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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-29
important to Cons ,a1lpiivcs.

I Strange! That many who are afflicted with
a COIGH that is gradually wearing them down,
and slowly, but surely stealing them into that
dreadful disease, Consumption that disease
which carries otfthousands daily, are doing moth
ing or what IL worse than nothing, gorging the m
selves with nosirnnls that pulled to the skies
for cures they are said to have effected some
foreign or unknown persons, when they can
be positively cured by using DR. ROGERS
COMPOUNDSY OF LIVERWORT AND
TAR, which still continues to effect the
Wonde ful Cu,es recorded in the annals of
medicine. \ fact which is proved By reference
to the vast number of certificates from the first
and most respectable citizens, such as-Dr. VIM
J. Richards. Judge VIM. Burke, the Wife of the
Rev. G. w. Maiey. DR.. Hiram Cox, late Profess
sor in Eclectic Medical College of Cincinnati,
and others of that city Certificates not only of
remarkable cures of distressing Cough, but Con-
sumption actually cured, after the Physicians of
the highest standing had given them up to die
If men of such high standing will rouch for the
great uirtues OF this medicine, we cannot but in
that it is at least all that it Is represented to
be. Read the advertisement of Dr.. Rogers in
another column.
IL" SPECIAL NOTICE,
HIGHLY 1MroRTANr TO THE WEsT.-It has been
long thought that the citizens of the West
to see better times in regard to the bilious dsea-
SEES with which portions of our noble country are
visited. The true medicine is at length offered
us by the celebrated Grafenberg Company
Their advertisement is in another column, to
which the attention OF every man, woman and
child should be Immediately given. For sale by I
James Elder, at the Post Once Book S,ore Rich
lnond Ia; by Lewis Davis, at the New Paris
Post Ofiice, and at the Richmond Book Store"
by d. P. Holloway.
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\ CERTAIN, SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE
RHETNATISN.

Being the only efsctual plan ever discovered
Tor complete determination Of this distressing
aud dangerous disorder from the human svs,e m
by the Rev, DR.. JAMES CovEL, New York
For sale At Dr. HOWELLs' Drug store.
E-e-.-i 49,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~ Office is hereby given that the ndersign-
| Y ed has taken out of the Wayne Probate
Court letters of Administration cum tesfan,e nto
dHneI0 on the estate of Nathaniel Mcclure SEN
deceased. late of the said county of Wavne-
All persons indebted to the estate are REQUIRED to
make immediate payment, and all those having
claims will present the same for payment accor-
ding to law. The estate IL solvent.
NATHANIEL MCCLURE, Jur
administrator.
Richmond, Dec. ~. 1s41 5I-3t
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or the prevention aud cure of the ordinary dis
eases which atiiIct humanity, Especially Biious)
these fiiIs are infinitely superio to the world
has ever before seen. No language can desc ribe
their virtues They different from all 9TH
ers before the public as light is from darkness
Every family IN the whole West should try the m
Ii they do not give perfect satisfaction the mon
ey will be promptly refunded. Price - cents
per box.
The GraefenEerg Fever and A.ue Fills.
This Pill is the great conqueror Of Fever and
Ague, and Fever of all other types and forms.
The Graefenberg Health Bi,ters
A preventive OF billion and other diseases and
restorer OF The strength and appetite, and healthy
compleNion. frice p eeu,s package; which
VIII make two quarts of Ritters superior to any
in the world.
The other Medicines are THE GRAErE>prRc
SARsarARILLA COMPOUND; The GxAErEN BERG EYE
LoTio>. THE CHILDREN's PAN,cEA; THx GRrEx
MOUNTAIN OINTMENT; TIE CoNsuArrIvE's BAL
SAM; THE DYsENTERv SYRUP.
fCN-lt is intended that there shall he Graef-
cnberg Depot in every neighborhood in the Uni
ted States, at which the Company's Medicines
may be obtained.
The Genera! Agent for Indiana, is ayers
sra On, Centrevilie. TO whom applications Tor
Agencies may be addressed.
EDW ARD BARTON, Secretary.
New Iorh, November, lS41.
And for sale bv
J. ELDER. Richmond, at the Post Office Book
Store.
d. P. HOLLOWAY, Richmond Book Store.
FERGUSON & Co. HiIlsborouch
NJ. NEEDHAM, Newport.
~ ~ srs-
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TESTIMONY is NOW RECEIy ED
FROM ALL QUARTERS OF THE GLOBE

~
FROM ALL QUARTERS OF THE GLOBE
VTNHE following Letters presented with view
Il of more fully showing the opinions of Ply
scians in relation to the Medical value of DR.
SWafNES COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY.
Da. SwAYNE-- Dear Sir: Having used your Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry. extensively in my
practice was requested by your Agent, Dr. Crutch-
or, to express my opinion writing of ts proper.
ties as remedial agent. most cheer fully comply
MS feel by so doing, will discharge a debt owe
the community at large and Physicians in uartic.
nlar. As much as dotest Quack Remedies and
Patent Nostrums, was induced from failure of
the most potent expectorants, recommc nded in our
materia mcdics< in some cases of DISEASED LUNGS,
10 tCy your Preparation of Prunus Virginia or
WILD Cherry. II is sufficient to say that was so
much pleased with the result Of that and 81 bse.
quent trials that now prescribe il in preferences to
all Other Remedies where an expcctorant is indica
ted: In the much dreaded Pneumonia or Disease
OF tue Lungs, I'm the alarming form in which il APP
pears in Kentucky, regard il as am invaluable
Remedy in the treatment of that disease. To all
VINO Know me have said enough, but this may
he seen by persons out of tho vicinity of Frankfort
VIII briefly add that have been en- aged in an
active practice OF my profession of IL years, and
am Regular Graduate Of Transylvanis, and this
IS the first Patent Medicine ever thought enough
j. X. ELLISON, MI
Jan. u 1871 Franklin County, KY.
Frankfort, KY, Jan. 7M, lS4T
lhe above certificate is from one of our Physi-
clans living few miles, from here, he is doing n
very good practice, and is considered good physi
Nh'", "uu srtHiS ne lS as ne says n regular
grad uate. DR.. w. l.. CRUTCHER,
Druggist and Apoihccary
~. Since the introduction of my article TO the
puonc, there have number of unprinopled indi-
vlduas got up nosfruns, which they assert contain
WILD CHERRY, some are called " BALsAMs' =" BIr-
TERs. and even SYRUP OF WILD Cherry, but mine
rs the original and only genuine preparation ever
introduced to the public which can be proved by
the public Records of the Commouwealt In of Penn
.yivania, The only safeguard against imposition
Is to see that my signature is on each bottle.
DR.. ii. SWAYNE,
Corner Of Eighth and Race sts., Phadelpha
KING & TOY, Norfolk Feb o
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FROM the Now York Globe.
MR.. BERRlEN's pRovIso.

When the Three Million Bill was brough, up
in the Senate last week Mr. Berrien, Senator
from Gergia proposed as proviso To the bill that
IT he f" declared To he the true intent and mean
OF Congress In making this appropriation. That
me tcar 10Th ,Herico o~ghf mol 10 be prosecuted
by this government Nth any pieic toI he disn,en-
berment ofthnt republic. or 10 me acquisition.
by conquest. Of any portiou Of her TERRITORY /:
that this government. ever desirous 10 m,intain
and preserve peaceful and friendly relations with
all nations, and particularly with the npighbornr
republic OF MEXICO. will always be ready To enter
npon negotiations with view To terminate the
present unhappy conflict. on iertus which shall
secure the jus, rights and preserve inviola,e the
national honor of the United States and Of .Meri
co i; that It is especially desirable. in order tn
maintain and preserve ihuse amicahle relations
which ought always I" exist between neghhorng
publics, that the boundary OF the State. of Texas
should he defoi,ely settled. and that prnvisinn he
made by the republic of Mexico for the prompt and
equitable adjustment of the just claims of our citi-
zens that republic"
This PROV so ought to have been attached to the
Ciiley Resolutions, To which it wonld form a
most appropriate counterpart 1t il rather too
late in the day for this government Ia ga Ia Next
CO that we have only been carving on a sott uf
sham fight. for the amusement of new recruits ar
yolnnieers--tno late to say that we do not desiun
10 " remember the republic" let her refuse res
iitu'ion as pertnaciously rs she wil--that we do
mot intend the acquisition of any portion of her
territory" Ia make good onr rlaims--,ha, We de.
sire To maintain and preserve peaceful and friend
~ relations with her-that we F" are ready IN
terminate the present unhappy cunfiic, on terms
which shall secure the national honor of Mexco''
1T is ton late IN the day. we repeat. fur this ma
tlon To put herself in SO degrading an attitude -
We have maGe all The concessions and over,nres
ihat we could. with honor, before The commence.
meni of the war hit the rnure Mexico promised
to perform. the less she has done; we have found
profered negotiations to be of no avail-aud the
only resource left for this nation. is To saw ia
Mexico, as Gen. jackson did to the treachprous
Spaniards at Pensacola" ynn have refused all
honorable negotiating, and violated the mnst sa-
cred pedges-he neat time you hear from me
Il WiH be at The mouth Of mu cannon !''
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OBITUARY

Its our melancholy duty to announce the deaf
IN this city, of join CowPER, Esq at O'Clock on
thursday morning, in the Saith year of his agc-
Inc venerable subject of this notice was born in
Nansemond County, Of an ancient and respectable
family was educated in England whore many of
The most accomplished men in colonial times were
sent to complete their scholastic course; and aftcr-
wards became resident of this city, then Borour b
where he embarked largely in commercial enter.
prise In the palmy days of its commerce prior TO
lsoU He was also prior to $500 Mayor of the Bo-
rough under its ancient charter. The Marine In.
surancc Company of Norfolk of which institution
he was Secretary during its existence, was char.
tered mainly by his efforts and under his auspices
Mr. Cowper was for many wears editor of the Nor
folk Ledger in which capacity he exhibited the
aollty OF aready writer and of man of general
reading The Dismal Swamp Company of which
public work, he was for many years Director a nd
subsequently the President, is indebted the sub.
-Ject OF TINS notice. In very great degree for it's
completion and present success and continued pros.
perliy His labors and exertons for it in it's ,lavs
OF depression were constant and unfiagging no
obstacles, however great, were deemed unsur.
mountable and he lived TO witness the conloletc
triumph of his noble efforts his last aspirations
indeed were for the prosperity of Norfolk and the
Canal. lie sank quietly 10 rest yesterday morning.
and is gone, 1T is hoped to blessed immortality
Norfolk Beacon
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lFrom Wilson, Starbird s. smith,

- - =, I|'lUsNIIIe, Fcb. I3, 1916.
DR.. Smith-Dear Sir: Abont two verks aro we
bought two gross of yonr Indian Vcgctal lie Sugar
Coated Pllis. Though business is duh here at this
time, vet we have sold them all. You will please
send us ten gross through Mcssrs Lawrence &
keese OF your city, who will forward them to us
via Pittsburgh. Yours respectfully.
WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH
Once l79 Greenwich street, Oarge brick block \
20. Always ask for the Improved Indian Vegeta.
bic Pills. 70"'
10 And see that G. BENZ Smith is criiten with
pen on the bottom of the box
&. H. IiElNITSH, Portsmouth, Agent for this
county, VI. A. SANTOS, Norfolk, General Agent
LOT 'he state Dec 81 6m
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE.
a VALUABLE LOT IN THE, TOWN

OF PORTSMOUTH.
Will SELL at Public Auction, for Cash IN
- MONDA1 the 10 b instant, before the Court
adjoining Nj. Riggcr, on Washington street he.
ginning at the Southwest Corner of Henry Dick
sons lot on Washington street, and runyinor ON
said street one hundred aud thirteen feet. thence
East one hundred end eighty feet, thence Vottb
one hundred and thirtccn feet to Henry Dickson
lot, thence West binding on said Henry DicEs,n,s
vautagcously located iu pleasant ana helm
part OF the town, aud offers many inducern,rte IN
any ono who is engaged in the Navy Yard. by rca.
son ITS great convenience and easy access 10
that point. Said Lot is classcd as No 5iI -,
bly, to the plan Of the town The said Lot 1,i,,bt
be conveniently divided into six upon v,tirb
Dwellings might now be put mp at little expcnse.
winch would pay any person very handsome in
terest, he could always find tenants the location
being 50 convenient TO ;hc Navy Yard
VIM. S. WILSON, Attorney Cor
feo9 Commodore JAMES BApsoS
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MISCELLANEOUS
READ BE GUARDED!
TO THE PUBLIC

~ TIT. tUBI.IC
'ENHE increasing popuartv of DR. G. REM
y SMITHS IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLES
SUGAR COATED PILLS, has induced n number
OF persona To make something they call ptLIs and
coat them with sugar in order To sell them for the
@ennt"e, whiicihev do not po.sess narticle. Of Tho
go"dn"sS. nor even assmilatc in appearance. to The
orlg'naf, Dr.. Smiths Pills. In shoot they are IA,
intended FRAUD upon the community minis.
Ter VINO al hrsi had an interest in nm imitation Su.
gar Coated Pill, manufactured i'm Albany NJ Y
mas given them up, as he says, on account of the
Iniseraoie dishonest parties concerned In manu-
.ac'ur,ng them The same party are nov indus.
trious'y circulating reports calculated 10 inure DR.
S!,''n; ana To affect The reputation of hi, valuable
pins nnt rather than notice them j.. puhlic DIR
S'n is about to institute legal PROCEEDINGS a~ains
'hen iot the ISLANDERS, as he has in another case
against similar party, in which he rceovc, Ell a
iarg" amount of dana ges. These miserable i'm;
ts'ors nave TO resort 20 the atouinab BILE means
10 palm on their counterfeit pi,l- as the puhlic
Know that Dr. Smiths are the original nd mime
several Instances have come to public ,o,icc in
which life has been endangered by the unc,y,un,,.
use 1T the c"unteries 1t is Dr. SMITHS Pills tbat
are doing so much good in the countrv-as tho E,I
lowing plainly show.
MORE MINISTER'S usc and recommend Dr
Smiths Pills than all others.
This is to ccrtifv that have used the Sugar Coat.
ed Pills manufactured bv G. Benjamin Smith. of
New York, for some time. and believe them to
be a good medicine; nd also. from inquiry in TINT
CITY, am persuaded that he is the orIginal invent
or. and therefore is entitled to the beu"f' of the in.
Venuon. S. WILLIAMS,
Pastor LIST Baptist Church, Pittsburgh
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VOICE FROM KENTUCKY

have been afflicted with dyspepsia in tho most
aggravated form for three years past, AMI found
n" reiiei until nsed Or. G. BENZ Smiths Jmprhved
lndlan Vegetable pills After using six bottles OF
said valuable pills, am entirely oured They are
a general remedy. J,K LEEMAN
Paducah Ky, Nov. 10, 1915
We certify to- the above fncts DR. Smitb's pills
are universally esteemed in this vicinity
HODGE, GlVENS s. CO.. Merchants.
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Bordentown, N. j. Oct. 25. Is45.

Mr.. Seth w Fowle:
Dear Sir-Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
mas been in the market some six or seven years.
Inc universal celebrity which this medicine has
gaiocd over all Others throughout the whole coun-
try Is enough to convince the rnost incrcdulous Of
the great value of it. and encourage those who arc
SICK 20 try 1t. have long felt it NV cPitv and
wished Tor an opportunity to express to YOU NV
gratitude for The benefit have derived from il I
nave been rescued from the grave and saved from
mat most terrible disease, Consumption bv osnp
IT. Last winter after tool; bad cold / va trn,,
bed with severe cough for several weeks q, ,b,
my appetite aud strength failed me. was ,II;,,cd
t" giye'up my business, leave my bench pd sbon
had all the farming symptoms Of CUnsurnption
such as pains 10 the side, sweating nights &c
tried many kinds Of medicine but all in val, ,,,,
vi procured bottle of
DIR. WISFARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
which, by faith and perseverance, finally saved m
lie, and cured me entirely. ] have not euioycd as
good health for twelve years past as I do now
THOMAS BENNETT.
m VIC arc personally acquainted with MIR. Bennett
mcnt. WmTAI,I, STOKES
GEORGE PARKER
wrapper.
- DC careful and get The genuine DR. WIsTAR,S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. one ges,uinc
unless signed by !. BUTTS Address all order In
SElH w FOWLE. Boston. Mass
For sale by G. II. HE1NrISH, Portsmouth Va
~ W - ~ IOS wholesale aud retail Norfolk and
" druggists generally throughout the country.
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ne following case of suicide, with the appro-
pirate reflection thereon, is from the Huntsville
Journal -
AT the Indian House. in Lafayette. on Sat
urhay night. man named Cadwsllader. who had
been killing himself for years with slow poison
called whlskey. finished the wretched job with a
quick poison called arsenit.o
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From the Blue HENS Chicken. fDe,. !,

We call the attention of our readers To the GER
tihcate Of Rev. S.W iiliams Pastor Of the tst Ran
tIst church. Pittsburgh, in relation to DR. SIN THIS
Pills. We can ourselves bear testimony IL, the ~
ceiience of these Pills, of'u having used them
and experienced great relief from them
The above is the best pape, in the State of Della
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[Fro,n Mcs7rs. Bull & Alden.

LoUlsviIIe, nv, FEB. 10. lS46
DIR. G.. Benz. Smith-Dcar Sir : You will pIcasc
send us twelve gross of your valuable Pills From
present indications we shall sell large auoun, of
them We find that they go very quick, &c
Your friends, BULL & ALDEN
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CAN 1T BE PossIBLE-Rev. Mr.. Philips tells
OF scene he recently witnessed in the wealthy
city of Boston:
In miserable hovc which he entered he
found man lying dead, with some of The family
dr"nk about him. 10 the same room with the
corpse, couple were being ,narried-the bride
groom wearing The very clothes which the dead
man had just cast off-and everything was going
on merlly as though ii was very jovIal time - .
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[From DR.. Singleton 1

. SmIthand. Ky Feb. "a, 1876
DIR. G. BENZ. Smith, Dear Sir: Nothing has ever
been introduced that has sold go well and given
snch general satisfaction, as your Improved Indian
Vegetable Plils Very respectfully YOURS
F.S SINGLETON
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JOHN COUNCILL.
SoMETHINGNE NEW UNDER THE sun
DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, HAIR AND LEATHER
TRUNKS
West side Crawford street, two doors from the
Post Office. Sigh of the yellow Boot.

SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SIN
~ AGAIN !-CIRCASSIAN BALM. We have
just received and particularly anxious to cali
the attention of the ladies and gentlemen to this
moss celebrated ard valuable preparation ecer dis.
covered in the kno,Dn ,oorid for PRESERVING, THE
HUMAN HAIR and improving its GROWTH and
BEAUTY.
This Balm is acknowledged by all ,cho haze used IL
10 be superior to every other preparation of the kind
Tor the removal of Dandrmf, Scurf &c and all
other diseases of the Hair.
Warranted, in all cases, to prevent Badness
and check the tendency of hair to become Gran
The prevalence of the custom of cxtravagant
Puihng and self praise, would, perhaps, require
nigh wrought eulogy in support of the virtues o;
this truly wonderful Balm; hut relying upon the
Judgment and good sense OF the public and the in.
trlnsc value of the article presented their notice
we AVOID the inticton of these iusome panegyrics;
and knowing what has been done, trust TO the fu
ture to exhibit to our patrons the changes which,
by the aid OF OF the Cifcassian Balm, may yet be
effected.
~ BE CAUTioUs where and from whom you pur-
chase; the Genuinefor sale only by CHAS. II. HEI-
NITSH, Agent, Portsmouth, and NJ. a. SANTOS
NofloiK. Feb l3
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Seeds, SEEDS, Seeds.

Arz2A W. have just received full supply Of
SSs5z46zksS* fresh and genuine GARDEN, FIELD &
Ests.Ssgk FLOWER SEEDS Warranted frcsb)
- The Seeds which have the pleasure
-sesSsv>- OF offering to the public generally, are
ta'Sed " the Shakers, and arc universally &C.
EElh?~Iedged to be far superior any raised in the
SG9ltcu states. Persons can place the utmost con-
nocnce IN our supply Of Fresh Seeds, therefore
nose Wishing good frcsh and genuine, will call at
the Drug and Chemical Store, Sigh Of the zig Nor
tar. CHAS II IIFINITSu Al3ont
Feb II
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MARRIED,

AT Deep Creek, Va, on Tuesday evening last
by the Rev. S. J. p. Anderson, Mr. j. JAS. MooRr
OF Norfolk, to Miss SUSAN r. Carr, of the former
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THEATRICAL MISUNDERSTANDING is more
common than apologies offered To an audience for
the indspositon or absence of an actor. The
manager of The National Theatre at CINCINNATI.
lately announced TO the audience that Mr. Adj
dams, VINO was to appear that night, he should
not Disguise 1t, was drunk, and as punishment,
he assured them that ne should never again appear
IN those boards IL every manager was equally
candid. intemperance among actors would be less
perceplible.-W y. Sun
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~ HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED To A. M
Inc quick and beautiful low pressure Steam.r
augusta, runninp in connexions with the R;ch,nnna
ana petersburg Rail Road. leaves Wright,s wb,rf
Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursd " and Satnrdav
!" a. vi. Tor the above cities a nd towns possen
gers enkiast on board the Aug sta and arrive NJ
iort nall at halt past ~ NJ where ms ieavs
l"'ned'aicIy tor both Petersburg and Richmond
arriving at Petersburg by half mast I p NJ nL
at Richmond about p. NJ about two bonrs in az "a
vance of the old James River Line and in . Re-,
unsurpassed IN her accommodations and the atIcn
non OF her officers to the comfort OF her n,sscnces
Returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc
tc s''urg every Monday, Wednesday and Fr;d,u
at half past A. NJ. hrcak fast IN hos rd the 49,
Ia and arriving at Norfolk about ba If naat ! ~, AZ
IL Will he perC eived from the above tb,t nj.
comfortable and expeditions line civcs In nersn.
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business tbs
opportunity OF transacng it and retnrpipry Inv Tho
BOAT oil next morning, 10 be absent from tbe;r
homes single night only ''''''
The Augusta vii. stop at the usual Iandip.s 80,
James RIVER TO take IN and pn out way travel and
at any other points on the river wher,, a signal !.
made. ''e ''"' 10
The public may rest assured that IL l. the a.,er
mlnatln" OF the Pfo?'ietors to keep up this lin.
permanently; an to accommodates travellers he
tween Norfolk Portsmouth and Richmond .,'d
Petersburg. and the Cities of the District IF CoInn'
hia, In the best manner and at the lowest rats
FOR further information. tickets or fre;gbt ,ool,
ID ri, w. y GARNETr & co.
n. %. The central posti IN Of the r. & p r p
neP0' IN hichnond and its ont guilty. To the min
clpal Hotels and place OF starting of tho cars 81
the North and West and the Can,I p,rl,ot gu t
Lvnchhurg, adds to the economy as vol ~, ~.
convenicnccs OIL this Line o. ,' ''0
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Some person asked Charles Fox what was The
meaning Of that paragraph in the Psalms. He
cI"thed himself with cursing. like as with a gar
ment,' II is clear enough said Fox, the man
had habit Of swearing"