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.gLt s.i,,.. 80. - IN me bad and iaes al.ss.ss
IN :, 80. ,ss pass - - asns On Win nisAus apsasv.
asd u. victim o, mr., n., $500 We oa"s o. N. No. fsn
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therefor 10, JoHSsToN 49, 40 r-tsrsA" To sssA
v,olab- $780, "a a.. 70 pfes>rve ths
n,,,l. Al F,,o - % practices 10 tAs No.
speed, CUE 70 the apI,,,...,s ,, seos...hs
h.. ns,.s.ho,, fact. tina, ,.ou.,,a, A.,
dssAse owing te unsAflnsss <nor.s, NJ. ~
unfortunate s.f.r rr 10 an asf sisAsr
tho rss-ius Of his life msenh- s.ss
% TArr Noncx--Tso.s peron. who h.x.
st,tions BY prseti-e sps-Jiiy cured ~s Go
What pity that youyr man ~. 49,.
darling o, bis usTvp. ,r,,d n- % hn essnty 40 -
erjoynsn,s Of life by eoa<.qaencs, i.y,,n % 40
foe. Contemplating ~ e'nae" Such Fsrsoss -
MARRIAGE
regulates 10 pEouol. e,,nus,a, s NE sost sseesAy
he ,o1Sn.v ss ,1 s H.ppne.- indsed ~itAous H..
hoa,v ", 10 -. weary pilgrimage. pso-pses
pair ana aD. W no IA. rc.. shadH~sd with ass
sns.I beeoss % oa saeetoA haiiLs Aap.ass
COEsI'TTtTTiSNs IN npo,,,
N, \ - y 'O4'ah liability.
Ioe-s ms -Ii al Who have Injured lhsa..-,,~.
iNppSrr SSss - - r.s = ,es shSss
' " ''fNhNLoS VI THE GENITAL
ORGANS.
i ~ tHAs power the penalty lsv.us .,,x
VINO ssea Loose rein or license h.ir "a. -o.,
are 700 Api 70 commit szeessss Asar, az "a. 49,
in rie- that AE!oash iapotesey ~ ss.
tHr~ t-Po-es 10 se nTins Erasf4 on nun ,,,..
Ii. abuse arsa, b, ,Tes. hat s.s.--
hhcE a-fti.a-sy ne Ei,-E se.urp, sa... -
who That und'r.fand the subject pretend 10 q. ,h., es
tkan BY the psieu, Rs.a - se piAsues IN
ems. nv aneSn. are eeranssa lac pAyas. n,
- rs si ey leo lreGasnt ssd s-.i sIr,n..,
Ie,p,es TO The cause or ,ou. ~ are s''sH Aisi
% Ss S% f r s.es o. other tie n...
-s.yoGs system, eoc-h 81 ss>uoh seianfsm~ss
go. 'as' 'Asy have been BY i.io,vi..
body. Ss' "eSi"euvet 10 10th Land AL
ISyDI UNr.pv op,,,,,
OCths dsrr-ar, S,.-,.- - =. :. H."iSSiONS.
above mentioned .er,, -, s, s eoianon rssui VI
can be v,x,, r.. t ot~ atseripuon fsf
b-g ms hy too h..ty ~ ZONES on Gradually
sionatr dr.aLa. " '@-1@. IN ca: earve and yA4
such emission. b,inv To- 49, -.
80 o~rr while tAs
Sor,e he -y-. n, Osef as The doscs gross
fresssnL oC.n bropxb, ~, h., -s eass1 ss<it-d al
the part In M, ,-ro1,,i e@s OF ~ merely touch
snts,ss - -, aha ~hLsut errsioa. in this 4.
TT. ~ ,ou,,,a- 'a'e OF h< dsrsnaI ~
nd night Pale .r,ri.,., W heA1h tahs place day
eradication Complain. ar 1hhsPpy vieuH Of
aasuid look, dunEes ">s
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EATRACT VANILLA, PoR FLAvoRISs ICE.
- oRrIH+ JrlIIs. ETcTbs Extract pos.e.s. in the mos
concentrated form the delicious and
oio OF the true Van Va Bean. and for MI culinary be
found the most convenient OF u.
rTsa6 ~ ALEX DUYAL 4 60,
n.in a,
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF Y,,IIs
OWN STATE

Wiz FfAnsin Manufacturing CoS1Tazy nav. on h.nI At
fAfEk WILL near the u Of u. Railroad sol
- u ets sSleTnns hne and eomHon letter foled sLi
nat cap PsprT suiet and PLAIN; as medium printing eny
naIrhs as OF various sEes 81 ue loves wholesale pree,-
my invite pueie attention assured In quality and
Of any Nonhern Factory They pared execute oser,
any description Of that the market their
require Merchants and dealers requested 70 ear lie P.r
MIL and examine for Themselves. ~ "a ~
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
tLo11fs5 cares Tine, b.own olive fe.u
~ Cio,ns ai-c. ftrshirgS p o.s'd Beaver Cloths.
CAsSinRhEsh arsv b.sk also fan
CIV Cassinsief Of the assi aud mot fash ousble ,yss
vEFT1NGS-ToInns woolrn vcisci AMI Pa "a IN auI
Sik Sestinss of the and approved patterns
Eb-Now &c store large ani f.sa Of Pal ard
Winter Dry Good. which IL be terms
Y. b J. 4. JAMES,
- IL Directly opposite Exchange BANK.
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Ritbmono Dailp fubis.
Edi'er.' no. II. GaGI.HMss.
VOLUME "a

vs,,. !. ~. PLEAsANTS,
no. II. GALi.AHEn.
~-k-r-r-a- <=--==-=tx
Prom the Commercial Adver,xsS.
HARVEST HOME.
nv sRs. ANNA sALTUs.
Harvest moon, benignsnt, bright,
hantling earth with silver light,
Filling tho farmers hoart with 10Y,
While watching DER his late employ;
And Mingled with his auless lays
Arc hymns Of gratitude and praise,
To Him who bids thy radiant beams
Still brighter fall In Rlittering streams
On midnight ihronss, while reaping fast
Their rich reward for labor past.
And 40 they heap the grateful store,
I'LL teeming wagons hold more.
Vsioas arise and thoughts will come
of holidays and harvest homo.
The barns well stored, with corn each bin,
And herds secured IN folds within.
Next comos pure bliss without alloy
n rustic carnival Of Joy.
Gusss meet TO celebrate the night
In open field, their lamp moonlight;
a tablet spread no cot could hold,
With generous fare and fruit all cold,
What matte. chilly grows tho night
when hearts are warm. with earned delight,
From tabor comes .euliveniny sound
And merrily oil dane. around;
The ale 10 brosched with snowy foam
They taste, and shout TO hsL,est home.
A. from tbis yearly fcio I stray
Upon the mountains devious way,
Gazing upon fair Cynthia's face
With holy light uaversing space;
Cay tones ascend from distant plain,
Meojious with echoing strain;
Or toll is onded-Storns may come
And whir!winds ragc-Our harvests home.
Summer 10 ended, Autumn past
A greater harvest's coming fast.
We arc not saved, rtout hearts will cry
We toiled Tor Earth 10 Heavens reply,
Loving the gifts but not the giver;
Go, reap what ye have sown, for ever;
The Righteous crowned. in bliss shall come
Their hArvesi .aYed. in HeaNnI,. hona
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New aud Hiei, style. ., Ter and Dinner

kusr opened Chra few set. Of esit.r new and rich
ses OF Tea aud uHner Services, 10 which oi
ne Fol. nVed LiseSise new paLers OF Flowing
bae seryeesand Whie Grane OF sod
prices Cahs No 70 China Han, West Main Street
~ HIGH A. WATT
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,,, FRESH FALL DRY GOODS.

III LIS hsNe rceivsd VIZ
-. Ann hmkA~sy from Liverpool md BY rseeat arr.
ns. M "oftn f1 and varied Of PosiEu saI
.o - 70 which they invite Cos.l.,
RMS 70 unusually large and al low priess
= =. No iOS. Main sueet, Doubl. Granite Frsnt
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

=.
'ENHE Winter Course OF Lectures in the Mod;
eh hyatiinsat Of isniden Sydney College WI comm. nee
IN heh1ni on NIisy the 9Th OCTOBER n.Ii .pd cont,
uue onti the last Ut Febrg-ry following
Tas College aud Hos Edas. ha. been eau,,,.s I
ever. s.ns nsh' hes h-eH mad. all m. al
g., WINS. ar. oot,insd in initiation satss-
afitoa TO ths usual Lectures and Medical
w ee s'ven regularly a; The co-,- Hospital CRY sos.-
ana Arn'uiy' by Which the student hav. the
ogiuh' Of ~s.s's the diseases inei,n sau,b sal
Will ne wi DC e.s UPON to Of IA.
% e- Tue 'smesr Of major and Surgical oy.fa-
toh- which have Asu ycary performed belas. the a- CT
49, y e,,"-a ii the College Hospital the reputation OF
mo CULLEN ~ u Professor ThcO ari Prae,ie. Of n.ii
l. w caAAGExLaYsE, " D., rrec Therapeutic. and ~,
L. BOHANEAH, ~ ID Pc,r oa.c,,,. -, p
jEFfEiFs wYMAS. ~ n Prof Anatomy AMI phy.,oio.y
spcRArrs msUP,N " n. POD cs.,s...r an. Pharmacy
cARIER y JOHNSON. NJ d, Demonstrating OF Anatomy
and comfort % the t. SUDDEN, 10 s,y
hofors5 The ANATOMY ~ the human eody sesu. .
Good BsII'ns iut,nF lights n. spJ rvau,. an, ndans.
Current BARK Notes Of in which a.. stpl.,. ~,
sdsd viii be taken fos tsssctr
ARG L. WARNER, Nd.
- s.'s..s''ov. Dan Of the Faculty.
BROOKS, BELL & HUDSON will receive
- and open by Tuesday Wednesday ner, great man,
choice sood.. such "'
R,eh shaw. great variety
State HSans' rev AMI Gsautfl
fr-neh Pnbroideries, Gscs.s Aiis &c.
Back blue black and eoioOrrd b.
"nh many othsr tesabls GOOD. puIcsi within the
last week AM viii /. soA a \ snail advance. or "a
X TONS American Blistered ST.. mace OF
e. Swedes lion
IS bundle. American She, Iron a--ou~J ,s,,. ,- IN
'' '- -
10 casks Cheese
- botes do
s-is sId Nal Rsd.-Rsss,.ins AMI 4. ..ie by
~ WORTHAs, seGRUIER l. CO.
SUPERIOR BEEF TONGUES, large size.
- Giied P.ekss PieesHlb ard Frca.h Berrs
sup-'ipr f,sll and VI, a s4ueSc
jas: received and f., "a. BY JOHN CREME
81
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TI'. PATENT GALyANIC RINGS,


tNhs eaarssbe discovery
Il ton OF the Medical profession
besn sufficiently long before tho American public
test OF ~ power and oeaev The Patent
teea und to answer all the for which
rarie Battery Electric and Magnetic hut are
wihou' sfthc injurious shocks which lpn
cations by those Instruments and
sais sni certain i accomplishing the desircd
The Ga'anie Rings have been Perfect
eass "i hheuuaisn acute ehrone applying
O. hn5s Govt Tie D1reuI ToothAebe BrOshus Vertigo
vous OF Sick Hestsehe, indigestion, Epilepsy
fs cramp ralp son OF the Heart hppoeI Joints
'ameaso Spinal 70 ls Neuralgia General Debility
~ OF Nervous kneE nd all Nervous Disorders srtraor
binary elect upon believed
and asa eran prove fer the preceding
equally be seons ds The G.lvane Rings every way
perfectly harmless and cold be
al Chfies Magnetic Fluid IL used Rings
:" snie' Their Efficient action and Gavane
hnuenee u particular pA- which
osneniss OF tho highest character regarding
eaivanie Rngs and Magnetic Fluid
OF they may be at the oss The only
sy in New lo;k ~ at Jy- ia FULTON st. (s1n BuinK)
To guard against fsud DR. Chnse appoints
Of the etiss ofhe United 1r ony agency CITY
OF Richmond, 10 ALEX DuvAL 4 cos
hu " IS7 Main Street
PRiCEsfor Gold Rings 81 md o. 50 each for Common
Kings. 50 Gents zach: Ghvanie FluI, 81 per bottle
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EIG7pls II RGi.,-Jsr "a. -f,s-rsr
Fresh Hordnoare, Cutlery, DC.
l. 4 l. 4

their Fall stei Of Hardware CUTLERY, &c, sIpse
ee;ve IN few day the whole OF their purchtesa
BEEN ronsh upon the very best terms We respectfully
call em our city and country '@nds
eel our goods nj such and such
Satisfaction. SMITH a. HARDWOOD,
En 70 Main a,..t
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WoRrlIAM, McGRUDER & co. offer for

WORrliAM, McGRUDER & co. offer for
=, 20 ssa- y, o; P r. ard St croiI Sugar
~ cotesLoL
% hbos r X AMI 81 Croi, Noas.e.. q part priln,
S-o eNs Rio Larua, and best Old Java Con..
rhh-S1bpo~esr. Imperial and Black
~ bids prime w-<,-rn Bacon
2oo bbis No ING iIerrinss
10 do No I family 70. d.
$50 do family Flour
100 boIst sIlo and iO,i2 Class
10 do
ito do Wo-dpns AID Huns patent Genie.
- d, Sem and patsnt It.fu do
1000 hsst Dup. SPORTING AMI Lari.s Powder
100 ,d-s good and god daaased soe Lssth.r
tons Shot
rs bores Tin Plate
1000 lbs spetsr
500 raeks bait
900 bs best English slo, Thread
ITO Nova Scotia Grind stJn..
800 kegs Nails assorted from a, a, ,at,
CASH Copperss
Sperm End WLalr
eeruon Indigo
10 bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
Pm=n,o has., Nuim.g. .li Clsy..
Pur. Cider Vinegar
loo hsshss Clever R-.d
Herds Gees ami Trashy do
BED Cotds Cotton Vans. Cotton I.!E..
fLm- aud Ground Paser
hoN-h hrle thi general sssot,neLI Of iron Br s,.h
coant'y and Trek gar Of all s,e-
fOssh Plates ART she-; Iron
hNkS-ssmmons and Rams MAKE
srEEI.--Sprins. Ensi.n Bixtrt.I
American do, Cas- sIe,l
Nail Rods, assorted "a. \.
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VISIT OAK HALL,
BOSTON, Mass
THE MOST POPULAR OF THEM ALL


III pom the siIgpeston of seyeral pe mi r,en Of
~ Richmond VI, ma v,,tv A.. q, a.. -, - -.
in, In nav ,,bIhms,t ,L. o,,., :. n, rsI.. -, r ~,
o.in .dverti,rm.n N, hs n.,,s.l =, RI -, ~
of having i.rge um, 10, ,L,ir cLos,,x " ' ' "-'''
Aueom,nunc,,on. . "A o,l. :. 90, =. No., -, -, .
MED Viii Inc poI-y a, ann nsx.s. IN a. :, -, =
gentleman wishing 10 and nd. o,scr a ME. =. ri. ns. ~
sor,n-n, n, linn n. ,a.h, - M. -, -, 'o
mo s,ure b, ,houh prefe N n.rf,tv so,,..;.D, ., -, -
I'M. taken nv .o,. ATT, n, Cat. p,n, . a ~ - -
insure a q cd d. ~ ~
FALL CAMPAIGN,
n.gn,Oc.n, Ct,n.,. 81 ot.I.., ,,, -.
-. I'm. De'ikhs tut
AnyicY To ppprralIoN A. Me-. ~, 80 No a.,
urn Nnnpa ,Tr a Az ,vIra e,,cns ,,n 70. s
se.urs pIopxcS , -, ,y,- o., 49,, - n
ARRIvAI op paII nHoEs, To ,vunI re- an n AL
Irps, ~ ""'-'AD" DSn-
,.,,I :. nil, ,,o, .,n,, n, -. -. -, ~, ~
strangers Wishing The city snsr delay of.I week dunn sies
tim. l.avc moi r., a. RAJ. ro,n,..a 49,. - " -
the tno,t IN, gni6,nt ,e,r ,ra,lv ,.v
eat. Tie ian 4, ,II.nSJv deenr,sJ "a, L., ~.
ganee The being Gothic La, rive. tho On
portuny 10 dspay his taste 10 advantage The painp.. yrb
adorp the va a 40 ne et ehay, and Ih. -,
one will be fully for Tho oubr of v.,, hc
enre, VI the Interior especially when pS,e 1, he
evening upequaned in any stoI- this sie OF the Atlantic Much
pra,e is due 10 the artist for hi. ,ar. in 81
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Valuable Prairie Plantation
Enp GALE


ON CrcdH Of onc Aro, Mrce, and t0nr Years.
TIME subscriber offers Tor sale his plantation
Il lying miles West OF Columbus, Miss,
containing TO acres-1i0 acres in high stale
OF cultivation, and 90 acres deadened which can
be taken in durin. the next season. This is 4
portion Of that valuable estate lately owned BY
Col John d. AmS, late OF North Carolina, and
is considered one OF the finest cotton plantations
in North Mississippi. This region OF country is
considered the heallhicst where cotton is grown
successlully-ievers being as rare as in any
portion Of The Southern States Colonel Amis
and son, with slaves 10 The amount of 300, having
never lost one BY fever, during residence here
Of five years. The clubhouse, screw, horse-mi
cabins for the accommodation OF 20 or so ne
groes, and other buildings necessary on farm
are new and well-conslrucled. There is lake,
which always supplies wafer for stock; and a
bored well, supplying an abundance Of water
Eight and len bales OF cotton 10 the hand have
been made IN The place. ANY person wishing 10
purchase fine cotton plantation, can, at the pre-
sent prices Of cotton, pay The purchase money
in two years, from The proceeds of The plantation.
Corn, fodder, farming utensils and stock Of every
description, will be sold low to the purchaser
During The past season. there have been sales
in ms neishbcrhood al SIS cash, per acre, and on
shor, lime. Possession given Isl January. Price
800 per acre; and small cash payment-say
one sixth. u. A. CHANDLER.
Columbus, Mississippi.
II Raleigh Register will republsh until Isl
December, and forward account 10 Il. A. c.
Nav 3O-c2amtlstDec.
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POETRY.

FRIENDSHIP WHICH NEVER SHALL. AYE
In The TEMPEST ofliie, when The wave and the gaze
Are around and above, il thy footing should fail
If thine eve should grow dim, and Thy caution 'e
part, c,,ass II heart.
II Tho friend who embraced in prosperity glow,
WIN . smile for each Joy, and tear Tor each @o
Should betray thee, when sorrow, like CLOUDS arc
arrayed c,Js
Lock- alon 10 that friendship that never sha'i laae
Should they who ale dearest, The son OF .ny heai'
The wife oil Thy bosom in sorrow depart,
Look aloh, from The shadows and dost OF Inc 'o'ho
Tolhe soil where affection is ever IN bloom.
And O, when Death comes in ,errors 10 cast,
His fears Ger The future his pail Ger Inc past,
In that moment OF darkness, with hope in Thy heart'
And smile in thine eye, look aiott and depart.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

DYa special at of the Legislature of Virginia passe,
- At its last session, system OF Free Schools has beet
adopted in Norfolk county The county has been di
vdrd into twenty School Districts. for which fwrhiy
four Teachers are 10 he employed The ilreu Conlms
siuners Of each district III engage thuir own teacher
who will br under their immediate superintendent AM
control, but person can hr employed until he siil
have been examined by tho President and have obtain
ell from him crItihc ie nf fitness 10 teach. None nect
apply who qualified Ia teach R~ading, Wiring
Arithmetic, Geography and the English Grammar eii
rally. Several correct Maihenaiicians and classca
Teachers will he required Three hundred dollars have
been appropriated 10 each School which shall have sin
Gle Teacher, aud, 10 zach having two Teachers 81,
hundred dollars, tn be divided between Principal and
Assistant the District Commissioners shall think pro-
per. Al salaries 10 he paid quarterly Board may be
had in any district in the county for from sixty
hundred dollars per The Schools will 60 int
operation on the LIT Of January next
IN the absence of the Subscriber, application may b'
made 10 the Rev Vernon Eskridgr, OF Portsmouth, Wit
will give such information as may be- required.
LEROY G. EDWARDS, President
Of tho Board of Schol Commissioners for Norfolk co
Dreu Crack Va Urt 8 lSi5-rlaltJanl
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Enr Ire Enlnirer,


The policy and principles Of the present Ad-
minisiralion will soon BE- brought 10 bear upon al
least one question Of great interest 10 the South;
mean the Tariff. A proposition IN Congress 10
modify the measure, and reduce il 10 The revenue
standard, will be mel BY violent opposition IN that
body. however strongly may be recommended
b. The Pres dent Under such circumstances the
South will want every aid which can be rendered.
The opinion that J. c. Calhoun ought 10 be IN Inc
Senate of The United States al such an important
crisis, is 30 generally and strongly entertained IN
Virginia, thai il South Carolina does not call
upon him 10 return, the public mind VIII oe al a
loss 10 know The considerations by Which she IS
governed The whole Souh is equally Interested
with her. aud the necessity OF this step IS render
cd most obvious BY a sense of The danger which
threatens The country. Ii is 10 be hoped there
fore. that South Carolina will duly weigh The i'm
portance Of it, and that Mr.. Calhoun will yield TO
The wishes of his friends upon the subject.
If The proposed reduction OF duties does not
lake place 10 the extent contemplated by lie
friends OF free trade, il is certainly oil great con-
sequence 10 the opponents oil the present farm TO
settle that important and complicated question
upon some permanent basis, and there is no one so
we'll qualified Tor the task as Mr.. Calhoun.
There are also other great interests which viii
require his talents and experience. There VIII
probably be stormy session in relation to 81
much of the Annexation question as yet remains
omen; and although The Democratic majority IN
Tie House of Representatives is large. We may
have our difficulties 10 contend with. The South
should be represented at Washington in all her
intellectual strength, 80 as 10 place her views on
The mos, comprehensive scale before The people OF
The United States and The world
The moral power OF Mr.. Calhoun's name, and
the advantage of his great abilities would be ielt,
and in the event Of any serious difficulty arising
between our own and foreign Government IN.
vulving the preservation oil The national honor and
interests, The country might look with confidence
10 the sober views and patriotic efforts OF such
man. "A REPUBLICAN.
E,uon;er Countv October 90 1915
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL,

NorrowAY CorRT HoUsr, April y, lSi3.
VIZ AS committed 10 the Jail of this county on
w the 18th day of March, lS45, a Negro Man,
who calls himself ALECk he is bright mu-
ao, about FIVE feet nine OF len inches high, and
about twenly-eight or nine years old. he says
thai he was sold as the property of Francis EpcS,
by the Sheriff OF holloway, about the year 1929,
TO Mr. Rogers, who carried him 10 the South,
where he escaped, and has since lived with tribe
Of Indians in Texas. lie had on when commit
ted, cows hair hunting shirt, kersey panlaloons,
with buckskin leegingS, black satin vest, a
black fur hat, and black silk cap, iringed with
Indians hair, so as 10 cover the forehead and
temples The owner is requested 10 come for
ward, prove property, and pay charges or he
will be dealt with according 10 law.
Nav 2-clafIy TuOS. w. EPES, Tailor.
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TO UNITED STATES PENSIONERS In
VIRGINIA


THE undersigned, resident 81 Richmond city. having
i been for several years engaged IN the prosecution
Of Revolutionary Claims, and, consequently, familiar
with the proper Of preparing Certificates orders
Of Courts and vouchers Of all kinds connected with The
business; and having observed how much trouble ahd
difficulty attend The drawing Of many of your pensions
at the Agency Of Virginia in consequence Of the nior-
nality OF your vsuqhes, as also The difficulty IN sens
some your Attorney since the law requires
said Attorney 10 make oath that he has no interest," ~
the money ia authorized receive by reason OF any
pledge. sale. Assignment, transfrIi ana
whrrras few like tn attend To business without some
compensation he therefore proposes, 10 all whose pen.
made payable At Richmond, Va, that he wil
prepare for each Pensnner all necessary plphrs, and re
by mail, seml-annualiy with full directions Tor MI
ing up &C., draw the pension. and remit the amount ~
a check money az he may be directed, aud leave
optional with Ih- Pensoner make such compensation
afterwards as he or .hs may think proper ny ,n'S
means your papers will not bo subj tcted 10 rcnl" "
three four times before they are properly, "
the ntcatrd He will also continue 10 prosecute A"
tatsh claims moderate and satisfactory T.n T.
JAMES Z. SUTTON, ia
n. BAH letters, to receive attention, "'" r.
paid. .,dinr publir
REsERExcRE-James E. Heath. E.q rua" p .u"
Accounts Richmond, Va 3. H. Parker, E'q'' Rss's'e'
Land Office. Va. -, -,
Rirbmnnd W. Aug. 9Th, 1St5-fM
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China Hall.
Fall SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AM

FALL SUPPLY OF CulNh, GLhoo AND
EARTHENWARE.
Dy,bs shIos Moniezmma and Adirondack, via New
Is yo,t and the Virginia. At City Point. from Liver
o the ,ubsrrbrr has received the larger portion Of his
fail supplies and by The ship akaway, from Liverpool,
a,ly eIperlcd at City Pnint, lie will receive the remain
der " his stock Of China and Earhenware, direct n
the manufactures consisting 81 shapes and patterns
By tho regular packets from Boston he is IN receipt OF
his supplies OF Glass from the manufactures and IL pre-
pared offer very large and desirable assortment 81
superior Goods in his line.
Country Merchants and all others. particularly IN
sed TO examine his goods and prices, "a strong hooe
punctual customers.
A very large assortment OF Lamps Looking Iia'ses'
HUGH A. WATT,
Aug.o6 No. -, West Main street.
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the Tariff and Texas, and boldly exposing Inc
inconsistency OF The Georgia Wings on these
crea, subjects Mr.. C. may open the eyes OF many
OF his opponents, and secure his return 10 Con
cress, where he gained honor and Distinction
While there is The fainles, hope OF success lie.
him not give up the track 10 Tariff Wing