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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-02

Dr. Garter p. Johnsons Lecture at the Atheneaa,
Saturday eueaing, on"7hs Principal Dirisioa of
the Animal King dom."
The lecturer, at the outset, recapitulated the
points of distinction in his last lecture as follows
ANIMALS. VEGETABLES.
Voluntary Motion No Vol Motion
Sensation g Sensation
Stomach {" Stomach
Consume Alb Fib, sc. Do not consum =
Produce Carb. Alb,men, NIB. &c.
Acid and Water Consume
Consume Oxygen Carb. Acid and Water
Produce Oxygen
Dr.. j. then proceeded to point out first the analo-
sies, and secondly the differences between the va
yious animals. Men were apt to copfound analcsy
with difference-hence true understanding g
those distinctions was necessary to correct CLASH
hcation of the dtferen animals. There were plain
points of analogy between man the highest type
of the animal kingdom-and the fresh water Hy
dra-poyp, as regard their appetite forl food-their
respiration, and breeding. There were other analo
ges more remote. to ascertain which, il became ma.
cessary to learn what organs in man corresponded
to organs in animals. Some asserted, that those
parts were corresponding parts that performed the
same functions. This was not so, because the bro.
cess of respiration which was performed by the
lungs in man, was performed by different orgsns in
the mollasca and insects DR. J. here took bone of
the human to illustrate bis course of argument
With man this bone was used as a means of pro
lection, and to seize food. The humerus of TIE
bird although Of similar shape to that of man. acted
only organ II flight-whie the ham srus of the
cat acted organ of sustentation. Here, then
were three corresponding organs or parts, the es
sential elements of which vera the same-but all
performing different functions.
We are unavoidably compelled to give but a pass
Ing notice Of the remaining points Of Mr.. Us very
interesting lecture Two striking points of aualo-
gs in animals consisted In the liver and brain
khich were found ia their rudinentary condition In
bhes, the lowest in the Gale of alimals--and in
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fe l6-ts

~ Only ~ 1-2 and 25 GEMS for Bill.
iOus Habiss and the Liver, ths hest Pnr.
gative Pilf knOwn.-DR ROSES RAILROAD
thousands who have used them dee!hre for purify.
ing the bleed, carrying off all bile, and producing
healthy tone to the liver They are called 'sRail.
road Pis," because they go aheadiof all other Pills
in their good effect
DR.. RasEs celebrated Family aills for Indiges.
ton, Dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also in
great oemand-price 25 cents, asd for sale by Pur.
cell, Ladd Go, Adie & Gray, Gaynor & Wood,
Bedeker, Bennett & Beers r r. Duval. O. A
Streeker and J. Blair ia Oh =.
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BAKERS BITrERs.-We take pleasure in ca2ang
she attention of those who, when afflicted with
disease, desire to use a remedial medicine Of plea.
SAINT taste and harmless compounds, and q sare re-
storer and preventative of heath-tn use this
article of Bitters. The writer of this notice has
used these Bitters when suffering from dyspepsia
fever, and severe and harassing colds, and found
them to be complete curative of those distressing
affections.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-02

H ON Thursday night last, some person called
at the Post Office and took out letters for Box No.
=, without authority, and has not yet returned
them One contained negotiable note for 1858 80,
payable to the order of James George OF Baltimore
The person who has them will please return the
same to the owner, in the Post Office.
NH DIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-02

THE ATHENEUm.-This evening. Dr. E. K Kane
who was connected with the late Arctic Expedition
will lecture upon the "Arctic Region in connection
with the Search after Sir John Franklin" This
interesting theme will be clothed with unusual at.
traction from the fact, that Dr. Kane was him
self an explorer of the vast frozen regions of the
North
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-02

WITHOUT PAssEs-Richard, slave to James
Thomas, arrested Saturday night for being
without pass, was on yesterday discharged
by the Mayor, with an admoni,ion.
Fleming, slave to DR.. Haxall, was brought
before his Honor yesterday, charged with go.
ing out on Sunday evening contrary to the
will of his master, and endeasoring to escape
from the watchmen. Ordered Is lashes.
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WITHoUnPAPERs William Cooper was taken
into custody Sunday evening for want of register
but producing them yesterday, he was discharged
by the Mayor.
William Freeman, and his brother, under arres,
for remaining in the city contrary to law, were re-
CURED give security for their appearance before
his Honor ON Monday next
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TREsRAssING.-Isaac, slave to George F. Johr
son, and Frank, slave to George L. Earnest, were
found tt espassing upon kitchen, tenanted by ne
groese belonging to the Central Railroad Company,
by the watchmen Sunday evening, and on yesterday
seneneed by the Mayor twenty lashes each
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SOUTH SIDE RAlLRoAD.-Ths road, as we
learn from the Petersburg Intelligencer, was in
running order Saturday, as far as Burke's. in
Prince Edward County, distance of So miles.
The company have worked well, and We trust
they may 60 on with their road to Lynchburg
with like expedition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-02

- The 22d February was celebrated in
Lexington with much spirit by the Societies
Of Washington College, and the v. M. Insii-
rute. Addresses were delivered by Cadet Pat
ton, of Richmond, and by Messrs. Goul, of
Rockbridge. and Darts, Of Bedford.
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LYNCHBURG AND TENNESSEE BAILRoAD.-
We learn from the Lynchburg Express, that
this road was opened ON the Goth to Little
Otter Bridge, distance of % miles. An ex-
pertinent trip to that, resulted to the entire sat-
isfac,ion of all the parties who took part in it.
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- The New York Express states. that
Rev. MIR. Hoge of this city, has been invited
to take charge Of the Presbyterian Church, at
the corner Of Clinton and Remsen streets.
Brooklyn. 1t does not say whether he would
accept. He preached there Sunday.
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ARREST IF RUNAWAY SLAvE.-Sarah Scott.
siave belonging to Mrs. Lyle. of NJ ntgomery
couny Md, was brought to Alexandria. on Friday
from Fairfax county, Va, where she was found il,
company with man named Sheckies, from New
York He was also arrested, but subsequently, dis.
charged on condition of his leaving the State In
one banr
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Conference.-The continued case of John
Handy, charged with stealing two pair OF
pantaloons on Friday last, from servant o.
Judge Caskie, was again continued until Fri.
day, in order to afford opportunity for obtain
ing the presence ofhis guardian, now residing
in Albemarle county.
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STEALING LIQuoR.-Lewis, slave to F. E.
Quarles, was brought before the Mayor on
yesterday, for stealing brandy from his owner
and being out late at night without a pass,
He was ordered thirty mine lashes.
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The Fair for 81. john. ChnrcI

A viii open tn the store lately occupied by
Messrs Sutton e. Winston, Main street few d aors
below the City Hotel, on Tuesday. the I'd instant.
and continue several days 1t will consist of
pleasing variety of Useful and Ornamental articles
End the usual Refreshments. As the object of this
Fair is TO pay for the repairs VIII oh were found in
dispensabie to preserve this old relic from run is
hoped that the citizens Of Richmond viii give to ii
tnef gene Gus aid NH l-3tA
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LOCAL MArTHks.

DEMoCRATfC MEETIsG.-Thc Democrats D
Henrico county held a meeting yesterday az
iernoon, at the Henrico Court House, for the
purpose Of electing delegates to the ensuing
Democratic State Convention, to be held on
the oath Of this month. r. A. Mayor was
elected President, and Daniel E. Gardner, Sc
cretary Of the meeting. The following gentle
men were then chosen as Delegates
Albert M. Aiken, J. T. Childrey, Henry
Cox, James Aiken, Charles Boswell, Sam'l
Cottrell, jr., Walter Leake, VIM. A. Doderick,
Joseph Sinclair, Robert M. Courtney, Jno. N.
Powell, James C. Spots, Spotswood G. H..
Waldrop, d. N. Haxall, Thomas Richie jr.,
M. B. Young. ]. r. Lewellen, ]. H. Parkhill
A. Robinson, jr., J. F. Wren, Absolom Black
burne. John Belcher, Benjamin F. Benter, C.,
w. McMurdo, Nathaniel King, Richard H.
Lorton.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted.
ResoEred, That this meeting recommend
meeting of the Democrats of Henrico county,
at their next April Court. to enquire into the
expediency Of nominating Democratic ticket
to fill the several county Offices under the new
constitution. With the adoption of some reso-
lutions, of minor importance, the meeting adj
jourued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-02

IRELAND, Va, March II, 1879
EY Mr. H. G. FARRELL: have used your Lin.
ment, andfound it more than you recommended.
must say 1t is the best medicine of the kind ever
heard Of A wom7n here is using it for what the
doctors call Fungus The disease Is said to be in
plish cure.
fe 2l-l2t I ROIISE N
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~ The LAST OF WAsHIseros,s PAR.
BEAREREs.-On Tuesday last The Masonic
maternity OF Alexandra, attired in the regalia.
paid the last tribute OF respect 10 the memory
OF the late Samuel Hilton. ~ho departed this
life on the 22nd inst. Mr.. H. was the Last Of
the survivors Of the Pali-bearers Of Washing
ton.
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STEAM BETWEEN FRANCE AND BRAzIL.-
Nantes newspapers state positively that the
establishment of line of transatlantic steamers
between Nantes and Brazil, is on the eve of
authorization. The Phare de In Loine saws
that five steamers will be provided for This
service. They will put in al Sanranker for
passengers and merchandise, and at Lisbon
for the former only; they will afterwards touch
At Pernanbuco, Bahia and Rio.
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Wonderful cure OF HeredIfaTY
scrOfula by Hampt0n's Vegetable Tine.

ScfOfHIa by HamptOn's Vegetable Tinc.
iure.-This certificate is from the pen of a gentle.
man whose name appears on the journal of Con.
gress one who is extensively and favora,,y known
IL affnres me Pie sure :3 state that Dr. Jesse
nary cure of my slave boy Albert. The patient
was three years cd. and had the crofula-fbie ia.
Their was scrofulous) The boy was moving mas
OF sores from head to foot-the upper lids of the
ewes were much swollen, and turned inside Out,
eAhiolng horrible mastering ulcers that protruded
over the ey balls so as to produce blindness II ia
strange yet true this child that felt rcsigns 10
see die as relief from suffering has been Restored
TO health under the treatment of Dr. Hamptoo
w. P. THOMASSON.
Louisville, March 20 1851.
Call on o. A. STKECKER and get pamphlets
gratis See advertisement in to days paper
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GOTHIC CHURCH.-Tbe L.d;e

GOTHIC CHURCH.-The Ladies
OF the Gothic churcN Rev. Mr. Hose's,)
will spen q fair at Bosher's Hail on TUEsnAy
March 2pc, at l2 o'clock. NJ /, to be continued far
several days. They have prepared great variety
OF useful and fancy articles, which they win offer
Tor sale a. very liberal prizes. The usual refresh.
meufs will also be provided The proceeds Of n (.
Fair VIII be applied TO the payment Of the debt -
due on the Church. fe es-ass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-02

DUNLOP, MONCURE & co. ask the
@>S attention of dealers to their sacton sale
of Groceries, &c, THIS MORNING, at half past
10 o'clock, without regard to weather mb2
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THIEs MEXICAN MUsTANG LINZ

MINI 70 PrepaItu upon th' IhIhiita5Ie pTinti.
ples OF natureafter carefully stud sing and expei
menting with the various ingredients OF its compo.
son, upon the diff sient diseases for which il is re.
mn1ended Ii actsu strict chemical physio
logical, and organic laws and can, therefore, be de
nended upon with the utmost certainty in curing
Rheumatism, Bruises, Burns. Ulcers, Sprans, and
for Sores Of any kind, of long or Short duration
also, tor sore or caked breasts, chapped hands, ,et
tiers or riDg.worms- III put up in bottles with di
rections. OF three sizes and sod for 25 cents SC
cents and @1 the so cent size contai 10 three tmes
III quantty of the IS cent sza and the Oh contain.
eight times the quantity of the IS cent size-the
large size being greatly the cheapest
NH 2--eodts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-02

HAYES II. SUTTON, NOTARY
@>~S PUBLIC -Partieslar attention paid to
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments, and
COLLECTING CLAIMS of all kinds. Oiice In
the Law Building, Richmond, Va.
Il will pay the market price for Rosnty Lard
Warrants. 20 o.
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UNENDoRsED PAss.-David. slave to NJ. A.
Purcell, arrested for want of a correct pass,
Sunday evening, was discharged on yesterday
by the Mayor, with a warning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-02

AssAULT.-Henry, slave to Glenn & Davis,
was arrested on Sunday, by officer Tyler, for
throwing stones at a white boy, and on yester-
day was ordered by the Mayor, Is lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-02

BAILED.-lsrown Lake, reeently committed
to Jail for drunkenness, was on yesterday ad-
mitted to security in the sum of 500 for future
good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-02

THREATENRss.-James H. Butler, brought
before the Mayor for threatening to chastise
his wife, was bound over on yesterday, in the
sum of 500 to keep the peace.
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AUCTION NOTICE-p

K ~ AUCTION NOTICE.-Particula
3>~Sa attention is solicited to our sale, at tn
residence of the late Philip Harrison, as which
time the best of the Furniture will be dispense,
Of At 10 o'clock precisely, the Wines will b,
sold. See advertisement
NH 2-lrE ALEX MOTT g. CO.. Aucts.
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
Debate in the D. s. Senate The Baltic and
the Weather-Mr. e. X. Ceiiiss- Hon.
Henry A. Wise, sc.
WAsllIscToN CirY, Feb. 28, 1852.
Mr.. Rheti, on yesterday, went into labored
exposition and defence Of his peculiar and iso-
lated position in reference to the Compromise
measures.
In the course OF his speech he took occa-
bams, caustic rebuke for his denunciatory
remarks in regard to the reasonable and
knavish attitude, he tMr. RI assumed, tn.
wards the Senate and the country.
This called up Dir Ciemmens, in reply, who
dispensed to the South Carolina Senator. a
castigation, that, perhaps, has no parallel in
the annals OF the Senate. You will have an
early opportunity to peruse the published
speech of MIR. c. The effort of Mr.. Clemmens
was a whitening invective, throughout; but
bears no assimilation 10 the style of oratory
which characterizes the satirical efforts Of
henry .. Foeie. MIR. Foote uses with scientific
skill and precision, the dissecting knife, lay ing
bare The most henious SINS follies and deformi-
ties OF his victim; on the other hand, Mfr.
Ciemmens, pounces upon his adversary with
am impetus that is terrible and fatal; the club,
the bludgeon and carving knife, have all done
their work when his attack or parry ends one
OF the youngest members of the Senate, he is
last attaining rank and position that will
place HIM among the most gifted statesmen of
the land.
This morning, at an early hour, made an
effort to gam an entrance to the Senate Cham
Der, in order to hear the concluding remarks of
MIR. Clemmens, but without success. | was
enabled, however, las an outsi1er,) to catch a
few detached sentences of his speech; it wa.
continuation of the invectve vein INDUCED
IN on yesterday. MIR. Rhett has been placed
h0rS du combat; and my advice would be, that
from such another encounter as this, he should
ever respond, "Good Lord, deliver u.s."
The inclemency of the weather to-day, de-
TERED many who are anxious to visit the mag
nlhcent steamer Baltic; she will, however, re-
main here week, when an opportunity will be
presented to all who desire ii, TO avail them
selves Of the occasion to see and examine the
finest specimen Of naval architecture afloat.
With commendable promptitude, our corpo.
iate authorizes are making arrangements TO
give the officers and yisters who arrived on
the Baltic, complimentary dinner. E. X.
Collins, Esq, one of the principal owners, is
now here; and genuine specimen of TITO
roughgoing, progressive American, he is, too.
1t has been stated, that the Hon. Henry A,
Wise, (now in Washingion,) visits the metro
polls on political mission. This is not pre-
ciseiy the case, he has business of both a pri.
vate and professional character; although he
may, perhaps, contribute a few ingredients 10
the political cauldron. HENRICo,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-02

I OST.-On thes2ssh instant, between the Fred
- ericksburg & Petersburg Del ot a POCKET
BOOK, containing Sg25 in money and valuable pa
pers. The contents were as follows: two SiOO
bills, on the Northern Bank of Kentucky, payable at
their Branch at Richmond, Kentucky; one dated
le47, and the ether 1912; $25 in fves, on.the Far
mers Bank OF Virginia The finder viii be literally
rewarded by returning it to J. C. CADY,,
NH Pts Petersburg Va
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NEW APOTHECARY STORE.
WILLIAM MhYO DADE,
Chemist and Apoihscary.

THE SUBSCRIBER has taken the store No.
4 IL, Main street, opposite the Old Market,
Richmond Va, where he intends keeping a gene.
raj assortment of srtises usually sold by Apobeca
res, which he will sell at the lowest prices He
nopes' from ms know ledge and expe rience in and
close attention to the business, TO merit and re-
eelve sh re of tae patronage of his friends and
The public Physicians prescriptions prepared with
great care and nsataess
NH 9 wN DAnr
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VNANTED.-Any man of energy, having from
/ w five hundred'to eight hundred dollars, Cash,
and desires to engage in safe, pleasant, and prof
liable business, ofsmanufacturipg goods anted by
every man. woman and child in the country, may
address ERWIN, at this Office, with name and
place of interview. This is chance seldom met
with. NH o-I+-
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MARRIED.

At Portsmouth. Tuesday, Goth inst, by Rev Yer
non Eskridge, MIR. l. w. BILLUPS, of Richmond
to Miss E F. GLENN, of Portsmouth
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MR.. J.S.PERKINS, Teacher of Draw

mi X. J.S-PERKINS, Teacher of Draw.
Isl ing. is about commencing with a class of
young ladies', at the school room of Miss Smith, on
First Street, which will give an excellent opportu.
nifty to those WHO wish it. to attend 10 the study of
the Art during the three coming months. =
The lessons will be at ~ o'clock p. NJ, on Mon.
days and Thursdays Terms. SO.
Specimens of the style of Drawing may be seen
at the bookstores of Messrs. Nash & Woodhouse,
and Harold g. Murray. Mr.. P. can be seen at Mrs
Hutchisons, on franklin Street, between End and
3d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-02

HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-The quarterly
term Of this Court commenced on yesterday
The Grand Jury were duly sworn, but made
no presentments. Civil business occupied the
attention of the Court during the day.
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LOLA MONTES.-Tbjs exor

m 49, LOLA MONTES.-This exoui- lie
y - picture of this beautiful and talented la.
q! pronounced by all judges a very superb work
OF art The lady herself says:"I have sat for
great humber of pictures in this country, but sir
these are the only ones that please me. i like
them all very much, indeed" This is high com
pimenf, inasmuch as she has satfor nearly every
artist In the country. ave have before noticed
Mr.. SIMONS' sharp effects and full shades in Da.
guerreoiypng, but this picture OF Lola Monies is
perfection itself"-D Dispatch One of the hand
soonest Daguerreotypes and finest specimens of
taken by sIMONS,"-Eaquirer. Copies for sale.
M P. SIMON'S,
mn ISL. Main street Eagle Sonara
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R ~, just Received and Tor sale. a tine Ior
OF Imported and Domestic Cigars Also.
Che American Gentleman and Mackabo Snuff. CT.
gar Cases, &c, which We will sell at Northern
prices. liberal discount to cash dealers.
JAMES A. HARRINGTON a. co.
mh1-3t* Corner of Main and lo,k -
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GOLD PINS, u the most approved maaa-
factare, with gold Or silver cases. Aiso, single
Pens. without the case, for ssle by
mia GENNET & JAMES Eagle Square.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COM.

~ PANf,-During the session OF the Legislature
OF the State of New York in 1851, a law passed to
protect insurers in all companies chartered by the
state or doing business within the State requiring
each company to deposit. with the comptroller, as
security for all insurers bonds or osher good Sc.
curities to the amount OF 100000. This company
duly complied with those acquisitions, whilst some
others have not.
My object, however, in referring to this law, is to
correct an error in the minds Of many II has been
reported that the law only pro ted citizens of the
State OF New York. have in my posse ssion co;y
OF the law and VIII shew it TO all interested. II
makes no distinction it protects all insured.
Call at my office, No. 203 Msiu street
mh2 CHAS. WORKMAN. Agent
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a HENRY LYMAN, IMPORTER,

q HENRY HYMAN, IMPORTER.
~ Just arrived, by steamer from Europe,
NI new supply of Gold Watches and Chains
q The Watches are made by the most cele--
brated makers, Tobias, johnson. &C.. expressly
for my own retail trade, ordered when was at the
Worlds Fair with my own nam upon them; Also
quantity of movements without the cases, SO that
any lady or gentleman can order TO be made any
pattern case they may wish, and with two faces
Gold and Enameled they may be seen at the old
established store of
HENRY LYMAN, No. 96 Main st
The only direct importer of Watches and Guns
NH ..------
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DEVELOPMENT WANTED-A eente

ing for this advertisement fe cit
EEPLOXNLENT WANTED.-A gentle
II man out OF employment would be pleased 10
procure situation as Clerk Salesman in whole
sale dry goods or grocery store, (hatihgs had tea
years. experience in the mercantile business in the
country as scribe in lawyers office. agent col
lector, orany kind of employment that l. ecan make
a decent support at. His services can be had On
very moderate terms. The best references given
Address Country Merchant thraugh the pest OF
fee or any communications left at VIVA Goaldin's
office, will be attendedto. NH s,-3a-u
1--WE ACRES OF LAND rs HENRTCO
l. COUNTY FOR SALE-The subscriber has
for SALE five acres of LAND about Ii miles east of
Richmond. ON the New Bridge Rood. There is on
the land dwelling house, stables, barn, asd other
improvements It is fine location for a store, and
the lana is well adapted for a market garden AID.
ply to WM. p BALDWIN,
NH Pts On the nren,;ses