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Richmond College.

Yesterdays Times contains notice Of the proceedings
Of the Board oi Trustees Of this Institution from which
learn that Its Affairs in prosperous condition
There ~ students in attendance the last session.
and the nun.OeT 10 now about 90. Col. L. W. Allen tho
Agent has collected abou, $4,000 for the purpose Of
1rgng the College and endowng additional Professorshps
This sum, added to 81 OOO previously invested and with
the additional prescriptions anticipated will greatly aug.
meni its capacity oT usefulness. Rev Robert Ryand i
President Of the College, and f. g. Holiness Professor Of
Languages. The Mathematical chair and that Of Natural
Philosophy are 10 be filed
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- hmm VUIVN EENS.
should like 10 hesT from the Texas Volunteers Of Rich
mond On the 9Th day d July Why should they MOI
be allowed 10 FIRE one gun Of lesst3
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" h3hIFuIUNi JUNO y I0Ib.
" The Crisis and the Adtainistrafion-T admins.
tfaton u in some enhancement The Mexican ques-
ton - assuming significant completely. We are in a
snud The Cabinet arc in session every dpy and the
Sabbath hos been obteratcd upon the principle that there
ure Sabbalhs In revolutionary tim0s. The President
attends Brother 5proes sermons but his mind is upon
tho appointed conference with Mr. Buchanan after the
service. Ito hears Of the River Jordan, but he IL think
ing Of tho Rio Orande. Ito eans Of tho beauties Of tho
New jerusalem, but he b. perpoked 10 the nationality
Of Santa te. lie oxh1rlod 10 seek the ond Of Canaan
but he prefers the land OF California lie told Of tho
many successful voyages Of the old ship Of ZION. brt
he = umnung upon ships u war on the Pacific side
Of Mexico.
"Faihor Robert owen s hCfo again lie be- resolved IN
preserving The peace between John Bull and nce Sami-
vel We arc informed be has had long talk with Father
Richie on the oSpodency Of the line Of iJ-bu that
Father Richie swears be will hold TO 81 ~ ulI Cas-.
suHenders IT, which he hopes he will do IN tho Of
lfealY. y
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VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,

ViSlTERS to the Virginia Springs arc re-
specially informed BY Monday 29th June,
ania two horse coach will regularly,
from the Hot the White Sulphur Springs leaving
alternate days Immediately afer breakfast dine
aod reach It's destination before Ver who may
stop will have opportunity evGy
fare S275. There viii alsn good Hack
Travellers all hours; and strangers
that the Baths natural, and artificial
The price 81 the baths VIII be reduced Hot Baths each
Moderate Baths 25 each In
number tickets for ~ families remaining
two weeks, board will also he redueedt to ~ per
All accommodation, and and
accommodated here a TIL GOODR
Hot Spr bJune.
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From the N. o. Bee, June 4.
Later from Point isabel.

Steamship Aldbuma, arrived last evening bayins Iof,
Brasos ST. lago, on the LIST tant, at O'Clock A. NJ
We have received further intelligence by th. arrynl
than those brought by the Galveston
General Taylor still Matamoras waiting for fur
'her reufOrcements The troop, in fine spirits and
anHiousy waiting the order OF marching into the enomys
country.
capt Saunders, Engineer, and Coils Winthrop and
Lyons, attached Gen. Tsyor's Staff came on bonrd ,b
Alabama as passengers, and took Bslize, Capt MAJOR
Maretia-aso, tho following sick and wounded oiicer.
from !he Army; Lieut. Arthur, I'd Artillery; Leuts Gates
and McClay and Capt. Kels Slh Infantry Lieut. stevens
9Th Infantry.
The Alabama arrived at Brazos Bar on the 2sth uIt.-
no same evening at o'clock It commenced blowing n
heavy gale, and III o'clock IL increased to compe,e
hurricane which caused both anchors drag from 40 into
fathom waters
Correspondence Of the Trnnir
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u The ~ Y. Evening Post, lLoco,) estimates that the
vote in the House OF Representatives the Tsuf will be
ia in favor Of reduction OF duties, and los against
Could there be stronger Ii5ue TO the wisdom OF Wing
policy this question, than the fact thai with ocooco
majority Of 10 IN the House, the majority in favor Of the
proposed change, OF indeed there be mSOrity a IL
smaIl But for party discipline the attempt change
the Tariff would be defeated by least l. The judg-
OF the members of Congress- well as OF the coun-
Try is IN its favor but party pride and psrY consistency
require its overthrow Ough, the great interests Of the
country to be thus spored with, for party purposesi
~ Tue promotion Of Gen. Taylor, by comforting on
him the breye Of Major Genera-if indeed that be pro-
notion which, by the decision Of the President in the case
OF Gen. WORTH and which led the resignation Of that
officer, is empty honor, comforting rank-has given
grea, satisfaction to the people Of New Orleans.
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~ Tho Legislature Of Maine has made several inohec-
tua efforts to elect IT, s. Senator The 1ocos have
arge majority, bu, they havo thus for been unabe to
ooniato. The two Houses vote eoneurenfiv, aud Not
joHily and while Gov. Anderson an Old 1lunkor s the
iovon'e Of tho Senate. Hannibal Hamln Of the Young
Democracy, the choice Of tho House In this dilomma
do not know that tho Legislature could do wiser thing
on TO e0Promiss upon George Evans tho present scna-
tor
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Hon. w. L. MARCY,
Secretary Of War.
Military Movements.

Ohio has promptly responded the call upon her. Her
full complement O volunteers organized and portion
Of them about TO proceed to Point Isabel.
-Four companies Of Col. Koarney's regiment Of mount
ed for the Santa Fe expedition were mustered into ser
wee ST. Louis on the 3Oth ult.
Young Webster tho Senator'S som has nearly completed
the organization Of company Of volunteers in Boston.
Thirty companies Of Alabama volunteers, numbering
$500 men, in the field.
Twelve companies Of Tennessee volunteers ready for
the field, were at Nashville on the % inst.
The National lntelhgencer Of Wednesday eontains
General Order from the AdIutani Generals Office in Wash
ngon assigning the Captains snd subaorns Of the reg
monl Of mounted rlemen recently authorized be raised
by Congress TO their respective companies Maj George
s. burbrdge, whose headquarters Newport, Ken.
lucky, directed TO supenniend h8 recruiting Of tho regi.
mont Two companies to be recruited by their OIL
the Statos Of Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and
TeIas snd the other eight Tennessee Kentucky Ohio.
Indiana, Illinois und H.syeur such places may best
be designated aud sanctioned by tho su
pcTiniendoBG
Five companies Of tho st. Louis Legion left New Or
leans the Sd inst. for Point Isube
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~ We copy the following paragraph, from the wash
ngton correspondence Of the New York Herald We do
youch for tho truth Of what the writer says but we
will endorse It's wits
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Office.

The ladies connected with the Centenary Church in ,bi,
city, will offer TO the public lin the immediate neghbor
hood Of the City Hall, on this evening and to-
ing June ll:h, 18th, opening O'Clock p M choice
collection OF refreshments, consisting part OF the best
ice creams cakes and fruits No charge at e door The
ladies ask for share OF that patronage which has been so
literally extended TO other churches during the
The proceeds Of the sale be applied to the payment of
the remainder OF a church debt.
June I, 1916.
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lie might safely have len to his friends the de.
fence Of his reputation against the assaults, ns,.
dious open, OF the enemies, whether in "hgh
quarters" or low, whom he would have left "in
the rear"-and we regret that he did not do so.
The following is the omitted letter:
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WILLIAM F. WATSON,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

TNNB subscriber kased this well establishment
II his lends public generally
undergoing thorough repair; and HE insntion
spare pans conducting appo
baton ~ those who may favor hi@ with their
- i2-2t u. DORSEY
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

N . TICES.
VI louisa R9il-ROad.-The annual meeting
OF me OF the Louisa Rail Company viii bc h.
- %, nou'e on we 10Th day ofJune, 1876, I2 O'Clock
~ @"'" A. w. rALLEY, secy.
oIlCE.-Rev. E. L.. MACON, of Rich.
mond City, win deliver annual Address bef,, M. ,
WEDNESDAY, 2tth OF June 1DMMiI-rre
js S-2awtd
W NOtice.-The Ladies of College Church in Prime,
hward VIII hold FAIR, the Court House. on Saturday JIy
h Doors to be opened at O'Clock The pubic are r..
specially invited to attend. ,l,hIn,.
kOcketts Property AT AuctiOn-Auen
ton requested to the belonging 10 IN.
OF 10 Greenhow decd, this evening, at ST O'Clock
y I< WILLIAMS n HANALI., Aucu
W NOtice.-Our sale OF Bacon, Groceries, &c
viii take place This Morning, O'Clock without r-,,rd ~
weather We asa the attention o deaer
j. IL DUNLOP MONCURR 4 CO. Amen,
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C0NCERT OF SACRED MUSlC.

CONCEkI UF DAUkED MUSlC,
- =. STEVENS respectfully informs tho cit-
80 Of Richmond hat hs win give CONCERT OF -.
MUSIC The Tinted Presbyterian Church, M BthssJ
behalf u the Circle NJ Industry connected Church
rRGDAY EVENING NFNT, i2th
Ms suLty hessfs TayfoR Rourg, On MossE
md several Amaieur Indy volunteered
occasion
Programme.
PRAYER.
D. OVERTURE.
q htng 70 1ehoFahsss 90 frGhna
There s Home ~ Haiovsd Psacs.....H ~ HrassrV
a. sOfyO-hg, Dandsrdaie. Asit-Ths Hus
bapduza from ~ Oruiorio o. The Seasons. Hsvsa
n FAff ~ ~ Nea y. =
y SOLOS. q. Stevens Grave o. Espolson Nests
fIntermission Ton Muutssl
Haleluiah u the Father. Herfssea
2. sOfO-Mr Roster. SACRED Song, Thy
~ done''--vorda by. ..,................F Mr.
? Who shln weep when the Righteous die1
4. sOIsO-Miss suty
S When winds breathe soh--tdescrptve j. .. WsBgs
RTICKErs nook AMI nusle ator,.
and ~ the door Children hall price.
bornOo" 0psn 81 O'Clock Concert half ps.,
Fii-N
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my friends and the public generally Of III. be a.-orn.bs
nav" ever had aud n much very scarce ami
&C. ray rosy invite all any ariel. IN my i'm. ~
eve me can: being desrmnedp a. great n not Frs.eT in
due"nisnts than any the trade.
~ Bear in mind that CHINA HALL ~ west Main street
hs paee to buy new and flhohabls styles low ptee.
III - HUGH A.
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PA N 0S.

PA NOS.
gA ID H. TAYLOR is constantly re.
J NA e@yirg 1t his Piano Forte and Music store,
Main street the Banks supplies superior Panns
he vii sd upon TRINL, and the prices.
s De received days mandatory Of Num-.
= CaA New fork another their Pianos having Cole
mons 'an NUNS Clark have the
rE' 81 tn Emitted states, excepting Massachusetts, nsu-
TneHis lave been onE equal any
the Union, and have still much admired by The
great European Pianis's who have visited county.
The E'au Attachment s thus spoken OF from Jules
q nefc Pianist 10 tie Ezg'and 10 Mr. Coleman:
Ny iears-l cannot you enough my admiration Of
your beautiful inveaon which expectations
The only drawback Piano Foes has been the total i'm
pasb OF Sustaining The beyond vibration OF the
ingenious an
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-08

j. WILLIN GIL AM,
Wu'tFsttr
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
now in receipt of an almost entire new stock
~ seasouabo Good sercted with much care
Hud VII b offered upon accommodating terms pers
canun a IN r'rar Ilc tocrs Acquaintance ana
The 'dr GENERALLY tn an examination Stock consisting 10
part a. follows,
Rich niltodcrcd rfsu.h B1lt,fincs
Graduated
Lace Organizes. very rich
irnIsd lawns and Scotch Hait1rnss
Plain and ernbfndcfed secord mourning Do
Plain snd Satin stnrcd Giuehama
Astoria Satin, article
Hafere and Othcr scaGs
New Hyle Spring Fnus iafrr stoct
'ap and Bonnet Ribbons rteat variety
Jncon't Lace Striped md other Cambties
IRISH Linen and T. e. Idkfs. very cheap
laeesa and Eirings c0Ir1ce
niack and Cololfed Nd Govss
Rlact and White Lace wius
Black and White stt AMI cotton Hose
Farasols rarasoct md Umbrellas
laec willow ami Grup Rornru rfeat variety.
Bilck and White Thu Lace Tor caps
Bleach'd md Brown Hollands
CLOTHS.
EnEHh French and American 81 various shades and
qualify
CASStMERES.
Engifh ard French large assortment
Nesnrs great variety
bieaeh Dome-ies, large assortment
Richmond March ao 1919
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A BOOK FOR EVERY FARMER

booh fOR EVERY FARMER.
WE FARMERS DICTIONARY. a vocabulary Of TN. teebpi.
= en- recently introduced agriculture and nor al.
sue th various science and e. pendun, Of pu,rr,I
'he alter chiefly from the ofthe Rev w l. Rhan
un Low ahd foua and 10" eminent American author.
-. - "Auhef' NJ d. honorary member Of agri.
cultural societies with numerous iIlustraiions
OF remarkable Cini'Ai Trials. Translated from the
herman Of Ahsem Ritter Won F.urback by La Dun ro,4.
Arthur's Magazine Tor ApuI
IheNaer pttame hai conspraey Translated
tiene Of n Dumas BY P. r. Christian and Eugene Les
Dung refuge" or love village a romance Of New
Point Cadet &c ~ - '"' "'s'
'I,,ne' supply OF The Young Duke, by D'ISrasl.
10 'essles fATiauons novel. last received by
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CHEAP SOLAR LAMPS.

'ENHOSE IN want of superior Solar Lard Lamp
- al reduced pree, VIII do wcuto n CHINA HALL No
~ west Main street the Subscriber determined his
large and We assorted before .ghs come
ne has likewise hand Camphine Iamps
Of Murphy Cos By JUDGES who nave and
are nov n'ss the TO b, Clmphne Lamp
% W ca and Lamp Glasses, all siats always on Aapd
HUGH a. WATT,
ma - No EVfs Ma,
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FRESH Arrival.

FRESH ARRIVAL.
AT llt MAIN STREET.
kNE subscriber hiss hard md receiving per Etptes-
&C. large supply of Spring md summer. Ready made
'ioihfnr, o. which invite The ateauon ofaL
BESIDES.
have r'f received srre supply Of CLOTHS CAsSfWERFs
NEStNGs. which up orirr. Ny rens ani the
public rally invited aand issuunrd
f1 te unicf-rli StLAs MERCHANT.
~ p. Cohc and made order shortest notice. AZ
ftt Main
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FOR NJ W ORLEANS.

hskNs lIBBYs Line Paesc.s brwo.n Rie huoo,a nj
NeN Oheans Si regular run an sro,sn,h.
AHd "n b. composed % the following vessel.
- 49,, 80 -,nn..nitI"Dk' Capt HtAAH HoRTos;
Brig JOSEPHINE C,yt ia, p,,,..a.
VI - ABOVE Vess' Will leave tins place regularly every
we can with confidence above ve--.. IN
nv Pu'e' as th-y were bum and will b.,,
any "'h7r vessels and steady AMI Dis.
'h "i "nS sEPer-nes n tc trade -ht nr
S 'ey Superior accommodations. cabin aud t..r,.
pa'ssngeu apply J FlsIIFg A Ss,S
=, , - HAsEiSs LIBBY
n r. An Freight from country for the ,l-,v. ~ - % =,
rIatsge. - '~s '"N
iu - -
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SODA WATER,

'gNHE Fountains of the subscriber are now
= opened oT The with a choice selection OF sYRUTs
on'As OF enon oranse s;faweTry raspberry arapaua
appO attention Of lovers Of Root sls
Water and the public generally
- B1'et soda Water Constantly on hard-boe and miles
furnished on good terms. p JOHNSTON,
m 81 pfurr
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
G.. ID L NSPAUG co

~ II = ~ u Il z u IT n z ..
No. 81 West Main street
A RE now receiving large invoices of Spring
and Summer Clothing, selected manufactured with mueb
care expressly for Richmond trade-amonr oar stool ~ y,
Iouii English French and German Cloth and flock Coats
Tweed Dfap vie Cashmere Linen, En-l
French German AMI American Cashmere Pants SIN S,p Rom
haznes Valencia plain and figured ye-together a
great VARIETY OF fancy dress articles patterns We
respectfully asa the purchaser to our extensive
soek as we are determined upon making quick sales at small d
- ' az
~ B-Our stock in few days will be complete COMPRISING
every style Of garment IN the genieman's line.
April let, IsiG.-d3m
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hNCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOIrR
OWN STATE.
Papr .a AZ, Manufacturers Company have hand
Eh MILL near the Depot OF the Southern Railroad GOOD
assortment Of Euperhne and common letter C
cap papers ruled and ln also printing enveop and
wrapping pefs OF various wholesale
10 winch they pubic attention. assured thai IN oua
hanuiae;ure viii bear production
OF any Nohefn Factory They prepared execute
any userpuon OF paper that the Customers NAV
que Merchants and dealers requested TO call at M. Pas
iot themselves NH Il n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-08

NEW LAW BOOKS.
"a ATFMANs NACHELDEY-a compendium Of Modern Civil
Laws by Ferdinand Maekedey, Professor orIaw Uni
ve'-uy Of Bonn Edited BY Philip Ignaus kaufman Uni
ver,iiy Of FtebuE.
fIst OF the Law Library containing the Law Of
Evdcn with reference the Of the Count
the Masters
Practical Tteae the law OF awards arbitra,ons by
Ssny BelIreEs. Esq.
The Law OF Fixtures with reference property chat
tells ot personal nature by Standsh Grady Esq
Aho another supply ofIhe Lawyers Common Pace
Just received, and Tor D. &. KINGS
mn 81 doors below tbe Post-One.
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spring supplies, 1916.
CHINA, GLASS, EARTUENW,RE H.o g.

RElNG in daily cxpecta-
- ,ioH oi receiving nom the manu-.
factories IN stiaondshfe, via Liver
Iool, per the ship Ho,iinzurr at se~
fo'f, and the Ship Madison tn Jane.
River, my spnnE sfpply of China. GAS
and haF'hefnSa'', consisting Of new,
superior and desirable Eoots-zni by
1,he Packets from the Northern and
Eastern Ctic having received IN part
and an receiving, my supply of Glass,
I'"osinE Glasses, Fancy Goods. sc
many Arueles NJ which were bought
At unusual low rates, and all upon the
beat terma-I am eu,ht.,.t IN or. a..
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NUMBER Sc.
NrpnbIcln-T
CuEsTERUEGD c. H., March u.
Commonwealth W. rh,y,s ,,,,,,

on 'his day the Jury was ompannsled and wer. n. TO-,
so"s, Ni<i James H. Bass VIM. Andrews Thos Gregory
Sr, Daniel McLaurin Richard C;oote Edmu,d N ~
SON. VIM Wilkinson. Samuel Cheaiham Lit,ieburv Mash
John Ferry Thos Gibbs and John NJ. Perkin.
IhereuPon. the ndictmel being read and the usu, for,
ton was begun. Wv p'0'ee"'
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Two SMOKERS. 30 doz. of the celebrated
- Hyeo smoking Tobacco, superior quality
by all who have used BE- the
lust received, and for sale BY
p JOHNSTON D--,,.-
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VERY CHEAP-FOR THE LADIES'
NE have Iust received very Ladies Shoes
suitable Or Spring bought very low We the LADIES'
70 call and Examine sock Will sen very chcap We
great variety Of shocs which will sen remarkably
apt FUrNEY q WATTS.
Two COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-A large
Z assormeu, q Fancy Goods Combs Raskst.. Brushes.
Coeks Loosns Glasses, &C ,ean b. found l.. GINrERs
aPJ "a Main 81.
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TO FARMERS.
Snh BUSHELS Black Eve Peas
cOO so do White Field Beans
so do. Herds Glass Seeds
so Go. Timothy do
25 do. Orchard do
50 do. Ky Blue do
Luesrns, White Field Carrot.
White Preach Sugar Beet, Manze wur,zeI DO
Rye Back Wheat Gaavant Peas a-orine nj Of fresh
and genuine Gareen seeds.
flspIIHS' with wrought points descp
ton now IN u,e-tcms Of which have Introduced
CASTINGS Tor DAVIS McCotmiek Freedom Rl,r.. Nor,e
K Mason Prou'y Near, and Living County Pouzhs
CORN SHELTERS, Of patterns ranging IN pee from
;, 10. Dollar.
harrows Cauvators Wheat Fans Cutters Hoes Spades
oVe Manure Forks Pruning Knives and Tans3anting
Ir'~es and Other tools necessary the farm and garden
mh % WA PALMER.
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY,

htHdFh, LNen JERSEY.
store No. SO Maiden Lane, New York.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
KINDS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS
'ohuGATED susendeTs Cloth for Carris s Tons
Lille fre"rver Machine Banding Water Cahinz md
every other article made from India article OF su
we" ehhoHed at the ate fair Of the
ahu Met an impartial examination and oiher
oei'edthe hrsi premium articles We mai.
nave undergone The severst ard
W uheser'edy invite Merchants and all Others Middle
Souuefn and south Western States call
where y vi" ind good and well assortment Of India
"nls Our terms VIII be liberal and satisfactory all
buyers. All orders promptly executed.
o.
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TO TaNUFACTUnERs
FALLSBnRG MILLS
FOR SAFE


VIE advertiser proposes To sell, for manufac.
ulfins Pursoses his property Buckingham County Va
1.-Two n fNLlSBURG MILLS. II CONSISTS m
'n bnek MI cry feet stnIie. high there .s
40 on the Mn ut four other buinz. which are
SIT TOT the ilmes % to the same pro,
" mere are $50 acres Of good Farming which will be sold
IN '"h, Won wih the buildings Il desired. separately.
AiioN-Tbe property above described, about 90 m1.-
ION inc city n Richmond the James which str,
fr can BE- o5taned along property xaierpoer SUR
cert = any number Of addiopa'NHs Fseoe. Tb.
'aa - al~p within short distance Fasburr Mills through
~hleh channel the Richmond market easily s.ehed
As i-r" Manuaetor- Cotton or Wool IN IN. .e,o,
Z" country Immediately the vicinity Of rare on
poiany Is now offered TO establish
he owner fthe above property wU.ns to take b
" 0on ~ Stock Company formed for ma n-
iaenfnE pufposs and he terms of a.
Moderate. - " -
" Atde-. THOMAS ". BoNDURANT. the owner BueI NJ.
mand Wing ~ ~
Jannary 10, G6-n
lnS BBLS. superior Mercer Potatoes
- $50 do do. PINK Eye
1000 punches Onions.
Dliy expected s-hr Harriet from vessel in
Dock By ,mh IS RANKIN a WHIT OCI
W. HALE OIL. II bbs Whale Oil, just re.
RIasFrT l. Nc amman
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-01
COIIetOn Ritters.

YEHESE Bitters are purely q uegetabh COM
a. pound, and are offered to the public from a
principle of benevolence, under the fullest convc-
ton that they will 10 found safe and sovereign
remedy for Dyspepsia. They have been trium-
phantly tested, not only by some of the most re-
spectacle families and physicians in the State OF
South Carolina, who have furnished ample testi-
mony to their decided excellence, but also by the
proprietor, who for ten years, suffered all the gloom
incden, to that stubborn and distressing disease.
They possess the peculiar excellence, denied to
most other Bters, of no, proving injurious by con.
tinued use They contain not single deleterious
ingredient, and, as seen from the directions which
accompany each bottle, may be given with entire
safety to an infant III the month";
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-01
FURTHER REDUCTION,

NOW is THE TIME, LADIES.
G PARKER is selling off the balance of his
y. stock of Fancy Goods without regard 10 cost.
Now, all those who want Combs, Brushes, Periu-
meres, Gold Pencils Gold Breastpins, Gold Brace
lets, Rich Fans Recules, &c, have chance in
the next ten days to purchase these things at half
their value. SELBY PARKER,
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Pennsylvania avenue.
p. s. Mrs. PARKER is almost giving away
her stock Of Ribands Flowers Laces, Thule Eve
ming Dresses Hats, and Caps. Call and sec.
June 1885,