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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL L TAYLOR, Vim
Old. Powhatan; G. Stokes, II Stokes. Stokes,
I.unenburg; L c Anderson, Hillsville; II
Robinsop, Amelia; l. w Anderson, Rockbr'ge
W Morton, FarmviIIe; E T Surfing, Henry;
J Fl Thomas, Charlotte; F + Wooten, Rudd,
Pr Edward; J ID Waddel, Pitsylvania; G X
Dawson, Lynchburg, W Andrews, Lunen-
burg; A W Barksdaie, Halifax; I w Neal
Miss NJ c Hask,ns, F w Jackson and son, A.
nenburg; Capt ] A Yates. keysviile; P Chris
tian, Amherst; p Bryant, Richmond; VIM
Clements, Surry; b Mayor, Sussex; J b Tun.
stall, slecklenburg; l. K Roper, Petersburg; d
Foster, do; Miss A S Woodbridge, Ches'erh'd;
DR. A Agnew, Pr Edward; Miller, Chnr.
iotlesvllle; Branch, Appomattox; w o Nor
MS, Louise; L A Johnson, University; Drn-
KEEL Bridgewater; l. Hughes, Buckingham; l.
ID Baughan, J Barley, Pow hatan.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-T 5 Graves, Va
" A Jennings, Orange; I Conway. Mad.
ison; ] A Williams. Murfrsesboro; VIM w
Crow der, Raleigh; N Andrews, Gui!:ordi l.
MAYNARD, Washington; Z A McEvoy. Rich
mond; G W Hammeit, Miss: Pres on,
lady and Mrs IL Ripley, Ga; A Marshall, Va;
Il Wolcotr, Phila; w Richards and lady, New
York; DR. A A Marshall, and W 5 Bolts, Va;
b + Meachem f Meachem, and l. Meachem,
L
Adkins, Sussex; y He,herton, Richmond; G
w Morgan, Lynchburg.
EXCHANGE HOTEL &c V Taylor, kanawha
Salinas; Vim Green Charlotte; J Owen, Wash
ing,on r Stsbler, Lynchburg; A Peyton, Roanoke;
T. G James. Petersburg; Cooper, Calais. Ne; )
Browne, Boston, Early, Franklin; Hairs
ton, Miss; l. N Owen, Washington; B L Furguson,
NY; Dr Braxton, King William + Ruff1. Miss III
Rufin an Miss J Ru.in, Hanover; J w Stuart X
M College; c G,F bes, Mobile; Miss McWicks-, N
Y; Mrs + B Coin, Va; DR. Moseley, Philade phis; J
L Hammsnd and lady, Vermont; Wennyss, Ala;
T Sheppard, Tenn D c Ward, Va; w NJ SuIi
van and w III Collins. Misc; B + Tardy, Baltimore;
w Morris, Va and Tenn K r; DR. Wormly, King
Wlliam Mrs Caldwell and Miss Caldwell, Cncin.
nat; S piitchett Stanton; w II Gaunelle, Wash
iEgt'n.
CITY HOTEL -DrJ Mettert, Henrico; R B
SmiIhy, Amelia; L Titmarsh Va; G Coleman,
Louisa; w Robertson, Petersb'g; G w Hubbard
New Kent l. II Clagei, Steamer Bevidere; Seters
Junction; J V Deiskn j; Anthony and lady,
Tenn; Miss L Morris and servt, do; G Rice AMI
Foster, Cumberland; G n Buker, n c; RudG
Chesterfield; I boswell, Hanover.
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"a HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH.


"A IONABLE CLOTHlEG.-Just received, the
M greatest variety Of Cloths, Cassimeres and
-H Vestings, to be found in the city, of the
latest and approved styles consisting in par;
French blk Cloths and Cassimeres, ali qualities,
French fancy colo CT this and Csssimeres of every
shade and quality, French Beaver Cloths all quail
ties: French Himalsgs Coating Cloth, entirely new;
French Petefsham Cloths, French marble and
clouded Cassimeres, new
Vestings.-Figured Silk, Plush and Velvet;
Quadrilis Silk, Plush and Velvet; Watered Silk,
Plush and Velvet; Ribbed Silk Plush and Velvet
plain Plush Silk, Cashmere Vestings, Demask silk
Vestings, black and fancy Grensdine Silk Festings
Buff aud white Grenadine Silk Vestings, Party
Vestings decidedly rich.
Ready Made Clothing of all kinds nd qua
lities Of the latest styles such kossuth Over
Goats, Esqumaux Wrappers Lamattine Sacks
Paletot Frocks, Albert Top Coets, Hunt Goats
Fancy Goods-Fancy Ties and Cravats, Crimp
and Frl Ties, something es; Apron Ties, black
aud fancy rich fsncy and black Silk Scarf do, do
Satin, Gloves of all kinds, Collars, Suspenders
Socks-siik, cotton and nerino Dress Shirts, Silh
Shirts, Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Call and see for yourselves.
EB. SPENCE,
rafM Mar nd q
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e The Staunton indicator Of Monday
last says: The trial Of the four Irshmen
charged with the commission OF rape upon the
person Of white woman, in this county, in
Angus, last, has been progressing since Thurs
day. At the time of closing our paper no YER
die, had been rendered. George WEIGH, an
irishman, who has been confined for some
time for stabbing James Powers, was found
guilty and sentenced to the PeEien,iary for
one year.
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VERNON ESKRTDGE.
Chaplain n the L. States Navy,

Hsmptons Vegetable TiDc.ure by its rli!d acton on
the stomach liver and the kidneys will dyspep
sa cough, asthma, bronchial and lung affections PAINS
IN the back side aud breast, consumption scrou4,
rheumatism goat, neuralgia stula piles bowel com
plants worms nervous debihty-wth all diseases an
sing from impure blood and is the greatest female me
dicine ever known
CAL and get pamphlets gratis, and see certificates Of
cures.
For sale by O. A. STRECKER, Main street, Rich
rnond; G. 3. JONES & CO. Petersburg, Va; Decor
COOKE, fredericksburg MORTIMER & MON-
BRAY, Baltimore; and By Draggists generally
&c
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rLOTHING: CL0THINGl OF sUpg-

nLOTHING! CLOTHINGl OF sUPE
u RIOR CUT AND WORKMANSHI P-FALL
AND WINTER '52-3-J. ID. GOODMAN, No
1874 Main Street, opposite Eagle square. kich
mond, Va, has now open his large. new Winse1
stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, ell Of which
will be sold at the very lowest cash prices. He
spectfully calls the attention OF purchasers to bis
large and carefully selected assortment OF dress and
frock Goats, made of black and fancy French and
Englsh cloths business and over Goats, Of every
handsome style and material, which cannot be sur
passed for neatness of workmanship and TIT; Pants
and Vests in endless variety of styles, Qualities,
colors, Gu, and price boys Clothing, consisting OF
Frock and Over Coats, Round Jackets, Pants Vests
&c.
Furnishing Go0ds.-He has spared no pains
in making mis- stock OF Fancy Goods one OF the
richest, consisting OF black and fancy silk and satin
Scarf. and Crsvsts, Ties and Stocks; silk, plush
and merino Mutfers Gloves, SusDenders, Hand
kercbefs, Shirts, Collars. Socks merir and silk
Under Shirts and Drawers, &c.
From his very great facilities in purchasing and
manufacturing his stock, he is Offering the greatest
bargains. J. d. GOODMAN,
Oc 2S 1874 Main street.
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FREE CoLoRED POPULATION CT VIRGINIA
The citizens Of Norfolk county held meet
ing on the I'd inst, and adopted resolutions
urging the Legislature, at its ensuing session,
10 adopt n easuHs to rid the State of its tree
eolored population. They also recommended
that similar meetings be held throughout the
State.
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TO sPORTsMEN OF THE FIELD.

z THOMAS I'll. TYRER, re-
L. spectfully informs the friends and
old customers Of his father, and the
S. public in general, that he has just
opeped handsome assortment of Double and
single Guns, Powder FIasks, shot Belts.
Game Bags, and every article 10 the Gun and
Sporting line. Also, great variety OF Colts Five
Shooters, Aliens Revovers, single barrel Pistols OF
all kinds, Bowie Knives, &C. &c, all of which viii
be sold at the lowest possible prices.
GUNSMlTHIEG done in all its varieties. such as
gun. rife and pistol stocking. altering firearms Of
ali kinds into percussion and all other repairs be-
longing to the trade. Keys fitted TO door trunk,
cabinet and other locks and walking Canes mount
ed IN gold or sver-all of which will be under the
superintendent Of his father. THOMAS TYRER,
SO well known the public of Virginia for the last
25 years and notice is here given that TfREk'S
Gun Establishment is No. ll6 Main, doors below
Governor street
NOTICE to my old friends, customers, and the
public in general, is here given per advertise.
ment above, that you will find again fol
lowing my old business; ard it will give me much
pleasure to wait on all who may give me call at
No. ll6 Man street, in selling them any article
in our line OF business from the smallest quantity
Of ammunition to a superior doube-bafrel Gun; or
in attending to any work in the gunsmithing line;
and promise that such work sh all leave Tyrer s
Gun Establishment, unless it is done in the most
substantial and superior manner.
THOMAS TYRER,
no 5-dlm Gun and Rife Maker.
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w A court martial assembled in n. York
on Monday 10 adjudicate on the affair between
Capt. McLane and Col. Roberts, which, as our
eaders may remember, grew out Of the Cap
tain's letter concerning the conduct Of Gen.
Pierce in Mexico. None of the proceedings
have vet reached US.
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- & A Il O-GEHrLEAEES DRESS
AGOODS-We respectfully invite G.pt,e
~ inc in want OF handsome and durab!a Drpss
Boots. Caters, &c, 10 call ard examine our
large and varied assortment Of articles In tha, n
We nave been al graf pains / select the ,oost
tasteful AMI choicest goods. aud have had u, .d, ex
essiy 10 our efaer various styles aud patterns OF
gentcmens Dress Boots, Shoes ana Caters. ,hst
W are confident will be approved by those W DO
wish somethlns at once Gsefu aud beautiful
Please give as a cal. az our large and convenient
~ re- where NAV be found The IN tt eoEnpl 10 as
: rtnent OF boofs shoes, Tronks aud Car
pet Bags, to be found AZ shy oa,. place in yir
gina WHITE A PAGE
% Main st, doors below Do ,ley's Hat Store.
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FIRE. LIFE AND MARISB

HOTICE.-The public are herr,
sseKMEnzassz.ss. by informed that the steamboat
tUnU al be taken OFF the route via Port Wal
thai, between Richmond and Norfolk. on Monday.
ist November, tor the purpose of undergoing re-
pairs and being fitted for the win er. Due notice
viii be given whsn ready to resume her place on the
tine again TBOS. DODAmEAD Supt,
OF e K & P. r. T. Co, Oct. 27:h, 1852
oc27
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near Wilmington, N. c., was destroyed by fire
on Sunday. Loss $4,000, and TO insurance.
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SANDWICH lsLANDs.-Advices have been
received from the Sandwich ISLANDS to the
l7th Of September, though the news is barren
OF interest.
The exchequer of the kingdom is in a most
0eplorable state. A loan is talked OF. The
government organ thinks that the current year
will close with tine debt OF the country aug
nisa,ed to 100000, at twelve per cent. inter
est, This is heavy burden for govern
nent whose sources of revenue So Grip
pied as those Of the Hawaiian Kingdom
The U. s. Frigate ST. Lawrence, was a, Hiio
81 last accounts. There hadsbeen a seizure
OF California e,sel loaded with liquors.
tor ar infringement Of the Honolulu revenue
laws.
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MULTIPLICATION AND DANVILLE
Is RAILROAD COMPANY.-The fifth annual
meeting OF the stockholders in the Richmond and
Danvile Railroad Con pany will be held in the city
of Richmond On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of
December, 1852. The Stockholders will have the
privilege OF going to and returning from :ae meet
Ing on she Cars free Of charge.
T VAN DtURSEE, Secretary
Form Of Porsr Of Attorney to UOte at meeting of
the S.ochboidtrS:
KNOW ALL MEN By THESE PRESENTS: That
-, the undersigned, DO hereby constitute and
appoint - attorney <they or either OF tham) for
-, and il name, to vote on all ques-
t0ns that may be srUugnt before the rncetir +
the Stockholders OF the Richmond and Danyille
Railr ad Company 10 De held in the city of Rich
znond, Wedr esday, the 9Th day OF December,
1852, or any 'djourned meeting thereof, hereby
ratifyins ali the acts OF said attorney in the pre-
mises, fully as i - were present, and
voting in person
In testimony whereof - have herpnto aft xed
- hand this - day Of -, 1852.
'No proxy shat. be valid for more than six
months from the date .hereot"-(Ex.ract from the
4lh Bylaw
no 9-Jt8D P. VD., Sec'7.
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eve Speak as TO Wise Me..,
aVERE EVER SUCH CURES MADE
w by any other Medicine than Hamp.

toms Vegetable Tturfure .-GREAT MFhT
CAL DISCOVERY!-With such testimony, no strnnu
proof be given unless it be tra OF this won
derful Hampton's Vegetable Tincture
Let the afflicted read read!
BARRELLvILLE, ALLEGASY Co, Mo.
May +, 1867.
To Messrs Mortimer Mowbray.
Dear Sirs: In justice 10 DR. Hampton's Vegetable
TlnCture. wish to inform you that was taken slcx
the Sd day of January last with affection of the
stomach, bowels and kidneys. | attended BY four
eminent Musicians for than two months alltois
tie or effect | had some knowledge of the great
virtue in Hampton's Tincture from bottle which
my wife had taken two years since.
came to the conclusion that would take no more
medicine from my physicians, but try the Hncture;
and am happy to inform you had not taken il two
days before felt It's powerful influence upon my so
sch have continued using the Tncture, and am now
able to Leave my room, and eat any common diet
without much inconvenience rpressure on my stom-
ach
The afflicted their friends daily visiting NE to
learn of the great virtue there is in this Tneue Of
Hamptons.
| expect to send you several certificates in a lew
days-one especially from young lady who has been
confined to her room twelve mouths, with disease of
the head, affecting the brain
Respectfully yours, W HALL.
On the permanency of the cure hear him. Shn Az
other letter from the above,
BARRELLvILLE, ALLEGANY Co, Mo, |
October Is, 1882
Messrs Mortimer Mowbray:
Dear Sirs. | am happy TO inform you that this day
finds me in the endowment of good health by the use Of
your Hamptons Tincture and the blessing of God. I
enabled to pursue daily avocatiOns usual snd
have great desire that the afflicted should know ne
great curative powers of the Tncture.
am, with respect, yours,
EW HALL.
Truth Stranger than Fiction None Heed Dsspoar
II Ladys Testimony after hirty-eigh yea1sof
Suffering!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful rnedi
cine, could 1t perform the astonishing made BY
it'll
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April B, tsoS
Messrs Tyler & Adair:
have been afflicted with rheumatism, at times fon
my twelfth year, will be fifty years of age the i8ra
this month: the attacks at times severe "a
to render elpless have tried various remedies
to very little effect Last October was attacked IN
my shoulders sides. back and hips; could not resf.
day or night; could any part of my BODY
without crying with pain at this time also TIED ma
ny remedies, internal and external without receiving
any retef was at last advised 10 try HamptOn's We
getable Tncture before | had taken bottle of
which felt much better, and continued taking It
felt strength coming into my back and limbs ara my
stomach strengthened and revived every way ATYe
taken five bottles, and much better than expect
ed TO be. intend TO use il whenever need L, and
would recommend IL 10 the afflicted believing one
qualled
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGWEsL.
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LII Physicians agree TIA, large and frequent
Il doses OF nauseous alcoholic com pounds taken
into the stomach from time 10 time, must have a
tendency 10 etroy the beautiful Of ID vital
organ of the human svstem," and ii 10 well know n
all the medical profession, ,ha' the active priDci
pie OF gallon OF liquid medicine can be placed in
n4useous draug hts The erroneous idea that '.,he
more nauseous ia medicine the more potent It's et
fects," is now discarded by ali Ca did reasontrs
and il is indisputabIy proved beyond doubt Ii at
BRYANS PULMONlC WAFt Rs medicine OF
the m .t agreeable and palataoe nature is TIE most
eaect0sl remedy tor Coughs, COLDS, and nl-ir con
sequences. They invariably give re aef IN ten min.
utes and are SO pleasant TO the taste thet any cnid
will take them.
Price 20 cents per box For sal. by
no GAYNOR a MOOD Ilrrc
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q Madame Sontag was serenaded by Sc
yeTaI German Societies on her arrival in Bos-
ton.
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ELIZABETH BAGVEhL.
Rev. Vernon E.kridge, U. u. y.

PORTSMOUTH, - august 10, nh
Mr. z Boush-Dear Sir: While am in genera OPP
posed 20 Patent Medicines candor cOmpeis 20 state
that have great confidence In the virtues OF Hanp
toms Vegetable Hncture For several months past
have used it in my family and in dyspepsia loss OF APP
petite dizziness and general debility, with entire sue
cess. SO far my experience extends, therefor
take pleasure IN recommending II 10 the afflicted 81
safe and efficient remedy.
| am. respectfully yours,
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NEW BOOKs, just pabIished. ViIIag

NEW BOOKS, just Published. Village
y Life in Egypt, by bavie st. John, author OF
Adventures in the Libysn DESERT "Two Years
Residence in a Levsntine Family"
This book will be welcome, presenting diff.
ferer picture Of Egypt from the usually painted
By travellers in that region The life CT the low er
class CT pc, pie is here most graphically depicted
and Eastern stories and anecdotes illustrative of tee
condition ct the country population are given.
Palsy, the Potter, . vols-cioth 81 30
The Life OF Bernard Psfissy of Saintee mis- labors
and discoveries in AIT ard science, with an outline
of his philosophical doctrines and illustrative seec
TONS from his works by Henry Morley, aathor of
''How to make Home Unhealthy &c
For sale at MORRIS Bookstore.
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rOCHRANs MACHINE FOR CRUSH

COCHRANs MACHINE FOR CRUSH
y ING GOLD ORE-Rscently paentet 10 this
country and Europe.-These Machines, b. their
simplicity Of construction their durability tne an
doubted principles upon which they operate, their
Elective operation and result, are Justly entitled 70
the consideration Of all parties engaged in CrasA.
ing. Grind ng and Puverising Gold Ore. and slt
other ores or mineral substances. They work and
deliver wet or dryas may be required, and car. be
worked By stesrn water. or horse power, ADD when
pui 'rrising gold bearing quartz, particularly
when muen sulphurste OF Iron 10 found with the
ore. The Perfect manner in which ali the mststai
passing through the machine 70 graduated, keeping
the gold pa f.etlv bright from Is to 30 ger cent
more gold IL produced than by any other process
known. Machines. with the right 10 use them,
capable OF poserIsing to a me powder 500 peuneS
Der hour are sold at s.0Oo--those plysrising one
ton per hour at 81, 5D0-and those pulyerisipg tws
tons per hour a, 5000 de,ivs red In New York.
~ To miners who arc noS prepared to paFeasse'
III. ma hines will be furnished, and rented on tho
following ter ms, viz:
machine to puiverise iooo pounds per aour'
s3)o-per year,
" !" one ton - $500 4"
" two tons A." $3.50
compatent person will be provided to erect the
machine q, the expense OF the lessee
Machines at work In New York, and a. Iae
TesiuEeun Gold .mine If Commodore Stocx.an,
fmvanna Coaat., Va.
Application may % made 10 William Beasisy,
Esq Dsnialsy.lie, Spotsyiysuia Coaaty, Va, or 10
Mr.. JOAN q Ress,ey aseet OF Commodore steek'
toa. MAS eoslesyili FiaTaana Co. Va.
For farther particulars address
+. "a BuSStNG co,
oe io--fta m ssiiw ss-e "
-r-~~-----------------------
nooR MATS -Ag s~al assortment .ooss
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- FOR RENT, for the year IS 50, or for a
Ha ;ern OF years, that large House and Lot in the
town u Mancnestsr, commonly known as the old
Farmers ytel. rs size and locality, near the CT
ty, make desirable place to any gentleman who
might wish to open boarding school, or it would
suIt vely well two sGaall families All necessary
r pairs viii BE- put upon it. For terms ard % rite
uiaTs apply 10 Rpbe.; D. Ward, attorney at-law No
% Main street, raary opposite the City fiotel
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT or RICHM ON ID .

SAILED,
Brig TAR atine Wyman, Boiton, 7our and wheat
Shields & S1meryiile.
Schr Frances, Stad!ey, Boston. -four, &c, Cur.
RE.
Schr Lake, Lake, New York, coal.
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FIRE AND Loss OF ForK LlvEs.-The dwe,-
ling OF Ayrou II. Cole, in Welt-burg, Ere
county, Pa, took fire on Tuesday morning
isss, destroying the entire contents Thee u
Mrs. Ceg~'s children, and one OF James Elem
ning's, were unable to escape, and were cor.
amed by the devouring slemeut.
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fsE@. FOR hENT.- Part of dwelling. consist.
E.li ing OF . rooms, with privilege o. kitchen,
situated On Man s,raet, private enlrarce-snltable
tor small family without inc amhrance Posses
sion give Immediately. Apply at this office.
no y-3L*
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AusrRALIA.-The latest intelligence from
Australia is contained in the Ala CaIigor-
MIA:
From Australia we have files of SvdIey pa-
pes TO July 7ih. The village OF Guadagal
on the north bank OF Nurrumhidgee, was de
shoyed 6y treshe, on the 26th Of June Be-
tween 60 and 80 lives were lost. The tcvr
has been completely ruined. The rains had
been very severe. Business was brisk ami
provisions high. The gold discoveries are
reported TO extend and increase in value over
% Immense surface of country. Fortunes are
beng mad, il is said. with great facili,,,
and bundieds Ct English emisran,s are nrtiy .
ing IN The country Amos, daily. The amount
Of dust aud nuggets" shipped TO England oo
The Goth and 9Th Of june was IS OLA Ounces
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Corner OF Main aud Govern or sta.
- PIANO FORTES OF RELI-
EA@.EIal 4q ABLE CHARACTER. A. Stodart &

dUU K'CW ;
are makers as well known in the Musical in the
Fashionable world; in the Musical account of
their superior tone. power and durability; In the
Fashionable for their Elegant Style, choice work
manship and real excellence in all respects
The subscribers are the sale Of
those instruments in the city of Richmond.
Wehave recently received large supplies from
the above celebrated makers-some richly carved
in the style which prevailed in the time of LOUIS
XIV. others eff the present day, and several plainly
furnished but Of good tone at low prizes.
NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
nos BOOKSELLERS Eagle SQUARE
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"a HO ARE THE HAPPY. VI. RAN
w DOLPH has received, Nov, s.
Who are the Happy, Piety, the only sounda-
ton of true and substaniial 10y; by Rev Water
bury, DD-25c
Gallant Tom, or the Perils of the Ocean: an In
tere ting sea tale-25c
The Forrest, by w Huntington, author of Albau,
Lady Alice. This is a love stoty-l IS
2nd Series of Leigh Hunts Book tor Corner
No % Putnam's Library 5c
Discovery and Exploration of the Mississippi; Val
ley, with the Original narratives of Marquette AL
louez, Membre Henepin and Anartsse D"uay; by
Jno Shea with fac sim;le of the newly discover
ed map OF Marquf .:e-S2
Confessions Of an Eton Boy, by Chas Roweroft,
Esq-50c
443 Litell,s living Aye-l2c
November No Plough Loom and Anvil
November No London Lancet
Memoirs Of Martha Thompson Sharp, by her pas
tor, Rev Helm. American Tract Society," Isc
A Pastors Councils, American Tract Society-l2
Letters from Senior TO Junior Physician, Am.
Tract Society-6c
Irving's Sketch Book, $40, fire new edition, with
plates-s6 nos
THE COME. sIONs of AN ETON
l. BOY Lii and Public Career of Daniel
Webster including brie outline OF his Servicrs to
the Nation, as Representative, Senator and Store
tary OF State with summary OF his views on the
great Maternal Questions OF tie day, from the New
York Daily Tlmes-l2c
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