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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-09-16

Somerset Hollis Town, d.
S.ratton-J NJ Glazier, d.
Towhsherd-Garfeld, W.
Vernon-Eurrows. d.
Wardsboro-W. A Bridges, d.
Westminster, w C Dradlcy.f d.
Nottingham, Farley Starr, Jr., "
Wilmington, no choice
Windham, w Harris Jr, W
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Bolton, d
BurIirg,on--H p. Hikock, w
Charlotte, NJ Prindle, W
Colchester q P Mayo, d
Essex. ] Hnnley. v
Hinesburgh, P Boyntor, I'd
Huntingdon, no choice
Jericho. no choice
Milton, O NJ CLARKE. "
Richmond, T Browning, d
Shelhurne, Lyman Hail., W
St. George, s Wrght,w
UnderhilI, no choice
Westford, J K Druy, d
Williston, no choice
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Bakersfield. no choice
Berkshire, w S Rubloc, W
Enosburgh, no choice
Fairfield, B Barlow, d
Fairfax, A Soule, d
Fletcher, no choice
Franklin, J. P. Olds,w
Georgin, D P Carke, W
Highgate, no choice
Mont gomery, Shermln, d
Richford, C P Duyer,d
Sheldon, NJ H Bliss d
st. Abans-C. II. Hayden, W
Swanton-Cushman, W
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Arlington, H Grey,w
Dorset, NJ B Roberts, d
Landgrove, G Davis,w
Manchester, X Andrews,w
Peru, M BatcheIder, W
Rupert, S Sheldon, w
Sandgate, none
Sunderland. A Williams, d
Wlnhail, NJ Gale, d
ORANGE COUNTY.
Brookield, none
Chelsa, none
Newbury. Oscar c Hale. W
Orange. Willis Lane, i'd
Randolph. none
Surofford, Benz. Gilman, d
Tunbridge. Charles B Chandler
Vershire, none
Washington, 7 G White, W
Bradford, no choice
Braintree, Whitman Howard I'd
Corinth, Fl Fellows, d
Fairlee, Thomas Sratton,
Ths4fasdd. & siSsys 3 .,,u. al--...
Topsham. William BseJe
West Farlee, J Boswell, d
Wiliamstown, no choice
LAMOILLECOUNTY.
Cambridge, none
Eden, R T Gull, d
Elmore, none
Johnson, Stoughion S Pike {. d.
Morristown, Almond Boardman, f. d.
Stow, none
Wolcott, Earl Smith, W
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Albany, no choice
Barton, Edward Barnard, d
Bloomington, Streeter,w
Crattsbury, no choice
Charleston, Loren Clarke, W
Coventry. Horace 5 Jones,
Derby, Zenas Cobb, W
Greensboro. John Summers, d
Glover, Joseph H Dwinell, d
Holland, Henry C Pihney.w
Irashnrgh. George w Hardy W
Jay, McDanels, agreed to stay at home
Lowell, m choice
Morgan, Samuel Daggett,
Newport, Roswell 7 Prouty,w
Salem. Porter Lyon.w
Troy, .Adoniram J Rowell, I'd
Weslfeld, Chester Coburn, d
Westmore, Calvin Gibson, d
ESSEX COUNTY.
CRANKY, Henry Hartshorn,
Concord, none
Guildha|l, PHny Rosebrooks,
Lnnenburgh, II w Bedel,
Victory, w NJ Stearns,
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Grand Isle, Macomber, W
South Hero, W
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National Agr;enyfural Convention.

WASHINGTON, une 24.-The National Agri-
cultural Convention assembled at the Smith
sonian Institute dav. at 10 A. Nj. Marshall
Wider Massachusetts, was made President.
resolution was offered and adopted TO
form National Agricultural Society. COM
mitee of one from each State was then APP
pointed 10 draft constitution and report bust
ness for the Society.
Daniel Webster was presented as member
by the Massachusetts delegation, as also were
Ewbank, G. l.. Fleschman and others, by Diff
ferent delegations.
Numerous propositions relating to agricul-
ture. were submitted and referred u the COM
mitee.
After a recess, Mr.. Ewyn Of Pa, chairman
OF The committee, reported a constitution,
which was amended, discussed, and finally
adopted
The convention then adjourned till Z o'clock,
to enable the committee TO report on other bu-
siness
Twenty-three States are represented by 154
deiegates.>
EvENING.-The convention re-assembled at
o'clock. Dir. Holcomb, from the majority of
the committee on organization. reported in ia
vor OF the establishment, by Government, of
an Agricultural Bureau.
Judge Douglass gave notice of minority
report, recommending the establishment of a
Department of Agriculture in the Smithsonian
Institute.
The committee on organisation were then
instructed to name officers for the Society, and
tn members signed the constitution, paying
over their fee OF 50 each.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


o...c,;oa OF the Whsg NomsaatSoas.
me- fnsx June "a, IL, P. Man Inn
I'VE" sssembage of Wings is gathered IN
eiense II ,hs broadway House tonight 20 tatity
ifo'i . y, of Sect and Graham. Robert
ihe n' cas- chosen President, with one hundred
Jon! JONI pres;aeu,s. Resolutions were adopted
,.S;nlly sndors ng the nominees.
eo as,'s ,'se,;ne was addressed by Col. Hoff-
l"' A. Tomlinson, from California, and Jas.
n p:"h. rdson. of O~ego county. aud the Fill.
NJ. delegate from the 22nd district, who con
no NH II. J. Raymond's seat. The proceed.
- !e.s are marked by unbounded enthusiasm.
re- names Of Scott aud Graham, Fillmore,
Webster and Clay were greeted with deaien'
ing cheers ,.... 80. .a,,a.s.s ~ nm.
I".s sneakers, and the proceedings will
nnn,;nue till very late hour.
o' w"m,1E. June 23.-The telegraph has in
...a,o4 us of the nominations by the Wing Con-
'an,;on a; Baltimore. The announcement was
.e"e;ssd with decided favor, and thus far has
na>rsowssY, June a3.-The nomination
r General Winfield Scott and William A.
G,,hsn has given full satisfaction to our friends
n This place. A salute has been fired in honor
v,cxsBuRG. Miss. June 23.-The uomina.
lions Of the Wing National Convention have
been received here, and met hearty response
from every good Wing.
Rarox RouGE, June 23.-The telegraph
has informed us of the Wing nominations. All
goes on brAveiy. 80
MoyrPKLtER, VI, June 23.-The Wing no.
mius,ions have come TO hand. All appear sa-
listed.
CHARLESTON. S. c., June 23.-The Wing
nominations have been received. Our friends
are for the nomination.
Macon, Ga, June 23.-The nominations
of The Wing Convention have come TO hand.
Georgia has been disappointed IN not getting
Mr. Fillmore, but she will stand by the nomi-
nees.
ALEXANDRIA. June pa Wing National
salute IN honor OF the nomination of General
Scott and air. Graham, of thirty -one guns, was
freiyesierday, by the Mechanical Artillery, oil
this place, under command of Capt. Duffey.
PITrsBuRG, June 23.-The nomination Of
General Scott has given the greatest satsfac-
ton to the Wings of our city. The most in.
tense enthusiasm prevailed, and last night the
city was in fever of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
music aud hurras. A salute of fifty guns was
fred about SHUTDOWN, and at night an immense
ratification meeting assembled. Addresses
were delivered by the Hon. Moses Hampton
Captain Porter, ID. Richie, Captain Naylor
and others.
WILMINGroN, Del, June 23.-An immense
gathering took place this evening on the occa
sion of raifyiug the Wing nominations for Pre-
sident and Vice President. Speeches were
delivered by the Hon. J ohm Nj. Clay ton and the
Hon. J. w. Houston, and resolutions endor
sing the nominations and platform were adop
ted
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The Verg Latest by the Niagara.

HALIFAX. June 24.-The official quotations
of Cotton by the Niagara at which holders
are willing TO sell, are, fair Orleans 6 3-16a64d
fair Mobile 5aa55d, fair Uplands sgd; middling
Orleans sgd; do Mobile 54d do. UpIands 3
l6a51
The weather has proved very favorably to
the growing crops, and commercial affairs all
over the country promise we'll. Reports OF
the Continental markets are highly satisfac-
tory.
letter by the Niagara states that Jenny
spirits, and was greeted by many frieuds.-
The letter further states that she had already
received several propositions to sing in operas
and concerts, but declined until further time
for consideration.
The designs of Louis Napoleon upon Bel
GUM, are attracting much attention in the po-
htcal circles OF Europe.
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Litter from Chill.

BosTos. June 24.-A letter from Chill, dated
May 9, states that another insurreciion had
broken Out IN the garrison of Trespurth, part OF
whom took arms and imprisoned the remain
der. They were subsequently,, however, re-
pnised, and nine of them escaped to CobiJa,
and others to the Argentine Republic.
A letter from Perna, dated May 22nd, says
tina, Flores having got rid OF the inter inter-
yention of The Swedish frigate, Mr.. Gushing.
the American Charge, attempted TO interfere,
but was censured by the American commo
doie, aud the matter thus ended.
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Mutinu ON Shipboard.

NV YORK. June 24.-The ship John Rave
nal, of Charleston, has arrived from Liverpool.
GA May 29sh. James Burnside, the chief mate,
made attempt, supported, as he said, by the
crew and passengers, 10 put the captain 10
irons, when the latter rushed into the state
room, and. seizing pistol, shot the mate
through the heart. The captain says he can
assign no cause for the mates conduct.
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Violent Storm.

ALBION, N. Y, June 22.-As o'clock to-
day violent storm, with wind, hail, rain and
lightning, passed over this village. The light
ning sci fire to a barn in the reaT of the dwell
Ing house of MIR. Phelps, killing at the same
time a span of horses attached to wagon
losded with grain, at Gardener S warehouse,
rod or two distant.
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accident 20 Bishop WhiteLouse.

ALBANY, June 23.-The Chicago Tribune
says that Bishop Whilehouse had his arm bro
ken in two places by the upseiting Of the stage
between Aurora and Ottawa on Saturday.
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- = IL 1sAx q q
- Il 1 49, ~. as 20 k<1S ii nuvAr5x
WHl ~ ~ sAx1k A. AUcTIoT-
Ilo51 60 j - ~ ~ a. & ne.
denee, en6 nearlY e 49, g r. 11<1l6S ~
HI so1heu zeo04{ l51i g a sss e9e-@X q -
near ~ hsno1 mf II + ~ 5 ll>lI1e,
49, - 3 - 49, e. - 6 Ises Co. =
J.mes hrc~ns decd Ihe - - e g s -
Cd with corner slones Sens 81 ~ 3 q ss1-
ia,'y los.ssd. snd NiIi 80 sdzlzsSI5 IS s
reroens of soo1Eoen re1iteneeo Tfe ~. .z -
cify viii ~ dist1e1 to suit a. 49,. ~ r.
e, a ssls vi connsnce With the lots nssr n ~
Terns-one+hird cssh. balance * fo1r "a -
month"; for negotiable notes, interese sSS-s = ia
red By an approved epdoner, 81 HE sr95;s !, 3 :
/ u - w. G0DD1N. Aue4fs - g
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n y enp AMP Lon OS L0CUsr ALLEY
1-sI s.sn sALS At AUCTfON--Wfl Sc e1ld g,
.,ls nexf, the "a July, commencing q s r.
Ssock, 3. ~, upon TIE premises, tkst Isrse rnr
Story blck tenement rituatsd ou he fssf ssds ~
Locust Alley, between Main and Fr.nkl;r se~ssss =.
adjoining the property Of jobs Thomne~ -.
lronung % beet and running back lQ5 fsss =, g Il.
foot slev. The house 10 IN very rood oraes ~
ing been recently thoroughly repaired. srd ~ ~.
pie accommodations for : large family. This mr..
perry IL located In the very heart 81 The ees 80
d desirable from its contiguity to the urincin.i
places of business. =. 8 -
TEnMs-4 caeh the balance at 6, l2 and ia
months. for negotiable notes with interest added.
and secured by a deed Of trust.
je 25 JAMES n TAYLOR. Aucf.
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND
I ON CRY AND 2lST STREETS AT AUG.
TiON.--W be sold on Tuesday next the 29th
instant, commencing at o'clock, P. NJ, upon the
premises, two vacant lots of ground, situated IN
the north side of Cary street, its intersection
with the west line of 2lst street. fronting 40 feet
inches each on Cary street, and running back I59
feet to an alley. In view Of its contgaity to the
Dock, and the concent1 alton OF business there
abouts which must necessarily result from the ma
BY improvements in course of construction the To-
cation of this property is very desirable for fac.
tory, warehouse or lumber yard.
TERMS: -One-third cash, balance at l and 2
years with interest
By request of the owner
je2 % JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctr.
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FINE FASHIONABLE H1T6-
uiar new style Canton Straw Hats, which Tor p ~
last few weeks have been so much called for '''e
Also. q few more dozens of those beautifn, MIL
white Nankeen and Pearl color high and low Gro WIN
soIt Fiehcn feit Hats tor Gentlemen and Boys.
ment OF very hands 1me fashionable Black Molesk;n
dress Has Of my own manufacture, at the low
prices OF 50 50, &c. 90 So
JOHN DOOLEY,
je 24-ts 81 Main straat
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M REWARD Runaway from the sub
" AOO scrlber ON Wednesday, 23rd instant
young Muiatto Girl, between ls and 10 wears
old, very large for her age She answers t. the
name OF LUCY. Some weeks previous to her
leaving my premises, some $1,000 was missed and
il supposed that the gri carried it with her She
had, for some time previous, been endeavoring to
procure pass in order to effect her escape ON the
Northern cars. | will give reward of SlOO for the
recovery of the Money and Girl, or SIS for the Girl
EDWARD RLOOMER
je 25--3.* Valley street
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Congress.
Money Market.

New YORK, June IS.
Barrng's Circular quotes Virginia bonds a,
800 exclusive of dividend.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, June %.
Sales OF 200 bbbls. Howard street FLOUR, at
81 IL. GRAIN steady.
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ID ICHMOND BUILDING AND LOAN

DICHM0ND BUILDING AND LOAN
III FUND ASSOCIATION.-An act ofincorpora.
ton having been obtained it is desired that every
member of the above Association will attend a
meeting postponed from the 10Th on account of
sickness OF the President &c to be held at
Bosher's Hall, on SATURDAY next the 26th inst,
at early candle light, when constitution and laws
will be submitted TO the uembera Each and every
member will be then expected to pay in his first
instalnent of 81 per share
je I9-7t THE COMMITTEE
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PHOTOGRAPHIC, NE Va
rxAksMITfED rok THEDAfi.y plsp1TcT


49,.
PkrkSsnuRo, June IS. p ~ s.
MAYORS CouRr.-rh case of Levi. Mar.
.agae' charged with the murder Of Gar,,nsr r. s
thompson, came up for examination ,c.a..
before Mayor Dodson. The evidence ~, -.
conclusive as to Mon,agues shooting Thomr I
son.
The accused produced evidence. with ii.
purpose approving that he acted in self def.n..
He was, however. sent by the Mayor befo,.
the examining Court, which meets on Fr;a.v
next The excitement upon the subject sill
continues to be great. Yours, &c.
National Agricultural Convention.
WASHINGTON, June o5.
The National Agricultural Convention. after
passing resolution respectfully asking Con-
gress to make on appropriation TO aid the great
interest of Agriculture, adjourned sine die.
Congress.
WASHINGTON, June 25.
SENATE.-The Senate went into executive
session, and afterwards took up the private cal.
endar.
HousE.-After Intellectual efforts TO recon.
nit land bills. the House took up the Penn.
sylvania contested election.
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I MOONLIGHT EXCUK.

y. sion, MILITARY AND CIVIC -
ne Eagle infantry, Lieut.. A. Richards, command.
lns. VIII make their fifth annual excursion down
NOM - uvs s,, on the steamer Curtis Peck.
R.ass pcoIps VIII be accompanied by the Arrorv
n '..s. bano and Rutns Cotillop Band THE hn.,
o %,al leave the wharf at Rockets at half pasr
precisely Mr. A. Pixzini win furnish re-.
Tickets for gentleman and Is,v =, fo~ 49,. s,
;h 'aoy % cents to be had OF Messrs ffast,ns
pany. ol''cer 2! tne com.
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BARGAINS IN SUMMER DRESS nav
ID GOODS.-I have in store a large assortment If
Lawns, French Muslins, embroidered white and
coiored Swiss Musins, embroidered Hernsnnis.
super rich figured (plain and satin plsidl Hareeas
Barege de Lsines. chin texture) All new srSles
purchased in New York this season Also. EN-.
broidered Cur ain Muslins nice igd black Lace for
Caps and Mantillas, plain and checked Ginehams.
Summer Cloth end Drilling. All will be sold very
cheap Tor cash, at WIN. j. SWORDS,
lie IL 925 BROAD e,raat
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AND IN He NlRICO.-We ocer 7a<- -: :
tract Of LAND IN Henrico. eontsinina s1s s~,ss
=: re lyflg shout eleven miles from Rirhnon9 n
icxsourg and Potomac Railrosd. md q IL ~:
snd east ~ the Chtckahominy Greek T6e ,SSs5.
tract Y Of excellent quality. has ubouf $50 -. y
sraoIe land the balance finely timbered. IT, -.
,, ,;s are q tie fssf order. We Mn IN
win tnls iands should the purchaser prefer Is -
stock Ct every description. and De farmips ;,..i
menn q every kind. Az il rarely haDpsns ~,
such property e this gets into marfes. s,d :. 49,
e now mach sought We would wind c.ns,sss.s.
Of tne proprety OF shess applying without dslKv.
T0LER & COOK
Je Il General q -
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VALUABLE kEAL ESTATE OF TIL e
LATE THOS. RUTHERFORD FOR SALE
The executors of the late Thos. Rutherford hav.
ing sold large portion OF his real estate, have au-
thorised me to offer, at private sale, the following
property, viz:
About 100 eet OF ground, South side of Mar
shall street, between Monroe and Henry streets.
About 60 do North do Bread do do do do
About 2C0 do South do Cary do at the corner of
Adams street.
About 800 do on either side of Cary street. or
Plank road.
About 800 do North side of Byrd street, at the
corner of Adams street.
About 800 do South do do Main, between Madi.
son and Henry streets
89k feet of ground on street 90 feet wide, be-
tween 18th or Pearl anG 18th street. adjoin-
ing Messrs. Davenport, Allen Co., and near the
Danvie Railroad Depot.
new brick tenements on Pearl street, next to
Messrs Mace & Winston.
2l2 feet ground on North side Main street, be-
tween goth and 9th Streets opposite to -iggon's
factory -
Half acre lot No los on South of Broad street.
nearly opposite to Mr.. Greaners residence.
or squares of ground on Venable street, be-
tween 29th. Both. 3ist streets; also, or squares
North of Venable street and East of Mr.. V. Hech-
lers property.
$40 acres of land about miles above Richmond,
adjoining DR. Duval's and Genl Peyton's farms.
A square of acres, near Chelsea. Plats OF the
property can be seen at my Office
For terms. apply to
lie Z 2aWlm w GODDIN, Auct.
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N The subscriber viii ,.Ie-----------
AAHorses, Cows, &c. tn g a ssS8sA
IN nr.s rate meadow near the civ, on
reasonable terms. Apply 10 szR
10, =. SAM'L A. REEvE.
Je <o-LW At Marshall LIVERY St,h,a.
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je22 w. GODDIN. Auct.
BY JOHN h. D. PAYNE, Salesman.

IL EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-Byv ir-
IL tue of decree of the Circuit Court of Chan
Gerry for the county of Henrico pronounced in the
suit OF Burlington vs Anterior, ct ais on the 9th
day of June, 1852 will be offered for sale at public
auction on saturday. the 10Th day of the present
said suit mentioned; said house and lot being the
one recently occupied by VIM w Anderton, situa.
ted in what's known as Duyal Addition to the city
of Richmond. The house and improvements are
said TO De ia good order, and the property to be
desirable one for small family.
TERMs-ODe fourth cash; balance intwo install.
ments of 8 and IL months, title retained until con.
veyance is directed by the Court
By order of the Commissioner
je1O r. D. PAYNE, Auctr.
70 The above sale lie postponed to Wednes-
day, the Both June.
By order of the Commissioner.
jel4 j. r. D PAYNE, Auctr.
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BY WELLINGTON G0ODIN-

VALCADLN AEsIDENCE and BUILU-
ING LOTS in THE TOWN OF SYDNEY,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Mr L H D .nce having
purchaseda large Farm, and intending to remove
thereon will expose to sale at public auction, on
Tuesday. 29th June, at 5 O'Clock, on the premis.
es, his neat and desirable cottage residence in
the town of Sydney, at the corner Of Hafvie and
Federal streets. with all the buildings attached
thereto-a new, in fret rate order, and sufficient
tor the accommodation OF moderate sized fam.
lily. After the sale of the dwelling, there will
be sold 10 beautiful building lots fronting on the
North line of Elmwood street eacl feet. running
back 100 feet to an alley. Also, 8 80 uilding lots
fronting on the North line of Fede.. Get, of the
same size and depth of the above lots
TERMs--One.third cash, balance at 6 and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added, and
of f~--
je % w comm Auot
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IL EsULUTIONS AND DEBATES OF I796.-J
- w. RANDOLPH has published a new and
more conveniently arranged edition of the Virginia
report OF 1879, 1900, touching the Alien and sedi
uon Laws; together with the Virginia Resolutions
OF December 81, 1898 The debate and proceedings
thereoa In the House of Delegates of Virginia and
several otner documents Illustrative of the Report
ana Resolutions; l8 vo, halt calf binding-price
!, The Baltimore Convention having made the Ras
oiutions OF '9e part of the Democratic plctform.
TINS work has become an important and indispen
sable Text Book for all the faithful
:, Az bat small edition was published, and as
these resolutions, who never read them T ,uo,,Iy
advise an early application to secure copy. If
VIII be sent by mail free of EXPENSE, to ali who
VIII remit the price in money or stamp. poss maid
JeZ< j. w. RANDOJ pH
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HAY.-2l4 bales Hay,Iper schr Martha Collins.
II 1871 bales per schr P Brown, daily expected.
For sale to arrive by
lie "a JNO. w WRIGHT.
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a WNINGS.-JACOB NULL, 18TH street, be.
IN tween Broad and Marshall streets. is prepared
to execute in faithful and workmanlike manner,
the above description OF work. Awnings, Sack
ing Bottoms, Tents, Marques, Tarpaulins, Wheel.
Ropes, and all ether kinds of splicing done at
short notice and ON reasonable terms.
CF Orders left at the Hardware Store of Smith
& HARDWOOD, or as above, viii be attended to.
10 lin
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a miles East of Richmond, In an excellent neigh
berhood, with improvements of the fret ORDER
Purchasers invited to see this Farm before pur
chasing elsewhere. Terms liberal. Apply at this
Office Je 1857
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MI ROSENBERG, of Poland, Fashionable
W. Hair Cutter and Dresser. practices
in Cupping. Tooth Drawing. Bleeding,
Leeching and vaccinating, opposite the City
Hotel Bar Room, Wall stree, Richmond Va.
Mr.. r. has exercised his talents in the above
branches in some of the principal Hospitals of Eu.
rope
N. B-Surgcal operations performed with little
or pain.
Mr.. Z has always on hand fine assortment of
Swedish, Hungarian, and Poland Leeches. Give
me a c; II and you will find my charges reasonable
je 22-1m~
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u0xloN c9On7 xuox1oN $500
W. viii have q ssoHs f1S f@s 5iss f.s. 81
Goods just st0a 6pc{jo ho ~ " 81 y -. 80
least The Goo1s 81 hSfS. s. 4 IS !. -
them Pfnn ehoeked 0InataN y q 49, 9,
widtht cheched. striped snd rintn sS11 S2S -.
ofic Muslinss ecnneas low - u 90 per 1urs Iris
Itnens q ctg apron Cheeks css, 6esssilS3s ~
coiored Kid Gloves, fresh goods and rood quais}es
- l.e cts pair; twisted silk net Gloves IS -
g ~ cta apatr; suiss Edeinss snd Insefthss, vevy
cheap; white dotsed Musfns, besides great sarie-
ty OF different Goods tou numerous to mention
Gentlemens' six Umbrellas % so. worth 90
Also, the remainder of stock Of Ribbons Of amil.
linery establishment lrum 20 10 l-2 cts per yard.
Come and see, you win NOT be disappointed
]. MILLHiSER BRO,
je 81 193 BROAD street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-26

UANDSOME BAREGES & TISSUES.
LII We have still on hand yer. handsome lot of
Bar ges and Tissues, together with great many
other style dress Goods, which we are DESTROYS of
selling cheap as the season is advancing, at
CHAS. HARTWELL a. CO.'S,
lie % LOT BROAD street