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CARPEIINGS
BOSTON MARCH,, 1852.

WE have now in Store and are constant
W ly receiving our Stock OF
GOODS FOR Spring SALES,
and would call the attention OF purchasers OF Carpets
during the present season, to an inspection OF the
same Our list embraces all grades OF
English and A,ncrican NClvcts, Tapestry, n
BRUSSELS CARPETlNGS,
in new andbcautital patterns. Also, new and hand
some designs OF
Suffer- AND EXTRA THEEE>PLY AND SurER-
FINE INGRAM GooDS.
Eytrn fine, fine and low priced wool, and Cotton
aud Wool Carpets Stair Carpets, in all grades
Straw MattlngS OF all widths. Painted Floor
Cloths rugs, Mats, &c.
Our assortment Is very large and we would invite
particularly the Alteration of llou Pruprietors, Com
mtrrs tor Public Buildings, llousckccpeGs, &c, 10
the same.
WIN. p. TENNY g. Co,
Carpet Hall over Maine Railroad Depot,
IIuyMarkct Square.
wj1mo's?.
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DIR. ANARCHISTS
i I RINE { iWHOLICON

IN ii T. discovery
L OF the above
Preparation has cS-
tabi,hrd a new era
in the history OF the
Healing Art; 1t is,
ia truth, one OF the
greatest VI deal
Discoveries ut the
age, hrcaUse it wi
cure more than ulne-
truths ot "A class q
distressing diseases
incidental TO females
III every stage OF lite
and which have
heretofore resisted
the best efforts at the
Medical profession
IN all countries, to a
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DR.. UpHAM's VEGETABLE ELEcTuARY or

Wifrndt hemedy for INC PHfs
Prepared by 4. Upham, VI. ID 1876 Bowcry N.
Y "A regularly educated Physician. who dtvotes his
attention almost entirely to tins Disease
DIR. uphams Eecruary is certain cure for the
Piles, whether Bleeding or Blind II a, Internal os
External, and also for other Disease. which are ire
quently found in conjunction with Plies.
Letter at Cart. G.. w. Mclean, late OF the t. s.
Service. aud member OF the New JerSy Legislature.
Railway, n. j.
have been afflicted for years with the piles and
have tues without anything Ike permanent benefit
almost everything aSssmug the name OF a remedy -
had as matter OF course lost all confidence IN med
lcuc. iudrr this feeling was induced not without
rriuClnuCe couesS-to use "(pham's Electuary;"
aud having used tor about three weeks, according
to the direction, land down find, 10 my utter ssrpise
as well a. tlsacuon, that every symptom OF The
disease has lelt me,
/ think It due alike TO Dr. Upham and myself 10
make Tins statement. G.. ". MClebu
For saic 90 Burlington. hv 7. \ rfrK and A.C.
SrrAE,1udhy " &. HAI.H. Wmousk.
January L. 1853. WY
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asOyaI w. Rscach'> Estate,

WE the Subscribers, having been APP.
w pointed by the Ionorab t the Probate Court
for the District OF Chtienden, commissioners 10 re-
crivr, examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons Ialusl the estate ut Royal VI. Beach,
scnted iusoIyrnt, and also al claims and Demands
exhibited m offset thereto; and sX months lrom the
day o the date hereof, being allowed by said Cou.l
tor that purpose, We do therefore hereby give no.
tcr, that we will attend to the business OF our ap-
poutment, al the dwelling OF Mrs. Lydia Beach in
WniIslou, IN sand Distinct, ON the rhri Mondays ct
June and November heat, at 10 O'Clock, y. NJ, u
each OF said days.
WILLIAM II. FRENCH,)
y. 5. WELLER, Commissioners.
ROSN ELL i. FAY.
Nav - wisW3
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Michael fscad'> Estate.

I'VE the Subscribers, having been ap.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
tor the District at Chtcudcn. commissioners to re-
ccivr, examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons, against tie estate ot Michael Read,
late OF Charlotte, in said District, deceased, repre-
scented n,n,yrnt, and also all claims an! demands
exhibited IN offset therefor and SIX mou:hs from the
day ct the date hereof, beng allowed by SAID Court
tor that purpose, do therefore hereby give notice
that We viii attend TO the business ui our appoint
ment, at the dwelling oi Rcbecca Read, widow OF
said deceased, in ChUlotle, IN said DIS rct on the
second Saturdays OF August and October next, at
10 clock. \. VI g., on each oi sand days.
Dated this 10Th day of April, A. d. 1852:
CtlAS; RI SSELL,} commissioners
JOSEPH MAkSIl,S O'''"''''
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

and comprise all the arrangements to which females
are liable 10y the pccuaritlcs o their urgaulyauon.-
Among these are Pro apsus ltcr, or Falling OF the
Womb; Chronic Inflammation and liberation OF the
Womb; Incidental llWmorrhage, or Flooding; Flu
or Alhus, or Whites; Chlorosls Painful, suppress
-ed and Irregular Mrnsrutaluu, Ne, with all their
accompanying evils, Cancer cXcrpird,i OF whatever
duration aud severity. All these Complaints can
pleasantly, safely and certainly TcucdIed by lhI
preparation.
The claims OF this Medicine to the confidence OF
the public are strengthened by the tact ct its having
received the appreciation aud liberal patronage Of
many prominent Members Oi the Medical Faculty IN
the United States, some OF whom have voluntarily
given letters Ot commentator, (Sec pamphlet sus-
tanning all that Is claimed Tor the Cath0llCOn as
curative agent
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms OF the above dis
eases, together with testimonials from Ladies at the
highest rcspcCtahllliy, as certified by the most salts
factory authority IN the pamphlet 10 all which lle
attention oi Ladies' and Pracuuuers IS respectfully
invited can be- had gratis NJ my store.
THEODORE \. PECK, Agent Druggist, Bur
hngton.
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Agricultural Implements,
S b b DIS,
&5ocEkfTs9

'TNHE Subscribers have opened Store
L on Chuch Street, three doors above College st.
tor the sale OF agricultural Tools and Groceries,
and will endeavor to merit a share OF public
patronage.
We keep the FLOWS of the celebrated m,nuac-
turcrs RuGGLEs, NoUEsr, Mason & Co., OF Worces-
ter, and complete assortment OF Farming Tools
and Machines, from all the hest mnnutacurers-in
New EngIand,-AIso Horticultural Tools and
SEEDS. We are prepared to furnish at Wholesale
or retail, PlOWs, IIarrOws, ShOvcIs, Hoes,
Forks, Scythcs, snaths, Cultivators, &C., on
liberal terms.
We also keep choice assortment of GRO
'EKlES, among which are, Sugars, Teaj, Npi-
ccS, Butter, Cheese, Ldrd, HamS, &c.
PIECE 4 BURRlTT.
J. S. Mr.. J. S. PIERCE, formerly senior partner
IN the trn OF Pierce, Davey \ Allen, from his long
experience in the Agricultural business, (being the
hrst to open a Store OF this kind in Vermont be-
Ileves he understands what the farmers want in this
vicinity as well, at least, as any one and will en-
denvor to Keep every thing wanted in this line
Burlington, May -, 1882 d6twi9wi
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state OF Vermont.

WTTEKTNN. Inc SAID palntTI hnVnn cntCrcd
its action OF a,sump.it IN said Court, against the sand
defendants, declaring upon IA promis,o?y note, dated
October 10, 1871, for two hundred dollars, payable
to the plaintiff three months after the said date, and
executed by the said defendants, aud ayowlng the
non-payment OF SAID note aud demanding in DANA
gcs the sum OF tour hundred dollars; and it appear.
lng to said Court that the said Laura Beach Is alb
sent from this State and has not had personal notice
OF the pending OF said suit It's ordered by said Court
that their cause be continued to the term OF then
County al Chllu'udru, on the third Tuesday IN sept
A. d., 1852 and that tn said Laura Beech br uot-
fled OF the promises, Ivy the publication OF tins order
in the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper published
at Burlington, in sau County, three weeks su.crs-
sveIy, the last OF which publication shall be- at least
three weeks before the slld next term.
KASSON n EDMONDS, Au'y's for Plaintiff.
d. Il. BUCKLEY, Clerk.
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Sara'oga q. Washington, Rensselaer,
d. SUtoga and Saratoga q Schenectady,
Rail R0ad Line,
from Cas,lcton & Whitehall to Saratoga Springs.
Troy, Schenectady & Albany
TRAINS RUN AS FoLI.ows:-
cave lot Mail ID Freight, Sd EXPRESS
Castlctcn ats 90 am. $3.50 u. m
"W. Hail 30 g, 1890 a m 40 4"
Arrive Sar.Sps. " leo $50
Troy 400 rs
" Schenectady 9,33 700
On Sundays leave Whitehall at c o'clock a M
arrivs NJ Stratoga Springs at < am. leave al - H. M
arrive III Troy at 900 pm. leave Troy at i am
arrive at Saratoga Springs at 9,l5 am leave at 3
pm arrive NJ Whitehall! at pm.
trough iare from Burlington to New York s I 90
Tickets to be had on board OF Lake Champam
an Boats. Steam Boats leave Troy on arrival
enIng Train.
J. VAN RENSSELAER,,
NHPt Ndr. y WASH. Il. Il.
l.. Il. SAKGANT,
S"pt. lens. y Nar. i SCH. Il. Il
dNwt
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Fine Geld

TNF VRVIN
VEGETABLES TO FIT ALL Eyes AND
- Silver ones too at prices lower than POORER
ONES are sold by Jews aud other PcdlarS; People
who think II good Policy to buy OF lhos' who helm tn
support Colleges, schools, Chur,hs. the loor
who help pay taxes, and the hundred other call
made ON Residents, are reminded To think twice and
look before they buy; two or three dollars each have
been saved by "A number of customers lately Nv 50
doing, A full stock OF Gold and Silver (Which is
Gold and Silver Spectacles, sold by
BRlNSMAlD, BROTHER & co.
February Q. dNwir
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L r Il ENGINE HOSE,
SoaH0p, Harnesses, IiWnks Sc.
j tNE~ 1s0HD ~ SONS.
MANUFACTURERS,

- NU' = .HVTtHUHTN- TtON, HO~IOn.
This old established house continues to slpplv lis
friends with the various articles IN their line OF bust
ness, OF the very best quality, and at the loves
prices.
The superiority OF the ENGINE HOSE made by
j. II. Sons, has Obtained n patronage unoqua.Ird
m New England In nearly halt the States Of the
Union, and IN all the British Provinces they have
their customers from cities, towns, manufacturing
establishments, railroads, &c.
The facilities of this concern, are ample and sui
trirn Tor executing promptly, orders OF any amount
or quantity.
Orders respectfully solicited w31mos3
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IMPORTANT TO CLERGYMEN.

From the Rev Owen Thomas, Hoyhcad
Dear Sr--Dr. Lococks waters do great deal
good to my voice. | got bad cold from damp
he'd about thirty five years ago, and my VOC, was
very bad ever since, giving great pain To me when
preaching or singing and am very fond ot singing.
! used many different mt dciurS, and some o them
did good Tor IuIe time but DR. Locock's is the
best of ALT clears my voice and stops the cough
ing instantly, have never found anything TO com
pare with it.
have been " years n Wesleyan minister, and al
the Wesleyan NcthodI>ls in the pruclpanty know
me twenty years ot which have lived at Holy
head aud am known personally to all the first
men OF that body, many ol whom have admired tho
effects OF the Nae in clearing the voice and stop
ping the cough--lhey never such medicine be
tore My wife ever since Christmas. has been very
well after taking two hoNes. am witness OF their
power 10 stop lrghtiu tit OF coughing IN an instant
|, asa Wesleyan preacher, call upon all preachers
and singers ot every denomination, 10 take these
waters tor improving the voice and curing coughs
lou may publish my testimonials Tor the excellent
waters II YOU wish
am truly yours, OWEN THOMAS.
Purchase Locock'S Fcmdie Taftrs.
The BRUSH SpecIhc-a Certain Cure for
Ncnsum SuppreSslo, or Suppressed Menses
llemmarrhdgia dlhics, Painful demonstration
AmenauAna, or Partial obstruction oil Menses
Corosa Green sickness;
llenchorrhGa, Fuor Albus Whites and all Fe-
male Weaknesses.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing May II, 1852.


Commencing May II, 1852.
Rutland s. Washington and Troy s Boston
r. Il x o n DIS.
TRAIN GOING NORTH-LEAvE TROY,
MAIL TeArS, 30 \: NJ, after arrival at Morn-
mo Boats from New York and Express Train from
Buffalo Arrives at Rutland 10 A. NJ, connecting
with Trains for Burlmg ton and Boston durct.
ExrREss Tram 10 ID a. NJ, from Go'cloch FIX,
press Train from New York. Arrives at Rutland
| BOP. NJ, in season for Rutland and Burlington
Express Trains, reaching Boston, Lowell, Mon
tIeal and Ogdensburgh the same day.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM 4 p. NJ, alter arrival OF
Hudson River day Trains, aud Express Trains IRON
the West. Arrives at Rutland 30 T. NJ. aud
reaching Burlington and Bellows Falls same eve
ning.
Trains Going South---Lcavc Rutland;
MAIL TRAIN 10 A. NJ, upon the arrlya ot the
morning Cars from Burlington and Bellows Falls
drives at Troy l.i5 r. NJ.
ExrREsS TRAM . P. NJ, with the morning passcn-
gers from Ogdenshursh, Montreal and Boston Ar
rlves at Troy AT ; p NJ. III time Tor the Express
Trains to New York and Buffalo, and evening
boats for New York
4cco iNupATIoN TRAIN 80 p NJ, after arrival Of
Boston and Burlington Trans, lodge at SnIem, and
arrive at Troy 9l5 next morning, connecting with
the l0, \. VI. Express Train To Buliao and 10, 80
Hudson River Train TO New 9ork.
Passengers Going North and East,
E' VAIL RAIN, IPdNc Troy D,oo A. NJ NCntlfC-
tldy : 20 reach Burlington II, 30 r. Nj, Bottom T.
~ y
By .s.ig-7 TRAIN, leave New York 6 A. Nj. reach
ing Fo.'.u 4,li r. NJ, Burlington $40 +. NJ, Mon
treui p " n'.' Ogdeusburgh 10 p. 81.
Ey A..HGs' hrIoN TRAM leave New Gork?a
y. E,h,a,.r..y = Z. NJ. aud Troy = VI, reaching
iErlrrlOa a. . D,lows Falls 10 r. NJ. same day.
t'2asnr,.Ts Going South and West,
EY ii So. IR,lN, leave Burlington 30 A NJ and
reach Ir'} - N, New York + Nj, Schenectady
4ga f.. 3D., Nsst-Dnr at Troy.
q, ...... TRAM l'l"e OJdcnSburgh AT 4 A NJ,
No..aa. DAM,Bv .t 30 NJ; reach Troy +
x, Now ..t, 10 30 r aAJ Schenectady P NJ, in
connection NI'h Westo N buffalo EXprcss-Dne at
EtLan-.
~ see u55pArloY Tram, leave Burlington 800
PM, Boston l2,u0 ~ lodge at Salem, arrive at Troy
aext morning tor the 10 30 Express Train Buffalo,
e,nr evening, and the Hudson River Train, reach
an. i York 4 NJ.
=. cn.crs leaving New York by the G A NJ Ex-
r-.ss 4'raIn, arrive at Troy 1915 A NJ connect at
2yows Falls 3,I5, with train OF the Sullivan X. r.,
arriving at The White Mountains same day.
-natl Tram from Train e 30 NJ arrives at Bel
lows Falls IL 30 M,reach the White Mountains in
the afternoon.
BY this arrangement there is Daily each way one
train between New York, and Montreal, and Os-
d,nsburgh. THO trains between New York and
Darlington. TtDO trains between Troy and Boston.
Three trains between Troy and Bur ington.
THOS. II. CANFIELD, Supt
Rutland Il Washington Ia road.
S. +. JOHNSON, Supt.
Troy g. Boston Railroad.
Nav II 1852: d&wtt
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NEW FURNITURE STORE
Garden and Flower Seeds

4 Large and well selected assortment Of
Il Garden and Flower Seeds may be- found at
DAVEY 4 ALIENS
Norchl2 d6t Nwtf
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IL II NOV AL!
Hervey Burnett,
81 ASC NIIrrEp AMI N,nz,rp

fNAkES this method of informing his
Il friends and the public, that he has removed his
quarters to tn; building on College Street, formerly
occupied 10y ADKINS 81 FULLER, next door to Mrs
LangwortIys, where he will continue 10 attend 10
GLASS CUTTING * GLAZING,
in his usual thorough manner, and on reasonable
terms. lie will also keep an assortment of SASH
AiSo an abundant supply OF all qualities OF French
Glass, which tho about TO build will do well to call
and look at before purchasing elsewhere.
PUTTY
Supplied in any quantity at short notice.
Thankful tor the encouragement extended to him in
the past, he SELECTS a continuance OF patronage
which he will strive TO merit by Strck attention to
business.
Burlington. May d6tSwtf
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SPEED THE Pillow.
Grass Seeds.

I'VE have now on hand large quantity
W of Timothy. Northern, Western and Southern
Clover Seed Northern and southern Red Top,
&c, which we will sell at wholesale and retail the
lowest market prices.
DAVEY 8 ALLEN.
Burlington, March 10 1852. W.T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-16
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL.-D May, Peters
bure; w NJ Dunsden, Goochland; Lloyd,
do: ] II Roy, Richmond DIR II Field g. lady,
Mrs F F Jones, Brunswick; DIR ] Blauton
and lady, Miss Mary f Lee, B Blauton, r
w |. Blauton, DIR N 5 Blauton, Cumberla nd;
c II Gray. Boston; w b Weisager. Gooch.
land; w & Turpin, Botetourt; AC Townes,
Mississippi; NJ Garland, Richmond; w F.
Powell Goochnnd; + Hoof,- c Tower, w
Jacobs, Charlestown Virginia; p N Roddy,
Fayetteville Tennessee; w A Turpin, Powha-
tan.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-John McGreaor, J Nc.
Gaughnin, Hugh Malone. New York; A l. Dibble,
Chesterfield; G Cosby, Dsnville; Ro g Mayo,
Csl!ands; w Pondex,er F ran kiln; NJ Patteson,
fittsyivsnia; ID w Crumley, w NJ Hicks, Tennes-
see; Shepherdsou, Campbell; John Montgomery
Hanover; Jno q Watkins, Louisa; w II Hughurt,
Prince Edward K Z Shono Dnwidaic; A Waugh
an, Amelia; q w Pearls, Princeton; Baiiy, mer-
GER Noel, Geo l. Seay, Fiuyanna; w Jones'
Jones' Bedford; Thos II. Averett, Florida; l.
Hobrook Daayille; 4 Wilkinson, New York;
Capt Francis, Buckingham; D Ferris, Philadelphia;
w M Skipwith, & Depp, Powhatan; !no stone
Fluvanua; VIM 5 Dapie!, Cumberland; Ihos Par
rish, Jas Il Farley, Bucking ham; & Woodfn
Chesterfield; A Robertson, Nottawayi Robert
Barnes, TazeweA
CITY EOTEL-J Cook, Isle of Wight NJ r
Steavcns and lady and servants, r & ID K r.
Green Chesterfield: a Dickinson. Junction; J J
Nlst'n. NJ w vaughn, N NJ hOnteZ, Prince EdWard
A n Goodman G; Thos Miller, r Goodman,
w Workman, Greenville, C; l. Ports, Ala; J
A Martin, GoochIand; A T Burton, Farmrlle; DR.
Wake, Chesterfield; w Drumrght, Va; Jos
Segar, ElIz CO, Va; Racket, Hanover; c G
HenshRw and lady, Philadelphia; Dr. Meau4, Anne.
liza; J H Ellis, Go 5ch and
EXCHANGE HOTELS Grifitts, Philadelphia
w Wilson, Portsmouth; Rev J d Armstrong aud
G Anderson, Norfolk; h q Hudson Miss: Chal-
mers, Halifax q w Read and two Misses Read and
BoulGwin Charlotte; w Morrisett and lady
and 5 Brooks and servant, Williamsburg; Miss
Brooks, Ch"s erfcG; J w Morrison, Williams burg;
f Morrsett ChesteTfcld Rev J Gariick, Hamp-
ton Young, Henrico; o Hare and Spoon
er, J White and lady. Miss Virginia Ferguson,
Miss Hatch, White and E Graham, P atersburg;
Ives, FarmvilIe; I Pryor, Nottoway; A Hea ID,
Petersburg; NJ Corke and G Pratt, Lynch6urg;
J ANrn, BotetoUrt w w Boyd Buchanan; J
Jordan, Warrcnton; A B Kucker, Lynchbugg; S
Walker Fairmonr; NJ Newha! and VIM Read.
Lynch5urg; Allen, Oak tidgs; J Il Monteiro. Va;
Agnece, Prince Edward; / Craven, Char
lottesvlle; q Lang and Miss Crawford, Ga; VIM
w Gibbs and lady Wayneoboro; Dr. Howard, lady,
seven children and servant Hanover: A E blrge,
Petersburg; 7 Mcconnell Abingdon;
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nRAWtNG.-J. S. PERKINS having return
II ed to Richmond for the winter, will give in.
structiOn in the various branches Of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub
jec's or models are by the best maste+s, AID have
been selected with view TO attract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct TASTE anu
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
style 4 execution that viii readily enable him 70
draw from nature.
All lovers OF this art invited to call at his
rooms Corner OF 9Th and Franklin ssreets) and ex-
annie his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences, if desired
Separate hours devoted 10 young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re-
celvtd on the same terms as in schools.
&C 4-3mF
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EDUCATION.


NEW BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
IN IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND MIR TINS.
LEY. late President of the FarmviIe Female Sem
inary will open School for Young Ladies', in the
CITY OF Richmond, ON the LIST Of October next.
He has selected a spacious tenement on the south
eide of Grace between 9Th and 9th streets, in cen
trail aud delightful part Of the city The of
instruction will comprise all the branches Of tho
rough English educston, together with the Ancient
and Modern Languages, and Music. In all the de-
partmen,s the services of accomplished and expe-
riencea assistants will be secured; and attached to
The school, viii be an extensive apparatus fJr the
illustration of the physical sciences
- TERMS FOR THE SESSION OF TEN MONTHS
Board, including washing Zig mt and iuei. s22O
Tuition in the Engli.h branches, from so to- 40
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 20
Music " 70
REFERENcEs.-Rev Thos Moore, Rev Chas H
Resd DR. r III Cabell, DR. Cunningham, Sherwin
McR8e, Henry Irving, James Brown, Jr, Esqs,
Richmond; Rev VIM s White, d D. Lexington, Va /;
BENZ NJ Smith, Stsun,on; DR. John Harvie, Chastain
Cooke, Charles Selden, James Harris, William
G Scott, Edward Cunningham, VIM S Dance, Esqs
Gen VIM Ligan, Powhstan; DR. Royster, Huguenot
Springs; DR. Thos Meaux,. DR. Richd f Farrar,
VIM Booker, John Fl stegar, Chas Truehart, Esqs,
Amelia; Mai Woodbridge, II Hancock w w Han
cock Esqs, Chesterfield; Rev NJ Osborne, C C
Read Watkins, Joseph E Venable, Samuel
Venabe, Esqs. Farmve; Christopher Tonpkins,
Esq King William; James Sutton, Esq, Hanover +,
Rev Il Leach, D d. Rev Jesse Armistead d
D, DR. VIM Morton, John Miller, Esq, Cumberland,
DC 11-d12t-
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4 wei LII remind those i'll Want OF "a good az
l. ticle OF Boots Shoes and CATERS tn at am hav.
Ing made IN a manner not surpassed by any house
in the city, all tie styles Uf ladies', sentlemen's
Misses and Boys Boots Shoes, &c, at the usual
prices, pledging myself al times to give entire
satisfaction. The manufacturing is under the su-
pervisi0n Of enc thoroughly acquainted with the
business, md superior parctcal workman.
Also, always hand, the best Northern and
Eastern work, al prices suit the times Give me
a call, is all ask. PETER TiESLEY
Oc IA eOd,}t 2:S Broad street
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The suit brought by William Wheeler
against The Executors of his late uncle,
ShafieS Bennett, was yesterday fully and
EnaIiF -eltted. by the executors delivering to
Dr. W neaier, the fleets OF the estae in their
pIeseni sAnpe and condition. and receiving
from h.a release of all Claims upon them.-
like release was executed in favor of the
Corporation OF Alexandria.-lHer. Gd3.
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Mrs. X. LYONS u,I,--

3hoohs, Main street over VI Very
VI ION Co-Thaokfal to the MIN. t.srgqs-
hoerai patronage heretofore sr,a lpr The
her s9ie,s' cont nuance as she Ia, n,endsd to
@ S'rsa a1ds now # fps
Goods Her stock consists in n,,, and Fancy
and Straw Bonnes; Ribbons Fior al oHx, Veivet
rnmes; Mourning, Lace and eees'a s - Feathers
lars' Chemizettes, &c; Dress and W. VIE Col.
mlngs OF every description Hair Rra an.e Tim.
&c s All OF which viii be sold at rb h'i Foaa
Mjniners Drs.s a.aSo ohar terms -
pied with Ladies' and Child rsr,, nan Gan De suo.
Mantle and Visette patterns Of the mos, Ciosk
styles Dresses and Nantes made to or3s
Silk Dresses for sale " Vi us7' Figured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-16

PRAIsEwoRTHY ENTERPRIsE.-Our enter
p!ising fellow citizens, Messrs. Josiah Wills,
A. Aenai1ey, and others. have purchased the
steams Up City of Richmond, and intend run
ming he as a regular packet between New
York, Norfolk and Richmond. Captain Z .
Mitchell, 50 we'll and favorably known as a
steamboat commander in this community, left
here yesterday to tuke charge of her
Norfolk Be0c0H 18TH