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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-09

d MkL1A LANO.--We offcr M -.
a and mc-t delirubIe tract Of land Is amsa,. nxgs
y, situated - follows: Lying il fhe errye 800
er END OF the county, n miles froe Arrc,S
River, ~ West OF Petsrsburg "a south w. n
Richmond; within ~ miles u the South eds g
road, and within milcs Of the Clnver Hin 3 a
road. All which channels CT trsnsportsticn sr n
easy and convenient access. This IL one Of n
very best In Amelia county. The situefion
10 elevated and healthy, and the society of the On
cumjacent country such a TO render the farm
Jet the more desirable Circumstances are much
In favor Of the suppositon that there il plenty d
coal on this land Nearly one halt of this property
is In pine Of origns growth and when this part ol
tits cleared it produces the very finest tobacco
There is abundance of stave timber, which, as well
as wood, may be conveniently bosted to Peters
burg.
One hundred and lightweight acres of this trac,
is bottom land of the ve:y best quality, and being
entirely tree from inundat;on every acre win pro
duce tobacco Of the very best quality. About 80
acres more of it is in clover and 40 acres in pea
faow.
The Improvements are good dwelling house a
garden and every out house that could be desired
The negroes. stock, crops, ard plantation impIe
ments will be sold wita the farm desirable.
Terms very accommodating
T0LER e. COOK,
aus General Agents.
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destruction of an American Fishing Yes.
sci by n British Cruiser.

BosToN, August 9TH.
By the arrival Of the steamer Admiral. we
have st. John, N. b., papers of yesterday,
but they contain nothing of interest.
Commodore Perry of the Mississippi, is pro.
missed hospitable reception upon his arrivai
at st. John.
The Advertiser of tlais city, publishes a
statement OF the CAPITALS Of fishing vessel,
arrived at Cohasset. to the effect that an Anne
racan fishing vessel had been fired into and
sunk by British Cruiser, for refusing to come
TO when ordered.
The Advertiser, however, does act believe
the story.
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Death from Injuries.

PHILADELPHTA, AUGUST O
james Miller, an officer of the city police,
died at the hospital last night, from injuries
inflicted three weeks since by Samuel Cop
penhwui,e while under arrest. In 1916, when
Copperthwaile was ouly l7iyears OF age, he shot
Hugh Kelly, and was convicted and sentenced
10 imprisonment, but was subsequently par
doLed by Governor Johnston.
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TELEGRAPH GREETINGS

On Saturday last we received the following
dispatch from the Lynchburg Express:
LYNCHBURG, Aug. 7, l2:45, P. NJ.
The Express to the Dispatch sendeth greet
ing.''
The compliment was Immediately returned
by the Dispatch. This was the first transmits
sion to the press over the line.
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The Massacre of Capt. Marcy and Troops
all q Hoax.
New ORLEANS,

I'VE" NKLEANs, August z.
The Picayune has received a copy of the
Little Rock Gazette of the Both; which pub
fishes statement from Fort Arbuckle, BRO.
nouncing in the most emphatic terms, the re-
ported massacre of Capt Marcy and his troops
TO be a hoax. This puts an end to this dis
tressing rumor.
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New YogK August6.-By intelligence re-
ceived in this city from Cape Hay;i to the 22d
of July. it is represented that an epidemic had
broken out there, resembling the plague, (which
was carrying off large numbers of the inhabi
tnnts daily.
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Flood and Loss of Lite.

MEDINA, August 6.-During rain storm
yesterday house on a stream near this place
was swept away, and two children in il were
drowned. The mother was rescued.
A barn flled with hay was also struck by
lightning and consumed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-09
Heoru Nail R0bteries.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 5.-The mail from
Nashville, Tenn, TO this city, was robbed on
the 23d ultimo, of $4,000 in drafts, and it is
also reported that second robbery was COM
mited on The 27lh when near $4,000 was
elOlen.
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Electioa of Hon 7T0mos +

Election Of Hon. Thomas III. Benton.
ST. Louis, Mo-, August s. Private dispatches
received here from the lower counties of this
Stale, leave no doubt of the election OF Hon.
Thos. Ii. Benton TO Congress. The official
returns will not be received for several days.
Isaac III. Sturgeon, an anti Bentonite, has
been elected TO tie State Senate from this city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-09
Sailing of Ike Arctic.

New YORK, August7.
The United States steamship Arctic, Capt.
Luce, sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool, with
SO passengers and $500 900 in specie. Col.
Moore, of Virginia, bearer of dispatches to
London, was among the passengers.
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Missouri Election .

ST.. LOUIS, August Gin the third district
Miller, Wing, for Congress, has 900 majority
in Cobb, Howard, Randolph, Cooper, Moni
teau, Boone, Morgan, Clarke and Lewis coun
ties.
The remaining counties gave 700 Demo.
cratic majority in 1850. Miller is doubtless
elected.
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AUCTION s1Irs


50
IL "a ~ RI. 81 IT, u 7z7z = 81
TXHa4W Anrn '27ssz :.
MO66 nm m RI - ~ - y
oGlunr NnS5.w sSee - l.s.s<--e.s
1e1os & tke ~. -. - il. ~ -. RI - -
~ mn lrerss ~ & crs~f 81 = 49, va $500
III pre11ises nm ssSsss xssssSa q ~ 90
81 = ~ 1afached, dtnated sbout ons Ms nostS
The- - g bsook Turnpike near d. suars1e
n 8 ~ eooux % acres a lard, Of ku0d 81 -
cfore 49, g cultivation - u evideuced - III
Dis 4 8 h~..s Iefeon 1he improvsmenfa coa
Of neYs~ $500 Soxe9e, eltuafed In u 0ak eruvu
nce <x1endirx ~ ro1n with : two Story por-
ntenen Win 49, ne en11re 'front.' . brick
nf.ck huoAe eons.;s - stepie corn house, and
s leaoence. Theee ir.sss roasns spart from the
e excellent order ksksaossments are Ill new and
800 Two years.. ~. 3 zen srecesd within The
-. wsier, and the whole ~ .oo1ndance Of excel
sna oitened sses are well enclos
of irnro, Icing had 70 location. al, -
iuPlovetnenfs, this pren~,,,r " nd character
alnary attractions = rursi ~, pfeseufs estraor-
Amer the al. 80 49,, gar.
be sold If desired -. ls sne growing crooa III,
can examine The -a,,. .sohs Wishing % parcha.s
TRRms--i.4tn cash ~ ssa0 me day Of ale.
"a month"; hear;no ;n,r, sas =. u u. ls and
of trust UPON the uropertv 1 urea ~ deed
ane IsMFy ~ sr.v,
=. -. al 1oA Auctr. !
II OUSE AND LOT ON FRENCH a An
II DEN HILL, AT AUCrION.--WiD be sold 4,
monday next, the 10th INSTANT at O'Clock, P II
upon the premises, neat twostory House an
Lot on French Garden Hill.
The house has been recently built, and contain
three or four rooms; .he lot fronts 80 feet an
iuns osck LOU pee' 70 sn alisy 10 zee, wac.
iioea'' JAMES ~ AAiLon, Auct.
~
Immediately after the sale uf the prope rty abov,
will be sold two Lots, fronting on East 10TH Mort
of M street, containing together front of go /.
feet and depth on the Northern line of ls5 fee
the Southern line being of lese depsh This Ian
abounds with moulders' and builders sand whic
is evidenced daily and almost tourlv nv depred,
tors VINO sen IL Ior tnose USES oesioes furnishing
sue 10, puhoing Wnicn command view OF COZ
sdefaoe portlon OF the city, and river and countf
oe1ow Lne tOwn.
IEAMs-one-louItn cash. ana tne res due J
est ana title retained In the possession OF the Aus
tioneer untii payment Is fully made
by order OF A. GODDIN
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctioseer. aug
EHIVE VACANT L,,l'S ON ST s1,rpuEr,
It STREET AMI TWO VACANT 7 nT, o.
LEIGH STREET. AT AUCTION VIII hs III,
on THURSDAY. the 10Th instant =, < oc,ocS J ~
upon the premises. Eve vacant Lots sitns,sd ., ~
intersection of Federal and St Josenh,s strss,s
each fronting 30 feet and runniny h.cs ian e.. !.
an allev 10 feet vide-being really .. y
improyinp 'o'' ~
Alter which, will be sold two vacant .o,s on 81.
North side of Leigh street ounosits TIC ras;aa -.
of Mrs. Prentiss fronting 40 fear each and rnu
ming hack l6 feet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-09

ICE. ICE 5000 bushels for sale on accom-
modatng terms by the subscriber, at his resi-
dence, on the Three Chop Road. (right FORK and
continuation Of the Plank koad. 2mies beyond the
jy 26--ssy2ys GEO, G. ExALL.
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TIE Hudson River Calamity.

NEW YORK, Aug.7.
Capt. Tallman, one of the officers of the
vessel arrested on charges of Manslaug hter,
gave bail this forenoon; MIR. VIM. Radford, one
of the owners, becoming bis bail in $4,000.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aug.7.
FLoUR-Sales of $50 bbls. st $4a$4 ~
GRAIN dull end unchanged.

1SO ACRES OF LAND IN HENRICO COUN
l. w TY AT AUCTION.-Win pc sold OR
sfOnday, the 9Th September. Chat being court
O'Clock NJ, abous $50 acres of Land, situated in
Henrico county about six miles below tie city, and
Joining the LAND of Mrs Frazier and Boswelrs Mill
This land is hesyiy wooded with pine and oak
and the cost of the land could probably be realized
from the sale Of the wood. Persons disposed to
purchase should view the land before the day OF
sale plat Of the above can be seen at nay Office.
The erms wiz be made known at the sale.
JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct
4-0a ry31pdtd
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Conversational Nomination.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 5.-Norman EDDY
has been nominated for Congress by the DEM
ocrots of the 9th district of Indiana.
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NEW YORK MARKET Aue.7.

NEW YORK MARKET, Aug.7.
CoTToE firm, with an upward tendency
FLOUR, sales of 1000 bbls. at prices in favor of
the buyer. Prime red WHEAT 94a95 cents
CORN, there is little doing, with downward
tendency iG the market. CoRk, sales of 30
900 bushels mixed at 64a65 cente.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-09
BY GEORGE J. SUMNER.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed TO AS ON tae 18th day of May, 1859 by
Oliver Drake, to secure the payment OF certain
debts mentioned there n, (recorded in the office Of
the Hastings Court for the city of KichmondD and
the request of the beneciaries mentioned in the
said deed, We shall, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
August, 1852 commencing at III O'Clock in the store
room on Main street. adjoining the one occupied by
Titus C.. Rice, and opposite To Vanlew q Taylor
ha DWARF STORE sell public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, lot of Carriages. Buggies, Hsr
ness DC, part of the property Conveyed in the said
deed. WATSON 4 HUGHES, Trustees
In lhe aforesaid deed.
Sale to be conducted by
au6 GEO J. SUMNER, Auctioneer
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT & co.
A UCTION SALE HOUSE

n FURNITURE, &C.-At the residence of A. w
Noting Oh 18th street. win be sold at public auc.
ton, on Thursday Evening, the 18Th august.
commencing at o'clock the Ioiiowing articles of
Furniture :-sofas, Dining Tables, Centre Tables
Card do, Side Board, Bureaus Book Cases Beds
and Bedding, Mahogany Sofa Bedsteads Carpets,
Glass Ware, two tine Mantel Clocks, with glass
vases Fine Oil Paintings, Parlor and Dining Room
Chairs, Kitchen Furniture of all kinds
Terms at sale. Sale conducted by
eu7 ALEXANDER MOTT a. CO Ai,cf
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VhEAT EXCiTEMENT,-L IN n

CHEAT EXtiTEMENT.-LI In THE
" SOUTH IA Companion to Uncle Toms Gu.
bin. second edition OF ten thousand is now print
ing, and will be ready Tomorrow. 1t is creating gu
excitement all over the country, fully equal to I'm
Gle Toms Cabin keeping hundreds of persons
busy in printing binding, and making the paper to
print it on.
Hear what the Boston Daily Bee says oft:
Those who have read Uncle Tom will
matter OF course, want his companion Here
it is-welI written, interesting, nsu ucve 1t por-
trays Life in the South by Southerner and may
be relied on equally true and graphic. The au
thor has sketched his characters with finished
pen. and throughor the volume there is success
sion of iDcidents that afford great charm to the
pages We think it viii be OF especial benefit for
all to read the work, and the more so these WIN
have been carried away with Mrs Stowe. There
are always two phases to life. Mrs. Stowe gave
one, Wiley here presents the other. The work is
illustrated with fourteen excellent engravings."
Price SO cents only. For sale at
GEO NJ. WEST g. BROTHERS,
au7 Exchange Bookstore.
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Cholera in Chambersburg, Pa.

CHAMBERsBURG, August.
The cholera broke out in this place, yester
day; much alarm prevails.
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.

BY DUNLOP, nIONCURE & CO.
A UCTION TRADE SALE, OF SUGAR,
"A MOLASSES, &c.-On Wednesday, the llth
instant, commencing at 10t O'Clock, we viii sell at
our Warehouse al Rockets, TO close consignments
sly hhds sugar, plantation and clarified. ranging
from tair to choice quaiitj.
$40 b5ls Louisiana Moasses, early crop, and
prime quality.
: $50 bbls New York and Louisiana Syrup.
137 b5ls small Loaf Sugar
100 packages, Loaf, Crashed, and POWERED Su-
gar.
IFS bbls Sugar, Whits and Yellow, clarified.
l20boxss Amsteldau Candies.
200 boxes Soap, &esMc.
TERMs-Under 500, cash; over 500, 4 months
credit for approved vegetable paper
Dunlop. MONCURE, L. CO.,
au3 Auclioneers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-09

a THOMAS E. PACE begs leave to inform his
friends and the public that ne has taken the house
recently occupied by II McNemara, corner of 4th
ana Broad streets, and is now purchasing and will
uine Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils and DIVES.
Having been in the business for the last seven
years and lately with of the oldest established
Doug houses in the city he thinks he can with con
naenee' ask share OF the patronage of Ply scians,
Families and the public -'-'''
bis medicines shall be Of the purest and best
qualty that can be purchased, which will be select
ed by himself in person, from the agents OF the
French and English Chemists in New York.
physicians are respectfully requested to call snd
examine his stock Families supplied with the
best articles IN very reasonable terms
He hopes, by strict personal attention to busi.
ness to give satisfaction to all who may be SO kind
as to favor him with call, assuring them nothing
shall be wanting ON his part to please The onaI,tS
OF all articles guaranteed
au4-l0r THOMAS y pAcC
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"A FOX kENT-the large AID vaiuaoit.
1FARM, the former residence Of Nicholas scbe.
Ie, decd situated in the county of Hanover on the
Central Railroad, nine miles from Richmond is tor
rent. This Farm is in high state OF cultivation.
has al the necessary houses, embracing dwelling.
barns, stables. &c; contains upwards Of five hun.
dred acres OF land, well enclosed and is laid out on
the three shift principle. To person DESTROYS of
Commencing the business of farming, this offers a
rare opportunity, as 1t can be made very profitable
1t Will be rented at puolic auction on the fourth
Tuesday OF this month, at Hanover Courthouse. be
tween tue hours OF Ii and IL o'clock. PEI sons de
lining the Farm before the day of renting
au o-dtdWlt* Il. DEWS. General AGENT
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nAILY LINE TO HANAN IN
~ LESS THAN TWO nAYS RY IrEM.cp a

1 49, LaNE ~ ID U " ii A n Al In
- LESS THAN TWO DAYS, BY CENTRAL
RAlLROAD-ALSO DAILY BY NATURAL
BRIDGE TO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Leave Richmond daily at half past 6, MI, to Staun
ton by night; second day to Buchanan by g. PM
On Inc return, leave Buchanan at o'clock A NJ
arrive at Richmond next day to dinner by half past
l O'clock 2 M.
This makes daily line via Natural Bridge to the
White Sulphur Springs.
Fare from Richmond TO Buchanan S 6
do do Richmond to White SULPHUR via
Eatur al Bridge 70
an e Fl Gill Srpa-;r,,.ao,.
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-. II -
4nn1nf1ll, = F.; y. ~ II !.
Laoo1D, I<.ys ~ ~. -.
- Orders for IN kinSs "a psss..e -,
cesseq sna executed IN 10 Md s.n, -
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ENARM FOX SALE.-Will be sold on MON
i DAY, the 10th day OF August at O'Clock, p.
NJ, unless disposed OF privately before, Of which
due notice will be given, nice market FARM, con.
tanning oo acres situated two and half miles below
the city, adjoining the lands Of James Malone and
Joel Bragg. There is upon the Farm comfort.
aoe dwelling, together wi1 barns, stables, Kitchen,
DC, as also well OF excellent water in the va,d
Inere are between 25 and 80 acres open and in a
high state OF cultivation, the balance in oak and
piae timber 1t can bepurchased with all the crops
upon It, and possession given Immediately. DAVID
bAhEh, JR., corner OF + and l7th streets is au.
thorlzed to make the sale privately Terms made
known on day of sale. au -lOt
(iOhE, coal, WOOD.-I am prepared TO
" supply consumers with Anthracite and Biturui
nous Coal. Coke, and Wood, at current prices, and
solicit orders from my friends and the public
SAMUEL HALVES,
au 4-3m North side the Basin
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MISS A. III SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
LsA YOUNG LADIES.-1st street. Be.
tween Main and Cary.-The next session of
this School will commence on MONDAY. Sen
temoer 9th. Competent Teachers will assist In
the English branches.
Ma. N. A. STAICOS, Teacher OF Languages,
Terms:
Primary Department. -........S2 $50 90
Common English branches. .-. 80 10
Higher English branches. 40 90
Music Inst. ..--------.-.--.. 40 w
Music Vocal, incl udng instruction in sing
ing by note, for each course of twenty.
four lessons, 90
Drawing do do do do... 0u
Fuel. 90
au 6-dtS27
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

rEAnsdi1rED FOX TnE DAiLf DisfxTcE
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4 EE7S JkFEEksON.-JW KANDOLpu
- (having bought the balance Of the edion) OF
fers tor sale In any quantity, % serva ions on the
writings OF Thomas Jefferson, with particular re .
ference to the attack On the emory OF the late
General Henry.Le zee, in series ofletters by II Lee
Second edition, with au Introduction and Notes by
Charles Carter Lee. Price reduc ed to $l25
aug 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-09

M0TlCE.-ln order to make room tor my Fall
II supply, will offer great Inducements to all
who wish to buy bargains in Dry Goods. have
lett some very desirable patterns OF Lawns French
printed Muslins, embroidered Swiss, Rareges, lis
sues, Chalies &c, which viii sell of at cost
WIN. ]. SWORDS,
au Us Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-09

liO.fARTNEkshlP subscribers have
~ this day formed CO partnership under tho arm
Of Werd, Eergusen 4 Co., and viii continue
me DRY Goods. importing and Jobbine business ct
the old stand, No. 49, Main street. where they win
be happy to see their old friends psomising to do
oil 10 their power to please.
They feel confident, a. their Fall Stock win be
entirely new in the Fancy line, and purchased for
cash. that they will be able to offer greater induce
mems tzan eve,. AL orders will be promptly at
teLded to. QUIN M. WORD,
]. B. FERGUSON, JR.,
July let 1852 w. H. WORD
Ia retiring from the Mercantile business, cor.
daily recommend to all of my old acquaintance
and friends the new COM ern, feeling every assu-
rance that not only justice and chea goods can be
had, but they will find them high minded and lbe-
raj In all trans actions.
July let, 1852. ISAAC r. BARKSDlLE.
au 4-Im =.
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- Az EsTRAY COW and CALF
ESSG the owner car get by applying a. tnls
sAA Tor this advertisement.
a., f-aadIw
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- r OK BkEAEN.--Ihe A. 4 Bre~1.e
S6k ship Schiller, e. Bahr, master, win 10 y Or
Tie aooye port For freight or passage apply -
au 5-3w sChAGh, kOHLkh eco
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"a gcIAUN 9AAAs--w1ss - nd = ~
= DAf MORNING., ths 81 81 ArnrSss - 1o
rs. s.o gu N irons q Messn rhopAs 3 ckeris u
and two Platform Ecales II az order AZ = -
ALEXANDER MOTT 4 CO.
|. - Auci0neGr&
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00FFEE.-65 bags Lagayra Coitee. lor SAFE Dy
VIII LIAM TAYLOR
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80 EMPTY FLOUR BAkRELs, IN
ooV sooo WM. FALCOEER,
oo vi Main street
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lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
- by A. MORRIS, late Drinker d Norris, NJ 81
Main street,
Journey to Katmandu, the Capital OF Nepaul,
with camp OF Jung bahaoaer, including sketch OF
the Nepaulese Ambassador at home, Dy Laurence
Olphant
Oilendrof's Nj thod: Primary Lessons in Ital.
ian, by G w Greene, NJ, Law Instructor in Mod.
efn Languages, in Browns University, author OF
Primary Lessons in FrGnch, &c.
Also Harper for August and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
.yTHITEnlassr's GALLERY "a

w otatt ditEAT INPROY EMEAT- 10 sai.s. %
bef being determined scoppaer vii ell Tie
nIsuts IN s busincss. has erected Hr aud my
light which i -. constructed o. 20 enable Inn r. pro.
ducc pictures in ftys seeesd. without the efy -tao'
md contracted features usually attending ie common
DBtuefre"'YPe thereby preserving the eye IS ih 81 a.
beauty Tho light being .oft, set very strong b. hfaa'
folly adapted H. taking groups ND children.
Having -parrd neither psip- czPe'.e ~ uilaR 'I
h. Cutlery, which i elegantly furnished aud b'''
tiiuy arranged. 1t - If the most attractive pace
IN the city.
Ilere.prciny All. - continuance al tat rsrft hag's
Rhich las sen lIbcrr I. Jestss,rd upon tff"r winch
e icnder- hs,ineerc tatal.. md pfde's tinlsfi Il"
u" nll means bi. puwerfo rleasc al tint aIi "h nm,
whctheIthey want IIctuffs or not.
Picture taken IN cloudy 81. geI clear weather A.
perfect snsiartn guaranteed IN ulI charge
Cutlery nest door Virginia Bank.
T. Z GIBBS. rrapriefor.
y IA fine a..ortuent Of Lorbes. aod PM aifHy,
ON hand, winch viii be- iiei ah picture. trry eheap
nov l6-d1,. eff ! T. 4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-20
HATS AND cars

ratE FINHI0AN# FOR 1872
yuytte .,,,,4..,il-, b.. nle received ms Nv York
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-20
MECHANICAL.

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