose OF forming Clay Club which the citizens gene
ally respectfully invited. MANY WINGS
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To Correspondents.
Communications written on both sides of The
paper will not he published.
DIR. WYMAN.


The Newark Daily Advertiser has the following rem.
relative TO the newly appointed Professor of Anatomy
Medical College. The acquisition of such talents Us hi.
the institution should be highly gratifying to its frends-
Compiler.
"Jcfiries Wymnn VI. D. Of Boston, has been appointed
Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology, the Medical Col
egc IN Richmond Va better selection could well have
been made. Dr. w. every way qualified for the office
and treasure which Harvard has unwisey allowed To
remain in unimprOvcd obscurty has transferred Ia
ndorn another State. DIR. Wyman, of the late Super
int ndent II the Charesown Insane Asylum is gentle
man OF no common qualities. Without dispute the best
comparative naturalist in this country, of surprising perser
verence and industry although but very young man. he
has rapidly taken stand in the first rank among our ma
tive anaomsis, which nothing but his painfully sensitive
and retiring disposition has prevented from being generally
known and appreciated. Two years since nc delivered
course OF lectures on his ayOe pursuit. before Lowell
Institute IN Boston, which evinced most consumate nc
quainance with tins most intricate science. Since then e
devoted his time to OF rgid study in Paris and it
was the general hope OF all his friends that he would be
placed the vacant Proessorship OF Natural History in
Cambridge. But though without this deserved honor in
his own land, he has been appreciated elsewhere. ANY
thing less than most successful discharge his new duties
would dsappoint all reasonable eNpcctation.r
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CANAL COMM ERCE.


ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Pioneer X. Parsons, master, with 5ji tons
mdze, from lyncburg TO Ludlam, Preston & Co, J.. d.
Crcnshaw II Co, a. T. Harris, and Webb Bacon 81 Co.
Chs VI. Mitchell, Jos. Eubnnk, MASTER with Al tor
mdIe, from Lynchburg, to Ludlam, Preston & CO. H. d.
Crenshaw Il Go, rhos Williams. Carrington Gibson &
Thornton, and Jno. Jones.
Pig lron $. Cox, master, with 81 tons mdzc from Lynch
burg, 10 Ludlam, Preston & Co, ond Dbrc IIolcornbe g.
Co.
Ohio J. H. Jamerson master, with 3sI mdze from
Lynchburg, to 'rredegar Iron Co.
Thos VI. Bonduranf, VIM Overflow MASTER with 90 tons
mdze, from lnrdwickssile and HowaGdsvic to A. r. Iar
RS. ltaXal, I}fOhrrs * Co.. Fords & Woodson. Wren &
Macon, and Jas. n. Shultz
Buchanan, T. Lcnahan, master, with 2J dze from
Scottsyle TO A. T.. Harris, Thos Williams and Warwick
& Barksdac.
Little Nell, x. Shaw master. with % tons mdzc, from
New Market, to Warwick & Barksdale.
Clayton q Burton, j. Ash MASTER with IA tons mdze
from Bcyer Dam 10 HaXal Brothers q Co. Warwick g.
Barksdae.
CLEARED,
Champion j. x. Beal, master, with 3lJ tons mdzc for
Lock No. -, New Canton aud Scottsvllc
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The old warrior left yesterday morning FOR stnunton-
We understand he will be Hartford this day week lie
i', presume, fory sumping for tho Presidency
lie stayed with short time, That, comparatively few
had opportunity Of calling him. Al parties however
Wing we'll Tory, would have taken pride and plea
sure, rendering tho old gcnemaus soourn pleasant ~
possible, had ho given them opportunity The Wings
would not have been behind their brethren in tesdyng
their for old soldier who did stint his blood
in the hour Of need when the country called for his services
What eonuos, the reception metwith by the calamity
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on his last visit Her, is man. dramatically opposed to
the large majority Of this City in politics, Who yeti had
only to let his arrival be announced command ,he civil
ties OF every individual it, They know he OF the
most formidable sdvcarcs Of their principles; yet they
spse his opinions and willing pay just tribute to
his person. On the contrary. the Nbhorrcd traitor here
aforotaste of the which shall sink him tempt
in lS4i Few went him, and those who did, did
credit to themselves in the OF the community. The
Wings are anxious, always, give every his due
Both these gentlemen received 1t their hands.
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From the Co,npil,r.


AEssRs. EDIToRs A piece in your paper of TIL ,orn
ing well calculated TO misiend the public mind, b. ndu
eng the belief that the escape Of the prisoners the
fenenaTy' on sunday night last attributable the
eject want OF vigilance the part soldiers Of the
Public Guard. This is the fact-I III presently she,
that no blame whatever can be attached the soldiers
In the rsi place, should be recolecicd that soldiers
are not now, aud have been for many past sta
toned Oh the interior OF the prson-,hcir duty outside
the eXtero. walls OF the Urding.
You that lh,r escape is surprising as there VIVA
Waterman duty inside the walls and four of the Pub
lie Guard tho outside" Now from this statement nine
persons IN ten would suppose these prisoners had pas
sed the Jor sentrics A. to the Waterman inside have
nothing say, he is beyond my control But the sol
ders-there were four duty outside and those four dis
tnbuted entirely around the outer walls oiIha immense bull
Ding each sldethe sentry whose post the prison
made their escnpe has walk upwards of eighythr
yards and less than half that distance the keonest eye could
not discover giant particularly at place located the
one which they selected scale the wall This place is
completely shaded by and fencc-there is no Ian.
tern at that point the only outside the building being
directly IN front OF the principal prison-so
that the sentry had been his 10 the place
would have been utterly impossible for him TO have seen
the prisoners IN their descent unless he hud in but
few steps OF them. There cannot be doubt that the pr
after having maured the necessary on
the inside wherc they could neither be heard by
the sOdeT assembled the wall and waited for the sentry 10
walk Oft sufficient distance enable them to escape
also probable that after the first escaped the other drew up
the Topeihe rope discovered by one Of the soldier
soon after he posted two oclockthc rope could not
be from tue seny's walk ne discovered II in consc
quoncc OF his pcrceyng that the lights inside the prison
had eItnguished gone out Curiosity, we'll vigi.
lance induced him TO approach the gate IN that wall to en-
deavor TO look through; by that ne found the rope
Immediately reported the Sergeant Of the Guard who
directly gave The alarm TO the interior
Iwould not have troubled you with this communication
gentlemen, but for the fact that there enemies 10 this
Company, who will willingly lay hold any thing to effect
its dcsiucuon-partIculary those who have heretofore
shamciuy misrcprcsenicd ITS material and condition. with.
out knowing personally any ng OF its character duties
In haste, Yours, very respc ctfnlly,
i. II. RICHARDSON,
Captain Public Guards.
Auuory. gGh Septeu,ber
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL AND
PERSONAL ESTATE.

EG1 virtue of two ConyeyanCes mad, IN ug no
Trustees by A. w Venabe wife one bearing date the
th May lsiJ and OF record the Granville Co
~ 4 and the other bearing MAY and of record in
tile Clerks Ohee of Mecknburg shall proceed 10 sci,
on e premises 10 the highest bidder October
e ENDED estate OF ~ w Nenable, know az
bo"ns'r containing by 1000 the slaves
on the said estae-togeiher with the kind,e crop
of Corn Tobacco and Plantation Tools
Also, the I'd November Is4l on The nrcm;ses IN the
ghet bidder VIII he o the landed Of the said Venabc
on which he resides Carssve IN the county Of Meet
gs va known as hindrrion containing sSO
WI" c a'es on sad estate conveyed 20
and Cattle crop Of Com Tobacco IIouseho K,en Fun,
ninre; also large and well selected Library
Directly after the sale NJ Kinderton NJ lpery we sa m in
the of CIlrksr. highest bidder Vcn,bIc,s Wa
house, and improved and unimproe Lott. Az
one orr tact OF Land near Cakvo acres and
one half interest 10 saw Mill.
The slaves from 20 number likely and e,ee,dny
valuable The Bfownsvie high cultivation
abu nrn WIN excellent buildings meadows
orchards OF select fruit and well
the estate This situation healthy IN.
land wa be divided TO suit purchasers kneton estate IN
elegantly improved the buildings best kind the lands
are 81 enc quality md adoins the vtge Carks
the garden orchards convenience 10 market mar.
this desirable estate
TERMsIbe Brownvic be sold on credit Of and
years bonds with satisfactory security bearing interest from the
day Of Fale Will be required possession given December
WIN Tie privilege Of seeding crop Wheat Rnicrton
estate WILDE so for like credits Of
$4,000 the title possession given 25 December with tho
privilege o seeding crop of Wheat. Warehouse town
properly and other Lands win be sold credits the
other Real Estate The Slaves and personal property win be-
sold cfciof months bonds
ing interest om the day Of SALE will required on all sums above
$50. that and under. cash
According provisions Deeds all creditors ire invited
10 forward and hid n the oT their claims e,cep
for such satisfy some Claims Of small
amount specially secured n deeds
The title TO the above property believed 10 be ndispub but
acting ~ trustees shall only convey MS by
said deeds. r. CARRINGTON, D.
!. !. SPEED. ''us'ee7 M N' =
r. " .S Wilkins, Trustees in Va.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Rich I'm ond.
HigA Hater tbs day at7i s'eioek a. "

ARRIVED,
Schr Perseverance, Phillips, from below, wheat to ax.
all & Co.
VIM. Allen, Spalding Boston, sundries
Mary Clark, Sweat, Boston, sundries
SAILED,
Schr Ann Eliza, Townsend, New York, Flour and bran.
Manchester, Worth, n. York, flour and tobacco
Pcnnsyyania, Hughes, Philadelphia, coal.
Jubilee, Stunger, Baltimore, coal.
Almra, Barnes, Baltimore coul.
- Caharine Amanda Teal Philadelphia, coal.
BoSroN, Sept. 23-Arived, schr Olive Branch, Moore
Richmond. Sept 2i-Aniyed schr Buslrod SAWYER
Richmond.
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TO COUNTRY ADVERTISERS

In future we shall adhere to terms rsy and
vesemeni r0Hf tke Hsz eiy acceprHcr-unes the ad
verse Is personally known and prompt pay
This notice that may disappointed
advertisements appearing complied with
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IL CALL TO THE HUMANE.-Tho citizen. of
Richmond, friendly to the object, requested attend
meeting in the Sabbath School room of the Methodist Cen
tenary Church. this Friday EVENING" for the purpose Of
forming Magdalen Society. The Committee appointed
at former meeting, will then report place of oganiza
ton. By order of the Con,u,itte.