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+. Browns

g ARSAPARILLA & Tomato Bitters. The most
~ used and best knopn Biters before the Public
These Bitters warranted to be purely Vegetable
least injury anycase Dhaterer. has been used in
the private practice of the successful Physicians
Tor long time, with great success in purifying the
blood, strengthening and invigorang the system. 1t
is not TO be supposed that any medicine will
all diseases to which the human frame is subject,
IL TINS article recommended such like most of the
quack medicine but for efecting the p rpose for
winch designed, there is nothing That has proved
Itself so worthy of the public confidence this cee-
brated compound.
The whole vegetable Kingdom does not furnish two
substances SO admirably adapted purity, noursh and
inuigOrate .he human system These Biiters have all
the effect OF the most powerful purgatives when used
in sufficient quantity, and yet ar, so mild in their on
GRAFTON that they may be given persons in the most
delicate health with perfect safety. They are also
very agreeable to he taste.
There have been many remarkable cures in this toos
to which references will he given by
-.... A. G.. PAGE, the only .dgent in Bath.
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AnOdyne,

OR, Poor Mans Plaster. Price 12a cents for large
" size. This Plaster is recommended with the
greatest con fdence in fact II is recommended with
that confidence that if it is obtained of the Proprietor
aud it does give relief the money ,ha positively BE-
returned. For weakness pain in the loins, back
side, breast, limbs, neck, joints, Rheumatism,
Lumbogo, &c. There have been thousands of them
sold, and not single instance has occurred where
they have not given relief The price being very low
every person obtain it. In Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, and Difficulty of Breathing, worn over the
lungs, it will afford great relief.
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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Shin Chandlery.

A GENERAL assortment, constantly on hand and
~ for sale by z. HYDE & Co., corner of Frontand
Broad Streets, ath.
Including Cordage, Manila and Tard from the
manufactures of Boston and Plymouth, by gang or
RETAIL Cotton Scotch and Russia Duck of all descrip-
tions, Cctton and Hemp Twines, Anchors all sizes,
tufe on English refined Iron, also, best proved Eng
sh Chains Bolt and Sheet Copper Composition Spikes,
Nails, with other castings of all descriptions Patent
Windiass Gear, Windlass Necks, and Capstan Spin
Paints, Oils and Glass, Nautical Instruments. Books,
Charts, &C., &c. =. =
HMahy of the above articles can on suitable notice,
he to purchaser at his place OF business,
direct from the nahlfactory free Of expense to him,
and at the manu- factnrer's lowest price. t =.
/ Bath, May 90. 647. ! w3l :.
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+. Browns TOOthache Drops,

DOR the ofthe worst Toothache by its applica-
L ton few times. This is the only compound
which efectuay kills the of the defective tooth
yl,ou the least pain injury to the others. 1t 10
warranted not to contain the least acid KreOsote
which is so injurious to the other teeth, aud so poi
sonous in their effects. -
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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City Daguerrean Gallery.
j. w. C. MORRISON.

AT his old rooms, four doors North Of the Elliot
House, Front ST., continues to furnish pictures in
the hest style Of the art and unsurpassed by any in
the country. ...
Mr.. Morrison would invite the public to call and ex-
anime specimens of his work, among which may be
found many familiar faces depicted with the utmost
truthfuness and beauty. -. ---.
Pictures taken Of sick and deceased persons by leav
ing orders at his rooms. : ftal. listI ,l.
Views of Buildings and Landscapes taken, without
being reversed. %. ...-f- ..-,.. 81
Bath, August 81, le47. 24Sd45wtf
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Public Notice.

WHEREAS some individuals have brought raft OF
w logs and grounded them my land without
my liberty, therefore warn them to carry them off
immediately for II this Is not done, shall charge FIVE
dollars per day for each and every day they remain,
and shall take my pay out of the logs. And whereas
some strangers without my permission have grounded
and staked two logs across my water privilege, on my
fats, which have owned and occupied fifty years
without obstuctIon therefore warn them TO remove
said logs, and also against placing any more logs on
said fats on the penalty of fifty dollars for each log
placed. also forbid any strincers being placed
across said water privilege, and shall seize for secur
ny the property of any person who shall do IT, Tor
will not have said water privilege obstructed
JOHN Low.
Bath, Nov. l6. 1647. ldl2-lw5
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The Boston Almanac, for Is4s

v1NHE subscriber respectfully announces to the nu-
L merons patrons of this little work, that the num-
her for the ensuing year will be forthcoming at the
usual time. The Business Directory has been lor-
Oughy revised and corrected and there have been 9TH
Improvements, which il is believed will render the
Almanac for 1913 equally as attractive as any of its
predecessors. 1t is intended TO give in this number
complete transcript of all the Inscriptions at MOUNT
AuBURn,--thus giving to the country record or d.
rectory of that interesting city of tina dead. , 4.
B. b. MussEr 4 Co., 90 Cornhill, and THos. Groom
80 State Street, are the publishers. Hli.4e,. l
Boston, Oct 25, l847. s. N. DICKINSON.
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TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT!

~ wv BRUNSWICK. y
A BRAN COLE would respectfully inform his
IA friends, and the public generally, that he Is pre-
pared to wait upon them in his department of business
at his Old Stand over LemOnt and Has Store, at the
corner of Maine and Mill str cts.
Clothing to order and manufactured in superior
style Of workmanship at the shortest notice. per-
feet fiji warranted IN all cases.
Brunswick, Oct S, 1847.
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Just Received,
BelIeyille White Lead.

THE BELLEvII.LE WHITE LEAD COMPANY
i have opened 4 Ware House in Boston for the sale
ofther PURE WHITE LEAD. Day Asp. GROUND N
Or, which the Company parrdnts to be superior in
suality TO any other made IN the United. States.
This Factory is located at Beilevle, Essex Co. N.
J. and has been in operation thirty years. The
superior quality Of the Lead has that time command
ed a sale in the city of New York to the extehtiof
what the works could manufacture but haynr been
recently enlarged, supplies can now be furnished to
other markets. Orders promptly supplied, in the dsu-
rfioe. No. So Broad street, between Central anf
Water streets Boston" ~ '"'y l"t .it1 /" 'as' /
DC. VAN ARNAM, Agent.
49, - - - W5l-3mos
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PORTSMOUTH
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.

SUMMER ARRANGE .MENTS
CORTLAND to Boston, via. Saco, KennebunK
Wells: North Berwick, and South Berwick to
Portsmouth, and by the Eastern. and Boston, and
Maine Rail Roads, to Boston.
On and after Monday April7th, Trains willleave
Portland for Boston, at 1.2 A. M and ?. M. Bos-
ton for Portland, att "A. NJ. and 9 1-2 P. M.
MerchandiseT rainwil leavePOrtiand for Portsmouth,
and Boston, nd Boston for portsmouth, Portland.
every day at O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight office n Boston at No. II Mercha nts Row
and at the several Depots he line of the Road
JOHN KINSHAN hastrt Transportation.t1
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
KaInpden sidney College:

THE ne1l Course of Lectures in this lns'itu
i lion viii commence on Monday, The Isl day
OF November, and continue until the third weeL
Of The following March. The dissecling rooms
will be ocen tor Students on The lst OF October
and Clinical instruction will also he given du
ring that month.
Joua CULLEN, NJ. d., Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
RI BoHASNAS, Nj. D., Obstetrics and Dis
eases al Women and Children.
dica and Therapeutics.
JsFFn,Fs WYMANN, NJ. u Anatomy 4 Ply.
siology.
Chs BILL GIBSON, NJ. D., Surgery and Sur.
gica Anatomy.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, NJ. D, Demonsrator o
Anatomy.
In addition TO the usual lectures, Medical and
Surgical Chnignes will be regularly given al The
College lnlrnary and City Aims House, IL
which The Students are admitted free o! expense
In these institutions The Student will have oppof
tuniiies Of observing the diseases inciden, 10 The
South, and OF Witnessing very many sursica
operations.
The abundance and cheapness OF the maleria
Tor dissection, and the convenience and comor
Of The dssec,ing room, will enable The student L
study Anatomy TO great advantage, and also Il
acquire skill in The use oil surgical instruments
CHARGES-Ma,rcua Ticket IS; Tick
els OF six Professors $l05; Ticket of Demon
straior 10 be taken once by candidates for gra
dualon) $40; Diploma Fee S25.
S. MAUPiN, NJ. p,
Aug Dean OF tie Medical Faculty.
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For Me Enquirer.

IW Gte 6UIuGeIs
PUBLIC MEETING In KING WILLIAM.
AT a meeting Of the Democratic party in King
William, held at The Court House on The ODD
August, alter full dis ussion OH the subject i, as
resolved 10 invite the Democrats Of The other
counties composing this Senatorial District, 10
meet in Convention, al some proper time and
place, 10 deliberate upon The choice OF candi.
cate for the approaching election.
The meeting was organized by cali-g Major
Thomas Dabney 10 the Chair, and George Ed.
wards, Esq, being made Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions were
Submitted by Mr.. b. b. Douglas, and adopted by
very large majority:
Whereas, There are now -four or five Demo
cratic candidates in nomination in The Senatorial
District composed ofIhe counties ofKins William,
King & Queen, Gloucester, Mathews and Middle
sex and, whereas; ii is confidently believed that
there will also be Wing candidate, and house
divided against itself cannot stand and, where
as, il may so turn Our, that if Wing should be
elected in this District, the Wings may have a
majority in The next Observation-Disclosures
Resolved, That We, The Democrats of the coun-
" OF King William, in primary meeting assem-
blsd, recommend 10 The several counties compo-
sing this Senatorial District 10 hold convention
Al King and Queen Court House, on THURSDAY
,be 30ih OF September next, for the purpose OF
nominating Democratic candidate 10 represen.
The District in The Senate of Virginia, for The un-
expired term for which our late lamen.ed Senator
Carter NJ. Braxton deceased, was elected.
Resolved, That we do now appoin, Delegates
10 represent US in the said Convention: wheleup-
on the following gentlemen were named and ap-
proved, viz:
Lewis Liulepage, Thos. Martin, VIM. NJ.
Turner Roger Gregory, VIM. HILL WIN. S. Fon.
laine, Benjamin R. Blake, Richard E. Tompkius,
Jno. g. Noel, Lewis A. Stevens, VIM. p. Brax-
ION, Harrison B. Tomin, Fendall Gregory, Jr.,
Geo. R. Trant and Sterling Thornton.
On motion Of WIN. NJ. Turner, The Chairman
aud Secretary were added 10 The delegation.
THOMAS DABNEY, Chairman,
Geo. EpwAsps, Secretary,
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
nICumosD MARKETS. August &c.

Il
TOBACCO-Receipl and inspections falling
leaf 3 IS 4 rs; riiddling S co S IS; good and
fine & 25 a IA 25.
FLOUR-Sales by retailat $5i ST; no other
demand
WHEAT-llO c. 120c.
OATS-50 c. from depot, as c. from vessels.
CORN-70 cents-dull.
CORN MEAL-90 cents per bushel. Sales
Of country meal at so cts.
PROVlSlONS-BAco Smilh6eld and City
cured, IL cents; Hams Ill a u c.; West
ern Sides, 81 10 cents; Shoulders, It a 81 cents
Supply and demand fair. LARD-ll IL c.,
and scarce.
FISH-Nor,h Carolina Gu, Herrings Sc 60,
and in demand. Shad So.
COTTON-lls Il cents per 10.
CATTLE-Fnr Cattle from The scales, gross
weight, 50 25 a 3 90; nett S 90 6, according 70
quality. SHlEr: 81 so 9 so. HOGS: &c 81
7 GO.
SUGARs-We quote New Orleans at G. u
c.; 81 Croix 81 ct; Porto Rico I Ct LOAF
Sugar l0ic.
COFFEE-we quote Rio q, IT a Scents; La
guayra u a s; 81. domingo s. a TT Porto Rico
81 II; Java 10 a IL cents.
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder p % G.
per ID. Black rs 60 c. Dull.
LIME-Sl from vessel.
MOLASSES- New Orleans in btls 80 80
c.; Porto Rico 81 a IS; Cuba "a % c.
SALT-Ncnc arriving; held al ST. 30 in store
PLASTER-Lump So! 3; TIeces oil 5uo
pounds ground IS. on Basin.
STATE OF TIE STOCK MARKET.
Reported BY. Berer'ty Blair Licensed St0ek Broke.
State Stock per cen,s--par value sCo. Held at log
and interest.
Corporation 6 per cents-par value Slco. No sales
since payment of July interest.
lanes River and kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by Tho
Siate-in demand at par and interest.
Exchange Bank Stock-paT value SlcO. Last sales
at SlU3.
Farmers Bank stock-par value sl00. Last sales al
1891.
Virginia Bank stock-par value $40. LAST saleslt
sec.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stork-
par vnlue Sl00-btld Al Ss5.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value SO
aat sales S3l.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
slock-par value SlG0-licld bt S9i.
Richmond, ksburg and Potomac Certificates
of Debt-par value Si0n-held NJ S9J.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad stock-par value SlOO
last sales ri S25; now held higher
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STEAMBOAT
Mary Washington,

DAY OF RUNNING TO AND FR
FREDERICKSBURG CHANGED
r + The propIielors Of b" go
5s5a. MARY WASHINGTON,
FIJI lei The generous support extended I,
hoa', have, in Difference to The wishes 81 Il
lie, changed their daYs Of running % Is q
their lips On business days. The Mary
inslon will, accordingly, hereafter. leave
more, from The Wharf at Hughes Quar-,
TUESDAY, al 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
ing up The Rappahannock on "Wednesday
ing at Fredericksburg early in The evening
dar. Returning, will leave FrederirIi>bu :
FRIDAY morning, arriving in Baliimae
on Saturday morning.
PASSENGERS The Boat is provide
splendid and extensive accommodates ID
sengefs, who viii receive every al,enil.a
her polite and ob!iging officers.
FRElGHTS, carried with The utmost "a!
at the lowest rates. Those destined Tor TIE
rent landings on the river. will be deli:e'
"WEDNESDAY, on the upward trip OF the b
Merchandise received any day Of tn y.
the company's warehouse, Hughes Qla'
JOHN S. SHRlVER, Presrr,
Maryland and Virginia Steam Pacs,'.
August 25-c&c2a w3w
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Thomas Il Charles Ellis,
NJ + K G Il a n I 5,

No. lUG Main Street Riehn0nd, "a,
HAvE received, OF their own importation, hy
Il The ships Cordova, al City Poin, and Key:
ing al Baltimore, an assortment both 81 DRY
GOODS and HARDWARE, which, with Others
10 tie received in lew days ~ The Emerald,
will make their FALL SUPPLY Of imported
goods complete. They have also in store and
are daily receiving from The North, Sainels,
Kcrscys, Prints, Flannes, Sheelings, Shirtngs,
Paiis, &c, &c, all Of which they offer 10 buyers
on The usual terms OF cash or credit The
branches OF their establishment, are entirely dis
linct-on The Isl floor, Dry Goods-un The % door,
Hardware. Aug 20-2m
AGS.-The hishes markel price, in cash,
n paid Tor cotton and linen Rags, culored or
while, al the franklin Paper Mill in this city
Parcels torwardedlo The subscriber " i'll he prompt
ly attended lc. and payment RENTED, as instructed
by the owRsrs. JOHN RICHARDS,
Superintendent Franklin Paper Mill.
Julv 07-r2aw5w
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To The Editors OF The Enquirer:
TIE STAUNTON AND SCOTTSVILLE
McADAMIZED ROAD.

McADAMlZED ROAD.
Perceiving BY your last paper august 20) that
your columns are open 10 discussions ON the rela-
live merits of works OIL internal improvement in
our Stale, and that The friends, particularly oil The
rival rou,es of the Louisa Railroad extension,
are very warm and active in urging The claims Of
each, suffer me, if you please, 10 say word or
two very respectfully in reply 10 writer in your
paper ulder the signature OF "Albemarle."
Having no direct personal interest in Inc success
Of The one route over The other, and none iEdi-
reclly. any farther than The extension b. Char
louisville, through Rockfsh Gap 10 s,aun!on,
may initiate against the success OF The Macada-
mizcd read from Stanton 10 Scollsville, should
tween the Two routes, had not A.bcmarle, in bis
zeal for The Charlottesville roue, himself intro.
duccd our McAdamized road in such manner
as think mperalively 10 call upon The friends
OF that Improvement for some notice ofhis piece.
Tha, the extension If road by Charlottesville 10
Stanton is an,as onisica 10 he Scollsville read,
is as clear 10 my mind as that it is 10 the Northern
route through Greene 10 Powell's Gap: and that
consideration alone induces me 10 say word on
The subject. And such have no doubt is The OPT
pion Of Albemarle, or he would not have refer
red 10 The ScousvIe road al all. he says: 81,
is tue that il is contemplated TO construct a
Macsdamzsd road from Slaunicn 10 Sco;tsville;
bu, whether the object will be effected or not is
extremely doubtful" But suppose, as is beiev-
ed by many, that it is not doubtful, and that the
road will be certainly made, how does this view
Of The subject affect the argumen, of "Albe.
marler" Could he then advise the selection OF
The Charlottesville route? He says: "The &C.
commodatou Of trade, which goes Immediately
10 promote the great agricultural interests Of the
country, The writer is willing 10 admit, should be
a predominant consideration in all questions OF
Improvement" Test the Charlottesville route
10 Siaunton by the above admission. Well, then,
upon our superstition, here is good McAda-
miz.d road already laid down from SauDton to
sco,lsvile, answering well all The purposes OF the
farmer. OF Augusta, and paris of ciicumjacenl
counties, who like 10 be lheiI own carriers, and,
like The people ri Rockingham, prefer TO "use
their own wagons and hne teams" And now
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NAst GN0DS.


lust received from New York and auction
j variety of NEW GOODS, bought low, an
10 be sold al bargains Them may be foun,
Buena Vista Plad.; Lana Cloths;
Fall style Prin.s; Fall style Ginghams;
Cotton Cords, large for skirts;
Green Barge; Penentiary Plaids;
New style Cape and Cap Laces;
New style Edgings, cheap;
ChiIdren's Cotton Hose, Ct cents per pair;
Muslin and Cambria Edgings and Inserinss, an
a variety OF other new goods.
Aug. 90 CHENERY & HARTWELL.
BY THE WILLIAM P. WILLIAMS.
TACONET Cambrics
j Plain do.
Checked Muslins
Swiss do.
Book DO.
Twedes, Cassimeres
Gloves and Hosiery, great variety
Fancy Vest Shapes
Shawls and Handkerchiefs
Irish Linens and Sheetines
Alpaca Aprons
Sewing Silks and Silk Twist
A and 4 Oil Cloths
Plaid Orleans Cloths, for ladies
Silk and Colon Handkefchiefs.
DANIEL Fl. LONDON,
Aug. 95-ddc3m Corner Of Eagle Square
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William 7. WaIdrOD

TTTlLL attend 10 The sale Of produce consisn-
w ed 10 him, such as Tobacco, Wheat Flour,
Corn, Gas, &C.; and will use his best efforts 10
obtain The highest prices. He will also supply
such Groceries as may be ordered on hs most
reasonable terms. Liberal advances will be made
on Produce in hand, when desired.
u w. }. w. may always be found al John
F. Reeves wholesale and retail Grocery Store,
opposite Mcssrs. Valentine, Breeder & Co.'S,
Broad ST Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Va.
Iuly 3i-cISenI
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE CERTAINLY
DEMOCRATIC

The following letter brings Us the pleasant i'd
ings of the election OF a Democrat in the COUPLES
Of Giles and Mcrcer-a Democratic gain. "The
prairies are on fire." buI the monnlaiu streams
can soon ex.inguish The flames The film is now
being removed from the eyes Of The people, add
federalism will socu be seen, as in days Of yore,
in all its naked deformity.
We commend the example Of The Republicans
OF Giles and Mercer 10 The imitation of our
friends in the King William Senatorial District
and earnestly conjure them no, to throw away
victory which is within their reach. lie. them
meet, consult and conciia,e. We should sacri.
Gee every thing for principles, lay upon the altar
of Democracy our personal prejudces and pre-.
objections, and concentrate the whole strength of
our party Don single candidate, and certain
triumph awaits US. King William has already
spoken, (desisna'iugi'hs soh Of September as the
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18th AUGUST, ls47.
Einf0rd & NilnlMG.

NO. 81 MAIN STREET,
TAKE this method OF informing their town
i and country customers that their stock Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods will be completed
BY the 10Th September, lone OF the partners being
now at the North, buying and shipping with all
possible despatch,) ard in soliciting call they
pledge themselves that they will have their usual
good assortment, and The same disposition as
heretofore to sell cheap.
Merchants are particularly requested TO call
and examine our sock before going North or pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we pay especial attention
to The wholesale part Of our business.
We shall have, also, beautiful assortment
OF Brussels, Threepy, super and superfine CAL
petinas and Rugs. Aug 25-d&cf
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nsAN ANTONlO.'

Extract Of letter received by J. A. p, of Essex,
from hi. son, al Point Lavacca, dated 29'h July:
"A gentleman has just reached here from San
Antonio, who brings stirring news. The Secre-
tary Of War has ordered Hays regiment, raised
fer The frontier, 10 Monterey. Hays Started an
express for Monterey; The Indians shot him, kill
ed several men in The suburbs OF San Antonio,
committed several oulrages and ale now prooa-
bly, al more of their bloody work, This has been
expected for some time"
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ARGUMENT ON CORPORAL


THE undersigned proposes TO publis'
i gumenl on Religion Corporations.
ed before the Committee Of Courts OF J
The House OF Delegates Of Virginia !
any, le46. The subscription price vii
cents per copy. Il will be cclivcrrd.
charge, 10 any person 6esisna ted IN Il.
Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Winchssle'
limoIe; or il will, al the expense ii ili'
Der, be sent by mai 10 any Post Office rs
|. will be put 10 press as soon as The ~
copies subscribed Tor will meet The cosie
Gallon. No subscrip Jon will he attend
less the money accompanies it, Cre g
proposed TO take len copies, and ano'i@
and another fly. Address The suhscr,r /.
WILLIAM S. PLUta
August 24-c2t Ba,imote, Mo
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DIED.

Died, in this city, on Monday, the 23d instant,
Miss CArHARINg TuRsEs, after long and pain
lul illness, which She bore with christian pa
lienee and resignation. Her death will be deep.
ly lamenisd 10y her numerous friends and rela-
lives, bu, they mourn moi as those without hope,
for, though By The death Of her body she has sui
fcred Inc wages of sin enlaiIed upon all man
kind, yet We have every reason 10 believe that
she will enjoy that best gin Of God-eIernal life
through our Lord Jesus Christ. I.
r. 81. Louis papers requested 10 copy.
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RAIL ROAD MEETING.

Il meeting Of The citizens Of Richmond will
be held a, The Odd Fellows Hall, THIS EVE
MING, (Friday) at half past o'clock, to confer
with Mr. Chrisman of Rockingham, on The sub.
jecl Ct The extension of The Louisa Rail Road
Mr.. Chrisman comes among Us as the Delegate
of his county, 10 exchange opinions with our ci-
tjzens, and will address them upon the subject.
BERNARD PEYTON,
VIM. n. MCFARLAND,
HENRY CLARKE,
R. B. HAXALL,
JNO. Fl. EUSTACE,
T. L. BEAZLEY.
August 81