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EMIGRANT PASSAGE AND REMIT.
LANCE AGENCY.

PASSAGE TICKETS IN THE OLD ESTAB-
LISHED SWALLOW TAIL LINE
OF London and Liverpool Packets,
(GRINNELL, MINTURN & CO, OWNERS)
II The undersigned sole Agents Il
for the sale Of passages in the above 80
line, composed of the following first class Ships:
New World, Queen of the West, Constitution,
Liverpool, Ashburten Albert Gallatin, Constantine
Patrick Henry, American Congress, Cornelius
Grinnell, Independence, Yorktown, Prince Albert
Sir Robert Peel, London
For the accommodation of emigrants, and to
protect them from any imposition, we will direct
SIGHT DRAFTS
On Edwards, Sanford Il Co., London, for any
amount, from s upwards payable at any bank in
the United Kingdom without discount
Irishmen wishing to send money to their
friends or bring them out from the "old country"
will find our Drafts and Passages the most reliable
means.
ADAMS & CO., No. 5, 18th street.
NH 16-d3m
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GEORGE HUMMEL's Phi EMiUM Els

EEOkGE HUMAIEL,S PhEMIUM ES-
~ SENCE OF COFFEg-One Package at
~ Leg Cents will save A lbs. of Coffee.
This Essence was lately awarded with silver me
DIAL premium in the American Institute, New York,
also with the first premium for such articles in the
Franklin Instilute Philadelphia. This Essence has
been proven by many thousands of the richest and
most respectable families, well by the poorer
class of people, almost through the whole United
States, to be by far the best preparation OF Coffee
ever offered to the public. Coffee made by this Es
sence 10 much more wholesome, more delicate
finer favored. perfectly clear, and, in every in.
stance superior to the finest Java Coffee.
For sale in any quantity, gross or dozen, at the
maker's lowest wholesale rates, by
BENNETT a. BEEkS, Druggists,
l29 Main
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Ia NEW SPRING CL0THING.-We
IA now in receipt of our Spring Stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING, which consists
-A1- OF every article pertaining to gentleman's
wardrobe of the latest spring styles, of the APP
proved imported patterns. Every one in want of
goods in our line earnestly solicited to give us
call We will sell the articles as low they can
BE bought elsewhere, and warrant goods to give
satisfaction. HENRY SHAFER d CO.,
NH IL No lob Main street. corner 14th
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Ia "a -
E0K NOEFOEK AND PORfSH6fTH

l. The favorite and beautiful Steamboat Au.
gusta, Capt. VIM: c. SMITH, having been tho.
roughly overhauled and repaired and furnished
with new Boiler and new main Shaft of wrough,
iron, has resumed her pace on the line via the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad and Port Wal
thal. The Cars running in coanexion with he,
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at
o'clock.
Returning, the AUGUSTA vii leave Norfolk on
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at sunrise.
Fare to City Point, 81 O0
De. to Capes or Grove Wharf, so
Do. to Norfolk and Portsmouth, o.
Servants, to any point between Richmond
anu tue uroNe,-- 90
Do. to Norfolk and Portsmouth. so
Children under IL years OF age, half price.
10 Ior servants OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
Servants travelling by themselves must be fur.
nished with two passes that one can be retained
at the Office and it must be pressy stated on the
pass that they are permitted to 60 by cars and
steamboat. THOS. DODAMEAD,
oc 8-dtf Sunerintenden,
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NOTICE.-JAS A. HARRINGTON will con.
tnue the Cigar Business at the old stand with
an increased stock, where ne would most respect
fully invite the attention Of dealers and lovers of
good Cigars and Tobacco, where they will find
large stock OF COED Cigars and every thing in the
line al Northern prices.
J. A. HARRINGTON
Corner OF Main and 10th streets, Richmond
NH 3l-fts
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nIssOLUTION.-The CO partnership of JAS.
- A HARRINGTON g. co. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All accounts will be settled bv
Jas. A. Harrington. J. A. HARRINGTOS
JNO. DOBBiNS.
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HAkDWARE AND CUTLERY.-Ihay have
H received my spring stock OF Hardware, Cutie.
~ and Tools ut all kinds, which offer al nv usual
low prices for cash Two hundred kegs Philsdel
phia sas. in lots OF i've kegs, at S3 IS per 100 bs
All kinds of building Hardware of the best qua ty.
Ut wholesale and retail with the usual variety, all at
low prices. Franklin street, opposite north md Of
tue Old Market L. NJ NEWBURN
Also, a iull assortm snt of Shoe Thread &c
Findings. French Calf Skins, Innings, Bindings.
regs ana sole Leather NH 27-imi
WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS. &c
HAVING add d 10 cur present business thar of
IL HOUSE PLUMBING, and having epvaaed
workmsn recommended blythe best estatIish ment
In the ci OF Phiisdeiphis, we are how D. epar.d to
put np WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUES STA.
TluNAaY WAsH-STANDs, PIPES Tor hef or cola
water, &c, which VIII be done at prices to s,iif the
nmes. Persons 10 want will please give us cali
81, ~ . A. BAHGAMiN JH,
mn 60 2ul. cor. Main aud i'ith streets
MANSION HOUSE, no. as Ia NAN
"a IhEE SIX or eight young sntlemen can
DC accontnodaIed vita BOARD IT this house ON
very moderate terInA JOHN A. LETTER.
ma 6-Ims
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4 It's AND FELOCIPEi5Es.-Gi with
~ Tops, Vesocipeees, Willow Carriages. csbs
Vince barrows Ac, fresh supply lust received
from tie factory, for "a by
ap3 K. N. ZIMMERMAN.
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KEDCCT1ON.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Nv Steamship ssRoan0keo to or from
New York.
The elegant double engine side
TS4S wheel steamship Roanoke"
EZL~s4Llg Lewis Parrish commander, leaves
E2sZS1z.2Z5 New York regularly every Satur-
dsy afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Returning, she leaves
Richmond regularly every Tuesda, afternoon at
o'clock, stopping at NORFOLK going and return
ing.
TrME-30 to SO hours from Richmond to New
York and 90 to % hours from Norfolk to New
York.
Passage and meals including fine state-room &C.
Communications, reduced to- $40
Steerage passage only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
Measurement goods will hereafter be brought
from New York at cents per foot.
LUDLAM g. PLEASANTS, Agents.
New York.
LUDLAM g. WATSON, Agents,
NH II Richmond.
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DICHMOND MANUFACTORY.--Go

DICHMOND MANUFACTORY-- Gold
H and Silver Pencil Cases; the ever pointed Pens
manufactured by experienced workman as any
In tie United States, end second to none
Epectacles OF ious kinds, and those ground
by ourselves positively restoring the sight as near
q ARTIFICIAL mssns can
The Ever Flowing Fountain Pen. modern
jnveniion, combining skill with simplicity, and no
doubt a. expressed by many, "1hs inueation of
tAis age" For further particulars please cal, ar ~.
ONCE and examine for yourselves, as TO the utility
workmanship. and durability; and decide whether
II is reality or q humbug
hanuiseio al the corner Of 18th and Main ST !.
Library.
PeLs repointed and warranted to stand.
apj RICHMOND MANUFACr0Ry
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vices I
AstrolI
correct
predict
downfI
ters of
life. a
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this tin
by all
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in full,
the pia
Colo
call.
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ladies i
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in the
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boxes OF faleruo Orauaes.
~ just received, for sale low BY 2 s
1UAM PI.zINI.
mn ~ Nextdoor 10 the Exchan &c Bank.
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= Farm OF 50 to 1850 acres of Land from one 10
nve miles distant from the city, with pretty decent
improvements omit. hsuited we will pay a iiotrI
price, in Cash. ToLER & COOK
NIB ~ General Az. nts
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EDUCATION.I
Nv

NEW BOAkDISG AND DAY sCHUOI.
IN IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND Mr. TINS.
LEY. late President of the Fsrmville Female Sem
tnary, will open School for Young Ladies, in the
rtv III Richmond, on the LIST of October next.
He has selected a spacious tenement on the south
sida of Grace between 5th and 9Th streets in cen
trail aud delightful part of the city The course of
instruction will comprise all the branches of a tho
and Modern languages, and Music. In all the de-
partu1ents the services of accomplished and expe
riencei assistants will be secured; and attached to
the school, win be extensive apparatus for the
illustration of the physical sciences.
y TERMS FOR THE SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Board including washing light and iuel..- 1920
Tuition In the English branches, from $50 to-. 40
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 20
Music NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
REFERENcEs.-Rey Thos V Moore, Rev Chas Il
Reid, Dr. K II Cabell, DR. Cunningham, Sherwin
McRar, Henry Irving, James Brown, Jr, Esgs,
Richmond; Rev VIM ) White D d. Lexington, W ;
Cooke, Charles Selden, James NJ Harris, William
Scott, Edward Cunningham, VIM Dance, Esqs,
Gen VIM Ligan, PoWhstan; DR. Royster, Huguenot
Springs DR. Thos Heaux, DR. Richd Farrar,
VIM Booker, John II Stegsr, Chas Truehart tsqs,
Amelia; Maj Woodbridge FL Hancock w w Han.
cock, Egg, Chesterfield; Rev NJ Osborne, c c
Read, Watkins, Joseph f Venable, Samuel
Venable, Esqs, FarmVile Christopher Tompkns,
Esq, King William James Sutton Esq, Hanover ;
Rev J q C Leach, D d, Rev Jesse Armistsad, D
D, DR. VIM Morton, John Miller, Esq, Cumberland.
ll-dl2i%
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ARR Walls AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.


COLUMBIAN HOTEL,-T Harvey, Char.
lo,ie; ] l. Nickel, X l. Mickle and Tack
Teton Pnce Edward; q N Ruds Charlotte DR.
B Nav, Louisa; T c Smith, Lunenburg; II
Chas,ain, Z NJ Caningtol, Halifax A Glib
son, 5 r Gilmer, N c; T " Blanton, p Birk-
lev, \ Norflett, II c Gregory, Amelia; w Mil
bv, Sussex; " II Hayheart, Pr Ed; J Gould
man, Lynchburg; TIC Ryals, Fiuvanna, Va;
LR Perkins, Nio: II " Holeman, Goochl and;
J q Paxton, Lvnchburg; J ID Moon, VAL f
Smiley, Oelson; \ Mosley, Petersburg; r
Cox, Powhatan, c Chantres, Boston; A J
Maxcy, Powhatan; q Booker, Bucking ham,;
] MosD., AlbcmarIe, " j Hopkins, Augusta;
" L " ooitork, Louisa; Capt K Booker, and
l. Dow, Powhatan, j K Wake Chestereld
q X Moody, l. ID Baughan, + + Talbot, )
w Talbot and c K Forsee, Powhatan; >
Curns, Rawly.
AMERICAN HOTEL j I Clark, H E
CLARK, K CIagett, Halifax; { Boardman,
+ Brow u!ng, Campbell; W Edwards; nor
folk; Meeker ard lady, Charleston; II j gar
land l. Alexander, \ G. X HARRISON, tu'h-
berIand; I 5 TaIiatero, Gloucester "A iien-
Iey.AC McCandlish, Williamsburg; Bow
ycr H9,e,ourt; c w Fitzgerald, Miss Fitzger-
I'D Miss Fuqua, Not;oway; q > Armstrong,
r & d Il K; i IL Jackson and son, FarmvlIle;
J II Beck, / b McRobert, " ashlngtoni l.
Carpentei ) {; w Robertson, Petersburg; A
Hupp, Roanoke; } Dubney, lady and family,
Washington; ii " Patton. VI J Rotinett, Va;
; b Lautltr, Pa; K II Magruder, II Barroi, A
Smith, Bait; Walker, Madison; \ Hantord,
New York.
CITY HOTEL.-B " Graves, Va; V ID
Markham, Pcwilutan; A Chea,ham, Chester
field; " " Moody, Appomattoxi Carsney,
y G; Il Mckop, Columbia; 4 J Richardson.
Fluyanna; DR. Baidin, California; q ii Merren
\ G; + Jordan and SON, Orange; VI a Thomp-
son Albtmarc, } 6 llonges Portsmouth; II e
Williams, N c; Maj } " SpratIey, Surryi K a
Sill ard o { Day, Va.
ENCHANGE HOrEL.-R II l. Tighe,
New York; L. Hale and sop, Baltimore; Z n
Root, q origin; Miss Kicks, Appomattox; VIM
b Rutcl.iia, ard VIM " Tyler, Wa*hiDgtoni
Capt Randolph, and Il Randolph, Va; Z +
DerActey, Loudoun; W Kranhery, New York;
VIM Garth Aibemnre; Vim knny, Slaunton;
r NJ Kent, Louisa; " Homsey, Phla; Capt
Banding, lady sirs Bennett, DIR Reynolds,
lady, chill, saryant,B Il Wilson and lady, =
{; Co! L Fonlain, ' r Il; Miss Winston,
and Miss williams, Petersburg; q A Smith
pnI lady, New York; K Rives, lady, chit
dsen, and servant, New ! ork; J " Marier,
Va J " Lapsley, lady, , children and SER
want, Ala.
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hRA SNING.-J :. P1kkik5 having return
IL ed to Richmond for the winter. will give in
structiOn in the various branches of Drawing,
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub.
jec's or models are BY the best masters, aud have
been selected with v-w attract and interest the
beginner while they cultivate correct taste, and
gradually lead the pupil 70 a bold aud independent
style Of execution that Will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
AL lovers Of this art are invited to call at his
rooms corner If 9Th and Franklin streeIs) and ex.
annie his portfolios
Lessons given at the pupils residences, Il desired.
Separate hours devoted II young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio whore they VIII be re-
celv ca the same / rms a. i'll schools.
i-:|r1*
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RESULT oF JEALoUsY-A blind man in y.
Yotk, named Daniel O'Drien, being jra!cn.
al t ulun named Henry Mallory. seizaG It pis-
lol on Sunday night aad fred il, tie toad TAX
ing el'ec' in Malony's side. The pistol. when
:,set, exploded, sLocAinsiy mangl.ns the rgAt
lsaad Of Q B'!rn. The affair occurred ii tne
house Of the latter, ana ha4 he have rad his
eye sight Maiony would nave been Killed; d.
Ee merely fred at rsudom.
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a 4 an tdIuurned meeting u the Council Ct the
IA City Ct Richmond, he'd Sept 2lst, 1852, the FOL
lowing adopted
The Council being satsfed that the petitions of
C0ron Warwick aud others are the petitions ofone-
fourth Of the tfecholders OF the city, doth, on the
sad petitions,
Rcs0lre, That poll be, and the same is hereby
directed, take the ot the tree holders Of re
city on the question, whether the Council, on be.
hat Of the city, may subscribe to the STOCK Of the
Richmond and Danvi.le kailIoad Company, com
pany incorporated for work OF int mai Improve.
meLt in this State, (pact o which is be construct
ed in or near the Cty,) an amount not eXceediLs
@JUCJD; that he tiac II the poi! De- Tuaoay, the I'd
day ,lN0verlUer next, and that this resu uion Dr..
published :! on. month (ana afterwards unit! the
day u the poll } IN at Least two newspapers u In .
city. AcoPy.
WM. P. SHEPPARD, c. CT.
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p suit has been commenced in New
AoiH by the American Print Works against
ez-mayor Lawrence, To recover some $50 600
damages, Tor losses sustained by them by
fire OF 1852
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- The Roanoke, On her last Trip, brought
ou about eighty IEshner, engaged TO "oln Oh
fhe railroad beiwee Weldon ami CASTOR.
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~ On the night Of the 9th instant, while
] resunectionist III Cincinnati was engaged
an dIsinterng corpse, he was shot dead.
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- 4 valuable servant man, in Peters
burg, belonging to John Just.ss. fell from q
wjndow last Monday night and was so much
figured thai his recovery is hopeless.
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DIR. MAUPIN'S SCHOOL,
11th street, between Marshall and Clay
nfs
TT III f next session will commence on MONDAY,
i the 4th Of Octoher. and c sntnue ten months.

THE next session will commence on MONDAY,
L the 4th of October, and 3ntnue ten months.
The plan of instruction embraces thorough
course in the English branches Ancient and Modern
languages Mathematics and Chemistry I he ad.
vanced pupils will have an opportunity of attending
the Lectures on Chemistry at the Medical College.
These lectures will BE- given at O'Clock in the AFTER
noon, an hour at which pupils VIII be disengaged
from ordinary school duties.
The Principal will give instruction in Methemat
ics, Chemistry, &C; alr ?. II MOHTAGUE in An
Gent Languages, &c and Nr j. MICHARD in
Modern Languages.
fg@ Strict discipline viii oa enforced.
TERMs-FOr the English branches, Classics and
Mathematics, $50 for one Modern Language, 500
and tor two, $50 per session ten months, payable
half in advance, and the baaEce the Ist Of March
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
The Principal, with the V OF having his own
sons we'll taught in the rr-,cents OF knowledge
Speliing, RcGding, Urliag, &C has determined to
establish Primary department in connection with
his school. F"r this department separate room
viii be provided, and competent assistant en-
p!Cyed VINO Will devote his attention exclusively
to it. II viii De under the general supervision Of
the Principal. Only limited number OF pupils will
be admitted, aud The fee will be So per session of
ten months. se25-lm
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Y OI'S &H UNION 3ikLG4 FOX sAL1.
"a As inc agent and trustee OF TAOS. L. BLA.
KEY, viii sell. privately, in lois CONTAINING one
Or more acres "ach, 10 suit purch astrs, eight o.:
ten res Of the iaad row owned and occupied by
me zald Blakey. These lots are b auti;a!ty si;ua.
It'd on Union Hill, fronting on the road leading to
blakeys MIL about mite tnl ii halt only from
the OiC market.
Terms accommodating. Rafe- to John Shore,or
to The subscriber, at ais J.ice NJ. Il Maiu street,
up stairs over Messis. s5lntuu II Go.
au y-,StaWts X WATKINS
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Iii london, jli,re are about 100 policemen
on duty a.! nlgt', and about $40 all day -
Dutlng Tue night they never ceuse puuoliuc
he Whole lime they are on duty, being for
Sidden even TO sill down.
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nEADQL ALkA hlf., tUk EA-l-


"a hEABQL AliAAtts EUk FA-Ii-
IA IO&ABDE CLOTHING: just &c .elved ;he
m greatest variety Of Cloths, Caasmercs and
'-~- Eest'ngs, TO be- found IN tha city, OF the
latest aud most approved ty.a., consisting in part
French blk Cloths aud EssetaCres. all qualities
French fancy COZ. q tbs and C4sNncres Of every
shad, aud IalIly, Preach q aver Cu,hs, all quail
ties; French Hlnal. - CoauDg Cloth, entirely new
French Pete cham Clot!.s, rIeEch marble aud
clouded Cassinares, new
fesiincs.-Figured six, Plush and Velvet
Qaadii!Is silk Push and Velvet; Waterad Six,
Plush and Vevet; RIBBED SILK P.ush and Velvet :;
plain Piusa SIX, Cashmere Eestlngs, Demask silk
testings, black and fancy Greuadlna SILK Yes iugs,
Bun aud white GrenadHe SIX Vesungs, Party
Vestlngs. decidedly rich.
kendy-hade Clothing Of all kinds snd gus
iiteS VI ihs latest styles, such hossutn over
Coats, Esq sig:laux Wrappers, Lam.itlGe Sac IS,
Paleto: FrocAs, ALDER. Top )aSs, HUI ting Goats
e.:
Fancy EoOds--Fan Ties and Crsyats, Crmp
and riiil lies. something neg; Apron Ties, black
aad fancy rich tncy sni L.acA silk ccaFis do. do
Satln, Gloves oi al Aiuds, Lolars, susptndcrs
Socks-silk, cotton anu neIiuo Dress shirts, Slik
Shirts, Merlnu shigts AMI Drawers.
Call AID see for yourselves. ~
f. 3 SPENCE,
l3-.s Garner of Ma and {,
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Observation-Disclosures.

~ STEBBINS, DAKRACOTT &
Z NrzJ -sss-= Co, Importers and Dealers in
J~%gs - Earthenware, China and Glass
\ HfR1 EE have received by ships Empire
Nl@kMXA State, Sheridan and Forrest State,
from Liverpool, their fall stock of
Earthenware and China. direct from the manufac.
turers making their stock large and complete and
by arrivals from the northern cities, they ere re-
ceiving their supplies of Glass Ware, both rich and
plain, Looking Glasses and Fancy Articles, well
adapted to the country and city trade
Merchants visiting our city may be assured OF
having inducements offered whch viii induce them
to make their purchases til US
STEBBlNS, DARRACOTT & Co,
sea Front Iron Puilfiop l0I Broad ST
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pICHNWND .TOYE WNKKs.-Uea.eT

Ia IN RIchmCnd and throughout the State can
be supplied from these works with
Premium and Air-tight Cooking Stores
Air tight Coal franklin and Wood Franklin Pais
lor Stoves
Factory, Store and Counting Room Heating
Stoves
Fluted Box Stoves &c &C
Also-Frocts and Crates, Fenders, lion Ratings,
&c, in great variety
Plain and oInatnented House Castings, made OF
superior material, and Ut sfDished WO1 kmanshlp
The retail purchaser would do well 10 SELECT our
Stoves in preference to the mass OF Northern trash
with which the market is flooded; some of which
will not stacd single winter without requiring
more repairs than the original cost Of the store.
Our Stoves have been gotten up with partcu-
lar regard TO the Southern trGde-seIug made tu.l
% per cent heavier than those made at tire North
of hyperion materials and warranted OF as good
workmanship
Nessrs Ensign q Sears, and D Yale, keep full
assortment of our Stoves, and they may also be
had from Messrs D & K Weller, Hetf1ey, Main
street; M ) Cooper, Cary street, and Boxes,
Broad street.
oc9-4w BOWERS & SNYDER
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tg Died, in Ba:ds,own, kentucky, on the
20,h of September, Mrs. Sarah B. Mills, at
the age Of SO, She was born in Charleston,
South Carolina, and went 10 Kentucky at
1:ate when the peri!s q lac Wilderness which
size trayersed on horseback, were so great
lhat she was one OF a company Of several hun
dred persons, among whom were sixty fight
ing nlen, under the command of her disti:-
guished relative, Major, afterwards General
John AGair.
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4 GAED.-Ih" subscriber having a few leisure
Il hours III the afternoon aud evening W Juld give
Instruction to any ore wh" may desire II pursue
pricatcly the study oi tna Latin, Gr"ra, French or
Spanish Languages. Being graduate q the Uni
versty ii Virginia in Ancient ard Modern Ian
guages, ana having had considerable exJerlance
both in teaching and ayeakat h. t.. Is confident Of
icing able To I've satisfaction 10 any who may De
sire lis ,ervIces Any communication ,fl al The
Madison House Will receive prompt attention.
&C 2-l2t* PHILIP H. HBNTAGITF
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A LII SMALL BUyS.-H. P. TAYLOR, 6th
II street, between Grace and Frankin-My
School being exclusively Tor beginners, l give spe,
cihl attention to Reading, Correct Enumeration,
Grammar and Spelling; also 20 Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens of
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen AT the Dispatch office. My Rule is peremp
tory, but as gentle possible. oc9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-14
= CHARLES CITY FARM.-I oaerfor

IN CHARLES CITY FARM oferfor
- sale my farm in Charles City Co about ~
miles from the city, adjoining the lands oil Mr. AL,
bert Nance and others. containing 50 acres and
formerly known as the "Pars Saw mil" propert!
The soil Is of excellent quality, and there is about
as acres of arabic land. The improvements are.
frame dwelling, nearly new with a store at
tached, kitchen, stables, &c, &c. For terms, APP
ply to me, on French Garden Hill, Rchmond;
r % 10 s. SEBASTIAN DELARUE.
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4 CAskD.-Alr. JOHN DUtDElDALE re-
< A 80 c;iui!y Informs his GieuCs aud pupils teak
1T - now JarcG L, resume n" duties Of his pro,
t"ssiou d. Teacher CT tn3 Piano Forte aud the art
Il singing tay comEunca4I)n= ad irassad 10 Mr.
d al ia 10, ksture Of Nass:s. Harold * Murray,
Nc III, Broad street. VIII meet wlth prompt atter-
tiUn. OC 3-l2t"