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u. 8. District Court.

BEFORE Hon. Judge Belts.
May 1.-Ssntsnces. Elizabeth Norton and Thomas
Norton, found guilty Of passing counterfeit money
Elizabeth sentenced to three years hard labor and Tho
mas TO Eve years.
Henry Martin found guilty Of stealing two gold pencil
eases at Fort Columbus sentenced to thirty days mp
pcpNspt and twSpty dolArp 1ps,
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Common Pleas-Part First.
Before Hon. Judge Daly.


MAY w h. Mo6atf u.s. Nm. L.. UTey--0u an "a
parte application of Mr.. Brady ON behalf of plaintiff
the Court granted injunction TO restrain the defend
ant whois tenant Of DR. Mofatt from tearing and cut
ting down trees and shrubs upon premises rented by him
from plaintiff on the Bloomingdae road.
MAY 3-.7etion for Sdrder.-John Belinger rs .4aron
UnderMThis was an action for SANDER alleged to have
peen spoken OF the plaintiff by the defendant The
piainti IT appears, had been examined in case Of re-
ference IN which Mary Ann Willis was plaintiff and Tn.
dcrhh defendant; Bclnger charged by Underhill
wh.navng sworn falsely before the referee Adjourned
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The CrOus

The Southern papers state that on Monday Of last
week the country laying between Oglchorpe and Amer
icus was flooded by very heavy fall OF rain In few
hours all the creeks and branches overlooking their
banks and the young and cotton along the roadside
appeared to have been very much injured.
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the leading characters me interesting pere ~ the
SOld Guard" and the "Msn and the neeroa very
Goghabie farce scfected for this afternoon.
cnyrs 0rERA House. Ch,ssty's band were vi tnesssd
sain night by very large and highly respectable
audience The programme for to- night IL unusually at
tYactiye comprising and Instrumental selections
dancing, barlesques- and witty sayings
Woop,s EIssrRsLs--rbs popular band Of Ethiopian
performers continue TO attract crowded asdiences who
svipce the greatest delight and satisfaction The seec
offered Cor this evening embraces many am ising
features.
PRov WHIrvyy will give oratorical entertainment
Metropolitan Hail to- afternoon, at p NJ. 1t
given by request Of the Commissioners Of the public
schools professors teachers and citizens generally IL
win no doubt prove highly gratifying TO the youth and
their parents
METROPOLITAN HALL-Senor Gsllegus. the Spanish
Plus harp Gutarpist will give his first concert in Ame-
rica Wcdnesday evening at the above popular hall
NATionAL IIALIThe Italian Artists Association will
give grand vocal and instrumontal this evening
ut the above named beautiful hall The programme
- comprises many fine musical gems
CAruARIsE HAYES gave a number Of concerts at Buff
Eaio last week, where she became great faYorte.
On Friday evening last Mrs Sinclair appeared In Bos
ton and in answer to call from the audience Dearod
befOre the curtain and aid 80 Ladies and geneiaen-I
never made speech in my life; but the Kindness with
which yea have received and the iberaiity and in
dugence with which you have sustained throughout
my engagement, have oytrwhelmed with gratitude
that cannot forego the present opportunity OF Offering
yen my sincere ana heartfelt thanks
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Oyer and Terminer.
MAY This court was opened before Hon To5.. IA
journed tDl November next r' w '"
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

In the City and County Of New York. the .4h day
April to the LIST day Of May, 1852.
Men, l00 Women, 70; Boys 123; Girls, sS-Total 800.
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GERMAN hAfGRATIos.-From the last annual report OF
the German Society of this city learn that the amount
of German immigration, at this port, from January to
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CONGRESS-MoNpAY.

SEEATE.-The Senate was called to order
at quarter past II, and 10 members appeared
In their seats.
Mr.. Bright presented the credentials of Hon.
Charles w. Cathcart, OF Indiana, who was ap-
pointed by the Governor TO ell the vacancy
occasioned by The death Of MIR. Whtcomb;
and Nj. Cathcart was qualified and took his
seat.
Mr.. Jonas, Of Tennessee, presented Tie Gre
deniiaIs Of Hon. Archibald Dixon, who was
elected by the Legislature of Kentucky TO fill
the vacancy occasoned by the death Of MIR.
Clay. A long discussion arose as to the ques-
ton Of Mr. Dixon's right to the seat, whic h
was interrupted By the reception of the Presi
dents annual message. The reading of the
message having been concluded, the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIVEs.-Th House
met and lS2 members answered to their names
u few more appearing in the course OF the
day ) session. Seats were drawn for. The
annual message was read. In the course OF
the das Is proceedings sundry bills were intro
daceI, and MIR. Weightman addressed the
House at length in favor Of printing five thou
sand copies of the Presidents message in The
Spanish language.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-W c Arvin, Lu-
nenburg; J II Jennings, John F Enroughty, I
P Enroughiy, s Anderson, Nottoway, Thos
Stephenson, J Mallory, GAINESVILLE; w Fl Ro-
bertson, Cumb erIanj; J ohm Dupey, Farmville;
10 Vaughan, J w Ellie, Amelia X E Gard
ner, Hamden Sidney College; Reed, Anne
liz; r. A. cher, Chesterfield; Capt II Johnson,
ship Finland; w B Bingley, Norfolk; VIM N
Fowlkes, Prince Edward; A G Jones, Amelia;
Boston; ] l. Seay, Fluvanna II Elensworth,
Cabin Point; w II Waynor, Russell; Col 5
Drake, Miss Drake, Powhatan; Mr. Fuller,
Va; ID Woodson, Lynchburg; E Watson, North
Carolina; L III Straughan, Petersburg; +
Heath, Dinwiddie; + w Eppes, Nottoway; I
} Osborne, ST Louis; w L Sutherland, w Z
Claiborne, Danvlle; j " Robertson, Peters
burg; b G Schofeid, Richmond; John Nj
Pintchback, Chesterfield; s Moore Ma
hon, S Mahon, King William; Jones, Wi :
Harrisburg; F Campbell, Caroline; Good,
Md; Mrs E Alexander, Westmoreland.
CITY HOTEL-A Soulhail, Amelia; N
o Smith, Va; Warning, King William; A
Duke, Hanover; w CARAT New York; Col
z Luke, Nassau; III w Bobbick, N c; G Mad
dox, &: w Hoburn, and A Lewis, N G; F
Thompson, Ala; r W VIM, lady, 9 children
ana servant, Ga; A w Brooks, and II Saun
ders, Va; C C Morris, Goochland; r S Epper-
son, NV hent; II hiillerJF, Ala; II BrunWeil,
CHn,iorteesile J F Starr, and II Starr
Cnmdrr; Mrs Minis, and T Tobias, Charles
'D8.
AMERICAN nOTEL-T E Haskns Pr
George; DRIP H Foster, 2 Misses Foster, Miss
Nj f Coleman. Ia. faxi Miss Woodbridge, Va;
w BrysoG, Bal II hiacrae, Frederickshg;
w 5 SchiaIer,J 4 Mills, + + Ferguson, w
W Lamb and hoy. Norfolk; NJ X Crenshaw,
Vn; ~ Y Joynrs, + E Rives, A Ross, r E
Rive, ! V Scott, Petersburg; c E Smith, MIR
Lewis, Phila; w w Marsh, N J; c 4 Harvey,
Appomattox; G w Harris, l. S Wells, Powha-
tan; A Kingsley, Portsmouth,; ] G Watkins, n
c; Master Hind, Petersburg; Mr. Burgwynn, N
c; w Ii Walker, Va; w ii Wilkins, N York;
l. A Stevens, Bait; r E 6 Adams and son S
Nicholas, B Sloat, Va; w B Bishop, Pc
tersburg; f w Coleman, Caroline.
EXCHANGE HCTEL-R Pollard and T Nor.
r!s, Washington; Brown, King William; 81 T
Delon, Nottoway; NJ w Baily, Fredericksburg; ]
Norris, Philadelphia; L Madison, Petersburg;
Dr. F Z Luckett, Warm Springs, Va; J a Colds.
borough, Maryland; Philip ST George Cocke Pow.
hasan; J B Hendrew, Ala; Powhatan Roberts, Rich.
mond; T Raymond, Norwich; VIM Cohem New
YORK.; J Cobb and NJ Sguie, Louisiana; T S Hens Ill,
Milton, N C; 4 Boyd, Mrs J H Boyd and Master r
Boyd, Boydton, Va; A Montero, Raleigh; L NJ Har.
rington and S NJ Dyer, Canal; P w Grett Albany;
w Davai, Greytown; Ross Rag, Washinton; II
Lee and Pttsburg; E Slade, Baltimore; 5 L Stuart
Fairfax; II Lacy, S2otsy lyaaa; hrs Mines and I
J 10 bias, Charleston, Joseph Davis, Richmond.
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La ~ Il e. -. fE5sfF>zsz7 sss y y
= ICUMOND kND DANylLLE RAII'

Z ECEsNkSND NsAk1AGA EtGt Eis
al ROAD, OPEN TO MOORE'S ORDINARY,
SIXTY-F!VE MILES.
On and alter Monday, August 10th, 1852, a regu-
and Moore's Ordinary, connecting at that point
with F!agg 81 Cos line of Stages for Burkevile,
Farmville, Halifax c. urthouse, Charlotte Court
house. Danyiie, Milton and Greensboro.
Passeng gers for Lynchburg will stop at the juno
ton, and connect with Fiagg Il Cos Line of Sta
ges.
The Train will stop for passengers only at the fol.
lowing points:
Manchester, Powhite, Robiou's, Coal Fields, TO.
mahawk, Powhatan, Petersburg Road, Mattoax,
SCOTS Shop, Amelia Courthouse, Wyanoke, Jen
n:ngs Ordinary Haytokah and Liberty Church.
Leave Richmond every day Except Sunday at
7 o'clock A II. Returning, leave Moores Ordina-
~ at l:50 P N
Children over ;, and not over IL years of age,
half price TO any points except the two first named.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish.
ed with two passes, that one can be retained in
the Office; and 1t must be expressly stated on the
pass that they permitted TO go on the Cars
Freight train will leave Richmond every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday. The Wednesday 8
Freight going only to the Junction.
B-The stage leaves Moore's Ordinary every
A II, arriving at Danvi!le next day at 81 NJ and
at Greensboro at 10 NJ, and returning meets the
Cars at the same point every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday
Through ticket from Richmond to Danvile, 50
Do do DO do Greensboro 10
Through passengers not providing themselves
VITA tickets will be considered as way passengers
and charged an increased rate of fare.
aul2 IOHN Fl. OSBORNE, Supt.
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FlhNUN FSkRI DIE,
Chaplain in the L. States Nav

Hamptons Vegetable Tiucture oy it's mild action On
the stomach liver and the kidneys will cure dyspap
STA cough asthma, bronchial and lung affections pain,
in the back, side and breast consumption scrofuIs
plants worms nervousdebility-wth all diseases an
sing from impure blood i'd is the greatest female ne
dicine ever known
Call and get pamphlets szats, and see certificates Of
cures.
For sale by o. A. STRECKER, Main street. Rch
rnond; G. B. JONES ( CO, Petersburg. Va; Doctor
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists generally
Oc %
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
TUESDAY, Dec. z.

ttksDAf, DeCs -
Senate.
Two bills were passed in the Senate to-day !:
A bill from the House, increasing the capital
stock tby private subscripticns) OF the Lyhcn,,
burg and Tennessee Railroad Company; ana
bill, also from the House, auihorislng the
sale OF the Northumberland Academy.
The remainder of the business before Inc
Senate. TO-DAY. was either of preliminary or
local character.
House OF Delegates.
The prominent feature in the proceedings OF
the II ouse of Delegates, to day, was debate
aud proceedings on the resolution which
passed the Senate the day before, expressing
regret for the deaths of Henry Clay and Dan
lei Webster, and declaring their loss Gnu
tioual bereavement" A motion was made TO
law the resolution on the table. This having
failed. motion was made TO amend the reso-
luton by adding thereto the name OF John G.
Calhoun. This was carried when motion
was further made TO amend by adding, that the
Legislature OF Virginia "sympathsed with the
people Of Great Britain in the national be-
reavement' they had sustained by the death OF
Arthur Duke of Wellington" The object OF
this amendment, the mover avowed, was to Kill
the resolution. 1t received, we believe, but
votes.
The resolution was then passed, with the
name OF Mr.. Calhoun attached-aycs 70 noes
A.
Two bills passed the House to-day:
A bill to allow the Judge of the Cirrult
Court of Richmond City to adjourn his Court
for q longer period than three days-and
A bill concerning the election Of State otii-
GERS by the Legislature, SO as TO make then
terms of office commence on the 2nd VI Janua
ry.
After the reception of various bills and re-
ports from the several Standing Committees,
and the introduction of the usual number oil
resolutions of Inquiry, the House adjourned
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DRIVATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME
[ co may be consulted, conddentaily, Tor ,na
treatment of the following diseases: EruPHon'
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandulsr Swellings' Oh en-
largsnents, Syphilis, and all morbid discaa,ss '
whether recent or chronic. Also. all those eyu
plants termed female diseases. The adVsI.as:o1 -
invite attention to their chemical extract Oh ""
Flowers which nav be regarded Is the very oess
article known, TO give tone and vigor to ce'1s,
abused aud debii,atedorgans well IS to renoyAN'
system shattered by dissipation or other eeGso
Medicines securely put up, win TAN a.. a.,
and sent 10 order. Post paid letters pTonpHSe
tended TO. Office on Franklin street. ocio~ ..s
change Hotal and hrst door below Trin'iy =
RichMond Virginia
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"a E1 sssssS1 IL \
JINEY POINT LINE TO d 4 l. ii :.


S5 only-The public are hereby informed that the
comfortable and coamodious low-pressure Steam.
er MARYLAND, Capt. Charles E. Mitchell having
been entirely rented, enlarged, and improved in
every respect, with berths for large number of
passengers, and with state rooms for those who
prefer being retired, is now on the route between
Richmond and Baltimore. Passengers by this agree
be and economical line will leave Richmond by
tie morning train on Tuesdays at Z O'Clock,
A. NJ, and reach Baltimore on the follow
ing mornings in time to proceed by the New
Castle and Frenchtown Steamboat line at half asst
8 NJ, or with the early train of those days to Phic
adephia. Returning, passengers will leave Balti-
more on the afternoon of Thursday. at g. P NJ and
connect at the Greek on Friday succeeding with
the train which arfyes in Richmond at g. P NJ.
OF the same days
Fare in either direction, SIS, Estate rooms and
meals for cabin passengers extra except in the case
OF ladies and famaies, who will have the privilege
OF stets-rooms free of charge) Forward cabin
passengers, Including ais and lodging on board)
"a 50.
Fare for drst class passengers between Baltimore
ana Philadel hih by the New Castle and French
town line, So so. For second class d. 81 So Ma
King the SAote fare from Richmond to PHILADELPHIA
tor trst class passengers By this agreeable line
81 80 only.
Nor further particulars, or through tickets, apply
at the office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
Potomac Railroad Company.
mo ~ J. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent
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MARINE NE WS.
POET OF RICFGNaGN .

ARRIVED,
Sehr Gi2sey, Bonnet, New York
Sbhr Milaado, Woolford, Norfolk
SAILED
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, Now York, Lud.
Lam &, Watson
Steamer Belyiderc Clifford, Baltimore, Ludla,a
& Watson
schr Hanover, Chichester, New York, mdze, D
Currie
Schr Percy Reiener, Candy, New York, coal
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NoRTHAMProN COUNTY, Anil ~ 10
Rev. Vernon Eskridse, U, s. y.

FURTsMOJIH, "a, August a. lHF
Mr. BouSh-Dear Sir: While am in genera N
posed to Patent Medicines, candor compels me- to STATE
that have great confidence in the virtues Of Harnn
toms Vegetable Tiucture. For several mouths p5,.
have used it in my family, and in dyspepsia loss Of an
petite, dizziness, and general debility with entire s
cess. So far as my experience extends, therefore {
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted a.
safe and efficient remedy.
am, respectfully, yours,
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
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I'VE Speak as TO Wise Msny
W. hE ksER SUCH CURES MAN.
oy any other Medicine than HI

I've speak as TO Wise Msny
" Exc EVER SUCH CURES MAJ
w by any other Medicine than HIDE
tons Vegetable Tincture! -GREaT a IMP.
CAL DlSC0vERY!-Withs ueb ts.t;,aa.a.i aEDL.
ger proof can be given unless it be trial 81 sron
deTful Hamgton's Vegetable Tincture. 'Nis ~'a
Let the afflicted read read
BAKRELLvrLLE, ALLgGAsY Co. M
To Messrs Mortimer Mowbray. + iS'<
Dear sirs; In justice to DR. Hamptons va-...,,
I1ncture, wish TO Inform you that vas "a
on the sd day Of January last witt. an as@, 'e
stomach, bowels and kidneys wssatts,dJ o. IT,
eminent physicians for more than two months il'
tie or no effect had some KNOWLEDGE ~ al' 70 Il;
virtue IN Hamptons Tiucure from one bot+je gee,
my wife had taken two years since "hsca
L came to the conclusion that would taxa
nneaIclne rom my physicians, but try the Tine.
and am happy to inform you had not taksr I.
days before felt its powerful influence nr,or =. Se
ach. have continued using the Tinctprs go a. soiS
ah.c 10 leave my roon and can eat any CONNIE ~
ach. =" Al son
The afflicted or their friends are daily within, 49,.
learn OF the great virtue there is in This TinS. .
Hamptons. '-9's q
| expect to send you several Certificate.
days-one especially from young lady who br sF
confined TO her room twelve months, with ,d;s41 yer
the head, affecting the brain. ~'S z.
Respectfully yours, EWH4rr
On the permanency of the cure hear him Can
other letter from the above. 80" AZ
BARRELLyGLLE, ALLEGASY Co Mn
Messrs Mortimer Mowbray:
Dear Sirs | am happy to inform Won that ,f;,
finds in the enjoyment of good health bv tks ''
your Hamptons Tincture and the blessing oF c. o.
enabled TO pursue my daily ayocations asus1sl -
have great desire that the afflicted should kro !,
great curative powers of the TnctQre. ~
am, with respect, yours,
W HALL,
| Truth Stranger than Fiction '-Noqe nfe5 DIANA.
a Ladys Testimony after Mirty.eigh ysqr, p,
Suffering!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful ~,
cine, could it perform the astonishing cures mai -
| it! "
NORTHAMPTON County, April IS, 1852
| Messrs Tyler Adar: ''1-
have been afflicted with rheumatism at t;rnas s.
my twelfth year; will be fifty years Of age tie iSt.
| ofths MONTH the attacks were at times SO sever y
to render me helpless; have tried various re1rsd
to very little effect. Last October was attacseG :
my shoulders, sides, back and hips; could NOT r
day night; could not move any part of NV bo5
without crying with pain, at this time also tried M
| ny remedies internal and external without recaiyi
any relief; was at last advised try Hamptop's ~
| getable Tincture before | had taken one bofr,a
which felt much better, and as continued takin,
felt strength coming into my back and limbs and M
stomach strengthened and revived every wav: bsT,
taken five bottles. and much better than aypa,,
ed to be. | intend to it whenever I need il ~
would recommend it to the afflicted believing il rrs
| qualled.
| Yours, ELIZABETH BAGWFLJ
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.u~s~ NOTICE.-The paba: are nets
&C. informed that me .. VA,
sIIs,fs TA WI be taken of the route via r1t. y"
,haH. between Richmond and Norfols, on MGuos "
i.t November, Tor the purpose of undressing sy
pairs snd being fitted for the win'er PUG ~ IN,
siil be given whsn ready to resume nes g.,
line sgatn THUS poD ts.s 10
Cfiice K. & P. Il. Z. Co., Oct. H'h' 100
&C 21
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TO CURE A COLD, WITH

HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF THE
BODY, take the CHERRY PECTORAL
on going to bed, and wrap up warm to swes.
during the night.
For cold and cough. take it morning
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L1ARMER-,'A AID NERCHANTs' NOTES
4 taken at par; National Bank Of Washing ton;
Mechanics Bank; Merchants and Mechanics -
We will take the above notes at their full value
In payment for Dry Goods.
JACOB 4 LEVY,
nol9 Cheap Stores Is and 50 Main St
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Truth Stranger than Fiction '-Noas nfe5 De.n,;.
4 Ladys Testimony after hirty.eigh year; NJ
Suffering!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful Nd
cine, could it perform the astonishing cures mad \.
it! "
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fARPETlNG AT the Old stand OF Hugh Rieign
" deceased, just received and for sale, fine as.
sortment OF Carpeting, at reduced prices for cesh
by
40 3O-ts JAS. A. SMELL. Executnr.
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GENERAL AGENCY, & c.-Kicharo Hill,
~ jr, and b. w. Tally of Hanover, have enter
ed into parnei ship for the purpose of conducting
Gene a! Agency in eli its branches, particuail "
the hiring OF negroes and renting of houses They
VIII be pleased 10 receive the fagors of their friends
and the public
RICHARD HILL, ia
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- FOR RENT.-The house and store, No
E:a 80 Main street, at present occupied by the
proprietor as Clot ling Store, and without keep
ton the very best business location in the city OF
Richmond. The necessity of attending to bust
ness in another State is the only re Tor renting
the premises. This is aa opportunity that seldom
offers and may not again for years. There is
lease that has nearly five years to run. Early ap.
plications are solicited. Call on the premises, 80
Main street. LEWIS HYNEMAN.
de 3-aIm<
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T,uE .nEsT, CERTIFICATR,-a few


i days since took violent cold, which pro-
duced backing cough, accompanied with naseh
pain, which prostrated me upon my bed. On Il g
second day my friend, G. C.. Walter. stepped In to
see me, and learning my disease. presented bot
tie of A. b. DAVIS Cough Elixir, which ap-
piled according to directions, and before using
fourth of the bottle, the cough stopped and pain
removed. and restored to my usual health. Being
assured that have been benefited by its use, and
that it has done me much good cheerfully give
my testimony in regard to its medicinal quaites.
Very respectfully, Z A. BEST.
Richmond, January 18th, 1851.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by BENNETT g.
BEERS, A. BDDEkER, CHAS. BECK, CilAS. d.
YALE, aud Mrs a B. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER d MELTON. Broad at, Richmond.
no30
IRON AND ssTEEL sTDKE.-225 tops
Il Swede5, English, American hammered and roll.
fat, round and square Band IL Hoop from "a to four
Inches wide.
Plough from to II inches wide
American and Swedes Nail Rods
English and American Blistered Steel
Cast, shear, German and Spring do
Plough Moulds and Sheet Ir.n
$50 boxes lin Plate, an assortment comprsing
ne arly all Sizes including Ii 20 bright ana loaded
for roofing.
Receiving and in store-for sale By
no3O S. McGRUDhR & SONS
las. a. sNELL, Agent for MILLlSON
- SMELL, has taken the stand No 90 west Main
street, lately occupied by Jno. A. Smell ~ Co., and
has just received part, and by "Wednesday next,
will have an entire stock of staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, and most respectfully sole
its the patronage OF the friends of the late firms OF
Jno A. Smell & Co., Barnes e. Smell and Hugh
Rieigh oc Its
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de 1917 Broad st opposite BROAD ST Hotel

'HInl.HI FSS'f5, KtINHINGS, IhiNE'
- Misunderstanding Braids, Gallons, Velve
Ribbons, Cloak Tasaeis, New Style Trimming But
tons, Black and Colored tringes, Lace Gimps
Chenelle Cord. just received at t1e new store op
pOste Exchange Bank
Also, very large assortment of Carpeting at al
prices, cheap, cheap, cheap.
de 6-3t c. A. GWATkIN.
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Ns FOR SALE.-The House aud Lot, cor
n:a of Franklin and 4th streets, at present
cupied by Capt M Eimmo. The lot fronts 81
feet on Franklin and runs back leo feet on ith
street. to a Is foot alley.
For terms which will be- accommodating, apply
10 K. NJ. BURTON
oc2