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n-"IN 1874 OR 'i5. MR. PIERCE SAID IN Ills SPEECH
UPON THE OCCASION HAVE REFERRED TO TIA Al, ne
DID NOT THINK HAIES PARTY COULD MEAL w "a -,
THEN SAID THAT IS TO EFFECT TIE ,rI nI III
WAS SURE THAT EVER. GOOD CITIZEN WOuLo BE
WiLiiNG-AT LEAST HE WOULD-TO LAY poMS t H1s
DEAD BODY TO PROTECT THE CONSTITUTIONS .'-l'H'
hgpps correction and rei,eraiion n the thriaing dialogue
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~ PO.tT And FOX SALE

4 GENEVA CORDS
Z Il BLACK itirk get Cord
Eight shate do
Constitution 10
SELF 10
90
Coidei Vcivstcen
Bac: ard cc!or.t Vcyet.scu
4 rh0ca English Pants
ia,tiu, PopiG lG~sse,
-; Strip 10
Black No Antique 10
Embroidered lpicha Robe.
English Long Cloths
OH Table Cloths
Tooth brushes AMI Rs:icucs. very superior
SNORING Devon Beaver Top Goats
Plated Silk Drcsse- for mou rn!ng
London Caters
Seri ID H. LONDpN
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ri, uhg al lust condrsccnds notice Mr.. Lyons's lei
,er That letter tagutse after all 1t has weight ana
does mischief 1t is decidedly too complimentary 10 t'c
yankees the manufacturers OF pumpkin seed and sncn
notions please the fierce anf ankce anipathes oil Inc
Hhg The Bayurd Of Wings has his admirers in virginia
Neither the letter nor its antho could be treated WINE
contempt, by proud and naughty lou'hat aS '
Bots organ So the letter comes out ai'ef o"s ue'!
but comes covered and shnthed up IN cou"h anu
half of commentary, al all demoshns ana any 'h"S
mn rod hundred lis publication very dose.
MIR BcUs's organ calls Mr.. Lyons "Locotoco" nuisance
"boer" other gentle ntima'es that
A. vons is horse afflicted with disease peculiar to that
omol-rhe effect OF grub Of very bad ugly grub The
horse has kicked somebody very hard peiu kck cyl
IDENTIFY from The aniable temper of the turf register
abou, the qualities of horses h Botss organ certain
~ the best Judge Tie Esprit of the Times, The or
gan OF the Turf II gives Boltcrs points as follows
which Mr. Lyons Mr. Lyonss friends the Democracy and
The "Yankecs" will all take, Of course, with grain OF al
lowauce and be duly amused "Bolcr ia an "ndler-
on, horse certainly sans many heads lie has eaten
Off" under Nh Botts's trainings
Whm caprice vanity and painu! allction OF the Bots,
eyered far more influence over him.
But W. cured little for his Detection that we have
never for a moment thought oil complaining about H. As
anon was known produced general OF relief
in The whole Wing party He had always been nuisance
10 the cause In "a he vapouring through the State
advocating Texas anncYaon and supporting Mr. Clay VINO
was opposed il. In AS he came very near oolnE De'
cause Mr. Fillmore was the Wing ticket; and now he
bolts because he is In discussion which took place
between him and Mr.. Caske al that time, the Enquirer re-
norpd thar il heard Wing il discussion between
fuo Locolocus During that campain ne cost me wings
more in zine and vexaun in efforts To humor hun and IN
6,no ar.raes' 10 quiet him. Than his services were
worth thousand times Like an indifferent horse he
has eaten his head off every six months since he was con-
nected with The party.
We should have well content TO be rid Of him in 81
lence and in peace And had he only publicly proclaimed
his withdrawal from the whg party before he commenced
hs assaults upon it, what is here written would have re-
manned forever unwrtten Bur while he chooses TO permit
himself 10 be held up the Bayurd Of Whiss-as true
member Of the Wing pnry" and at the same mr' Is NOT
merely an advocate the Iocooco party bu n''nss-a
poinieer witness behalf he takes upon himself more
roles thun any man satisfactorily perform Like Inc
"orer of ST Petersburg" in the circus, he has on too
MANY y,s,mens He throw oil some Let him strl
self of the garb Whggery and he may testify as loud
~ as he pleases for Locuocos We shall NJ" evrn complain
of anv breach of faith in having accepted offices OF the
Wings 10 throw them up AT time when II might work us
injury We shall be but happy 10 be rid of him altogether
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RICHMOND EN4UIRER.

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SGE OF THE rIIERMOMEiEk,
At H. -. Hanfcp.s Eoo'*io'e .. No ~ 'h'" ".'st
I o'clock. II O'Clock. 5ucl0ck.
Wednesday, Sept !, o. u -
I'M. DIN, Amg 2, ~ - q
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a Aur -
~..=.z..=.=.4.E-
a TEACHER WANTED. "A fcotienaa qua Ind I" teach
n laardt S,hcn Gao tat {" = "i9n u! ait",Sns ~ =
psrn " =. G!i.iE>iE. Louisa e II. Va Sei cw5w
.ISrI;p-, -lIuon as Teacher. BY youn. Who
eR ye,rs experience and wn" u "'ns t" ,nSinr' 10
r.s anly, or take cIarss 81 Sct"o Refer 20 I'sx ~
rtitIi elk WANTED. ior ." 'c Free schools -,
M"'% %" "u s IL" mnsi DC md 'f be good
al rh4r.c,er salary $50" AIrl; SlMh'NS v
SITUATION As \ Tea CHER WANTED.
YOU HGIADH wau lad years rencr each.
n ing procure private family Of as az,
ierroce -a ,re.s roa i'l"ste w,mns, flu
yamrt conn Va - Ansu-, D@%"
~ tcaeuy r he @omlns yeIr Application VIII be
~! ts lw'' q" Srlenps nrA PERSONS Applying WIN o expected
i.ownicsooro' South Alabama, JAS X WHITMAN
: ONCE appointed IIsrr. - JoNH.,' ny TO
u couct aud CoGny store at the Chesterfield Coat
Mines. i aiHoy eel aud collect aa not I" purchase except
| sci .-c? SAMUEL HASTINGS
sSIHnUnS.-A Of ch no"e' cash aud cap lt,n
aa aud 5eaunfu styles suitable Tor city retail trad"
jus; received sut frI sale by ~ .
SPIT hEAI. rAINE y NM
CnHSTEREIMLD LIGHT DRAGONS,
ATTENTION.
EsAHADE wm EoOo;ons @sat &c Cal ' a,A
j. .qplps aux and ttfse bail castti'scs ,assS
AN, -! 49,; = . ''"' wM. W wEI,'GER o ;.
49,, , AhMAStc s,,h FoH t 1923 s2 w,rpocx
r m ,, H , pM SAm na na or M s."r
BY David Richardson Of LOUISA county Va: con.
lie Srlc AMI lvuc Virginia: the C1"it- OF
To . , frsr t y f~s rn '.s' E TIVE TIVE
nraIiu ls Greeting. aud Farewell 10 America" New
Ftea"s YSgs Liie. Tie Pocket box Ingenuity
Apples To Pixie Peaches, fne proper time for
s I ;. d a u and he Scotch r6.s Riddles Prob,
I'm. Ch,ra!r,, Puzzles, Enigma sc. &c n..,.,,
p7-":ets alle-ei to he publisher IN Rfhmord y "s"'
with ;rpmpt attention. SEPT !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-03

eblEBDSS.A idrsr surk al rich bonnet sash nid cap Hb
re'all 'rdG"
receive! AN! frI sale by
SIM 2 KENT. PAINE Il KENT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-03

Office. have appointed Harriet E Iohu-p; aseGt, 10
conduct and CoGntry store at e Chesterfield Coal
au.o.y cell aud collect aud not 10 purchase except
f,rctsH.
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. J. D. JUUUMAN @ %.
q a No. l32 Main st., opposite Eagle Square.
No: 1902 F0REyER-s ERIOR

No. 1912 F0REVER-S u p Z X o TX
bEADf-MADE CLOTHlNG-St0re en-
nrsfa, stock increased, styles improved
and prices reduced. The stock of ready made
SIolhGg now on hand al No. l02, is much too large
ot ths season Of the year, and the subscribers
Ge',meHed' 10 reduce it before the first OF Febru
sfy, IN Consequence Of having "yery heavy pay
h1ehis 10 make about that time The cash must
be raised and the Goods shall be sold, if those
"no are III want viii only give us call. Over
ooats OF every variety Of style and price, various
slyies winter Frochs; fine and medium Dress
Su!,s, Pants, Vests, Shirts, &c
oe ~ KEEN CHIIES & BAL DWIN
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Atwood DR. A II 2
Anderson Or Chas E
Alons George
Altaffer q NJ
Ainslie George A 2
Ashby G w
Andley Joseph
Addington DIR X d
Allison James w
Augenbaugh J A
Banks Armistead
Blackburn Benz
Bractire Tidy
Baugalupo Dominica
Ball Charles B 3
Bowers Christopher
Bohn Charles
Barry David
Bornell David
Bridges E T
Barry Edward
Bass Frederick w
Bradley George w
Banks Henry
Bell II NJ
Baxter James
Brown Jack
Brown J Warren
Butler John A 2
Balm James
Bayers James E
Burnwell Joseph
Bsannon Joseph
Baker James NJ
Brodwick Mr.
Rurch John
| Chase Alexander II
ChiIds Mr.
Comstock Capt A Il
Cooke Benjamin F
Carr G
Clark Charles
| Carter DR. D II
| Crump + J
Cliff Pendleton
Christian Henry 3
| Chalner John
| Cox James F 2
Cullen J l. ID
Childs j c
Credlin Jacob
Childrey e. Co J II
| Crockett James M
| CHAIR John V
Cridlin Jacob II
| Collins John
Denning Patrick
Douglass Alfred
Davis Mr.
Drew J ohm
Downing Joe
Deaton James c
Demoine d. Co J l.
Elam William
Eian VIM A
Edwards a. Smith
England Il w 2
England Robert
Eddens Robert E
Foote A w Q
Fitzgerald Edmond G
Fuquay 4 B
Fentun H
Fisher Hiram
| Frensley John L 2
| Frasicr John
| Griffith Anthony
Granger Q A
J Garner Claberon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-24

X EaDER.-You are solicited to call at the
c!othlng wareroOm No. 1872 Main street, where
r2ca and complete stock of clothing can be seen.
4 ca!l L all We ask to ensure sales Having large
u %Ct1!s TO liquidate this month makes us hard up;
e goods must and shall be sold at 9oer cast prices
man C ever before in this city. Oar stock OF Over
Sosts Of sl! styles and grades, is large Dress and
BUSINESS Goats; Pants and Vests, Of great variety
VI VI patterns; Cravats; Scarfs; Under Shirts
DEa"ers &c, &c.
]. D. GOODMAN g. co.
fs No. l3g Main at Eaufa SQuArn
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NOTICE. our STOCK OF DRY GOODS
~ At COST ENE ONE MONTH"; ! GNGER-Ii

NOTICE. OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS
~ AT COST FOR ONE MONTH LONGER.-It
beng impossible account Of our still large stock
remaining, 10 effect the intended change in bust
neas, We hereby inform our friends, customers and
tee public generally, that viii continue TO sell at
cos' and some goods for less for month longer
~ have very good assortment Of Domestic Goods
caat,4 and great many spring and Summer Goods,
which we win open during this month; also 5000
yards SWISS Check, Striped and Embroidered Nous
ls al aa.t their value We respectfully solicit a call
ron all those III want Of cheap and useful Dry
goods Being desirous Of closing out al our present
E-cA great bargains may be expected.
l. MILLHISEk & BROTHER,
.dJ-lms I42 Broad Street
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ID ULEs OF OKDER.-For GALE at NOR.

= ILIl'S UT UIIDLEts-I-OI u sal0 ot -'IOIN
IL RlS' Bookstore, 81 Main street.
manual for conducting business in deHoeratlve
bodies, based On Parliamentary, Congressional, and
legislative practice, bv Benjamin Matthias, a. NJ.
FltEh edition, just published. Also, jetferson's
Manual OF Parliamentary Practice.
Members OF the Legislature and strangers visit
ing the city will find at Morris Bookstore, the
largest and most important stock Of Books TO be
found in Virginia, together with Stationery and
BiaAs Books of every description. Pianos and
Fancy Goodstor sale, wholesale and retail, at the
loves st prices. iaI2
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

A
Alley Martin
Alexander X b
Allen Thomas G
Aragan Thomas
Andrews William B
Allen William
Alston DIR William
Anderson J III
Allen William
b
Beveridge ] w
Bradley John
Beale DR. James
Brown J Warren
Ball Jacob
Belts Lewis
Billaps Lafayette w 2
Bickford Martin L 2
Bradford Tom
Brewster Mitchell
Ballow William NJ
Buncion Marks
Berkley DR. A F
Bocock N F
Blackburn Royal
Booker r T
Bruce K II
Blankenship Radford
Burton Col Samuel
Baxter TIP
Bradford Tom
Bethel William
Ballow William
Bragg William N
Barrett William s
Burton Aaron G
G.
Crowley John C
Crenshaw John B
Childress John w
Carter Lewis Nj
Craver Lawrence
Castle o l. 2
Clark Nathan B
Cavedo Peter F
Cahill Patrick 3
Colburn Capt Reuben
Clarke Richard A
Candell Sanford
Childrey Thomas
Craigh Capt Thomas
Clarke William NJ
Crump Albert K
Cogbill William B
Cheuranu NJ ons
Cridlin William w
Collins William Ii
ID
Drought John
Dougnerty Patrick D
Duncan Robert B
Davis = N
Davis William +
Dade William NJ
Dugan John
Il
Edwards James 2
Eddins Hiram
Evans Henry NJ
Eckert d w
Elicit Charles 2
Epps Benjamin II
II
Foster Jonathan
Fulcher ] w
Farrelly James
Fletcher stephen ID
Flanagan William 8
Fraysier VIM ]
Flournoy Richard w
Gumplc Jacob
Gwaltnfy Rev Jas L
Griffin John
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LADIES' LIST.

please say they are adve
LADIE'
Anderson Mrs MI
Byrd Mrs Mary or Kidd
Bower Mrs VIM
Banks Mrs Frances
Brewer Mrs Ezekiel
Bowen Mrs < A
Brand Miss Catharine
Cowlcy Miss Virginia
Coghill Miss Matilda
C@uty Miss Mary A
Coles Miss Lucy
Grafton Miss Julia A
Cullen Miss J d
Dennis Mrs Sarah A
Dickinson Mrs Lilley
Dennis Mrs C e
Davenport Miss Ann E
Dempsey Miss Catharine
Enroughty Mrs Francis
EastoL Mrs Ann
Exall Mrs Angelina E P
Fadely Mrs Elizabeth
Fox Mrs Rebecca
Gooee Miss Alice
Gentry Miss Cordelia C
Clifford Miss Lotte
Gres som Miss Roberty
Gillian Mrs Eliza Ann
Glenn Mrs Frances C
+
Hooker Mrs Ann r
Hill Mrs Charlotte
Hersman Mrs Isabel M
Hefhy Mrs Lucy
Headen Mrs Mary 8
Harding Mrs Mary G
Harte Mrs Mary C
Harwood Mrs Rebecca
L.
Jackson Mrs Dorinda
Jones Mrs Elizabeth
Jones Mrs Harriet NJ
Jefries Mrs Martha B L
King Mrs Nancy
Kel shaw Mrs Christiana
Lada Mrs VIM
Lewis Mrs Susan
Leipscomb Mrs Lucinda
Lamb Mrs Judith Y
Mills Mrs Ann
Maxwell Mrs Caroline
Moon Mrs. Catharine
Mahoney Mrs Ellen
Mallory Mrs Harriet E T
Messler Mrs Mary A
Molon Mrs Rachael
Nj
McGauderMrs Elizabeth
McKenny Mrs Sarah
Pryor Mrs Fanny B
Quirk Miss E
Rosenfeld Mrs E
Robertson VI rs Sarah
Smith Mrs Emeline
Swift Mrs Ellis
Smith Mrs Sallie Odel
Starke Mrs Susan L
Sorrell Miss Amanda
Stuart Miss Caroline
Sumptor Miss Emely
Smoot Miss Elizabeth
Taylor Mrs Mary T
Tucker Mrs Martha
Taylor Mrs Mary A
Tanner Mrs Eliza (copd)
Trent Miss Betty
Wearing Mrs ADELAIDE
Williams Mrs Eady
Walker Mrs Ann
Woodburn Mrs Rosanna
Wilkins Mrs Rosa l.
White Mrs Sarah J
Walls Mrs Martha E A
Wichelo Mrs J E
Williams Mrs Ann
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s. LIST.
A
Atkinson Ella s
B
Brow nMiss Ann E w
Burlington Miss Caroline
Blankenship Miss NJ A
Branch Miss Martha
Boulware Miss Mary A
Baber Miss Mary Adelia
G
Clarke Mrs Esther H
Carr Mrs Ann
Cone Mrs Edward w
Clarke Mrs Louisa
Crutchfield Mrs NJ A-2
ID
Dillard MISS Caroline h
Daniel Miss Elizabeth r
Dangerteld Miss F s
Dodson Miss Isabella F
e Davis Miss Mary E
e
Exall Mrs A A
Eddens Miss Lefty Ann
Earhart Miss Ellen
r
Forde Miss Ann E
Ford Mrs Elizabeth
G
Gibson Mrs Harriet
Grovenor Mrs Jane E
Crane Mrs Mary
Graham Mrs Rosetta-2
Gibson Mrs r
Grigg Mrs Rebecca
H
Hutchins Miss Ann 8
Hayes Mics Elizabeth
Healy Miss July
Hill Miss Mary
Hodson Miss Margaret F
Hatcher Miss Page
Harris Miss Sarah Jane
Hundley Miss Sarah
j
Jones Mrs Nancy
Jordan Miss Ann E
johnson Miss Julia Ann
jackson Miss Mildred C.
X
Kracke Miss Elenora
! kirkmyer Miss E P
l.
Lewis Mrs Elizabeth
Lambert Miss Sally
! Lewis Miss Maria Louisa
Leptoret Mrs Frances
Nj
Miner Mrs Harriet
Moore Mrs VIM
Miller Miss Martha-2
Mauck Mss SarahFrances
I Munro Miss Sarah V
Null Miss Sarah M
c-N
Nelson Miss 8 C
p
Perkes Mrs Mary J
Parne.l Miss Mary w
!-R
Ripley Miss Jane
Robertson Miss Lizzie
Rowe Miss Mary l.
s
Sizer Miss Lucy E
Stewart Miss Mary l.
Sims Miss Martha A
Stevens Miss Martha
Selden Miss Mary E
Stevenson Miss Martha
Smith Miss Mary Jane
shepperd Miss Jane A
II
Turpin Miss Emily E
Undertake Miss Ellen II
Toombs Miss NJ ry J
} Tally Miss Ann Mary
Taylor Miss Mary
w
Walker Miss Jane C-2
Wilson Miss Lizzie w
Walsh Mrs Anna
a Wilson Miss Martha A
Winfield Miss Mary V
White Miss Sarah c
Wilson Miss Catharine N
Wilkinson Miss Fannie w
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r .NnRETH,s WARRANTED GAR.

Ia DEN SEED-We are IN TecsiPt VI I ou, - -
meut Of new crop Garden Seed. from Landreinl
Iandrsth's Rural Register and Almanac ior To-
HE jnforrnation for gratuitous distribnticn.
PURCELL, LADD q CO.. Druegists,
"a o, 90 Main street. corner 18th
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p;cpmond. Jan lst, 1852

THE undersigned, thankful to his friends anc
me puplc generally for the liberal patronage
b-,."ryo5 ON the finn Of Henry Ro.enfeld & Bro
49, soI;cits a continuance of the same as he in
go continuing at the old stand Of Henry Rosen,
iel t; Brorber l75 Broad street, and is confident
gsring satisfaction, as ne intends keeping always
" ~ land large and well selected stock OF Dry
Goods and Fancy Articles, whlcn VIII pe hl1saiy
-cSased for him for cash By his brother, lssac
Ro.sutrld, OF New York, who has opened whole
sss business there, and will be enabled 10 get the
Ss:, selected goods the lowest New York prices,
- of which he viii sell a. avery small advance
srrcnsh, or on the usual time to punct,al custom
ers. A1H'NA
"A 2-im
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WILL. continue the Anthracite Coal and
4 Commission Business formerly conducted
by Wright & Lancaster, at their old stand, Dock
Wharf ia q JOHN w. WRIGHT.
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'T IMPORTAT1ON.-A lot oi

bssutiful Port Monaies with tables, Memoran.
dun, Rocks, Card Cases, &c, all combined These
,acdsdIy the hand soonest and most substantial
ars ar,,ses ont. Also, great variety of handsome
French and American Port Monaies and Fancy
Arricles for sale at low prices by
BENNETT l. BEERS, Druggists,
-, l25 Main street
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muF partnership Of HENRY RosENFELD &
| MOTHER was this day, by mutual consent,
5'.sa,yei. An persons having claims against the the
frn will please present them to h, IL hosellela DIOR roa
settlement, and those lndeo'eo wiz PieaSe coii,e
,,rs .5d make, immediate payment TO him, as
~ longer Indulgence can be given. ,,,,
l. '0"s HENRY ROSENFELD,
ISAAC ROSENFELD.
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I I
FEYHE subscribers having this day formed a CO.
L partnership under the style of Anderson &
Souther, for conducting the Engine and Machine
Business and being prepared to build Locomotives,
Sugar Mills and Stationary Engines promptly
and on as low terms they can be obtained from
any part Of the United States, hope to obtain q
portion of the patronage Of this and the adjoining
states JOSEPH R. ANDERSON,
ial-d1m JOHN SOUTEER.
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BARGAINS IN CLOTHINC.-Tbe su

BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.-The cub
~ scTibers being desirOus to reduce their stock
es much as possible before purchasing for the
gooas at unusually low prices, for cash. Among
lnef assortment may be found Over Goats of va.
loos styles and qualities, Frock aud Dress Goats,
SSaslness BUSINESS Goats, plain and fancy Shirts, Under
@nas, , Drawers, and almost every other article OF
eeAleinens apparel Persons wishing 10 pur-
chase are requested to call at No. e2, Main street
laIo ]. Z. HENDERSON d. CO.
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Tur BRrrIsH Press AND THE U. >. SAsfGIne me
british United Service journal thas SPEAKS VI oui
From its infancy to its present state, most brave
" mos, CALAMITY have the officers and men IN me
naval profession OF America held up the honor OF
their fag. There is scarcely one action IN which
dnal They have never avoided their enemies ex-
cepting when it would have been the height Of im-
prudence to have faced them They have fought
with the most determined valor. They have, In
many cases, been su :eessful over nation which
held undispured, the command Of the ocean, and
this very circumstance of combating an enemy
anshed with almost universal victory, adds great
laurel to the navy Of the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-24

<FUART's EXTRA SUGAR HOUSE
~ SYRUP, for sale by
dele RIM. BURTON.
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0O-PARTNEK@HlP NOTICE.-The au5-

COMPREHENSIVE NOTlCE.-The SUBJ
Y scribers having formed copartn ership tor tie
purpose Of conducting the Apothecary and Drug
business, have taken the store formerly occupied
by Mr. 3 NJ Burton, on Franklin street, near the
Old Market, where they respectfully solicit call
from their city and country friends. They will
keep constantly on hand well selected stock OF
Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye
>tufis, Glass, Putty, &c.
n. B.-Strict attention paid TO prescriptions. -
Country orders attended to with dispstch.
JNO. N. LUMPKIN,
o:2l JAS. D. THOMAS.
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naTQWICk LII r fdilk v
Han ris George w IS
Hamilton George
Harris George
Hight II A
Hieer James w
Harold John
Hillyard james
Hal. John N
| Howell John
Hall John
Hanga Joseph
Isbell Francis T
Irving James II 2
Johnson B N
10 1es Charles v
johnson Henry
Jacob Joseph G
Jones James
Johnson John A
Johnson J X
Kelley Edwin D
Kirsel Israel
Kent J F
Lindsey William
Latham John F
La rison Thomas
Landrum Samuel Y 2
Lumpkin Robert
Lewis Robert E
Levy Lewis B
Lagare L
Lonop Jonn ]
Lawton John
LeydeE John
Lawson Jos
Leslie Jonathan
Landers John
Lumley N
Moody A E
Michaels Albert
Maynard A B
Montague A E
Moor benjamin
Marks B G
Miller Charles
Melvin Duncan
Martin Edward F
Massey E w
Moore L G
Minor Henry s
Mathews james w
Miller John V
Martin Capt Jesse S
Michel J r
| Merrill ] NJ
Murrill James III
Mosby John I
Mclaughlin Mr.
Mcdowell c F
Mckinney David
Mclean James
McElfatrick John B
Mckenna Luke
Nevins Charles
Nagle David
Nelson Col James r
| O'SulIivan Sylvester
| O'Neal DR. Edward
Pond DF
Page Barrow
Peachy Beverly st G
Perry C Fl
| Pow ell Charles II
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Phelan Philip
Powell Presley N
Powell Peter
Powell Joseph w
Portlock Ia pley
Perkins a. Woodson
Petors William
II
Ryan James
Reed James w
Rogers John T
Richmond James B
Randolph John A
Roche Patrick F
Rosenfels 8
Riddell Robert 2
Reve Robert III
Redmon Thos ] 2
Reid William NJ
Rice William NJ
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Southall John
Ste wart John
Shanks John Fl
SmileysJames w
Spear Luther c
Swiney Ned
Smith Richard A
Sizer Reuben
Swain Richard
Smith Robert
Smith r B
Stewart S T
Smyth Thomas NJ
Sneed w w
Sheppard William L
Snead William
Smith 2 B
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Thomas John D
Thomas g. Lumpkin
Turner l.
Throop o II
Turpin Thomas w
Terry Thomas
Taller s
Taliaferro William G
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Venzile Arsbella C
Veale James
Valentine John
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West James T
Wtitehurst John c
Walker joel L
Watts Joseph G
Wilson James i
Williams Lindsey
Walsh Peter
Walker Robert
Waller r P
Wingfield Ralph
Whiting Robert
Williamson Samuel VI
Williams 1'hos
White William
Wilkinson Wm 2
Wilson William
Wilson William b
Wilkerson VIM A
Watts William NJ
Williams William
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