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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

CALIFORNIA LASD CoMaIssioS.-The Hon
Billard Hall, one of The United States Land
Commissioners in California, has returned home
on account Of i'll health. The Hon Edward
stanley. Of North Carolina, now a member OF
Congress. is talked Of ms his probable successor,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

A LaRcdsterian in CdiiforAiq-T The following.
which we clip from the MlrysvilIe HeraH Of the
2nd Dec mbrr, will he read with pleasure by
those wlIu inquire with e'ger interest about the
success OF our old Fairfield friends who have gone
to the aud Of gold. Mr. Fall Is now here, but
will return in a few weeks,
John c. Fall Esq. whose Interests were early
Identified with MarysviiIe and who las grown
with her gr"wt!l and strengthened with her
strength lett us yesterday morning lie also
will sail in tue Golden Gate" on a visit. Ia h.
'ormer home in Ohio. Mr.. Fan was nne of the
first who eni cred into mercantile business in Ma.
rysvllIe. tbs Course here in business has been
marked with that probny and upriahtuess that
has gained him the esteem aud confidence Of all
! His ilame does. and ever has stood high among
the business men Of this City He has received
as his nuirmg exertinns deserved marked de
gree of prosperity Strict and IouprabIe ia BIZ
business relations. he has ever listened with al
attentive ear To the wants OF his less fDrtunat,
fellow beings. Hi. hand has always been ''opcr
as day To melting charity" His temporary alb
sence will be lelt and regretted hy all good cii
zens He carries with him an uHsu liel name
and the best rrgarus of his Marysvle friends
who wish him pleasant 'urney home and 4
speedy return"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

AnO'her Upset. Last evening the Western conch
in hunting mp passengers. was run of with by the
horses aud considerably damaged. Fortunately
no one was in and the driver escaped uuhnrt
Such accidents seldom occur upon this line, these
being he only cases we have heard of for long
| perid
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

A Whole VILLAGE IN AsuEs!-A fire
broke out on The night Of the 9th instant
In the Columbian Hotel, in Hunters
vile. Pocahontas county, Va, which de-
stroyed the whole village, except the
Court House. The landlord of the Co.
lumbar. together with his family, and
Dr.. Mofett. lady, children, aud servants,
who we're boarders. barely escaped with
their lives by leapipe from the windows
Mrs Moffett leaped from the second ST"
ry window with her child in he: arms
pand is severely ifnnt fatally injured
Loss estimated at $4,000 OF $50 900
DIR. Moffelt lost $500 in money. Mr.
Carpenter and family, Of the Columbian
Hotel, did not save clothing enough even
to cover themselves. Poi
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

H A Coop Boy. .-"Tom where have you
been2,"
Nowhere" .......
Where is nnwherel" .. .. ....:
'Up on the common" .
"Who went with you?"
"Bll Dnkes u
"What have you been doingl"
"N"thing" .
"What is no,hingp
"Playng marbles"
"What have you dune with the money
gave you2" Hr u2.' a.a'
Lost it," .".t ..- ..
Glow did you do lose il?"
"Bill Dokes won it," ..,
- At New Years ball in Chicago,
the managers were all ladies, and the
caTds invited yourself and gentleman. -
- This is petty good beginning for
leap year. ., aua.5 HE' mr.'
EwMiss Fredricka Bremen will soon
publish, in England. her book Oh Amer
lea, called "Homes in the New World"
~ If jewel be right, NO matter who
says it is countetfeit; II my cohcence
tells me that am innocent, what do
care who tells the world that am guilty
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05
WHOLE NO. 1915

LATE AND lIPnRTANT FROM LIBERIA,
1t is said The ugert If tho American
CoIonzaton Soci,ty hiss received des.
patches from President Roberts. by way
1t England, giving the unpleasant intel.
'Igence that an attack had been made on
tishlown by native chief. Fishtown ID
On Bassa Cove. about four miles fiom
Grand Bassa. aud abubt the $ me dis.
tance from Edna. The following is an
iexlrscI from President Roberto letter:
Cor9ameAt HoaSr, llonroria Nor 6.
A report has just reached here that
Grando yesterday morning made an at.
lack npon tie new settlement at Fish.
Town. set fIe 10 the village and killed
eight OF ten of the settlers. have not
yet Learned the particulars. That the
Town has been attacked and burned |
lave no doub'; bat that the number Of
lives lost has been''''exsggerated w have
good reasons to believe. We are, how.
ever, in state Of great excitement.
Judge Spaulding's O5,ter dieiam,
on the question of county Subscriptions
10 'aiIrnads, does not meet with much
respect anywhere. The Cleveland Her.
aid says Of it:
The Obifer dictum ofJudge spoulding,
iis the same, we understand, be has TALK
ed for some lime Oft the bench, and there
is no probability that the Court will dis.
rurb the subscriptions of towns, counties
aud cities 10 the stock Of railroad compa.
MES, fur the reasons gwen by Judge s."
In view Of the fact that the Judges
asst act as Judge was the one in ques-
Ition, we. suggcs, it be called an 0biiuayy
ldicfHm-and as he has thrown of the
ermine, and assumed .lhe buckskin OF
private citizen, it will doubtless be re-
membered that he is no longer Judge.
hut merely -Chd. Gaz.
!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

ATLANTIC STEAMtSG The following table
shows the longest aud siortest pssssee made dnr
ing the past year, both ways, by the Collins anil
Cunard OaL:-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

State would not be imposed upon by in
ferior work. But if the party in power
for the time being, pay double price lor
what printing is required. the tax pay.
ers have righ, to demand of public Of.
fcers a nrre faithful performance Of their
duties. Why is it that there is so wide
a difference in the amounts paid by d,f
fereni counties throughout the State for
county printing! There must be faud
some where.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

Fire.-A fire occurred this morning about IL
O'Clock. which destroyed the stable of Mr.. David
Cowden By the exertOns of Onr citizens and
The fire company who were promptly upon tbe
spot, it did no other damage. There was small
quantity of Corn in the stable, 1t is not known
how the fire originated.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

Non INTERVENTION - oul p"'c' i"r
moment, tha, the reEoit is true. and ii is
quite probable. that the parlies To the
uealy of Vienna intend to enf,rce an ar
tlcle Of that treaty as against F anee,
which declares that no descendant or rel
alige Of Napoleon shall be head Of the
Empire; and then spppuse that The Unit
ed States had declared her Intention to
intervene to prevent ioiervenii1a. what
would these nou-interyenlioust du IN
such a case as thisl 1t is not at al,
probable i!at any Of them would favor
any action in the matter, aud as natural
consequence this Government would
have established a rule which sae you'd
not in all cases euforce. The ductrue
being established, we should have To in.
tervene sometimes 10 aid DespOt as
well as a Republican, and this being a.
esinst the spirit of oar people, it viii be
folly to Try to carry il ou:.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

In favor Of the Cullins line =. l6
Longest passage of the Collins line 10 2
Do. do. Cunard line - Is 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

RATHER SMALL BUSINESS 1t is said
that the Austrian Government has offered
pardons To such llungarians as publicly
as.ai Kossuth. If this be the foc:. We
shall be slow to credit AM ding said a.
gainst him by such Of his cuuutrymen se
may be induced. through bribery, 10 d..
fame him.
GEN. Scorr. The Wings Of the Maine
Legislature have declared for Gen Scut
asthe Wing candidate fnrlhe Presidency
subject of course to the decision of Ma
tional Convent, II.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-02-05

THE PREsIDEacY Tho Union Democratic
Convention Of Mississippi passed resolutions
dorsing the Baltimore platform of 1910. Hiand
'4S, aud requesting their delegates tn secure the
nomination of men pledged to support the com.
promise measures. 1t will be very difficult
matter to unite the two wings of the party in thi.
Sinteiaud will require a bargain aud sale" equal
to that by which the Democracy Of Ohio were
transferred to the Abotionists
The Wings Of the native county aud present
residence Of ExGov. Jones. recommend this dis
tinenshed and whoIe-soued Whig ms candidate
for the Presidency We might 60 further and
fare worse, IIe bright particular star in the
Wing galaxy Of that Stute. aud would receive n
strong vote.
ExGoy. Marcy has received strong support
in New York and it is said he will have majority
Of the delegates to the Democratic National Con
venton. He is now considered bona file candi
date, and should he be nominated the People OF
this country will have My cents worth of fun at
any rate.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06
SeDerl SSaaren.

Ser unteBsitnete in Der Stupt QtIsn-
toun, oibt bie6urb cem 9ublifum abtunss.
pVu Wahrt6t bos sr Die 5sssr- RIferes,
nob INNER an feinem attn Stancplass
fortbetrsbt, uuo ba6 er se9enwdrti9 elm
berrlitbss Qfortcmsnt 3eosr Baaren auf
SanS bat, uno immerbin Su balten aeoenft,
weIde 9Saaren sr an pbiIaerIpbla Morft
prsiIen abfeGe1 wlre. -,
etYt. 90, nq6Ge
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06

in Der 6amiltonlfraee, teSc9en bat, wCfebft
ct fcrttpdbrenb ouf Sano bdIt pom belfen
8irsinifbm Sabaf in iebcr Suanttdt, TO-
wcbl als eacies Smif unb plug. Sein
Borratb Gisarren teifcbt aus Sacana,
prineipe, CUBA unb einbeimits, uno fsiu
9 6nupftabaf aus franS61fd EN-, ftot
fifbem, Mdttcuba unb Goppre. Rur5, man
fIneet BEL ibm aIIs5 mas in isin Sad 9st6rt.
~ StcbrbaIter, Grimsr uno onte'e,
wiireen mobItbun bel ibm anSurufen ebe fie
fcnffnc faufen, osnn ct fubIt iberssuat bo6
fein Stod ausemeine 3ufriebenbeit rdb t.
QaentaiifN Sept. %, 1852. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06
WSOfrclcft.
Scptcn,ber Is.

S5 Barrel, baIte uno qanje, SIC. l, 2 uno 3, orcec
nsas Natreen lrstsn srbaltsn uno ;u pertaufsn tst
9rIm unb Renin9er.
aQsutaun, Euault 25, ra-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06
(S'6aa &Diopa9a0G &5of
in Gnt0fnttQuM 2ctOo G0untv,

WaB'9eH
@drmUr SuF
9Tacr 0c9enilber Suffers 8alboure, in be-
lo9tcm Stdottten ctabltrt babcn, OiImo lip
INNER aut 9anO baItsn unO ouf 8efelun0
perfcrti0sn,
ollie Qtrten Wtpnttlnente, StaIEenie
f0e 8ra6mGler, 8ro6ttetne, etc.
beices Don StaIienjItem uno Umerifanifbcm
Mormor, wOrauf fe Seutfte uno GnoIi-
Ide Su1hriftcn auf SefelIunQ, 0uf3 auer
Ib6nife uno 9cf6madppQlle einqroviren.- -
sic fubten ueriitat oa6 ibre Urbeif mir,
oenbwO iIbertrpffcn miro, uno tatei Gnp
tbrc Wreife bitIi4cr ais eieS an manhen an
cern Srten Der SaQ III. sic baItsn 9lcicb
fous
%IatformS, Grcppcn unD Sbiir.
fcbtpellcn
UCn erFsr Site uno St6nbeit ouf Sanb,
fir bic nur bierebten 9rci5e 9cfOrOert psr'
ben.
9a fe praFtiI6e SanSwrfer Gnb, 70
fhbIen fie psrii6ert, baB fie bsioc5 in Qrbeit
uno Qrei6en p6Gi0e 3ufrierenbeit 9sbsn
f6nnen.
SSS Hutet BEL lbnen an uno belebet tDrc
4rbeit sbe ibr iOnfwo faufet.
Sic fnO banfbar fir bcreit5 Qrncftne
&unbf6aft, bitten um cine GOrtcnuGr bcricI
ben, uno ibr Seiircben fOu Su alien 3cttcn
cabin 9eben, aue Die ibnen ibr 3utrauen
I&nfen p6ui9 Su befrieciasn.
2cUpoto 9Sicf,
SamcS Us. 1yuller.
Gatafauqua, Qu0ul1 %. nqbo
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06


fen.
2(uf Wonto95 ocn I8ten SFtUber, I'm
10 ubr SormittoQ5, fcu ouf Dem GiQcufbum
lhblt in StGr- SaucDn &duufhjp, 2eha
GauutD, foI9cuoe5 fhdebure Gi9cntbum IF
fCntib Vutduft mereen:
$40. q Ginc DcrrlitDc M(autn0t,
qdc0en in beia9tcm Gaunf6ip uuo Glun-
tp; Qren,euo an Ginoer von SacOb gBcier-
batb, Notban @rin, Scle SocobD uno an
oCre. 0jeStro6e pUn Gprtn9tCwnnah SriC,
cen3Uiue liuft ourtb biefsIba, uno ie IN
nobe Der 8dhlsbsm Srnie 9rle0en. Die.
iclbe rntbdt 81 N1er l57 Rutben-mpvcn
Ctmd ldCr CUTE l9ieien, meIhe oue os-
mdicrt mcyrcn fbnnsn, Elm binldu9itbu
She'll ScIS- uno baS utri9e erli @ute
SauIauo 1T, untCr 9uten Serirn, in lhd-
&TA Ijbe SeIocr cin9rtbrjIt unb font in
;s;;;ES, Der auerbe0Gn Srcnun9. Oar
-. ..i.iss auf 1T errittet ein 9uteS neuc5 2H
Stod bcbe3 ffcinCneS SESobnbnuS, bad.
ltCinfa,b9 9eFFiitert, beQusm ein9sridtet
uno iebr qCrdumi9; cine fait neue 0rpBe ifei'
nernc ShwetictfheuCr, NIT elmer pfeloCqf.
malt rabet Gin fat neusr @aQenI6op, Elm
Carriage 9auS, eiu gutter S6msincRau
uno ein rprtrsffIicteS WrGbbau5 nit Sci
bcrprGlTe. SIS bCiincet ftb aud elm gro
fer uno gutter iicnuner Stmieeibap 24
bel 26 SuB t0rauf. Gin bcinabc neues ltci.
nsrne5 Sprin9tau5 nit elmer berrEiben
Sprinqe Qs66rt sbrnfau5 su Dem Qlase,
neblt allen anrsrn n6tbigen glcbsn9e 9ebiucen.
lub bcfiubcn ii6 Elm Rolfrfen uno Gale,
feline anf Der 8ausrci. Sbit pOn allen
Scrtsn aiert pclIsno5 bic game pEantaIbe.
Dies 1T cine pIantafte Die wntIih Die Guf'
mertiamfeit uOn Raufufi9en mertb it, in
BEN ie in feiner Sjniitbt III ubertrsffcn III.
OleieIbe Ile9t su6cm aud 9onb beQusm ;u
Nr6rn, ShuIen, MhbIen, u. T. 10.
go. =, Gtuc 9ctpifc &pttc &amS,
9eIe9en in uorbsia9tsm Saunf6ip uno @oun'
~. SieieIte QrcuSt al cbi9c WIantaIde,
entbaItcno 81 Nder 10 &utbsn, Shells
SanIano, Bieien uno 9OBIano. 9arauf
I9szgA in erribtet
fs":R3. Gin 0lltcS SSobnb6uS,
L.,..E l.s1.G3s:sg cine Der auerbefeu Sd9mubIrn,
cine &eemhtIe uno Dlcbmuble. ouc5 ueu,
uno an Der Saucona @riaf, tnem niefeb:
encen g8oIIeritrome, QeIsqsn. 9ies III
ebenfolI5 cine berrIihe 9eIe9snbsit fur Gieb.
baber uOn MubIpeien.
SsO. 3, Gipc 9Rte 9Dlslano,
seIean i'm udmIiA0Esuunftip unO Gaun,
tp; itOBeno an SaYe>UOu QnOreas g9int,
5ocob Sod unO GhOWNs> >sntbaIteno unoe'
fdbr 3 Q6sr m3r Upsr Hrn9sr, gut nit
9cIB bepabfelN
G5 III biss sas ebemoGi9e berrIitbe 81.
9entbum te5 Jonathan e 0 d, BON Dor.
bin 9cnanntcTSounfdip uno Gauntp, une
wiro usrfaufguOn
OSorttn Remmerer, Qtfft9nie.
@er Obias5 Gt9sntbum Dor bem Ser.
faufsta9e in 4u9suften rsbmen mit, Be.
Iirbe bsi 9rn. 6 d, Der fsIblt oarauf mObnt
une aueS wiCIi9 bei9sn wiro onSurufsn.
SS SOnts e5 Gdufern am S6iflid1en
fsin, 70 fam Cbi9es @i9entbum aud Su'
fammsn verfauft wsroeu,
Septembet |. ro3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06

0omi!tcn Straft oCoent6ir 8orttr uno gcun9'S
tNortmoortn: Sotr in IlCnicun,
@cItIbIt bc!dncia ouf Sono 9ebatten roirb
cln Uor5u0Iitbc5 A6Ortcmcnt Don ausr Irten
%95jtcn ut0 S1appcn
nab tcm neuNen Stpt aus ben beien sra
te'iolicn uno oufS SOrau9ihfe perferttot.
ga ne beioe praftiids Sutmater fino, 70
tublen lie fd poutCmmcn i'm Stance cinen
QrtiteI ju liefern, Ger eGnem i'm Osarfte
racbllrbt unO ocnfetben 70 woblfeiI, msnn
nlht eln peni9 wobIfsiter ~ psrfaufsn, aIs
man ccnfcIben in Der Gtv brfommt.
3anpRCbrbaIter wsreen au Den bi[Ii9fen
Qrei'en OeriorQt-uno aue Qrten Suite uno
&appcn auf Gle ftGeffe Qnisiqe usrferti9t
Gufet baIo an, oenn mir baten loeben
Ole Spdti0br- -Gtple5 erbaIten.
Gtenfau5 miro iet5 ouf Sdno acbalten.
Elm 9rc6e5 enforcement Don gdoie5' Sur5.
9Jtan tbut wCbI ouburUfcn.
Qu9ult IL. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06
sserfiinbi9ct Die
s robe SOtf6 a TT!
8ublfei!er ols jenloIs
fir baar GjclO.

vas pUNt NpClp%
Der erfe @tnfauf BON Spdtiabrs~ uno
gBintergutern etbalten.
z. SB. 0rmbb mattt egn Gimvcfrcrn rcn laeu.
tan uno bet llmg9eno befannt caB CT fcettn ltinen
eriicn @rrratb pcn Spdtiabrs unb gRneradrn erbal.
ten hat, rpttcbs fIr 8erhiebcnteit bes Gms uno Der
prrle prn tenen, rpeeer in pCr Start ncb I'M eaube
dtertrciftn perpen fSnnen
esin stsd prn SdbirS Sreeaiitcru, trlebenb
gum She'll aus
WOus Oeeains. GdfbmereS, Gcbergs, III.
padas, Gufrss, WOu5 De8a9es, plain,
f6wdrSe uno fancy Sreefeiee, etc. etc.
III elm folder. oog er ui fehln fam o8ngbe 8ufrie.
cenbelt l oetCn allen Sclhsn bie ihn nit ibrcm 5us
iprutb bSsbren, bsieCS in S.uatitit uno Sht pis i'm
Yrtift,
Sud-, gaffmerS, Satinet6, etc.
1iets Drgarten,snt III etenfolIs nit Cinem alosmeis
rsn I0crtrCnt auflefdHt, uelcbcs on ben neberlten
Yreifu, cesr fp wctIsit oIS fa6 Mcbfilte ptrtauft
piro,
esin AHertTsut eiubcimiirbcr Gitrr, ot5
Sidin9s, @beds, Wu5Iins, Srias, etc. etc.,
it atsibfaGs Gin icthes tog cs in isSsr gGcnbWbfit
pSti1s sotisfaticn 9etsn miro.
Gr bat ctcufolIs Gin scuG0Iitbss 2Qfrrttmtnt vcn
Sctben, qeIbeu, 9raueu uno mrfen oany'
molli9en SlduneIs; ebenfc, @sIIb SLAM
netS, Cotton SIanneIs, Cad SIanneI8,
9infeps, etc. etc, fammt snsm au9emei-
nsn 2l6Ortcmsnt Don Strimpen, 9unb-
fbuben, SdIeiern, au89cndbte &ra9en,
Sdncern, u.fw., u.fn.,
wtthis arlrs c psrtauft wirr, SoF CO ttn 8unrn bic
rcNtcnmcnite @cfricci9un9 9cpabrt.
Gr ipriht aub bisronrtb sncn bsrjjbRcn 0ont aus
fir Spn fhpraltn Shcf nfr Rfrntfitcn C1nf bic mir
bisbtr w9ctCmnen it, uno brfTt purb trCn9e Gefb3ftss
unc 9Cfaailc Y'toieuun9 kncr Runocn
outb in 5utunft Gin ltbtrats @otrCnOt III wrtisncn.-
Hukt caber Gins uno ltlls tti linn an, an rem olGn
Gdt tstonpt rurb has robs StbiIr, 9eInttGr Ssrrst
SrtL
s. SO. 9rutb.
September IS. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06
eJobtt NOtttie
GrcG. uno 0leinbaneler in -
NanCDs, 6dtts nnO Sd&upftataf
ilno Giaarr

Wlabt ben ginwob
nern bon Qaentaun
uno Der um9e9eno
bcfanrt. baBer ben
&abotfobr, frhber
qebaIten Don Sang
! Wer uno 9eif, Swri
! sSblren pberbolb
Mpofer'5 l(potbefe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-05
ARRIVALS Ar TIE PRINCIPAL R0yILs

'sssse w. Z e z 3 - d LIE
ExcHAN0EH OTEL-yww wight Rlckmoadi
i b psrsons. 0cofxia; Dawson, ChAries = e: =
4 Ban = and lsdy, Mias; Phit ~ & q D Clsl ~
nav. .nd Niss Nsyss, SUSSEX; \ Wits W; 3
/ /. fosrd, Elsion. Nd; 3 = Howafp. end = e How
IA. Hampton, Va. b n Holmes and lady. Charles
ton, s G; DR. z Cook and 1sdy. Sanctuary Ca,y;
Mrs ) Cooke and servt, VIC Mnerhead ana lsay Z;
and Miss Kate EMoorhead, Phfsdeiphis; G Han
and lady, Norfolk ". Robinson King and Quofn
co: w b wilkins and lady. Baltimore; " Hena
man. and Misc Heudman, Baltimore; MI Gats-
wood and eervt, and Miss Williamson, Norfolk ;
Miss Saunders, Williamsburg; WIN Archer Wins
ton Santa Fe. -
AMERICAN HOTEL-Dr Darlington, A; R
servant, and Miss Comfort, Charlotte; p Orch.
ard Amelia; Ford, Greenvile; David May, DR. J
Claiborne. Lyon, Petersburg; n Holdemsn,
and L G Clemens, Penn; A Weiser, and g
mond; r X Layton and E Layton, Va: r 9 He,
den, Va; Gardeur, kio de Janeiro; Small ana
sens, Baltimore; Mathews, Texas; Powell
Ellis; H Davis, Va; D Mackae, c; u De FOR
est, N York
CITY Hotter smith, Amelia h; |!
Hallowsy, Albemarle; Il w Allen. Halifax; a
WHAT Ga; E Troops, Troy; w Randolph, .
C &; j M Morris California; A Gooch, Goroons
vile. w Mevins, Philads; Gunfer. Louise;
L Gunter, do; L Anderson, Mrs Anderson, ana
ton. Miss q Laneton N e; Jas Wetson. Va; 8 L
Edmouds, Va; s Hane. Washington; WI Taylor,
Norfolk
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-E Hundley, Chat
lo,te: w Z GiIls, Chesterfield; DR. Goode, Gooch:
land q Spears, Chesterfield; E Duumour, Prince
George; Owen, Gresnsville, N G; T d Reamer,
Dinwiddie; C d Ere. man, Norfolk; J N P Yact,
staunton, Va; D Chandler, Augusta; Mr. J Rob
ertssn. Lunenburg; Clarke, A Clarke, r L
Ridd, and John Kidd, Prince Edward; D Pat
ieson, Chesterfield; M o Sledge Petersburg G A
Coleman, Nottoway; r Srratton, Chesterfield; B
H Powell, CartersviiIe; John d Mills, Goochland;
Yonss, New York; John Gammel Hampton; F C
Hubert, Portsmouth; c Irving and c Irving,
Fiuvanna.
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DRIvATE PRACTICABLE PLUME {

DRIVATE PRACTICR.-Dr PLUME 4
i co. may be consulted, conffdentially, for the
treatment Of the following diseases: Erupnons,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandulsr swellings or en-.
largements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com.
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
Invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers. which may be regarded a. the very best
article known, to give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud debilitsted organs a. well a. to renovae
asystem shattered By dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with full directions,
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly ct.
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex.
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
Richmond, Virginia fe
I AND IN POWHATAN.-We offer for sale
II FARM of $50 acres in Powhatan county,
about % miles from Richmond, six miles from the
Danville Railroad, aud the same distance from
James River lying Immediately on the main road
leading from Richmond to Lynchburg
This land, about half of which 10 cleared, il OF
good quality, and has several Thousand dollars
worth Of buildings on it. together with every de
scriptton of Fl lit of the best selections. Being
authorized to sell this property upon very favorabIe
terms, we ask particular attenu ON to it.
TOLER COOK,
Jy IL t General Agents.
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WET NURsR WAhTED.-Fer .. sedate.
w settled womsu OF good character. and with
eut incumbrance, the highest price win be paid -
Enquire st this ofica ~ 2--eots
TX nAA BAGS BB6T PERUVIAN
1OsO14O GUANO, d store md dsiiy expect
q, for sale hy
~ 90-9swlwif HUGH w, FRY.
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49, The subscriber has on hand, at bic
COach.making establishment on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, (l3th and 18th streets)
nsar the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariettees,
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops and
Sulkies, all of his own make, Of the best materials
and workmanship. All Of which will be sold as low
% good work Of the kind can be In the city Of
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
hwant OF amy article In the Carriage line, a. am
determined to make to order and sell at the lowest
pricee possible; and all work sold that new war.
ranted. ~ t. MICAJAH MANGUM.
an 28-dtxn
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NM MUSIC, MUSIC.-P. II. TAYLOR
zAm&$ has received the following favorite pieces:
0sHax No more, no more of Fancy uleam,by
, ~ Biukert
l How'd thee too dearly, by Mrs Abbot
Sweeter than the breath of morning, BY Nelson
Efie Dean, by Benkert
Do do, tor guitar SaAs6
My Home is there, by Kirk +,
Bohemian Polka, by Petrak
Spirit do, by Barnett
z Empire Grand March, by Tombler
r. Compromise Waltz
z Liberty do.
9 jy2 BIS Music Store. 100 Main st.
m BY THk STEAMER ROANOKE,
IA fhave received cases of those beautiful white
and pearl Nankin felt Hats, to which invite the
attention OF all gentlemen who appreciate an ele.
CANT and comfortable head covering. 49,.
> 81 81 sff8 gae2 @fe mo THOMPSON,
Is Eea8f $50 a Is 81 Main street.
g p. ST. have still on hand full assortment Of
Canada Straw Hats, a. also every kind Of Hst
that ancient Or modern history gives any account
Of 1T.
je23
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P.kuvIAN GUANO.-I am now prepares
a.. csnver 2 customers, Guano in large or ANAL
r.n,ad =. ~ s.oex OF late importation, and war
Ns-iaw4w HdGH " FRY.
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] talk ABOUT null TIMES

Y Uculofs OH tfIt uhUIt Uf PuttfHS on
doleful face, semi-snnuay at least, about
the dull season. Perhaps we may do 90. too,
when we get time But SO long % We adhere to
our present mode Of doing business, we don't ex-
pect to get time. We take dull times by the fore.
lock-for We are determined to makes the Ladies
saloon" the place for bargains at all times. Thus.
ip July and August, we offer our large and varied
summer stock at such rates a. induce those who
call to purchase. Our sss ortrnent of Ladies',
Children and Misses shoes of various kinds 10 yet
good, and Trunks, Bonnet Boxes &C., and to fami
lies supplying themselves At this season, we make
. satisfactory discount.
WHITE 4 PAGE, 70 Main street.
~ ~ doors below nooley's hat store.