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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10
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NItltENV AND INTERESTING
lraterr,tog ISL.
fINiE propHr'oys rnosi r. -p-ctuly inform The cit,
zrn' ~ Ottawa mt lla Ylc.u'y that the above
c'lttr1'," a"a superior to@p4Hy wIil be exhibited
Tnda,. the esd day of May.
fer one tag oE.y In making the above announce
mrn'. iae uanlgru woUll state that the company is
composed OF a ul. and efficient corps Of distinguish.
ed perlunucys One Of the rraat features IS the
BedUt,fu. EW'G'e IrgsSircHas
NIsE KO>A,
whose Erageui aud daun. riding during the past
winter ~ iEy Eastern cities OF New lcrk, Phllad-l-
phla ana Boston, has been received with the mos,
Distinguish 81 appIobauon OF the public Also the
hing a ClDWHS,
W.. Alex. Ho:kYyeIi,
who has gained the highest reputation m the United
States c"d europe. The Far, famed EiarOpean
Holland Ftmily,
who stand unrIyned IN their perormancr
Wr. III. Ruckicy,
VINO eQye ti'n accomplishments entitlc him the
NEHCIR Eoff5e RING.
va. "a. l.. Nadisnn.
the great srulc rider together with numerous other
nrn,I,S, whose names wal be .ound m the program
me OF Performance,
The >tuh 81 Horses
me largest and most Jcauiiu. aud highly trained
IN Amenca.
A Celebrated Brass Band. led by
y. T.. Putnam,
The Pavilion viii be found spacious, and capa-
bic ~ containing three thousand comfortable seats
The unparalleled arpIuDatou with which thea
bove company has been received m every Guy and
io"n, winch they have thu, t,r visited rrs induced
the PROJECTORS to -plcuo pains, orryueus,. IN pro-
dutlng series ~ elegant md attractive novelties,
superior to any offered TO III, patronage OF the pub
lie
bg-Doors open at half past one O'Clock Perform
ancc u commence At TWO and seven u'c ock
~ Aims-lon TO Boyrs 50 cents pu25 cents
Cm'dfen under l!ycars Of age, to the Boxes, half
price. No hatprce to Pr
Ottawa, May 10. 4 H. WOODWARD,
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! s 81.
G, & G. u. r. r. and Branches,

III " ~ W. III T., anu DIdUCueS,
Summer Arrangement.
AFTER May Isl, unu. further notice, trains wlll
- !Ga daily, SUNDAY eXcrp'cjl as uioWs:
From CiicGg0. UtSiUdrI
lstila.G VI. leave ior Aurora at Ca Ia
II EgIn ami x Charles $ O. m.
81 =, Charles, Aurora 3p IA.
For tb.cuga-- LaS;,cdTd.
i. TAIN viii cave Aurora at liam.
Ign UaI 81 Charles sam.
q 3p m.
;! Aurora, T. 3 On.
Passengers leaving Chicago on the & O'Clock u.
m tram ior iurJTH, wlu have daylight ON route
wa Oswego. Newark aud Ottawa, aud reach La
sale aud Peru IN time 70 take the evening boats on
the lno,S river.
Passengers leaving Peru aud La Sale 0uiin'er-
mediate points, v,l,t tlNr Jhr 9 O'Clock m tam
uom Nuron, and reach Chicago at )! o'clock the
same evening
Stages wll, connect AZ Aurora and 81 Charles 10Y
Dixon, All any and Rock Island A!sO, al G'gu
ior ia,cna ami points west and uorth.
Chicago, may j. Il. TuENER, Supt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-10
10 -EE AIDES:
New Millinery Establishment
DTcciy opposite Gniicy PrsSo,'S aorc and
one DJ0r rest Of Dlckeys JeUclry Shop.
MRS. GREGG

MRS. GREGG
's>AkES pleasure in infurming her old's17A
friends anil customers that -he has just ~
received, from the cast iarg" stock Of Bounels
embracing all the various patterns end the la,es
fashions, including the latest styles Of silk. straw
anu hair bonnetN; also, visiting dresses, visit tnm-
mlncs, visit silks, bonnet silks, dress caps. hid
gloves, r5ands rose labs, ladies' golfers and cuffs
bonnet Innings aud trimmings, &c with general
Assortment Of millinery goods all Of which She has
Just received direct no.. New York civ
Bonnnts repaired on short notice Trimmings
and L!nlngs always on hand. SARAH GRrGG.
may 10, 1851 -,O,c
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05
Correspondence of the Times.
RIO DE JANEIRO, June II

hlO LIE JANElnO, June Ito, 1881.
BREADSTuFFs.-Our receipts have been and continue
excessive OF which stronger proof is wanted than
the fact that notwithstanding export demand for 49,
600 bbs prices have continued droop We are per-
suaded that two thirds OF the quantity of Flour usually
shipped TO Brazil would be quite sufficient to meet her
wants, and would produce as much nett money as the
whole quantity now sent. The sales have been large
embracing 1000 bbls Richmond City Mills at l4I0O0 TO
15I500; COCO bbls Dance and Richmond, Columbia
a. 3I500 to l4I000; 1900 bbls Western at l3u5OO; s.
500 bbls Philadelphia and Baltimore loI5Oo cash ia
bond to 4000 credit 600 bills Trieste at 10000 per Dbl
credit The stock in all hands may be- 81, 600 bbs, of
which $4,000 bbs remain in first hands We quote
Richmond City Mills I'LL $4,000; O Dance and
Richmond, Columbian l3I500 to l4H00O; Philadelphia
and Baltimore l3l l3I750; Western l3IOOO l3I5OO
per bbl.
AT Penambuco 2lst nmo, stock 1900 bbs-Quo
tons l6I Richmond, l4I ISL Philadelphia and l2I500
l3 ior Ralt'more Bahia advices to 3D. INST report
stock 1000 bbls and quote Richmond CITY Mills l5
500 l6500 per Dbl and Baltimore l250O $4,000 per
bbl.
At Rio Grande 3oth utmo, stool! reduced to 1000
bbls Quotations l6l for Baltimore and Georgetown
and l9l 2oI for Richmond City Mills
CoPFEE-Snce our last have been freely sup-
piled from the interior, which, under untavoable ac-
counts from abroad, has led to some accumulation of
stock, and somewhat lower prices. The last sales have
been at 3l3OO for lots hardly better than good lirsts-
34OOa3!5O0 for good mixed lots Of superiors alone
there have been no recent sales 1t is possible that
some further slight reduction may be obtained from the
Dealers in consequence Of the advices at hand from
England to 9Th May; but they are very reluctant to
make any concession from the rates of the last transact
nons. We have heretofore referred to the opinion en-
tertaned here that our next crop would be materially
less than the one now drawing to q close and would
now add that however little reliance NAV be placed
upon speculative opinions upon this subject there is now
presented natural fact in the large bean OF new low
land Coflees, which think may be safely referred to
rs corrohorang the supposed deficiency. The extent
OF ihs deficiency not easy to estimate, and what
ever may be. it will doubt be in part neutralzed
nWar tslnp ma -pYf
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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC.
New YoRK, Aug. 80 A. NJ.
The American mail steamer Atlantic, Captain West,
arrived this morning, bringing dates from Liverpool
to the 23d of July. She brings 1872 passengers The
Europe arrived al Liverpool at noon on Sunday
THE MARKETS.
- Cotton is depressed ana prices have declined I'd
Fair Orleans SD; Mobile and Uplands SID mid
ding Orleans and Mobile 4kd. The sales since the
Niagara left have been $1,000 bales of which exporters
took $500 and spectators none. The sales We'd
nesday up to o'clock, were 5000 bales, and prices
were barely SUPPORTED.
BEEADsTUFFs.-Flour and wheat are quiet and prices
attraction lower Corn il lirmer and rather active.
MONEY MARKET.
The money market is inactive. Consols are IN
changed Maryland SIS 90b Ohio SIS i0l; Pennsylva-
MIA SIS 82aa624
The Manchester market is very dull and prices OF
yarns and Goth have further declined.
ENGLAND.
The House OF Commons by vote of ll9 to II has
refused to allow Solomons, the Jewish member from
Greenwich, to take his seat.
The Papal aggression bill has passed its second
reading in the House OF Lords by majority of2z7.
John O'Conne has resigned the seat from Limerick
TO make way for the Earl OF Arundel.
Geo. Fred'k Young, distinguished protectionist
has been returned tor Scarborough, in opposition to
Earl Mulgrave free trader.
DR.. Bngard, the Historian, died at Hornby on the
18th of July
G. Wright, Jr., and D. & w. stoca, failed at Liver
pool the 3d. the former for ESQ COO and the latter
Tor t35,cOO. Both failures were caused by the de-
cline in cotton.
The receipts OF the Exhibition on Monday were
G63 $40.
FRANCE.
The vote in the French Assembly, on the revision of
he Constitution, stood in its favor 416, against 227
AS the vote not wothrds in favor as required by
the constitution, the measure is defeated The greatest
excitement prevails on The subject, snd the ministry
are accused OF corrupt movements relative to the petit
tiois presented for revision 1t was reported that the
whole Ministry had resigned Tuesday, but this was
not believed in London
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05
SUPPOSED MURDER.

. I KUVIDENCEl aug. "a.
A woman was found buried in the woods in Seekonk
about two miles from this city, Friday last who had
evidently been murdered. The body had on no cloth
ing whatever, and was about two feet below the sur
face OF the earth, except her head, which had been
turned forward in getting her into the pit or grave
The head had been exposed by the digging of some
dogs which led to the discovery. The body had pro-
baby been buried for two weeks
denco. There is good deal Of Excitement i in the the
place. but one is suspected OF the murder. 1t is the
general belief that she has been killed in Providence
and carried there in the night Several Jumps of pot
ash were found about the body, which had destroyed
the flesh in or Two places. She had gold earrings
in her ears
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05
ANOTHER GOVERNOR OF CUBA.

The Clam0r Publico, a journal published at Madrid
states that Don Jose de la Concha, (who, will be re-
r'embered, assumed the rens of government about a
year ago in the Island OF Cuba) has been recalled and
that General Cordova is to be appointed Captain Gene
ent Of the London Times notes, IN this connection, an
announcement by the Herdtdo that tho Marquis del
Donro, brother Of the present Captain General had
resigned the government OF Catalonia with view TO
plain movement which, SO far as the preservation of
the island from revolution is concerned, seems ex-
Ceedingly inopporune.- Republic.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05
TELEGRAPHED
FOR TIE DAILY RICHMOND TINES
STILL LATER FROM ENGLAND.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EUROPA.
HALIFAX, Aug. 4.
The Steamship Europa, with dates from Liverpool
to the 10Th July arrived here to-day. She brings over
eighty passengers.
Inc political news by this vessel possesses no par
ncular interest Wesand summary of the markets.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, July 90.
CoTToN-Prices for the week have declined nearly
ID per h. Fair Orleans quoted at SD Sales of the
week A6ooo bales of which exporters and spectators
took 10000 bales
fREADsTUFFs-The market is more active and prices
nave slightly improved.
BACON has advanced Is
COFFEE, TEA and SUGAR dull, with downward ten
dency.
IoBAcoo.-Market quiet at prior quotations.
Consos have advanced since the departure of the
Atlantic
Trade In the manufacturing districts improving.
DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED BOSTONIAN.
BoSToN, Aug. d.
Samuel Pope, Esq, distinguished citizen of this
city and President ofthe Boston Insurance Companv
died here day ,
NEW YORK MARKETS, Aug. 4, P. M.
FLoUR-Market rather hrmer, with sales of State
brands at 81 l2a.
GRAIN-Marke steady. Buyers of Corn are holding
back for a reduction in prices.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aug. 4,P.M.
FLouR-Saes to-day of $500 bbs. Civ Mills at
81 81 l2a.
WHEAr-Prces have declined. BED sells at IS n so
cents, and white at IS 95 cents per bushel.
CoRN-Y elbow sells at SO 60 cents and white at
G3cents per busheI.
WnIsKEY-Saes of bbIs at "a cents per gallon.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05

A colcurcd "Boomer" made her appearance in The
streets of Petersburg Sunday evening last, and attract
ed universal attention. Our informant states that
crowds of boys followed her through Sycamore, Bank
and High streets, making quite much noise as it is
possible for hundred little urchns to create by
Whoonino. whistlino and NelIiuo
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05

Louis Cohen was again hauled up before the Mayor
yesterday upon the charge OF disturbing by abusng)
member OF the family OF Mr. Harris, and again
required to enter into bonds in the penalty Of $500 to
keep the peace OF course, he gave security because
his surety has nothing to teara forfeited recognizance
being matter which our lynx-eyed law officers rarely
prosecute The question, then, naturally presents
self of what use are recognizances
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05

Jacob Krisch arrested Saturday night by the
watchmen, upon the charge of beating his wife. The
watchmen hearing the cry OF "murder,' entered the
huuse and took Krsch to the cage, where he spent the
remainder Of the night AS the prisoner declared that he
was unable yesterday morning to walk 10 the Court
House, the officers left him in the cage. The case was
continued and will come up to day
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05
CUBAN AFFAIRS.

EIcs5ensent IN Ge0rg1a-AIa6 and NclD Orleans
departure of Volunteers for Cardenas &c.
SAVANNAH Aug. g
Much excitement present exists here in regard to the
revolution n Cuba. Already number Of persons have
denas. Several left yesterday and to-day, and others
are preparing to leave We have i also upon good au-
thority, that immense number will 60 from the nte-
ror OF Georgia and Alabama.
A letter which has just come to hand from New Or
leans, states that thousand men left that city on
the night OF the Goth ult, for Cuba. Many others were
preparing to leave
Two steamers have been purchased by the Cubans
to usrate their designs.
The general belief is, that the current of events in re-
gard to the present Cuban revolution, will continue
until something definite is accomplished
The foregoing dispatch is from the editors OF the
Savannah Morning News, gentlemen well informed
with reference to Cuban aiairs.-Eds. Sun
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SUCCESS OF BRANDRETH P[LLS.-A iady
to whom can refer, was given up to die; her pliysi-
cans assured her friends that nothing could be done
Tor her, tina; she was dying. What was the condition
OF this person! She had been under our best phys.
clans tor some months; her affection was cancer on the
right breast and consumption. A blister was wished
to be raised; was applied to the neck; it made no
tried, and with better success; there was not suf-
Gent vitality IN the system 10 raise blister. She was
suffering terrible agony, and she was determined as
her doctors gave her no hopes to try what BRAN
DREIH'S PILLS would do for her. She took eigh-
teen the nrst Gays she continued them in large doses
and IN two weeks she so much better that she
could walk about. DESTROYS of testing whether blis-
ter could be ased she had put on her leg design
ing TO draw down the purd humos; the blister raised
timely, and one OF her doctors owned that ii as
tonshng to him the blister as it was to see her
at all, living, anu so much recovered. What those
Pills could be made of, and purge they mad done,
and not Kill but absolutely sustain the vital powers,
was more than he could comprehend. Here in New
ork IN the centre OF our city, the greatest thing has
been done in the way OF absolute life saving unknown
IN ancient or modern times, till Brandreths Pills were
Known. Two months ago and this person was dying
absolutely dying OF consumption and cancer, and
now her consumption il entirely cured and her cancer
Is IN falr way to be so. Is this medicine quacs
medicine Can This be equaled by any other medi-
cine IN the word in the good it effects? | answer no
and zen times ten thousand be referred 10 person.
ally to sustain my assertion.
ERANpREIH's PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all
mpurlty, gives power TO every organ 10 perform its
functions healthy; matter whether externally or
internally situated.
For sale by NJ BRANCH, Richmond Va,
NO. east Nam st. corner opposite Old Market
Country Merchants and Planters can be sun1,ed at
New 7 ORR prices. ap 10
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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NEW Efb0ES-
hECEI WE'D by
7 A SH & WOOD HONS E


The London Art Journal for July, double number
containing Sd part illustrated Catalogue of the xhi
bitlon Of the Industry Of all Nations. .....,SI so
Campaigns of the Rio Grande and Mexico with
notices of the recent work OF Major RjpIev. bv
Brevet Major Isaac J Stevens U S Army 81
new volume OF Kitto's Daily Bible illustrations
y, Solomon and the Kings. ................... 90
The Royal Preacher, Lectures on Ecclesiasles
by James Hamilton, D D. F L S. author of Life
in Earnest, Lille OF Lady Coguhon, &c. 81.
Uric: or the Voices, by T S Fay. ....... IS
New volumes Arthur's Library, for the House
hold Stories tor Parents. Northumberland. 50
Seed-tlme and Harvest or whatsoever man SOW.
eth mat snail he reap. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Stray Arrows, by Rev T L Cuyier. .. 81
Stories for Young Housekeepers, by II S Arthur so
Lessons in Lille for all who will read them, by r
Romance Dust, by Mayo, further supply
Familiar Science, or the Scientific Explanation of
common things edited by r E Peterson IS
IA valuable little work for School and general
readers.l
New edition, Narrative Of the United States Elk.
poing Expedition, during the years 1888 1899.
1910, 1871 and 1872 by Charles Wilkes u IN,
10 tive volumes, avo, with thirteen maps and nu-
mprous Illustrate G16 no
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05

THE SOUTHERN PLANTER, for August, promptly
made its appearance the LIST day of the mouth, and
has, we learn, been mailed to subscribers The table
Of contents is good and we predict for the Plan er
enlarged popularity under the auspices Of its new
ergec and practical editor. We are pleased to learn
that its subscription list is already rapidly and steadily
increasing.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05
BY RICHARD CAUTHORn.

I'd OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS,
n& Wednesdays and Frdays.-Saie of horses every
Saturday.--On the days above named, commencing at
81 o'clock will sell at auction, my store 18th st.
variety OF Miscellaneous articles, consisting OF the fol
lowing:
GROCERIES, Sugar, Coffee, Gunpowder Tea,
Candles, Soap, Nails Starch Bacon Hams, Shoulders
and Sides Rice, Pepp Ginger, Brandy Whskey, Gin,
Molasses, Butter, Lard, lIerrngs, Shad.
FURNITURE Sdeboards, Washstaad.,
Chairs Candlestands Dining, Tea and Toilet Tables
Bedding Of every description, Tenders, Shovel and
longs with many other articles in the keeping
line
SHOES, CLOTHING, &rc.-Iwiaso sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats, Caps,
Croekery Matches, Writingand Wrapping Pa
per, Books, &c.
au2l r. CAUTHORN
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IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.

Confirmation and Ertension of the Repolutjon
New ORLEANS, Aug. l, 1851.
Later accounts from Havana bring intelligence that
Trinidad and Villa Clara had pronounced against the
Government. Lopez is still here A dispatch from
Cincinnati states that large numbers of young men are
ready to JON an expedition 10 Cuba.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY,
BY ALEXANnEJs No,r1y,

bY ALEXANnER MOTT.
Dry GOODS, Ac-WiI he soId =, ,,o,;..
~ store, on TUESDAY, 5th inst. an invoice If
Goods direct iFom New ok, Der schr Richmood o'
Inc lot consists 10 part OF the following Goods viz.
30 pieces fancy Prints '00o'' VIZ
81 do Mauslains and Lawns
do black Lutte string Silk
. Go plaid Silk
IL, 10 do iaucy Cassimeres
100 Shawls assorted sizes
200 lbs bale Cotton
loO dozen black and white cotton Hose
90 lbs black Thread
III pieces white and red FanaeDs
36 dozen fine linen bosom Shirts
10 do fancy sewing Silk
do lO4 damask linen Table Cloths
do brown linen do 40
~ do Bingham Cravats
90 do plaid Bingham Hdkfs
do thread Gloves
" do Suspenders, assorted
cases mems Boots
do boys do
do Brogans
3 do ladies' Shoes assorted
The above Goods will be sold in lots to chi, ,,,r
ohasers. " ' W suit pur-
Terms OF SALE All sums over ESQ to 800 sixtv
days; over 500, monhe, for approved endorsed my
per. a. NOT"T 10 p"-
au2 Auc'
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
RICHMOND MARKETS, Aug. 4

TOBACCO-The inspections of the State to LIST Au-
gust amount to &c pa hhds against &c. al hds at the
same dale last yearshowing deficiency as compared
with laat years inspections OF 1897 hhds.
Prices to-day about they we at the close OF
the last week. READ & BARKSDALES.
Inspections Of the State TO lst August:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05

The negro hoatnen, charged with stealing the box
OF dry goods consigned TO Mr.. Purkins, Of Lyncburg
were again before the Mayor yesterday, but nothing
farther transpred-no other bags filled with plumber,
having been found. The again continued till
"Wednesday.
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treasury Notes outstanding

The amount of U. S. Treasury Notes outstanding
on the lst instant was SIT, 961 3d.
The receipts into the Treasury Of the United States
for the first months of the present year amounted to
9l2 1866 IS 49, and the disbursements 10 Sl5 2o2 644 80
-Four millions and halt Of the disbursements were on
account of Mexican Indemnity.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05

RUNS DoINGs--Iohn Norman, John Chaudley
William Shally, and Amos Armisead, whites, were
all Gagged Saturday and Sunday last for drunken
ness, and brought before the Mayor yesterday. OF
course all promised never 10 be caught in that condi-
ton again. and all Amos Arrnisead were dis
charged with admonilion. Amos being an old topper
sent to Jail 1odays, for the benefit Of his health we
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

New ORLEANS, Aug. LIST.
The Alabama has arrived, bringing later Intelligence
from California. Another destructive lro had occurred
At San Francisco, On July I'd, consuming ten squares.
The loss is estimated at $3,0000o0. The fire was
doubtless the work OF an incendary.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05
EaR. WELLESLEY. Member of the

KRR. WELLESLEY. Member of the RoyaI
AD College of Surgeons, Fellow OF the London So
ciey, &c, is at present the Powhaan House where
he may be consulted on
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
DR.. w. would merely say that he has devoted eleven
years to this branch OF his proession-hat his treat
ment is BY the Inhalation OF Warm Medicinal Vapours,
and has been attended with the encouraging sue
cess ia England, France and Germany.
Having other engagements, DR.. WIS stay in Rich
mond will not exceed few weeks. jy 25-tf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05

BERNARD PEYTON, in retiring from CONNER
cal pursuits, tenders to his numerous friends his crate
tai thanks for the liberal patronage they have so long
and SO generously extended 10 him. He solics con-
T. JEFFERSON PEYTON, who has had TN ex.
perienee Of seven years clerk and partner in the
house, and is every way well qualified 10 conduct the
business. aul-c3w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-05
UyAYCy CRATE AND FENDMIy MAN

ESANCY CRATE AND FENDER MAN.
a UFACTORY, E AND 9TH STREETS. RICHMOND
VIRaINiA.-The subscriber continues to carry on the
above business in all It's various MISUNDERSTANDING for
sale 300 CRATES, with Tenders and Summer Pieces.
embracing 100 different kinds, such as ale at present
used in New York, Philadelphia and Boston, | also
from all the Eastern cities and having devoted the
last twelve years to this branch OF my business res
pecully refer, as to capacity Of workman shin 10 the
citizens OF Richmond generally My prices shall be as
moderate as any other establishment in Richmond
or elsewhere
y "a SAMUEL d. DENOON