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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

- The editor of the Register appauds Mr.
Peck fol regulating the llabeas Corpus Ac
and supports for Governor The man who up
Jporod it, lie eulogzcs Mr.. Peck for saying
that the Fugitive Slave Act is constitutional
and recommends to the people TO vote for a mar
for Governor who has repeatedly been heard tt
say that in his opinion that law was uaconsti
tutional l-BrdHdon Post,
We "eulogized' Mr. PECK for coming
out like a man and regulating tue swindlC
in which Ba,ber tried to make him an ac-
complicc. We have not culoeized Barber fol
consenting 10 Mr.. PrCK's nomination under
false pretences, knowing his views from the
outset, as We must presume he did, or for
using his utmost exertions TO induce Mr.
PECK 10 remain candidate after he hdo
publicly aro,ced his acquiescencc IN HE COM
promise. We have challenged Barber to
deny this palpably dishonest intrigue. lie
dare not do it. lie does not even make a
show of doing it. lie fears the proof
We support Judge WILLIAMS tor Govern
or, because he approves the platform of the
Bellows Falls convention, which is approved
by Wigs everywhere, and because we think
as fit him for the place. Ii the Post can
say as much OF the new platform erected at
Montpelier, or of the candidate there nomi-
mated, we shall be happy to have it do SO.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

ELECTIONS NEXT WEEK.-Kentucky.
Indiana, Alabama and Arkansas elect
State Ulcers, members Of the Legisla.
iure, aud members of Congress, on
Monday next. Illinois. Missouri and
Iowa choose State officers on the same
day. Tennessee aud North Carolina
elect Stale officers, members of the
Legislature and Congressman on Thurs
day of next week.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

~ The Old Line and Accomm oda-
ton Democrats Of Orleans County have
coalesced on their county ticket Priu-
ciples Of course are nothing 10 the lead
ers of these parties, in Orleans. but with
the masses, the ease may be different
Such a bargain cannot succeed in Yer
mont, VIXEN openly and boldly made, as
in this instance.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

" SPrRIr RAPpINGs. We publish an
interesting communication on this sub
ject, from one who is equally skeptical
as ourself as to the reality of these man
ifes,ailons, and whose opportunities for
observation were rare. lie has, in a
plain, direct manner, related the result,
and his statements may he relied on as
entirely free from any exaggeratlon OF
false coloring as to to the facts narrated
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

TnE ELEvENrH IIoUR CANDIDATE.-
The ST. Johnsbury Caledonian says that
Mr.. Redfeld was once elected Senator on
the Truck and Dicker tickle, in Orleans
County, but did not venture to risk a second
trial. He succeeded in his election as a
Senator by making both the 4" old line and
the free soil " parties believe that he was
on the side of each
This little Renaissance is worthy Of no.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

ART THOU THERE, TRuE-PENNy ?"
The Burlington Free Press says;
Our friend, Hon. LUcius B. PECK
few days ago, declined the pctty,lar-
ceny Democracy's nomination for Gov
ernor, for the satisfactory reason that
he did not agree NTH them in regard Ia
the Fugitive Slave law, aud the Vermont
Habcas Corpus Law-the ouly planks
that are left Of their ridiculous "plat-
form" Now, we understand, from
cery high authority, that Mr.. Il. p.
REnrIGLD, the nominee Of these petty
larceny chaps, substituted for Mr.. PECK
has declared, 'cithin the last ten days,
that he AGREES WITH MIR. PECK
in the views that gentleman expressed
in relation to these laws ! Will the
Burlington Courier and the Montpelier
Freeman look to this 7"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

MAMMOTH TREE. - A subscriber
sends us a thread showing the dmen'
sions Of a nam moth tree in Kentucky
about 81 feet in circumference 1t is
hollow, and is entered by door. Six
teen persons have stood within the trunk
at the same time. The famous DAME
Boone mentions this tree among the
marvels observed by him in his wild pi
oneer life.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

The late convention Mt Montpelier was
attended by some sensible men, as is evil
dent from their complete and unrondit ionnl
reputation Of BARRIERS Burlington plat.
form. They treated it asa thing p ast a.
mendment-as pile Of worthless rubbish
to be put out Of sigh; as quick as possible
They repuda,cd its language, they repu-
dated its ultra principles, they repudiated
lis author, and heplhm in the background.
1t is true, they allowed him the third place
on the committee on Resolutions but they
be men of sense and discretion. The reg
ular series Of resolutions reported makes
no mention Of the fugitive slave law, the
habcas CORPUS ac, ,ihc Win.oi FRO, $50, the
compromise, the non-admission of slave
states, the abolition of Slavery in the Dis
irict of Columbia, n national bank, the
sub-treasury, or any other Of the pet themes
OF Barber. He must he snubbed, and
snubbed elleclualy. The disgrace Of his
laundering mancuvres must be wiped out
thoroughly. Barber was placed OIL the
committee, apparently, only from refined
species of cruelty which prompted the con
vcntion to compel him 10 witness the
immolalion Of his own offspring. That he
has lolcvcr forfeited The confidence of his
last political associates, is beyond doubt.
lie will perhaps be allowed to rote for Mr.
feld-whosc views are unquestonably
similar to those Of Mr.. Peck. They Ger
tainly cannot have intended TO deny HIN
that privilege-though he cannot do so, tc
be sure, without turning another summer
set
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

WoMAN's CoNYENrIoN-Aii this assem
hlage in Akron pa some singular things
were said, and some quite sensible ones.
A young lady spoke as fellows;
a" For her own part she loved man, indi'
vdually and collectively, better than wo.
man, and so, she was sure, did every one
Of her sex, If they, like her, woull utter
their real sentiments. She was more anX-
ious for mans elevation and improvement
than for woman's, and SO was every true
woman"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

raS The New York Tribune, with its nc,
cuslomed accuracy in speaking of Vermont
affairs, says Mr. Rodield, the new OPposi-
ton candidate for Governor. is Judge OF
the Supreme Court. Hon. ISAAC F. RED
FIELD is quite different man from limo
thy, and would not be caught in such posi-
ton as that of second-rate nominee of the
Accommodation Democracy,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

The international, for August, which
commences a new volume, is received.
1t is beautifully printed on good paper,
aud edited with much care BY DR.. r
w. Griswcld, Each monthly number
contains la pages. Slringcr ard
Townsend, publishers, New York.
Terms, SO year.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

AZ Twelve students have recently been
dismissed from Dartmouth College-one
Of them a sou of President Lord-ior RI
olous conduct at ST. Johnsbury, whittier
they went TO witness an exhibition Of fire.
works soon alter the 4h.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

The Western Literary Messenger,
for August, hasa usual, large amount
and variety of interesting literary mat
ter. Jewett, Thomas & Co., publishers,
Buffalo. J. Clement, Editor. Terms,
81 80 year. copies $500.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

II The Dsmocnts OF Ohio are evidently
annoyed and diHurbed by the nomination "
Mr.. VISTor, as the Wing candidate for Gov.
aTnor-Ths Cleveland PAdipdeoier abuses him
ia the cosrsest bcrps. lis 0lectonis deemed
aaiis certain by the best informed politicians OF
tle State
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

GO JouN F. DEANE, Esq of Cavendish,
has declined the Democratic nomination for
States Attorney in Windsor County-he
being Wing, and another Of his own party
having been nominated for the office. This
trick of tho Democrats does mol seem to sue.
coed so well as was expected.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

The LAST PRIzE TALE" Amy's heart
beat as fit would burst, but at length She found
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-30

tico in connection with Mr.. Redfeld's plat
form, which we have copied elsewhere That
is in the same spirit as his county tactics.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
IAMBhRT'S OFFICE.
an FOURTEENTH STREET. under the Exchange fotel,hich

IAMBhRT'S OFFICE.
an FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange HoIench'
~ mond Virginia.
Drawn Nos Monongalia, Extra, 70, Aug. ~
"a 10 40 10 l2 ~ "a 50 SO l6 70 80 - 3. ,,,rpr
Ticket ~ 81. another prize sold by LaMnHNi
Drawn Nus. Monungaia, Extra, Class "a. Aug lo9h
IL 81 2j IS III IL ~ 8 IL 81 10 A. ,,,rnr
Half 10 . 81, small prize .aMneHi'
Drawn Nos. Munung ,a, Glass 90, Aug. l0:
7G 70 Is 3 - 81 Is AZ IL 70 G3 - 10 % 2i.,,n,pr
Half lG Is i6, prize of Sl4O. LaMDcNi'
Drawn Nos Monongalia, No SO, Aug Is:
- Is As rs 81 5 Is 80 81 50 81 -,
Drawn Nos OF Monongda, Extra, No ~ Ahg ~
IS ST 81 3 - 70 Is IL II 10 II H. .
Drawn Nos OF Munongalia, No 100. Aug ~:
50 10 IS Al Is IL IL SO 60 G3 DC sc 81,
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, No. l0l, Aug. Aih'
70 81 u Z ~ 10 IS IL 80 SO Co.
Schemes the Wee - ,oo
FRlDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass No. lus
CapiaIr: sa 300 1900, 10 $40, 10 30O &C. Z" Nos, IA
drawn. Tickets s5-sharcs in proportion
BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST I'D 900
The Virginia Mononunrall Class Capitals st'U 9oeou,
onlID 1851 II jl $780, 80 o. 2UoU 30 oil lM III oil
500 &c 70 Tickets s2Oshares III prul"Iuoi
Change Sales close In the above Lotteries al
o'clock and The drawngsarc received about bocock W e
lcgruph. , rL..,
DAYS and Saturdays, o'clock Sales close al hall past H.
Price Of Tickets from 81 to 81 90 ,, r,.,.,
Orlers Packages Certificates OF Packages single tcSets
or above Maury Co.'S Lotteries oI ~cn
drawings every day. al prices varying from ou
cke will the mott prompt attention. and the
THOMAS l.AMBtRT,
No 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va
oitTor. Aug. IS
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LOTTERIES,
STATIONS OFFICE.
I.t, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET. RICHMOND Flfei'

sTRATToN,s OFFICE. VIRGIL
Drawn Nos Monongaa Glass 90, Aug 9:
z: 80 81 Al Is II 10 81 . G3 AZ -
Whole Nos II 10 a. prize Of 500 sold and paid ynarToN
DaSn No.? Of Mp ne >, No 81 A ~ .'A:
q i % 10 Is e 4 80 aa iG 20 Sc p q ,7ros
Ia S'' Dawn ~ So os M In pd No 81 Aug 2h
o. Il IL 50 Gu 9 80 . 10 bG 81 o. , .,rnr
$ q Is IS = G. q Is 60 ii s6 %:
Half Nos 50 IS CO. prize sleOsold and paid By ALTON
Drawn Nos 3 M s Il Es!Ts Z "a aasus To-
TICKET NJ: s zpFss of s''0 sold and ggffR sssTF
pray" 80. 8 q Mop 81 g. 8 g A9sg s 's
Daw1 S sS 81 % y Eh r. No 10 IS ATs"ii
Dsyp i Ss' i e ss 4 i S q 49, A9s s
Ticket Nos 30 g. prize of sOO sold and paid e ALTON
% Sc 20 2 &c IS IS II ~ 81 &C.
Schemes FOR tho Week. - ~, -
FRIDAY-Monongaia Glass O3. Capital: s2l3 U % NUS -
Sgn M1P0nSSp Leg @ O c a 20 Of e
= "''' RICH AND BRILLIANT SCHEME! c.n,,,,.
prTs OF SIS oSo aoS souoo 1900 le
Ia Of 800 mos 10 drawn Tickets $50, halves ~ q
8, eiglt!s So oo
Virginia Monongaa Glass No lO6 Aug 9Th apta S ,'G9
1889, 5O 1000 81 of sou, 4O Of 3uO, 26s OF Vo 20 NUS -
drawn. Tickets si0.
Virginia Moongaa Class ,Sne drawn 2o Avg Gsp'sss
ia of 3U0 IS Nos IL drawn Tickets sl0-slares IN Por
" Buyers my prlze which is registered
the office proof OF what has been done and every
Packages Certificates Packages and single
the above schemes and all the Lotteries will be promptly aehueu
to- when requested PLEASE address yo
y
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GOLD NINE.
UCKs OFFICE few doors above the AIhainbra

GOLD MINE.
UCKs OFFICE, Pearl Street, few doors above the Ahahoa
IL Hotel. ,e-,
Splendid Schemes for August, 1911
Susucanna Lottery Glass ST. 10 be drawn BanoIe
ay August 2Dt. - IA !. Capitals S35UOO u ou
GS ~ go 20 Of 400 &C. Tickets slO halves .; quaes@ o.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Clas2 10 be drawn on
Saturday August 2l rs Is drawn Capitals prize OF
E Is I'M 500 $780, 1900 $500 i.500 SUI o@N, &c Tick
m sI0 halves 81 quarters Double No prizes So AlslnSe
no. prizes SIS IS.
Sauuehanna Lottery Cass3 10 be drawn BALTIMORE
tay August 9Th Nos IL drawn. Capitals prize oi S5u"v,
2uU 100 1901 1900 1870 % OF 1000 GU OF 3 &C. TICK.
cts ~ halves s. Quarters2 So
BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR SATURDAY AUGUST Soim.
Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery Glass s. be drawn at almoe
saturday August Nos 10 drawn Grand Capitals prize
of 10000, l7S lhA0, 20 20 of sUO DC ickes e
halves To- quarters Certificate Of package Of Whoies s
shares in proportion. .
To- Dollar and half Lotteries draw Mondays and FRI"
days Dollar Lotteries draw Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday small otteeclose half past O'clock n
VI Sale, in large LntereSclose al half past .. 90
Orders Tickets in the Maryland Lotteries VIII
the prompt and confidential attention. addressed
july 81 b. LUCK. Richmond. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

PLANO FORTES, GUITARS, &C.
ID II. TAYLOR is constantly receiving supplies OF
II . superior PIANO FORTES, from the extensive FSafa3
manufacturers of Nunn's Clark and A. ii. Gale ~
Co New York The Pianos of the above celebrated makers are
we'll worth the public possessing all e De qua
ties makers They have been sold win entire saSld
lion 10 than fifteen years at ms riao folle au
Music Warehouse; though taken from large NUMBER constant
y being manufactured there pacul selection mace W
elegant workmanship ana sreh'
Strength as qualities peculiar To all the Instruments q" The
firms above mentioned -,
accommodating terms as can NC au any
My comprises instruments" b, ~ ana
superior 10 any Tor sale III
Va McIodcons rnshcd order at short notice ad on a'ooe
az ;,,,or,,l
Martins unrivaC Guitars with large assortment OF imported
plain nlai anu ranging IN price from So l" SOW
Constantly on hand together with Musical instruments and nercha
lie great variety sale the only Music Store IN the c
~ -, nny,,,,o tho Ranks June ~
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lust published WARROCk the Virginia ant
North Amunack for the 1852 calculated by Davld
Richardson county. Va addition TO the AS
1rnnoica Census The United States taken from
Washington Republic every class popnIa:ion ant
number each State entitled TO- Also the cen
Virginia prepared far the of the State Comven"h
showing the population each county and CITY, III the four grand
divisions The whites ~ who
not read or wrilc which added the amount In dollars COMMITTING
cents appnpriaed education. Geographical lies
crp,ion Of bachelors Island something tell you
Grounds for Divorce The Twin Flowers (vey prey The
Three Callers The Teller each month"; revised
believed by gnUd JUDGES 10 he a.
near practicable Explanation OF the different terms
Ananack relating 10 Astronomy Chronology, &C. WI"
occ.a;nna ,IIrsroIions Sc Gcs August
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA.
VIE next annual scssono the University OF lirina % @
mence the LIST Of October and continue without
I'll The 9th Of June The University comprises the following o''o
| and Lecturcship. viz: ,,.o> ;, n
q Modern Observation-Disclosures NJ SCIIELE DE 'EHG L. l.
3. Observation-Disclosures EDwARDH couRTENAi; Il. D.
4. Naura philoso phy-Professor WIN B. ROGERS L. L. D. >,
8. Chemiry and Maera Medca-Professor RohENi T. '"'
s. Medicine Professor HENRY HOWARD. ND ,,nrs
Comparative Anatomy, Physiology and suFgey-'AMLe L.
s Moral Phiosophy-professOr VIM McGuFFEY, D, L.
9. Law-profssser Join B. MINOR L. l. D. Adjunct PrQfes'
omy-joIN Stage ia DAVIS AM, NJ. D.
To be admitted into the University the must he 10 years Of
blu, of brothers applying for The tacu! may
admit one under tho age Of It,
poaed Seminary be received into the University unless
he produce certificate such seminary other satisfactory
evidence TO the Faculty Of general good conduct;
The whole sspesse Oh e DOCKS anu
board including furniture and attendance for months, soo
Fuel and Candies be furnished by Tue Proctor cost and
per estimated only student in the dor
mitory at $50; If TWO in the same room Sis, 10
Washing may be had al about $40 session. III
entire dormoy 8l6 for half occupied by two stu
Mssricuson fee use Of Library and Public Rooms IL
FEESI. single Professor be attended, $50 $50 eac
ifthree 1925 each In the school ofIaw, in tho lu
no class the fees above the intermediate class they
all s75 higher lee
in each instance giving admission BESIDES any lower class
in the School, say a
s29
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
the Medical Department the entire for tuition lncud
of nine months enables the student complies OF
extensive that other Medca Institution OF the Uno ny AZ
tending only two lectures ha ak; SCHOOL.
adjunct Professor having been appointed in this department.
commercial laugh. fully than has hitherto been
paccabe and there will added short of Lectures Oh
Civil Law together with exposition OF the most important
| leading in Law and Equity WIN S KEMpEK,
| Proctor and Patron of the University of Virginia
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LORETTO, ESSEX COUNTY. VA.

Tho next Session commences list October.
VTlHlS the advantages oil to-
rough Academic instruction, with the comforts and discipline
christian home. All the branches OF an sns
and with French Italian AMI German
are taught teacher j. L. Williams an A. NJ oil Inc oh.
versty Virginia healthy RETIRED and easy OF nc.
cess. Number Of pupils limited.
TERMs-pe session months payable in advance, for TUT
on Hoard Lodging Washing, Mendng, $780, This Tor
The course language No extra
The pupils are permitted deal credit All their funds must
be deposited with the subscriber.
Circulars containing fuller OF the School, will be sent 10
hoa. who REQUEST il Apply 10 Rev JOHN P. MCGUIRE
Ang II-rif Essex county. Va
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| MOST VALUABLE FARM FOX SALE IN AL
| BEMARLE-"BLAIR PARK" CONTAINING ABOUT 1,6oo

BEMARLE-"BLAlR PAKh,' CoNlAiNlN" aboNi i'"oo
ACRES.
6VE undersigned were appointed Commissioners by decree OF
the Circuit Aibenarlr in the case OF Watson guar
aas Henderson and Others pronounced OF the 81 "a!
OF May make sale OF this estate either publicly or pFae
and in one tracts, heir odlon VIII best rOno1 the
concerned An accurate survey VIII bc f
nsheL aud OF such divisions thereof as i De-
advisable order 10 suit purchasers.
beautiful and iain Ia situate IN one OF h ~
pleasant negbnrhoUs OF Abemare at the hsr q"
he Blue Rlg The Virginia Central Railroad passes rou! -"
the about Two mics;
the arabic land lies below IT, Whie ~ inns way ms
nrt nav in prurcss materially
this lis beauty It's J."
particularly facilitate the transport OF the anua""t
fuel aud lumber tha can IN short uhc anu r ~
pru.e noble forests OF tins estate
road; points
sbc 10 the marketable products of the Iarn
mountain bottom WIN Charming expo
favorable protection III The h"hn
the West AMI North-bu All ic"h
!e,a part steep hy tho most OF 50 level
an pcneousy supplied with water as 10 admit oil !ia 10"
wherever desired
All necessary farm buildings this estate but the impnSe
nens likely needed for family save IN an humble wai are
satisfied tina, such opportunity rarely offered TO obtain
Undersigned
AN and private proposals m
their uhec effect sale OF II privately ~ Po-h" -
they can accommodate those who dE
OF (thc mauagcr) VIII he always relhrch !"
receive all attend who wish u examine with view "
purchasing and other information may be "atc
of Mn. Undersigned al their office in charlottesville.
make private SALE (tni should "hc occur
The nubc will be duly notified they will then this
late public premises the l3h day n September
in ca-cof rain the first day thereafter tSnnay rxceled
TERMS-Cash for expenses OF SALE AMI LOT e paahce ci
Of one with interest from The day ~ sale
first instruments to hc secured ny oI! VIII
roc personal security and title 10 be retained as rllerecn
Tor the whole purchase money az. ~,
sion given January but privilege to seed wheat Tins a
ALIEN RiNES tom,rs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Co.p,RTNERsuIp.

~ of ROBERTSON, GATES & RATCLFFE, at Store No 65
Thee Robertson has put into the $1,000 and Vim
Gates has contributed The like CT $1,000 We dairy in
recitation selected Of Hardware and
Cutlery, imported on very best sash Ne invite
friends Customers and the public call full DESCRIPTION Of
- " " ~ '''" ''e" TnEo; ROBERTSON
JAS ". RArcLIFFE,
Sign the Anvil.
TO MY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS AND TIE pUBLlC-lIaving,
~ years devoted my entire time TO my late business
thought hes! 70 lake in some aid arduous anors In retiring
IS Opportunity of rendering heartfelt gratitude my many
anu IN doing So respectfully invite t-n extend the new
CEN the continuation of their patronage
QUITO forgive is divine" TIIEO. ROBERTSON.
rINbs AND si1H FSSL &c H
asa s
& Nh which has
TO MY FRIENDS AND TIE PUDLIc-Tavine been employed
Tor number Of by Mr. Teo Robr,on and having becoe
his will be from The above card re-
eSf IL as nsw s s5 Of a y S
sS T 3d. nothing shall M lacking give all F e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE.
s 5
CITY, formerly osenps! By De
y and under the Gallery Of H. Wh!shursi No. IL
well stock Goods their line which Is"s Ioush.
t Si y s
attention OF their friends and the public generally.
AND'W JOHNSTON.
JNO. w. TRANSPORT.
A CARD.
The undersigned this method returning his sincere thanks
his city country friends for the liberal patronage extended
him during the last Is years. whilst acting the capacity Of
and Hardware establishments
in this city, and here begs leave inform them that he about
mencing the business his own account and hopes by strict
anil accommodating merit the
Literally extended TO him. whilst acting for Others
July2 hND'W JOHNSTON.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
under
Il PICKETT MAYNARD, in the Coal and Wood business
which The Coal yard of Robert
Pickett opposite the Depot the Petersburg Railroad They
pectfuly solicit the Custom Of their friends and the public
ROBERT PICKETT,
Richmond, August 18th, 1851 GEORGE +. MAYNARD.
5 COAL will be furnished at II per buse until the LIST
day of September after that time the price will be Is cents
NOTICE.
his his old
continuance the All persons indebted
him. requested call Mr. A. Aen and settle their accounts
without delay, further indulgence cannot be given
- ROBERT PICKETT.
Richmond. lG-l3IaM 3M.
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GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
The have this day formed copartnersp under the
and firm BRADLEY BROTHER and will continue To
serve their friends before their old stand No "a Main street
Having the services Of former senior partner Geo H.
found ready them before We take
this method of returning friends for the 5er
patronage upon old firm and ask continuance Of
the the with determination 10 do all IN our power 10
them faithfully GEORGE Y BRADLEY.
lncns FLU W. BRADLEY
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DISSOLUTION.
TIME co.partncrship PEAkE, BRADLEY co. is this day
dissolved by CONSENT George r. Peake Withdrawing
concern OF the old will be used only
liquidation All having claims against the concern are
settlement and all who indebted TO
requested forward and make u gcncc
claims Of longer standing than twelve months
G.. T. PEAkE.
GEORGE y. BRADLEY,
w w. BRADLEY.