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LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
II intended to dispatch ship from this the 6s
lith s as and sth e Zach MONTH eonnsacnx it octo
pointed for the Remainder the whereby great delays
and and dssppontmsnss will be prevented dne the
months. The following ships viii commence this arrange
Ship Clifton. :. Captain Ingersoll
Ship rsunesse, Captain Pray.
Ship Shaks peaIe. Captain ComelL
Ship townsville Captain Hunt.
Chip 0enesse -. Captain Miuet.
Ship Osweso -. Captain Wood.
Ship Damascus Captain Bliss.
Snip Sartelte Captsin Taylor.
These ships all built expressly for packets gh
ds have rsesa.y been newly eoppsred and PVT
Tor comfort; they BY experienced who
will make exertion to general sssfacon They
will I'll times be towed and down the Mississippi By
boats Neither the Of these ships will be
responsible for ewely bullion precious plated
ware eny letters parcels packages BY put
board unless regular bills OF adins takea for the
same. at the valus thereon s1prsssed.
Z. X. COLLlNA& CO., s. south n. o.
JAS: T. WOODRUFF, Agent il Nsx Orleans.
The ships this line sail ad
vertsed and great will b taken to have the goods cor
recfly measured. t'asfaI st i..# fesfs s2lrc
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Telegraph.
To THE EpIros or THE HeRALp:-
feel called upon to make short statement In reply
to communication in the Herald OF the 9th instan.,
in Morse Electro Magnetic Telegraph and to do
justice to the real inventor To be Brief have to state
through the public prints the fact that to Mr. Samuel
Colt and not to Mr. Cornell. belongs the credit Of en-
poying wire with two ba,teriss In place Of two
wires and battery, upon the pen heretofore pract
esd and while state, unequivocay, that know this
improvement il not the invention Of Mr. Cornell, feel
bound to publish the following facts. 81 U 1865. II.
In tho spring Of 1645 assisted Mr. Cornell in exhibit
ting the operation Of Morses Teegraph from distant
battery employed. was the same ~ those OF the
line between Baltimore and Washington; and Il
then supposed BY Mr. Cornell and myself that the A.
rangement was % complete - could be made.
About the middle Of March, Mr. Colticalled one morn
ing, with friend at our office. No. II! Broadway, to
him the operation Of the Telegraph - was then
managed and he MR. Co explained TO that gentleman,
Mr. Cornell and myself plan for operating the Tele-
graph precisely the same - that now claimed BY Mr.
Cornell explained various advantages 70 be derived
from the same Mr.. Cornell did not 1t hrst to
derstand the arrangement a. explained verbally BY Mr.
Colt consequently, Mr.. Colt made for Mr.. Cornell
diagram representing the arrangement requisite 70 pro
ducs tho result, which diagram examined with the
rsngement that claimed BY Mr.. Cornell a. his inven
ton do not deem necessary to add thing more
to this communication, unless II be 10 call your attention
the well known isct that Mr.. Colt has constructed
lines Of Telegraph to be operated upon this PLAN
last September, and one from Boston the O6sg Of
that harbor completed about the 95h Of the month";
during the construction Of which the Of
Mr. Colt for operating his batteries on his Improved
plan could not have escaped the observation Of Mr. Cor
nell. Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
4inaf eyf ssa o. II. HICKS.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
:! ,. : :! : 80 :! At!

t
CH1NGE OFH0URS
TRAINS Run AS FOLLOW9.
Compromising on Monday, September 18Th, ls4
Leave New York-At o'clock, A. NJ, Boston Train for
Crssnpois, asIy. s1s q sxcspsed; Topping
Lesve ByooklynAt Ok A. for Farming dale and ntensd
ale places, daily Sundays excepted. and OF
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, through
to Oreeuport aud intermediate places !.
S4P. Nj, for Fumingdale and intermedsate
places, daily, Sundays excsptsd. :.
Leave 0reeupe-boscou Train at o'uio &, r. M ~ %
the arrival Of the steamer from .NorwiSSn
Georges Manor and Farmingdale
stsoclock, A. NJ; Accommodation Tfasn
on Mondays. Wsdnesdavs and Fridays
Leave rsmingdaeFor Brooklyn, ~ o'clock A Me- and
n. NJ. daily, sundays excepted. -
Leave Jsmsica-Gor BrocIyn o'clock A. H. and ~
M, daily sundays excepeed. Fare 70
Bedford cents; East New York ~ Race Course !ex
n.. Tx 5ISwvls ta:1.1r :ss:icc GS .ss1n,y IA
HeEsyiiis s. armaEdsle sa1i D.sr fsrl :ss ThcnPsos
kverhead e7k, Jamesport az; Mattrsuek s2k; Cut
shogM sah; sousholSl Sa 0resnpors' Aeon traia 's
Stages are readiness the arrival Of Trains the seve!
Stations take very low Fares, 70 al parts ofths
Baggage Gratis will BE- in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
fore the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side:
The Steamer Statesman leaves Greenpeu for bag Hafbos
twice each day the arrival Of the Trains from Brooklyn
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND PERSONS WHO AXE
@El .l#sNNHH BIJlIDING. 7-- s7--~

~ AANDRUSS & CO their mandatory Of the most
W fashionable Enameled P4ror Crates. Bowery.
20 to and 81. Crates Of Superior STYLE lower
approved patterns; likewise, al they
bringing for the spag which they invite the
elsewhere Els. jai0 6t~ odsr
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NEW FRENCH RESTAURANT & COFFEE HOUSE
rrssrruRs Az lli M ,T fkEo3AtHIWWTA sY

WI . he psSIic Is csaer ma q ~
PARTICULAR I they hare opens elegant French Restaurant
and Coffee House No. ~ Broadway, where Brsakfass
stys ss csanct fsil satay DE most delicate palate
There will always be found neh supply Of 6ne pastry and
eonfscoasry, zee creams hssloss-russss Es Il
qusts Liquors and the most Wines Orders received
from Fan for Brcskss and suppsrs or sspavass
ashes vfarres supplied with kind Of Pastry Jslles,
Confsctios aries and Ics Creams. a lmsrc
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HARTWELL'S
WASHIN TON HOUSE,
033 Chestnut Street.
PHILADELPHIA.

u ATHS iusg intzoduced-Warm and Cols,n dns apart
ID ments for both ladies and genemeu and entire orx<
nzation and fitting mp Of department Of the Warrington
Mouse, e0mplee di Im.m
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Irr. PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY. AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT,
Oh BROADWAY, upper conner Of MUIR. owe. Ten
s~s 3siv ~o Gs s.sssss ~ r ::
Bo.soa Nsy YoIk and hsdsRhis for The bsss
Pumh eS Premium Cameras Instructions, Plates Csscs, ne
g any desired point lower rates than y az 9th
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CARLTON HOUSE.
ONE Families can be accommodated with suits Of
~ ypartmens for the wut.r By applying the Carlton
HOUSE. p. n. HODGES, for the late firm of
n Iwsre Benson K Hodss
PROFESSOR STRIVE,
ATE Of Browa University, is nov forming Eyenins
wishing the will please lseve their
his rooms. M 67i Broadway d. lmendsm
s. BASSETT FRENCH, c8 a M
COUNaELLOR AT LAW, attends all the courts held in
~ The city Of Richmond aud Of Virgin
o,kes MANCHESTER His E.csleney Jsns
Wiley. Lieut., GgvsrnG vsg,ca; HGn John Ma.os Al
rsi, va Hon. Johu Jooss. late Speaker H. r " Hoa
Y. Scott Speaker ofths een.!s Of Va; Hca DsomK Of.
Hopkins d. O.. Va; Edward H. Hudson, 10 Broadway. New
BMr Hudson will take charge Of any papers int uded
for Mr.. French and forward same 70 him safely.
d10 NAw3m*r
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TO The PUBLIC. oal.
GIVE MY ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE
80 800. FOR YOuRSELF,a,,, ..,..4 IA.
VARIANT them ali be = rsprssssssd o. de money
reis4afEnA Arr Irrsrr Ar rfAIp prgron rrvr

NY lay , LusTR 4 II. HAIR 3. l EEsrQEA
dent spsss pvGesa cseaiia OIL and otsr desguetiys
risls cleans the hair eEpcdious!y rerae y besutifuy
Hal, xs.hsd With hi. Extract sc9. Sesomss R!scsasy so
han bsaa hsads sod hair thsthas bssu made harsh
ssd Lnnins ey odt by the use sfspirt c.hes
loI aa brsney b. ssv ., The E:G ha: ss,.
ali affections Of The skin oa the ke,d dsndrahand for p
venting he kiiinT On q The hsiT ard turning Esy
Il Il the sinuple uroducs nnd Usd extract ~ some
plants ssotMy Tor he hsir endowed hisly
esansng thai disengases thy EpdsrnIs ne n.y.
ar the corrosive scfion Of the Penpaoq and q ne 2 40
dead particles that Il deposits This pvpsfsfsc psfsss Ne
hair and Rives 70 beautiful gIoss and soMssss - -
agreeable and vivifyins PsTvsrb%ssi Ncr.
Nature m neshxnsubs mime IN when efrerence ana
sssdy will always fad room % esenyass tn.s sosroi
~ vorii de 6etrcr perhaps. 70 nams sdnpsstOns.
For 'as' wh0sjiuiiks s ssr md chs.
No. - soath Third street,, Philadepka
.,d nv INV agents ~ B. Jasupemod No as broadwsy;
Ar.aii, L.Isysas g.sr! Nos ~ I'D 2. bro.dwsy \
Prr,rnms w-sswavd~d n hs FvanhIin Iastut ME ln~e
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.iOE: All waV gscs.as Sc Az wHIrE
sought after for the cesrly wher - II gives 70 e
Teeth, without the slightest injury.
For sale, wholesale and retail, A. .. u.,,vr
lid Pneticai Chemist and 7, rfhmer,
Is soutn Third street, PHI adslph1 >.
and By my sgenta:J D Jsc9Ssnca No ~ Bn ta1syrA
Gilisr1 r. w coraes Of c sdsr an William ssres's.
Premiums awarded a. the frsnkltn Institute. AN AhN
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IAVIN0 juas received from Europe, with sssortmen
Of 6ns Gold sna Silver Watches and Mover<nts, cs
Ien Of An entirely style and Of superior h We tshs
this opportunity call the aenon OF all IN the watch
found sdvantas eous, both for price and snsIity
p pkLACHAUx MARE,
sHlF No IN Fulton STREET. New York.
r. s-Enxaged also The watch making basmsss,
nue ATTEND the OF all kinds Of Watches and
i'm thase of 6ue and dif6eus voyka. MD lmsm
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a 1tw Doors Eau 81 Bvsadwdy, Neu York
THE subscriber respectfully informs public that he has
opsned the above for hs sale Of Birds, orign and
peas &c ana hopes ~ ssiet rnsoS . aso
sed to .nduGs N this most delightful fancy; :,
IN addition those eutioned his stock will eompvse al
articles his ns including Fancy Pigeons Of hs ddsssnf
Sorts God snd silver thh herman Psts. made asr
promptly exseuted. LEONARD bLEECkEH.
New York. Dec. II, ls45. diztmSr
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q 1 xMibhk1sixL RosE xNb xIMoSB sH itIn INC
CREAMH, defy comparison America Europe No per-
son will use any othef ser nsna this Eoient Paste
the best the very best Give only single trial. do mot
ask any conviEee voc. warrant L.
-, JULES HAUELB
PerfamsIy and Chemical Store,
- ~. 1T % South Third street. PHILADELPHIA,
md BY agenny b. JaqpemOd, No. as Broadway; ~ A.
Arauit lssyete BsEaa Nos ixs and Isl Brosdway; A.
Willard 3. W. corner Of Cedar snd william stre~p.
Premiums awarde1 shs ErAnklinA lnsususe mis- m're
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TEAAS LAMBS FOR SALE
kn.n0O ACRES OF PATENTED LAND IN
OVsOUO TEXAS. for sale ON liberal terms. Also
Fifteen thousand Dollars CITY of Sabine Stock Titles india
publs Enquire Of subscriber The Of Isrsel Grf
6th x Co, corner Of Baltimore and Sharp streets.
~ $500 HORATlO 0RlFFlTH.
Baltimore. De-. IS, Is45 dc fawiw
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CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FURTE WAREROOM6,
.M 393 RrOad vvay.

No. D and Lafarge Building.
THE PUBLIC will end the above geIcSs assort
Of 0Ahd and Square raao Fores, at The same price
a. AT my Factory in Boston an imsr
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TAUGHT on The Rohsrssoniau System-By Edmond Dp
Buisscn. A. M. A second evening esss in the eoune
Of Houston street This .y.sp has ssqoird the highest
thcd oflearung the language and with vapid,
and ease Further particulars made known application
and Money. "Wednesday and Friday evenings rom sos
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They all Of the first class, ably snded and with
dafions for ample and eommodi0us TIKI
price 10 the s.b slSo s1sq.ye ofw,ses and
Tonun. Building No ss Wall street
Goods sent the agents FIR forwarding will be subject
other than the expenses actusy paid nitro
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These all fast sailing, coppered and fastened
:ss and eommsnded BY men 81 experience
comfort and having excellent accom-
modaous Punetaaly In the days Of sailing nom both
Goods to the agents will be forwarded Zee u oh
q charges shsa those actually paid.
For freight passage apply to
povn Ne iS EEpss street o. 70
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INK, SELLING WAX. WAFERS, go.
- E0 GROSS sseel Pen Black Writing ink q 10 and
80 res. hdsliels INK with or without pre-
parstion warranted; lbs WAFEK0 an h;nds IA
TO per SEQ lbs. SEALING WAX various arsIitiss
from Cd 10 81 per h. 484mf17 80
The above warranted equal 70 any N the country De
10" ''''''s' % "'s''' 'e ThxDBEiUjs BAy1ps.
Manufacuturer and importer.
rs frsrc III John street. oopos,fe Cliff
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JOHN HERDMAN K CO,
United States and Grea Britain and Ireland Immigrant Oce
81 South street, New York.

NJ B-Dnfts for any amount ssn a. u.ud be farnished
az al the principal Banking 1sutions throughout h
n ;fedK KINGDOM applicstian u above. u2lrc
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no knsw whether any thing that 10 swallowed went
the lungs not and, furthermore, to prove how
innocuous Il was, no swallowed some before me.
This affair, gentlemen, look upon Is one Of those
things ocsurrng every now and then IN every commit.
nifty II 10 species Of ranscendentali In sacred
we'll % oshef subjects, have the Jolly Of trans
cendsntalism stating W In the face. This, though,
still said TO be the eye Of Improvement and begin 10
doubt wc have any moro qnsckery now than existed
In years gone oy; the thing there now more people
to BE- gulied and every new quack institutes en improv
Cd OF his from the experiences he has obtsin
ed from his pSedscessoss Our Legislatures who ere
be blamed; they the bodiss who take carp that
quacks shall walk Ia slippers But gentlemen II had
my way would make ihem walk barefooted on gravel,
when they would not walk far stated at first that
had never uncorked these bottles until now may say,
however hst have never uncorke cd them to use them
though have done 10 gritty the curoaity o. s2me
friends had intended now to have used Tor the nrst
time in this case, but You perceive the bleeding mas
stopped per
the conclusion Of this speech there Was much sp
plause and after Il had subsdsd the girl VINO oPo
rated last week. for immobility Of the JAW lnIo
duced, and great improvement was mannest IN nes
condition A number Of other cases were prcscnoed
for which we have not 70 detsi Azonest tnese,
however, was one Of . young woman VAN Westoms-
tous tuner on the aide Of face which the professor
removed with The katie; during The eperson, spongs,
sauratsd with The Eau Brocchisr ~ frequently spilled
snd pressed into the wound, with other result how
aver han that which usually follows the use Of cold
water, under smilar circumstances t....N
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
for the Removal and Perma N emit Cure
oil all Diseases arising from an I'm
pure state OF the blood or Habit


of the system, viz:
scRofuLA OR KINGS Evil RBEUnATIss. OBSTINATE
Tie FACE gLorCHEs. BILLS. CHRONIC SORE EYES.
RING WORN Or TErrEs- scALD HEAD, ENLARGE-
BORN ULCERS, sYPHILITIC sY aProMs sCiATIcA OR
DpIoUs use or MERCURY. AscrTRs or DRoPsY Ex-
POsuRE or fhPRuDENcE IN IIrE- ALSO. CHRONIC
CDNsTII GrfoNAL DISORDERS.
HE VALUE Of PREPARATION widely kno~n and
every day The hsd Of It's a.efuns,s ersnding .pproved
and highly r.eeon1sbdes BY Phy.ean
most powerful and searching
ever been employed In medical praece local
aon BOT general extending through the whole
aze- the poisonous elements healthy
disoroer The result aPid h=aling Of the
tues IN rheumatism and other painful
ere e dy removal Of The pain and in all
ensn EsePing with from the ~.
ten put up highly
bottle viii quantity, equal qua th.n
superior in medicinal value the
The tesainonas
the mos respectable character ietyins great
aetiv. and curative medicine.
The interesting and III. reader invited
To rs careful Peru- Comment such evdene. unnecessary
NEwAkk. N. J. March IL, Is46.
Aessrs A. B. u. saAd,-M Oliver. child Of ,h. place va.
attacked with s-rof year.
manifested malignant sore. on the head body ana Imss-
Different Physeann Newark New York presented
hopeless Al -t Mr. Try your
and accordingly procured four Oo' heh admin
WIN many mi, upions yet with the decided bspehi
About months
Of the case The child years
OF az ae and incapable o. using Of her limbs Her
body swollen nearly twice
nahe 10 move and would take thing
from beag touched BY mother.
time equally n~ardy bloody
every few hours They sarsapara
and before she had taken
and creep across the She
eond DO ue' and the
stored to heir natural she quite cheerful
ing IN htath- Very respectfully, yours,
c. J. WARNER
Sec Of Youths State Tenn.
The following from nom
van who had been afflicted years
GERS DyEpa &c and recently with affection
and Chest
BuLETsBURs, Va Dec Il ,h. ls45.
hessrs A D. L D. sands-Refore need your
sapaTa suit Ipresson my
Completely uieerlted, had dreadful
queny weeks together that could
besides the rh lmauen from
that my heinrg much
parla short time health improved and
free from cough and ughasfs
ant can hear distinctly.
months The Of which been effected
your SarsapanlLa. lriend.
LOUISA BEvAN
Fer further pa superior
Ge aadeeaey pamphlets which be Obi ed Of Agents
Prepared and sold by A. q. SANDS Druggists 100 Fulton
William. New Sold by DUvAL 4
PURCELL Richmond; Rosser Anderson Petersburg X Ly
man. Lynchburg; J. Cocs Freerek,burE Norfolk
BY Druggists rally throughout the United States
Pree 81 or bOtue-siI s..
10 The public respectfully requested remember that
sants that has been achieving
remarkable Of deuh diseases
human frame subject therefore Sands sarapara and
take M other my %
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS.

No. 4 90 Main, Corner OF 3th and Main Streets.
~ Ii. SPENCE, Agent has received his Stock
~. Of Spring and Ready Clothing
mems Fancy Ware He a complete assort-
ment Of the following articles,
French aud English Coats black blue
brown, olive green.
French and American Plain Fancy Casmers Doeskn
Pants
Single Mled CASHMERE Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, SILK and BombaZne Vests
Fancy do do Marseilles and Cashmereue Vests
White Maes Vests duobIe single standing
goIng collar
Kid SIX Thread and White Berlin
Shirts, super plain and fancy
BOsOms and Collars Of the styles
Merino cotton and Silk Undershrs
DO do Drawers and Socks
Scars CnvA stocks and Pocket Hdk great variety.
suspeBdcrs Of ali Kinds
Blk and Bingham Umbrellas
Al Of which will sell any establishment this side
of Oregoni
T. b. Spence continues
up at the Fashionable Establishment Co.
An assortment OF samples constantly on hand.
apl7 T. r. SPENCE Ascent
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

No. - West Main Street,
"A RE now receiving large invoices of Spring
n and Summer CohnF selected and manufactured with
care expressly for the Richmond adeamong stock
found EnEah French and German Cloth dcss and oek Coats
Tweed Dfap DIE Cashmere Linen &C Business Goats English
feneh Herman and American Cashmere Pants SIR Satin, Bonn
baznr Valencia plain and figured Macss Yeutogether with
great variety Of fancy dress articles Patterns
respectfully ak the attention of purchasers
" Bouf stock in few days viii be complete comprising
every syle q garment In the genuemans line.
April ~, tstG--dgm
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$4,000 worth fresh Spring and sum.
mer Dry Goods,


WE would particularly invite the attention Of
cur county friends and the public geAeray
ages and most varied found
We pledge ourselves 10 sell low other
Elegant Graduated Barge Robes Embroidered Muslin do:
Ombro Shaded
ded Organize Muslins; style French Jacone y
MgioDets splendid sks Barge Shaws
Grape shaw Embd Lace and Hermann ScAs White
Muslin Robes elegant white and eod Embroidered
striped Swiss MuRs large French CaPes
Collars and Chimazett Enbrd Muslin bargains Linen
Cambria Hdkfs from 2le to So, Mourning Gocds
baznes and Apaeas black BAntes Striped
reyes and BalEone' BLK and white Gnghams
lead BaTeges and Silks Damask Tabe Cloths Diapers
nE very pretty also Bird Eye Hueabaek and Russia Diapers
2f Linen sheengs heavy uhdressed ish Linens
cheap.
GENTLEMENs GOODS
super blk aad Fancy French Cloths Casmeres Sumner
Cassmeres Of grade splendid Linen Dngs
very neh light Silk and satin Nesngs blk Corded sk
Satin do blk Embd S1tn DO Light Embrd white
and Fancy hArSaes do Sumner Coaungs vAey
Hdkfs, Gloves &c.
Also complete assortment Of Servants ClotnF-Coton
nhbHrgs Beaehed and Brown shng and sheung Heavy bro
Linen Drills &c. WARREN & FaRISS
No. MAJ
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row. ROBERTS. n. G
A + Rules held in the Clerks Office of IN

A T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
IN Circuit Superior Court Chsneery for Cumber-
land county. on Monday the 9th day Of April Is46:
Alexander Tret Theoek e. Gannzway, Parrish
and Nehemiah MeAsham, Pra.
Jesse L. Arms;ead and Anderson H. their night
and eIeeuiors Of James A. Armsead Tos Arm,ead
Robert A Payne and Ann his WIFE William
Many and Jesse Payne Robert and
Ann G. Payne, Martha w. Armistead Ami
p J. Watkins Nancy NJ Watkins ant
children of sad Robert r. Watkins aHd Peyton
Deane and Edwards Robert A Walton
Hobson executor Of Thomas Hobson, dee David
Abbott David Hendrek Robert L. HUBBARD John
HcAshan n J. AeAshaH, James Buddesion l.
John Huddeson, John iioems Guthrey
William Paup John Smith, Joseph l. Frayssr
administrative Of William Fnyser Peter r. saiton
4 CO. BurWen Shepherd George II. Mathews
Edward C. Fisher Lion c. Spencer guardian
Hugh Raine, VIM. s. MeAsAn, Henry Irving
Trent, Dens
In Chancery.
The defendants William :. MeAshAn B.
Sraon and Robert A WALTON having appear
and security according the Act Of
Rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory
they inhabitants Of Commonwealth
the sad dsfsDd
gust Term and answer The bill OF
this order be forthwith pubhed the
city OF Richmond for posted
front door OF the Court house OF this county.
Copy Tesis
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TO BUYERS OF FUHNITURR--sOUTH
J.. a. !. w. MEEKS.

HAVING facilities for manufacturing all kinds Of
FlAgHs6s and SpiesdS used
specially call the Of Southern Gentlemen Ladies
visiting New York, their Establishment No ~ Vesey street
few from the Asor HOUSE A. their storo
found stock Of Furniture made the
modern Partisan well other desirable Egyptian
Eizabethan, Gothie Louis XIV and XIV which 10 Of
their manufacture and under personal super
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TVNHE subscriber having leased the Lircry Sta
u Ne r. between 18th and 18th oreriy occupied
by Mr. Jos Patterson decd would inform friends and pubic
generally that he prepared accommodate their Horses Mules
&C onthe reasonable To those having HOEsEs board
h. would state that he will receive SUCH pey Gil
BY unremted eTerions and
merit share Of pubic patronage. n. JoBsoN.
Richmond March 1886. dam