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Importers and Dealers IN Hdrdr0re.
Osborn s. Little, Importers and General Dealers in
English, German, and American Hardware, Cutlery,
Edge Tools &c. sc. 33 Fulton, between Pearl and
Water streets.
Edwin Hunt 20 PIat street, corner of Gold street, I'M
porter of English and German Hardware. Cutlery,
Guns, &c. Agent for, and Dealer in Domestic Hard
ware Goods sc
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!Saddiery Harness, and Carriage Hardac0re.
VIM. J. Buck, extensive Manufacturer and Importer for
supplying large dealers, 2O9 Pearl street.
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..... Files, Hardware and Cutlery.
Isaac Hill, 16 Plat street, keeps constantly hand
extensive stock which he will sell at extremely low
prices for Cash, or approved Paper.
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- ''-'" Commission Paper Warehouse. ..r
John T. Beach, l9 Platt street. between Gold and Pearl
streets has Printing, Writing, and Wrapping Paper
constantly on hand or made to order. Coored Papers
Hardware, Tissue, Bonnet Board, Binders do &c
Also, paper manufacturers articles.
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Irnn Tvnh

Iron Tubes
Thomas PIosser Patentee % Pla street. has for sale
Lap-welded Boiler Flues.
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Lamp Manufacturers
Dez, Brother & Co. Washington Stores, No. lS9 Will
liam street.
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...... Brushes.
have just received large Stock Of Brushes of al.
most every variety and quality, which will sell low
June "A, 6O1. P. F. PESCUD.
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Steel and Copper Plates for Engrduers
John Bruce, "a and 26 PaIt street, keeps constant
supply Of all sizes at lower prices than be found
in the world.
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Raleigh, July l, 1916.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-28
Senator Westcolt of Florida.

This gentleman attracted no little attention. during the
late session Of Congress, by his independence Of party
This trait particularly displayed the progress Of the
controversy between NessTs Webster and Ingerso-tbe
latter Of whom he eEcorued with very great and deserved
seventy We learn, from the Washington correspon.
dent Of the Baltimore Patriot that consequence Of Mr.
Wescoils manly that occasion, large number
Of distinguished gentlemen. Of both political parties in Bos
ton addressed him very lauering and complimentary
letter, to which Mr Westeou has replied a manner en-
rely Characteristic. "lIe has no mercy for those blind
devoiees Of party, whether calling themselves Wings or
Democrats, who seruPo not for party ends. traduce and
Willy the reputation and public character Of the truly
great men Of our country The correspondence will of
courpr he pubisbedu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-28
The Iron Trnde.

Inc i.'' English papers anticipate unusually heavy
demand Tor Iron in that country during the present year.
IN consequence Of the extensive railroad schemes pro-
sre's and In contemplation. Our masters should
IN" expectation be realized, will Of derive
porant benefit from IT, since il will prevent an extensive
importation OF that article and leave the home demand
90 supplied BY the home production. The heavy demand
VIII likewise lead TO high prices, and onseauenty high
dunes-thereby illustrating the strongest
10 inc nd vaorom system The duties will be high precisely
whom tho demand for and high price of Great Britain
render them comparatively But whenever the
demand in England shall slack en- to considerable extent
and prices shall fall m corrcsF ondng rao-then precise
when our own ironmaser' require high duty protect
them against heavy mpor abroad tho duty goes
down, and leaves them the mercy Of the foreign rival.
In other words, the thrift OF 1886 protects when il
needs 10 protection, and depves it Of protection when
oer ONES Indispensable Such the wisdom of Locofoco
.egslaon-sueh the beneheent operation OF its
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THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

Meetings being held along the line of the road
from Raleigh Fayetteville, thence Chersw and Cam
den the subject of the extension Of the Raleigh and
Castor Railroad; or other words, the completion Of the
connecting link in the metropolitan
of the importance Of this work, in every point OF view
nothing need be said But correspondent of ours is de-
srous impress upon the capitalists of tho country North
and South, the very favorable opportunity this road from
Raleigh to the South Carolina nc offers for investment Of
money.
The road from CASTOR to Raleigh 900 O0O and
may be purchased for 100000 The road from Raleigh
to Fayetteville and thence TO the South Carolina line may
be laid down for million of dollars. Thus the entire line
from Castor the South Ca rolna line would cost
100000 for road hundred and seventy miles long
the cheapest road in e country But the country through
which the road will s in which no spare capital
can be found but in which materials plenty of the
best kind where provisions cheap and where best
all the people are honest. and all ready, every man.
to do all he Capitalists the North or abroad may
safely ihor money this good old Wing anti-repud
alton North Sthte Her people ever true to them
selves, and they will be those who them
Nat LAT
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coue.ponacre. Of N, National rn,.n,,,,.o,

NKw YoRK, August -. 1886.
Is said. and have doubt correctly. that Mr. Bouck
hes yet accepted the appointment OF Subessuer for
this city Il will be proof of his good sense should he
decline it, He plain upright, practical man. but with
out the requisite qualifications discharge tho duties APP
pertaining to the Office. 1t OF great responsibility
and some hazard Of pecunary oss with n certainty Of
much anxiety and difficulty at every step he takes But
there another consideration be taken into the
The present Subiressury law cannot successfully. be
red into operation The Secretary OF the Treasury in all
probability, honest man. will give TO en-
force, literally its provisions. This his duty. IL he per-
form IT, and am bound presume he will the difficulties
OF Mr. bouck viii be greatly increased and the prospects
are that at the end of few months il will share the
OF its predecessor and Be repealed Whether Mr. Bouck
has prepared himself Of things do not
know, II no has not, perhaps he had better do it.
As we arc soon TO have in addition tho Treasury
war-drafs Treasury notes. will say word on tho sub
Jeet We are told that the Secretary preparing plan
to compel the presentation Of these drafts for payment
forthwith, at the banks which they drawn How
can he compel me to present draft which may hold
al II suits mo convenience When do present it, IL the
the bank refuses payment will protest and refuse taxi
ing new different draft Let i've six OF these drafts
be protested and they will circulate. except
enormous sacrifice discount. The credit OF the Co
vernment is not sufficiently firm such shock
the protesting OF its bank drafts will be- The shock or
am greatly mistaken will destroy all confidence in Go
rerHnenf paper IL will confirm the opinion
pressed by M Benton in the Senate Subtreasury
nothing but mamoh bank OF issue of rags
Whatever may have been the opinion entertained by Mr.
Walker his acceptance OF the Treasury Department.
has had xperence and doubt has received
practical lessons II this view be correct venture
present another; and that s that no has become convn
ced that the midst of financial difficulties and troubles
the Subeasury produce nothing but endless embar
rassments to both the Government and the commercial
community. Under such circumstances what is he TO dot
Is he, by undgnied If illegal shung aud evasion
attempt proppinR this unsuccessful experiment Of vona
policisusi Or he by manly and honest discharge
Of duty carry the into full effect,
be accomplished, and abandon IL where be hon
esy executed Let Mr. Walker DO this; let him bis
convictions, he is convinced the President and his
colleagues and he will himself and his country from
the pressure OF unforeseen difficulties which other
wise await him and them.
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From tae Bay Safe Democrat Boston, Nov J. 1874
REMEDIES.

There mzny medicines of
and puued by the the present
have shrnk from the task have
Thoroughly convinced from personal knowledge
the facts W below.
Il OF 'WistATs Balsam OF Wild Cherry speak
and speak advisedy. lady OF acquaintance
every day a thought preea-
rous u dangerous OF health.
lungs. her form seemed
her work and thought again about
months she has been taking WsaTs Bsam Cherry
and already she far Iegained able To
laboIs
This is but single one, least which we can
doubt the efficacy ofthe medicine.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
% GAYNoR 4 WOOD Richmond.
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CAROLINE, August 30, ls46.
From the n. orlean. Picayune. Aur. IS.

Prom The N orleans Picayune Aug. is
The Nep Consiitrfion.-ChalLeRgiRs.- charge was
lodged few days ago before Recorder Baldwin against
John Foley, by John Higgins, having sent challenge
10 the latter by mutual friend named Galaher The cir
cunsiances out OF family matters. and in all
such Affairs There lady in the case IL appeared
that the challenger about DO united to the sister OF
the challenged party, aud the Ih some rumo, in
utousy affecting the reputation OF Foley reaching Higgins
he Immediately woe to the former, and informed him tina
the charges be euted before the happy event could
by any possibility "rome oh." An interview succeeded
between the parties which other friends were present
but the day diamonds coffee house, Mr. Galaher
handed challenge from Foley to Higgins declaring at the
same time that he not Foeys second in the affair
Higgins seeing Foley standing by, asked him IL his
challenge and also, whether he wanted him. H. endan-
his elective franchise by acting contrary law the
new constitution by fighting duel with deadly weapons
to which the other replied, in very emphatic manner
"Ies, SIR" Mr. Higgins being unwilling to lose his priv.
lege Of voting immediately cowhided Mr. Foley on the
spot and afterwards brought the charge against him. Mr.
Gaaher being found 10 give his testimony the case
was but partially examined yesterday Ii will be resumed
this morning Randall Hunt for the claimant Coleman
for the defendant
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DIED.

On Wednesday the 2Gih August a half past o'clock
p. NJ. JAMES, infant son Of William and Emolno Taylor
aged eight months and thirteen days-The friends aud
quninanees Of the family are respectfully requested
tend the funeral Of the deceased the residence Of his
Their No 10 east Main street. this IFriduyl morning 10
O'Clock, without further notice.
At the residence Of her mother on yesterday morning
the 9Th instant, o'clock, a. NJ VIRGSIA. youngest
daughter Of the late Archibald Taylor; aged year mos
and 10 days-Tbe funeral Of tic deceased will take place
at The residence OF her uncle, William Taylor this
ing al 10 o'cock-at the time Of James the son Of
William and EmelIne Taylor.
At her fathers residence. the county Of Henrco on
the 24,h inst, MARY, only daughter OF Geo Read aged
10 years.
Thursday the Sulphur Springs JAMES
BRECKENRIDGE WhTrs, IN The Jtth Of his aer
pfotfaeed and psnui Illness Of than eight months
bright and gallant spirit passed away gene
rous heart ,ned IN deaa ony and brilliant intellect
silent tomb In the i,h and vsor
Of anhood sireksn friends thought
the sar Of his destiny but approaching the Of
paed u. source ffom vopeo IL cane
ST. Waits richly endowed BY and improved by
vaton OH nobe and commanding person presence
eled aeaon bat the sprR illness orhs conversation aenad
and an WIN approached him tie Possessed quick
wit great cearness Of perception, with subtle discrimination
refined and delicate with sound judgement these were
uneI elevated and character beautifully blended
with kind and tender heart Tie passona,eiy fond mus
and he he natunltasni and improved by
m0H careful cultivation.
lie near Pinease tho a denee Of bis grand
fher Den James Bfeskcnudge May 1879 and was
educated entirely his grnduaiedA Wiism a
mary and Afterwards studied University Fiom boy.
hood he sord prominent fellows pro
Of distraction. Something yeat ago be- removed
from biz native dsct 10 the city Of New pfoseu In that
wider Arena the practice Of his profession Just prospect
q success d him. opsnes
he wns pfostrsisd bya violent cod which in IL pro
Rres stcd upon his urgs and finally destroyed which
a'so fr1 u Ptoni- ~ who ON the wednefd "
before dsotop his physician not possibly sur.
Vye muehonger De received the
fesEnnonput bic affairs In order. ard, aeeusornsd Dc
ei'ion of iaes awaited with eonpoue
approach Of the hing Of An eee
dpaehed 10 not hs family Of bic dagger and To "a
Them 10 bic dying bed side H. desire see HE beloved
parents and tss dear him ho aud acre turned
toward The way ihsy wouli when the shadows
sh'ouded them In perpetual nahL
apsrd atytv he no The ,,hfc H..
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Mo. scddnn,s snnncI,

Wehave the pleasure Of laying before resde search
ing review Of apoon Of Mr. Seddons speech on the Ia.
rim. and most conclusive demonstration Of the ancy mot
to the absurdy) Of Of his leading positions The
winter fully competent to the task Of unrayong the We
Of sophisty ingoniousy weaycd by Mr. Seldom from
the hmsest materials and hope that he will not con-
tent HIMSELF (ss he intnaes be hrs dosgn with bot
par'H, demolition Of Mr.. seddon's argument Lot him
r.nk. thorough work Of IT,
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We stated yesterday that the Hastings Court had acqu.
ted the three male prisoners charged principals in the
murder of Martin Crohed, and hod reminded Amanda
Lodon, who was charged accessory before tho fact for
farther trial This the decision Of tho Court but ar
Ter We le, the City Hall, the prosecuting Attorney mr.
CrumpJ stated to the Court that the principals having been
dehaged the prosecution could not bo sustained agonst
the acoossoy-and the Court then determined In disb,,s
the female prisoner alec.
II s very certain that Of the prisoners committed the
murder but the evidence very vague that was d
hcut II not impossible, to discriminate between tho guilty
and the innocent II indeed they were not ell to some or
| tent involved.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-28
Decline i'm the SAUSAGE n.rI,

The LocOfoco nominating Convention in the Congres-
sonal District represented by Mr. Sawyer "the sau
sage man." has thrown him overheard aud nominated
VIM Armstrong his successor. The vote was gs To-,
Armstrong Bnd 20 for Sawyer. The yacating course Of
Sawyer the River and Harbor Bill, presume sealed
his fate He voted for the bill originality but when the
President vetoed IT, he sustained with true party scryy
the Veto. IL Is said that Sawyers received Midship
mans wnrrunt and his devotion the Executive is thus
ncrnnntnd
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"OLn ROUGH AMID REAny $


Tuno-oid Dan Tucker.
Again the moon was up on hsh.
IL chsue'd that l was passing BY,
When 10. heard that same old coon
Humming TO himself this tuno-
Get out the way, you're all unsteady,
Got out the way, you're all unsteady,
Get out the way, you're oil unsteady,
Clear the track for Trough and Ready"
The Nation now laments tho day.
When casting of great Harry Clay
They rsis'd this Polk stalk with shout
Believing twas Hickory sprout
Get out tho way, &c.
Before the day Of his election,
Polk promised Kane he'd give protection.
The old Keystone now rues tho day
She trusted Polk instead Of Clay.
Get out the way, &c.
Polk promised that he'd laugh to scorn
The English claim to Oregon
The British Lion should not dare
To raise a claim to any share.
Get out the way. &c.
The Lion growrd and shook his tail:
Al this poor Polk began to quail
"Gvo mo-" cries he, "lo 49,
"Thc rest shall surely all be thine"
Get out the way, &c.
Polk promised. too, to give us Texas,
Without a war to cost and us.
The Lone Star wouldhave set in night,
Had not old Zach gone out to fight
Get out the way, &c.
Young Hickory Polk, your race is run
With you the People now arc done;
Back TO Duck River take your way,
For now the Nations voice will say,
Get out the way, we're true and steady,
Get out the way, we're true and steady,
Get Out the way, we're true and steady,
To cast our votes for Rough and Ready"
A.
CAROLINE, August 30, lS46.
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u The Fairfax (Va.) News that a considerable
number Of farms in that county have been sold within
short time Several tracts sold good prices on the
hrs' day OF the last couramong them the the late
Henry Hedges, which bought by Mr. A. II. Ives OF
Pennsylvania 81 per Abou, 81 600 acres in that
county held by Northern settlers
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

lRkroRrkD AND CORRECTED TWICE VINO. !
Avsusr "a, is46.
ToBACCO-The inspections have fallen considerably
within the last ten days The demand limited and prices
lower all sorts.
FLoUR-Holders OF old generally ask $500 from
S4.373. and dull.
WHEAT-70 To soc.
CORN-50 to 52ic.
OATS-25s30cts.
CUT NAILS to 4tc.
N. &. COTTON-Sa 81 cents
TEAS-lmperial and Ganpowder SOC. TO 81 as; Black
25a5Oc.
wHISKEY-Ho gshcads Csc, bbls 24c
CANDLES-Spem 2es30c.; Patent Sperm doc; Hulfs
Patent lie; Tslow l0ai2S.
COFFEE-Rio 7s7ic; Laguayra T}sse.
HERDS GRASS-Sl.
TIMOTHY Do.-S4 per bushel.
PIG IRON-S25 to IS.
FlSH-Iieungs, No. I, 81, No. 9, % receipts light.
LlME-15c. from store-nons afosI
MoLASSES-N. Orleans 2Sa30c; Porto Rico 2sa30c;
Cuba l6a22c.
OIL-win,er strained oil best los cts; Fall strained
90a923; Whale in bbls. 4ic
PRovlSloNS-Baeon. Smth6eld Ct cents; Western
Sides 5ta6t; Shoulders 31a44 cts; and Baltimore Sides
6a63c; Shoulders Alas cs Hams 6is7i; Lard 7a7le.
PLAlSTER-From the Wharf, last sales, 81, as to
S2.e75 per ton; do. Basin 1918
SUGARS-More inquiry for the past few days, though
change in prcesN. Orleans STAT; p. Rico 6isse ST.
SHor-5ic.
sALT-Liverpool, Sl,75. from siore-none aaoat
CATTLE-Bcef from S3t TO II; Sheep from 81 to3 /;
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MayoraIty of PbiIadeIp.,ia.

Col John Swift the present Mayor OF Philadelphia has
been nominated for reelection by the Wings. Richard
Vau1, the present Recorder Of the city, has been
ted by the LocofOeos and Col Peter A. Browne by the
Natives"
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New Orleans Markets,

AUGUST ~, 1916.
The sales OF Cotton to-day 50 bales, in small
lots. Prices very full.
In Tobacco noticed sale Of 81 hhds Refused 21c
and Of l3 do ct 2ic per ID.
We have change TO observe in the Sugar market;
few small lots sold to-day previous Nothing
doing IN MolSsses.
Flour.-Ths transactions in Flour to-day some
400 bbs Ohio and Illinois brands in different lots, sold
$3.50 per Dbl. We also learn oil 500 bbs Sour, sold
S2,75 per Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures all points continue firm for
mer rates We quote Sterling 73asi per premium
Francs ST. 7ta5f 325 New York. 60 days. bai per cent
discount Checks ial per premium.
Freights-A ship taken for Liverpool to-day at Id
for Cotton and 40s. for Tobacco.
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MURDER on RACE CoURsE-Tho Montreal papers Of
Friday bring OF murder committed the races
on the Wednesday preceding. The victim Mr. Clark
Leonard, OF the Mechanics Coffee House. Main
He was attacked by number OF men, a OF gene
raj and beaten with clubs, that he died the
day
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TEMPERANCE MovENENT.-The Legislature OF Maine
havecnacteda law Orbiiding the sale Of intoxicating H.
quors at wholesale retail Seep for medicinal purposes.
Penalty for first offence. from $40; second offence
TO 20 with bond OF 50 abatc the nuisance for months
and iorfeing all money received for liquors thus sold.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-28

u Warsaw" who writes from Baltimore Is in
formed thar we shall be glad hear from him whenever
ne has any thing Of either general local interest
municate The contents OF his last had been mainly an.
ticipaed
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Darn PROM EXcTrENENr.-A female from Mddeiown,
died at the Millene and Shaker Camp Meeting, Enfield
last week, in plroxism OF mental excitement Her bo
dy was buried the day. in the Shaker burial ground
by.
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Married.

On tho Doth inst, Fair View, the County Of Rock
ngham, by the Rev. Geo. w. Isrsal, WARNER EDWARDS
ESQ., OF the County of King William, to Miss ELIZA LEW.
Is, Of the former County.
The city papers will please copy.
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VaInabIe menrico Lnnd.
FOR SALE.
WILL, sell INV FARM I'm Henricc m, tbc

WILL sell my FARM IN Henrico, ON the Os
BONES Turnpike and Car Cfeek below the city
u Richmond containing three hundet thy four acre. In
peaniand aHrteahe nfghbohOd The Improvements suited
10 family 81 moderate the situation 10 very pleasant nd
sinfuafy beihy most abundanty supplied spring water oi
The hne quahy The so capable u the bghss
and well crops rasd In This
paH N Ne Htae There young orchard Of
eisd a and wood md timber support n the fam
not previDy dsp1od Of viii be on TUESDAY the pom
" Hepembef uct without public suction tho hgbe
bidder, The premises The aceauno ne ana
VII BE- made Known The day offne part only Of te ppr
chass money viii BE- required casin meantime psropsd.
pIssd N purchase invited ON the sme dsy
viii cell sundiy articles ~ household and Kitchen f,,,
'aiion utensils stoeks, &c JNO -. CLOPTON.
=
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For the wh,s.

Genlemen-Tho friends Of Gen. Taylor can practice
heir pipes with the following doggcrel ension t some
thing better shall appear should you think ct to assign IL
place In your papef:
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FEAALE SCHOOL

~ NOWhHfnn.
TNHE subscriber intends re.openinR his school
- In bic family on TIE 1T of October nsr sud win b. ad 20
receive four more bosrders IN addou enfaeed
af aenon sabe pad IN every psced
be care The situation s rsIod healthy Al the EnQs
branebsa with Ffeneh and Music, VIII bs taught
TGnrs per session Of fve saopfks
Board and tuition In BnTsh 500 so
French 10 M
lns,fucfion In Musie and q piano " so
W Iaymenn vii D. required advance and 10 drdueton viii
te n,toe, except 81 The discretion n subscriber
er ASdres Gsnto Poa once, Powhaua
9e-Wfv wn nURRAY
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he President Of be United stses hiss been often heard
70 remark since he hiss been President tha. oil the ns
fuons Of Providence WISE but none Of them more
10 than the Institution Of a Ssbbah."-Union.
IstpOssiblo There IS, then, we suppose some hone
Tor the institutions Of Providence" and especially tho
Sabbath that the President Of the o. States who h
working Pfesidenr-'not man Of robust appearance,
and who slwsys attends ohurchhss been pleased 10
tend to them hs gracious patronage. We congratulate all
concerned--N. y. COurfsT.
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WIN. M. BRYCE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

WILL attend to any professional business in
the Superior and Inferior Courts OF Goochand Fuva ma
and Louisa counties Any unnsh d business father
late Arehd Bryce, Esq will be attended where
wish IL Add', him al Pies Postoee, GoOehand Va,
2s-cwtw'