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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24
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The KIchmoald Mhg haas been authorized
to strife, that there was no authority, whatever,
tar the EnGUirer's statement that Mr.. Bots
~ou d be Mt Buckingham Court House to-day,
us S'e had e~tered into previous engagements
before he heard 'f the Buckingham meeting,
which precluded the possibility of his accept.
ing the invitation
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24
ARRIVALS AT DIBREII,s uorr,

YESTERDAY
: benl Wilkes F. J. w. Graves, Comreh VIM. W.
Andrews, Bedford; Jnn. s. Huff. Cut,wb, VIZ ~
Sanford. Petersburg; Jno.D Aexandcr Cnmnholl r ~.
YIN "m. u Humphrey, Bedford; A. f. Gregory E. G
gregory Wythe, Lead Mines; t. r Shaver, FroniIi,,
1no, .. REYNOLDS, Cumberland, Vim. D. Srrggs RaL'
Tor !"S. Iyler Buffalo SPrng,;J NJ Hoss, Jone.boro
Jno. G. Gray Bedford witt iy"cipHrg'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24

A po'l will be opened on the second of No
vcmber in the different Wards in the city q
Richmond to Test the sense of the people npor
an additional subscription of $4,000, to tn,
Capital Stock of the Richmond and Danvill,
Railroad Company.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24
Unprecedented Success :

1>i-a remedy fer DyspePsa ever offered To the pub
liz, has met with the ryPREcEDFE1ED <CccE>s of BA
kER'S CELEBRATED PREMIUM BIT Frs. No
more an ten year, the Proprietor OF this nledi,
had the good fortune discover its superior Virtues il
the rradicaton of Dyspepsia, mud feeling be d,,
he owed the public, once, in private wny oie ed
these Bitiefs to those who uiliried. Since lima
time until within few months, lac has sought by
advertising otherwise from the simple fact that ih,r
were nluiy Pamlccas anout, to give them u very o.,
tended repnatnn should he Lave done so had nj,
hundreds u. hi friends. ho had used them great nd
vlntagc ON themselves and hiriamilirs iged him IN
give his Bittcrs greater publicity in order that the hole
human family might be- benefited be their use. Haypg
consented L. do So he has greatly enlarged his faci,
manufacturing and would say all who ire af
Hcted viii dyspepsia Dinrl lea, Coles, Cr,mps sour
Stomach. { Constipation of the bowels, and u disease.
arising frnm disordercd digestion, that Baker Premium
Bicrs Of all other remedies the best that has Yer
been discovered for the erudicarion Of these nnnynp
ram paints. Price o cents per bottle For sale ly
sept 23-}w d. Il. LYMAN
n 1t being certnn thai CITY Is be liz itrl
with with Gas. take the earliest opportunity of in.
forming the citizens Of Lynchurg that shall prepare
Immediately for GASFffTING.and rcsrcctfully soIict
the patronage Of nay friends and the pubic generally,
Aug 20.-ds a. q. DABNEY, A'dr
PHEOAIX FocxnRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24
GRAND LODGE OF TIE UNITED STATES

GRAND LODGE OF TIE UNITED STATES
The Grand Lodge of the United States. |.
O. .. T.. met in Baltimore Monday and mm"-
dialely proceeded IN business, Grand Size
Vim. NJ, Moore presiding. The day was
chiefly occupied in the examination ofthe Gre
dentials of representatives, the appointment of
committees, &c. The annual communication
oil The Grnnd Sire shows that the Order is in a
most hourshing condition. The election Of
officer, for the ensuing year was To have taken
place yesterday.-R,ch. DiYotch IF IPrd@es-
dat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24
From the White M0uatajns-iSe Serious Acc,
dent HedrV SaOlD Storm.

dent-Hedry Saoao Storm
SPRINGFIELD, Sept lS.-A gentleman just
down from the White Mountains, reports thai
John w. Fowler and wife, OF Milford ,Connoc-
hcnt' and Mr.. Beebe, OF Brooklyn, N York,
were thrown from a carriage, on Friday morn.
ing, at tranconia Notch. and all were seriously
hurt Mr.. Beebe was in delicate health, and
the result in his case, it Is feared will be fatal.
Our informant says that he climbed Noun,
Washington ON Thursday morning, in a blind
ing snow storm, and that he and his compan.
ions came near freezing. The season is over,
and The regular stages between St. JohnsLury
and the mountains have been hauled off.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24

TnE REINDEER ExPiOsfoN-M Mr. Thomas
Quig ey aud his daughter, Miss Phoebe Ann
QuigIey, have at length died at Maiden. after
prolonged snierings from The injuries received
by the explosion on the REINDEER The, we're
both fsom st. Johns Porto Rico. The
"hol" uumhcrof lives lost by this calamity is
now known 10 be Milty-sercn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24

GAaRErr DAVIS. E.q
virginia and Tennessee Railroad.
The early complexion 81 The Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad is. IN every point oil view
4 matter Of vital importance TO this community.
The work has already enhanced the value oil
property in I.yneiburg 10 a very graai extent
but the effect Of The complexion Of The road and
the vast amouut Of trade which will create,
must be 10 give sill greater value 10 rea cs-
tate. The holders Of property IN Lynchbnrg
have already received full equivalent for the
stock subscribed TO tire Company III the ~
creased value Of their property.
But, although his is the case, the people can.
no, avoid feeling the taxes imposed on them 10
pay The Railrood subscription as burthen-
# IS desirable To GET I'D of this furlhen SOON
as possible. Complete the Railroad, and not
only are the taxes removed. but there will be
at least per cent more dividend on The stock
Than the amount required to pay interest on
he bonds. Not only to the City OF Lynch
burg but TO the State and 10 every indi-
vidnal Stoekhoder--iIe road is orth from
6 TO 10 per cert more for every year saved in
its Completion.
| The carly completion Of the road will also
have the effect sooner 10 develop all The rcsour-
Gers of the country which it is 10 penetrate.
! These reflections have been suggested byth,
very graft, ing intelligence, TINT arrangements
have been made To Complete the entire work
without further delay. Contracts have beer
entered nto for finishing the road, and putting
it into complete operation by the 1st day o!
January, 1855. The work has been let at h
lowest prices heretofore paid In cash, aud it i,
10 be paid for in bonds of the Company, Lear-
ing per cent interest, and payable in 20 years
Nothing could be more fortunate than such
an arrangement
1t is believed that the next Legislature " il
mol fail 10 extend all The aid desired 10 the Vir
! gina and Tennessee Railroad, but the expert
encc of the past warns us not TO place too mucI
! dependence on such tardy justice.
| This intelligence must be peculiarly crafty
| ing TO our South " esiern friends, who have $,
| nobly given Their means TO be expended OF
this end Of the road. They will gladly hail
this assurance OF the speedy realization Of their
hopes.
They have been long grooming under the
load of transit charges which have excluded
them from the markets Of the world They
will be glad to know that in two years. tn,
Railroad will carry the products Of their fer
tile soil TO the Atlantic coast. Our friends o
Tennessee need no longer fear that we shall
fail to shake hands with them at the State line
and solemnize the marriage of the Chesapeak,
Bay with the father OF waters Tennessee,
must arouse all her energies TO be ready for us
In two years from the LIST day of January next
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad will b,
finished, and will IN all human probability, from
that day, pay profit often per cent per annun
on the entire cost of the work
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24

Norton Peters, Of Missouri. recently made
i handsome speculation by driving sheep over
land q Cal'orn He started with $500
sheep, and at Salt lake he sheared them and
sold the wool for 1900 On reaching CaIilor.
MA with 1000 OF them in good condition, he
wns offered eighteen dollars head for the lot,
Which he refused being sure Of higher price
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24

1t Is stated that the Hon. VIM II. Seward
intends to leave for Europe the latter part of
his month, here he will remain for n fa,y
weeks, returning home about the time Of the
Presidential election. W '''e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24

please Ia i-su- II. committing Ia the promises
md mediation of our Saviour. am ever Your
iaitlf,l friend. Ii. CLAY.
GARRErr DAVIS. E.q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24

Among the patents granted the week end
ing September 9Th, was one to S w. Albert
of WaIpoIe. n. H., for Improvement in APP
paratus Tor feeding chickens.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24
A NEW FEATURE.
} < AAA WOE TH OF FURNI-
-slNWVE TERE.-.LONE& s. II 4 r.

no OD, Main STREET, RfcHMoHD, VIRGINIA
We are offering our large assortment If Furniture
at reduced prices have greater facilities for mar
uacturng than heretofore We return our thanks Tor
the liberal patronage received from middle aud western
Virginia, mud we hope to oaer such inducements
merit continuation Of these favors Our nlotto il
Quirk sales aud small profits. and we intend in all
cnscs to adhere to it Sricky. We invite all TO exnm-
e oar stock. belieNe we will offer greater in.
dnremehs to buyers than any other House in the State
We prepared manufacture al articles IN our line
at the shortest notice. JONES & HARDWOOD.
Sent oi-1t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24

In tie city Coucll Of Richmond "A report ha,
been made in regard to further restriction Wit
the slave population ol that city,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. 1852

Many and cordial lhaaks. my good and true
friend. for your kind and friendly letter. I
wish that had the strength to respond to it, in
the iullness which a,y heart would PROMPT. but
nave not. Ny condition is very critical, al.
'ho"sh my frlnds think there is a slight i'm
DAYS. f''' u"
GU have been rightly informed that con.
=. the result with composnre, resigna
''om ana submission. In view Of my present
sutfernss IN this life. aud the hopes and bless.
'ngs IN the "eYt. am ready TO obey the sum
mons OF my God. whenever he NAV eraciouslv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24

The fol flowing 6rief cote, written by Mr..
CAY. has just been published 1t exhibits his
rehs'ons comFosune aud serenity during his
last illness
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24

Mn. CoRwiN The WASHINGTON manor.
have no illusions to the rumored retirement o,
Mr.. Coru in from the Cabinet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24

czeMEXlCAN MUSTANG LINIMENT-Thi.
-l Liniment has given such universal salisfact
to the public aud its triumphant success in the cure f
sprnns burns, old sores, brnken hreast. sheumati>m
piles AMI pains IN any part of the bodv has driven oil
other Lnimens out OF the market wherever il known
And the good ii constantly performang in the care OF
poll evil spmins. founder scratches crack ed heel and
all IKE diseases IN Horses. makes it the best Imminent
now IN use Look at the avdcrtisement in this paper
and tryit See advertisement in another column.
Sept 21-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24

4 nv - VI LIN ~ n ~ ~
Il MING! MorrtWS E0sie Book t'orhS, 1876 Fulton
Street, kefc YORK. = IVopekone ami SulSroonz % Park
Row.--BLANk BOOkS.-Blnnk Books in greater
variety and at lower prices tlan any other Estab-
lishmcnt in the country. Five thousand Rcans of man.
ntnctured Account Books constantly hand, adapted
to every market in the Union.
llalfboupd Cups per quire, 10 s cents; Full bound
ID to -; and. in finer bindings. p so; Denlys Ru.u
Bindings. 50 cous to s 90; Medium Royal, aid Su.
per Royal Books in proportion.
A NEW FEATURE
AL the books furnished by this Estsblish ment which
orr - cents per qnire and upwards. beautifully
PACED, by newly inven ed process. without charge.
MenOrsnd1sa Books of all kinds Wholesale and Re
rul Denlers supplied in any quantity for h approx
ed credit. Scht o4.w6w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-24

EN GOODS--FALL IsJ2.--The sub
srriher would respectfully announce to his friends
ana the public generally that he is prepared 10 Of
tero the trade alarga and well selected stock of Simple
and Fancy Dry Goods at unusunn, low prices. iii.
stock OF Fall Cloths Suiinetrs Linseys &c. is very
urge also very large and desirable stock of Blankets,
MI OF winch will be offered al very low lricea
Srp 2l-difts ID Il r. PETERS
~ Republican copv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01
CONGRESS-THuRsDAY.

SEEATE.-Messrs. Dodge ard Walker pre-
sentad several petitions praying for the con-
struction of certain railroads in the State of
Wisconsin.
Mr.. Hamlin reported resolutonin favor o
printing 500 additional copies of the report
upon the mail steamer contracts. Agreed
to.
He also reported in favor of printing II 900
extra copies of the Patent Office report upon
arts and sciences; and also 30 500 additional
copies of the agricultural part of the same re-
port. Laid over.
On morton of Mr.. Walker, the bill granting
land TO the State Of Wisconsin, to aid in the
construction of two railroads in that State, as
taken up, and the same was ordered TO be en-
crossed for third reading.
The bill providing for the settlement ofthe
claims arising out Of the military operations in
California was reported, and was considered
and ordered TO be engrossed.
The deficiency bill was then taken up, and
MIR. Pearce addressed the Senate in defence
of the administration upon the estimates.
House OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Th House
resolved itself into Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union, and resumed the
consideration ofthe homestead bill.
Mr.. Walsh endorsed TO the fullest extent the
proceedings ofthe Wing caucus, and defended
the South.
Mr.. Johnson, Of Tennessee, answered
arguments which had been urged against the
bill.
Mr.. McMullen closed the debate in favor of
the bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

PRISTise OFFICE JoKEs.-It is customary
in some Printing Offices when a particularly
green youth commences learning his trade, to
make him the object of various jokes. lie is
often sent TO neighboring Office for an imagi-
nary articleIwholly original in the minds Of
those who perpeirate the joke. Once upon q
time, boy was sent TO Ks Office for
ssquart of editorial" He was sent back With
picture of jackass. This was rather severe
upon the jokers-but they immediately told
the boy to go to k. and tell him Il was
"editorial" they wanted, and not the "Edi-
tor" = '& s.
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RICHMOND SATURDAY MORNING NAY : eEs= =

u There are few things which assors Z, cr.....
pleasure than sitting down to write ,sic N ~
celebrated Hoofand German Bitters, because We
are fully conscious we are conferrins nnhiic IL.
neft, and our heart tells rs that By our not notiees
many nave oeen induced to take these Biiters aud
plant, &c. for the cure of which ii is certain II il
prepared and sold only by DR.. c. NJ Jackson. al fhe
German Medicine Store, No. 100 Arch street PhiIa.
delphia. 40 s6-Ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

w Every one who has suffered with frost bitten
feet, rheumatism, ague cake spinal sfection sore
ness of the breast &C.. knows that H g. FarreHS
Arabian Liniment gives almost immediate relief
when all other medicines fail; and sse verify be'
lieve II those same peryous had bctte ef this -:
lebrated remedy and could get no more, they would
For sale by PunckLL. LApD Co.. coruer =
Main and I4ih streets. Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

eE Tsthe Cftizeas Of Hlch-
menl. ana Strangers vinfffnx tae Css{.
Il Won wish TO have your hair cut pnd dre.eee y
the most fashionable and tasty manner, sns yo.s
wbiskers changed 70 heaut'fri BLACK q nIo4ss
fhen csll q the American Hair Dressing. Shaving
ana ehempooing saloon. under the American He'
fei. :.
II, B.-Hof cold and shower BATHS q ~
hours. Price Is cents, or Eve tickets for VI
ap l2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

.S' LIST.
A
Archer Miss Sally w
b
Burnett Miss Mary NJ
Boiling Miss Margaret
Butler Miss Mary Ann
Burton Miss Matilda F
Brewer Miss Mary E
Berkley Miss Fanny E
Brooks Miss Eliza E
Barker Miss Hersilla 9
C
Cary Miss Roberts Q
Cunningham Miss NJ
Claiborne Miss Lucy A
Caruthers Miss c v
Carter Mrs Mary
Cauthorn Miss Adaline
ID
Dugal Miss Margaret NJ
Daniel Miss E r
Day Miss Emma N
Davenport Miss Ann z
L
Ellet Mrs Susan B
Elam Mrs Sarah E
+
Ford Mrs Virginia E
Fore Mrs Virginius L
Fitzpatrick Miss Elan
Fox Miss Jane II
Frees Miss Louisa
Frayser Miss Amanda S
G.
Giles Miss Lucy
Goldman Miss NJ A
Gardner Miss SA,ie
Gordon Miss Susan
Gordon Miss Virgiuia
HI
Hetzell Miss Corielis B
Henity Miss /. A
Heath Miss Julia A
Hobkins Miss Josephine
Hankins Miss Lettie
Heath Miss Laura A
Haire Miss Lucy Ann
Hickman Miss Mary J
Hooper Miss Mary C
Hutchins Miss Susannah
II
Jones Miss Mary
Jenkins Mss Mary
Jonlden Miss Nancy
X
kimbrough Miss r
King Miss Mary E
Kennedy Miss Charlotte
Kerr Miss Caroline E
l.
Langhorn Miss MS
Lumpkin Miss NJ E
Lupsey Miss Sarah
NJ
Marston MrsssSallie w
Martin Mrs Susan
Minor Miss Berfend;a
Nuns Miss Catharine
Monroe Miss Mary A
Null Miss Sarah NJ
Macfarland Miss Susan
Nc
Mclaughlin Mrs Bridget
n
NefehAuf Miss v
p
Pepper Miss Mary w
Parham Miss Polly
Parrish Miss Eliza A M
Pike Miss Caroline
Peatress Miss c NJ
Perkins Miss Kate
II
Randolph Miss MaryJ
Robertson Miss Lucy r
Reed Mrs Emeline
Randolph Miss C Il
3
Sadler Miss SusanO
Slade Miss Fannie Z
Smith Miss Fanny
Sims Miss Martha A
Shepherd Miss Bette
r-Y
Toler Mrs Mary I
Taylor Miss E C
Via Miss Elizabeth
w
Wiley Mrs J S
t Wheadon Miss Mary
Waller Miss Olivia D
Wash Miss Rosalia v
, Washington Miss Bette
Wells Miss Sarah T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Richmond Poss 0m..
an tbe 20fh Aprss rCxn Ss

Persons calling
please say they are adv
LADIE
Anderson Mrs Unity
Anderson Mrs Nancy
Bailey Mrs Frances
Brannan Mrs James
Boards Mrs Matilda
Bayers Mrs Matilda
Binfort Mrs Sarah w
Bonary Miss Virginia
Bragg Miss Sarah L
Bi itord Miss Sarah
Brown Miss Sarah +
Cobbs Mrs AP
Crowley Mrs AnnE
Curtis Mrs Elizabeth
Coleman Mrs Mary
Clark Miss Jane
Chaplin Mrs Sarah l.
Curren Mrs Lucy L
Dixon Mrs Louisa
Daniorth Miss Virginia
Denwerth Miss Marian
Davidson Miss Maria T
Eubanks Mrs Lucy AZ
Elnore Mrs Mary J
Foster Mrs Elizabeth
Ford Mrs Edith B
Foster Mrs Mary P
Flaherty Mrs Mary
Fendley Miss NJ A w
Frayser Mrs Mary NJ
Gillom Mrs
Granger Mrs C A
Grover Mrs Emily J
Caller Mrs Mary
Gardner Miss Lizzie
Higbee Mrs Ann
Hazlewood Mrs Z G
Hitchcock Mrs Z CT
Horn Mrs George
Hargrove Mrs II
Hopkins Mrs Laura E S
Hancock Mrs NJ E
Hockaday Mrs Martha A
Hargrove Mrs Mary w
Hanlon Mrs Mary K
Irwin Mrs Mary C
Joy Mrs Ann
Jackson Mrs Mary
Jones Miss Harriet III
Kerr Mrs Martha T
Kane Mrs James o
keppler Mrs Fl s
keiso Mrs Fanny B
Kerby Mrs Eliza
Lipford Mrs Frances G
Lapham Mrs Mary 7
Lindsey Miss H A
Lipscomb Miss M P
Morris Mrs c A
Mitchell Mrs E A
Monan Mrs Eliza
Montgomery Mrs H
Meeks Mrs Judy
| Marsh Mrs Jane l.
Nasty Mrs Susan
McCartha Mrs Maria
McKenney Mrs Sarah r
Norvell Mrs Sallie w
| Potts Mrs Jane
Payne Mrs Louisa
Potts Mrs 5 A
Pendleton Mrs James
Phelps Mrs Charles c
Parnen Mrs Mary B
Ray Mrs Virginia
Roganni Mrs Sarah F
Roane Mrs Eliza Jane
Robertson Mrs G
Rogers Mrs
Shepherd Mrs E
| Schatf Mrs Elizabeth
St Clair Mrs Elizabeth
Swank Mrs Bertha
Suter Mrs Mary
Taylor Mrs 7 +
I'aliaferro Mrs Mary A
Taylor Mrs A E
T'iller Mrs Ann E
Walthall Mrs Sarah T
| Woodson Mrs Margare
| Wood Mrs Louisa e
| Walsh Mrs Eliza
| Winston Miss Catharine
Woodson Mrs A +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01

| Allen Be njanlin r
Amory Edward s
Archer DR. Carthon
Alexander Jacob
Booker VIM Fl
Buel Mr.
Beine Anton
Black Mr.
Buttison Amos
Blake Alexander s
Beneditto Bruno
Barrett Beverly
Brown Benz c
Burtoot G + 2
| Brookes Calvin
Bennett d d
Beings Dewes
Bullard Elisha
Bass Frederick w
Boughan Fix
Baker George s
Barker Gariater
Brooks George
Burkes George
Blunt VIM B
Carlisle Amos 3
Chapman Gsnl
Crockett Barney
Cannon Charles
Carter Emanuel
Casella francesca
| Cook Fields
| Carpenter Geo w 2
| Caufield George
| Cousins Henry
| Carey Joshua c
Childress Joseph 7
Christian James s
Child Jacob T
Carter DR. John L
Crowell Joseph L
Davis Ihos f
Davice Samuel
Davis Robt
Donnell r I
De Forest Peter
Dablins P
Drake o 9
Donahone Maurice
Deyareagh M
Duhain Louis
Derrel Jonas s
Deacon james 4
Davis John X
Downes laramie b
Edwards T'hos J
English & u B
Evans O b
ElIet Jr Chas
Ford Al
Foster Jacob J
fxt-IfA u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-01
MUsIC.-P. 8. TAYLOR osers Tor sale q

MUsIC.-P. q. TAYLOR offers for sale &he
lH following popular pieces of Music
Katy Darling, song, by Whiteman
The Last Rose is Fading song, Peasolas
The 0ficers Funeral, song
Tho 'tis ell but DREAM, song
BY the Sad Sea Waye, song
Music ct Nightfal song
Der the Far Blue Mountain, ssa9
Are We Almost There, song
We Are Almost There, soag
'Tis the Last Rose Of Summer, arranged by
w. ". Wallace,
at bis Piano Forte and Music Store, lao Main st.
an IL
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GENT'LEMEN'S LIST.

A
Allen Robt G
Akers VIM +
Amory Walter
Allison w
B
Butler Henry G
Browning Henry
Burnett John Fl
Bannon ] MO
Bryan Jno Coalter
Blunt JohnL
Barnes Jacob
Bower James
Bratherick James
BryantJ John F
Bryan J r
Baibour Lucian
Booker Lewis
Brooke Martin P
Burch Saml
Barker Robertson c.
Barrett Master VIM 5
Boswell VIM
BroCking w BW
Brian VIM
C.
Carlon Capt John 2
Campbell John P
Carnes Michael or Jas
Campbell NJ Fl
Curry Martain
Carpenter Nathan S
Crump Richard M
Cox Samuel III
Clark Z A
Clemmitt Thomas
Conner Thomas 3
Cox DR. Thomas z
Clarke Washington
Clemmet VIM Fl
Christian VIM
Craig VIM H
ID
Deal John J
Dreffet Henry
Daughtry H D
Dunhorn Franklin
Davenport T G BE
Bresback DR. L 2
Dews Edwin E
Dodson Edward
Durrett A. Evers
Drinksrd d 8
Drake DIR Daniel 2
benson Dennis
Dunlop Alex
Davis A n
X
Ellis John II
Enniss Joseph
tx Henry
r
Flannsry Micheal
finton Patrick
FIetcher Stephen D
Finton Timothy
Fox TT
Fairbanks VIM n
Foland VIM
Ford VIM Il