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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-28
BY s.iCiaaRD CAUTiF0ssN.

I'd OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS.
Ea Wednesdays and Fridays-Sae of horses every
Saturday--On the days above named, commencing a!
Vt O'clock, will sell at auction, at my ON 18th ST.
variety OF Miscellaneous articles consisting OF the lol
loving:
GROCERIES-Sugar, Coffee, Gunpowder Tea,
Candles Soap, Nails, Starch Bacon Hams Shoulders
and Sides, Rice, Pepper. Ginger Brandy Whiskey Gin
Molasses, Butter, Lard, Herrings, Shad.
FURNITURE Bureaus, Sideboards Washstands,
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses Bedsteads,
Chairs, Candlestands, Dining Tea, and Toilet Tables,
Bedding OF every description, Tenders, Shovel and
longs, with many other articles in the housekeeping
line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.-Iwillalso sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers Clothing of every kind, Hats, Caps
Crockery-ware, Matches Writing nd Wrapping Pa-
per, Books, &c.
au2l r. GAFJTHOPN
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, Jan. 24.
The Cotton market continues animated, with sale.
of 900 bales at the previous advance Sales of The
week As 900 bales Stock 10000 bales
The weather IL extremely cold.
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MONDAY-Kentuckv, No. 20-Capitas: of
$4,000. 70 Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets So, halves "a,
quarters 50.
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Ass FOR RENT, house near the upper end OF
EAa ain street. Price IS per month. Apply to
de 81 X. CAUTHORN.
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"a FOR RENT OR SALE.-Ihe very capa-
Eu cious and convenient house known as "Persico's
occupied recently by Mrs Meades school, on Marshal
and 9th streets.
Also, the brick house adjoining my residence on 5tl
street, recently the property of Mrs. Myers. Several de
srabIe additions and Improvements will be made for
good tenant. Apply to Mrs. Taylor, Richmond, 0
by letter, Hanover Court House, 10
au 29-2awts GEORGE TAYLOR.
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MI Office Attention is called 10 the stock of Fan
= cy Goods 10 Store no. l6l M ain street, they will
be exhibited c day and sold Tomorrow at auction
ian % DUNLAP, MONCURE G. co.
SUR ERROR JAVA COFFEE.-l5O bags for
y sale by
ia % DAVENPORT. ALLEN Il Co.
aahgh h hs8hs. COFFEE SUGAR, for sale
% DAVENPORT, ALLEN eco.
TE>ANN ERs' OILS bbIs of good quality, for
l. sale by
ia % DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
z @hAA BAGS LAGUYltA COFFEE, very
= SYNy handsome, receiving, for sale by
"a 70 JAS WINSTON.
d wish TO hire strong active man to work in my
q store.
Ia2S Jas. WINSTON.
RgANAGERs' OFFICE.-F MORRIS 4
IVA co.
FOR THIS DAY.
At II o'clooli-Cspitas: $4,000, Of 1900, 8 of 100
&c., rs numbers 10 drawn. Tickets s. so
This evening" al o'ciock--Capitals $50 600. 10.
QUO. 5000, &c IS numbers 10 drawn. Tickets $40
Drawn Nos of Washington, 9
"a So 66 DC 81 So 30 81 So 81 CT
ia 70 c. w, PURCELL
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Tickets SO; halves 10, quarters 5.
Certificate of package of wholes S20O-shares in
proportion.
Orders for Tickets in any Of the Maryland Lotteries
will meet the prompt and confidential attention if
addressed to Morris & Co, Managers, orto
w. PURCELL.
de % RichnTond Va
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az MORRIs6 Co., Successors TO D. PAINE
Il & Co.. Managers of Lotteries.
IGNORE BRILLIANT PRIZES AT PURCELL's IN
$4,000 SOLD.
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- FOR RENT-The former residence OF Mr.
Eaa Peter Cotton, deceased situated hall mile west
OF tie city, at the West corner of Mr. Ruihe fnord's
tensive and convenient and there is large and rich
OF OF land attached, on which are fruit trees, &c.
We ask particular aud early attention this beau
tiful and much to -be-desred situation For ap.
ply to U.s. TOLER d COOK,
ia5 General gents
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Drawn numbers Of Grand Consolidated, Class 81
Is 50 40 4G A 50 IS 10 Is % 43 80 "a 26 10 81
Whole Is 40 So, the grand capital OF 900, re-
turned from this agency by PURCELL, for want of
purchaser.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY.

$4,000, l2,497. COCO, 100 OF 1000, 100 of 500
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 5, be drawn
at Baltimore, Saturday, January oath. 70 Nos, l2
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EDOTATO ES. -l50 bushels Mercer Potatoes a
a superior article, putup in three husheI bags. Tor
sale by & F CLENDINlNG.
10
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"A FUK KENT.-A brick dwelling, nearly new
Eh situated Marshall street, at the intersection OF
Madison street, containing rooms, with pretty
the occupancy of VIM H. Graves, is offered for rent
at $50 per year.
This property has the advantages OF being in good
neighborhood. and of having in the back yard well
afIordng water not surpassed tor purity, sweetness
and GOODNESS, by any water in Eastern Virginia.
Apply to u.s. TOLER 81 COOK,
i, & General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-29

Report of the Board Of Public Works.
We have lust finished the perusal Of this
documest, the work, we believe, Of the late
Governor of Virginia. II is written with great
force and ability, and win be apt to command,
out of the limits of the State, a very unusual
degree of attention. We do not recollect to
have seen any where so full, 80 clear, and at
the same time SO satisfactory an exhibition OF
the entire system of internal improvements, It's
progress, its present condition, its aims, and
its anticipated results.
We are not yet prepared to enter fully into
the vast and complicated subject, which this
Report has thrown open to the inspection of
the public. Blu, we think it proper even, in
this place, to allude to one most fatal deiusion
under which each line Of improvement has
been heretofore laboring, and which it seeks
to dispel. Ii is, that the several schemes are
antagonis,ic, and that what ID beneficial to one,
must of necessity be detrimental to others
think, any man viii be convinced who will
read this document. In Massachusetts, the
railroads are on an average seven miles apart.
Here they move from a common centre, to
portions of the State entirely distinct, so much
20, that no one could serve the same region
which is served by any other. Besides, in the
enormously increasing trade, not only Of Vir-
ginia, but Of the entire West, there is room for
all-for five times as many as we actually have,
or can have. To use the language Of the Re-
port, wealth is pressing for ingress upon all
sides. All it wants is the means of entering.
Let there be peace and harmony, then. be-
tween various lines. Let them all work to-
gether, and not stand at dagger's draw, al.
ways ready to fly at each others throats, upon
the slightest signal. 1t is only by joint action
that they can be anything else but curse to
the land, which they have it in their power to
cover with blessings.
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DIED.

On Tuesday evening, the 9th instant, Doctor
CHARLES ]. F. BOHANNAN. The friends and
acquaintances of the family requested to attend
the funeral, this day, Thursday at IL O'Clock,
from the residence OF Doctor T. l.. Bohannan, On
Broad street, opposite the Monumental Church,
without further notice
AT the residence of his father, on Union Hi1 or
ME eth inst, WILLIAM EDGAR, only son of
William and Harriet Hicks. His remains will
leave the city from the Petersburg Depot at 8, A
M, this CFhursday) morning The friends of the
family are respectfully requested to attend his
funeral
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20 Rockbridge Alum Waite

~ nOCkDrIust AIuM Watef.-7Ae Ger
ttkcate Of James b. MCluag, Rock5ridgs county
Trginia.-This is to certify that my dau ghter Jane
bad been complaining for about two years with the
dyspepsia and she attended the Rockbrdge Alum
Springs for few weeks for two seasons, and has
been In coed health ever snce-and that has been
about eight years-and she is in better health than
che ever was.
March 81, le40 JAMES B. McCLuNc
The subscriber is still the sole agent for the sale
OF this celebrated Water, and iireceivng from time
to time tresn supplies from the above Springs
JOHN FL. SEAYRES
ia 29-ts Columbian HufeI
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Purse FouND.-The gentleman who advertised a
purse with 500 in it on Saturday last can find the
purse by applying at this office but for the money
we know not where to advise him to look for it,
We can say, however, thatit is not in the purse 1t
was taken out, and the purse was then thrown into
an alley, where it was picked up by gentleman
who left it with u.s.
Who steals my purse, steals trash;
Twas mine tbs yours, and has been slave to thou.
sands.
But he that empt;es it of all its cash,
Robs me of that which much enriches him,
And makes me poor indeed
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- 1 CUnR ALL FAM v0R - 1s3
C45s-YO CUkO DOLORES, = the Spanish ~.
Dr. Ross's vonderfu1 Pain Curer WI cure !, eimoss
ilnn1ediaeeiY, corue, Rheumatisms CeiIbieinss
snrsirs. ChoIic, PainD IN the Bscx Or Limbs
Crnmus. o. Pains ii The Stomach or Bowels. sore
Throat - So Neck. Every person a1oui4 I've
q bottlebt fhs Price l24 and 3 cene sf0 ss I
Of PUnCELL. LADD Z CO, Adie Gfsys& : =.
Duval, 4 Bodsher. and = BIais: si-h
r. Only ~ La AM IS cenfs for Bill
rative PIN knswn.-Dx- ROSES kAiLkoAD
Or ANTIBfLIoUS PILLS are the best Piliss e
thousands who hsve used them declare. for guriIy-
ing the blood. carrying of ell bile, and grodueng
road Pills." because they goahesd Of oil other rus
DR.. ROSES celebrated Family Pills for Indiges-
lon, Dyspepsia and Sour stomach, are $50 o.. =
great demand--pricr Is cents, and tor sale oy ful
cell, L add 4 Co, Adie Il Gray, Gsynor q Wooos
Bodeker, Bennett Il Beers, r b Duval, .. Ar
strecker and ]. Blair. ja2l-ts
MPTION.-RUSHTON, CLARK
cos CELEBRATED GENUINE MEDlCi-
NAL COD LIVER OIL-This valuable remedy,
introduced By Us to the notice OF the medical pro
fesson, but little more than two years since, mas,
during that short period, advanced more rapidly
in the public estimation than any remedy YET ais
covered for this dread destroyer OF the human
race. It has been used with the most signai sno
gratifying auccess even in cases considered nope,
less, and in the late reports of the New York and
Pennsylvania Hospitals on its use it's spoken o. a.
being more valuable than any remedy yet discover,
ed for Consumption and pulmonary Anecuons, ano
it has the great advantage over all other remedies
that instead Of reducing il increases the strength
andhesh Of the patient thus eaaonns -. AZ.
ease.
Owing to the purity and superior quality OF the
Oil of our manufacture, having given 1t popular.
ty over all Others several persons have copied the
shape and style of our bottle in order to palm on
inferior quality and aduterated Oil, and az the ar
tice unless pure, H. in most cases, worse tnan use
less, we would call particular attention to our sig.
nature which is over the cork of each bottle with
out which it is not genuine Be particular and en-
quire for Rushton, Clark 4 Co.'S Cod Liver Oll,
and see that the signature is over the cork. For
sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO., C. Bennett &
Co, Seabrook e. Reeve, H. C. McNemara, and
Druggists generally, where pamphlets may De
had gratis. giving the history and use OF the OH
del6-2m
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THE PRETTY THINGS AT GrNTER's-We have
already alluded to these things. We take this OPP
portuniy to inform the public, that they must take
their last look to-day. This evening, at half past
six, they will all be disposed of At that time, every
body feeling an interest in this matter is invited to
call on Ginter. Come and take last look, for you
may never see anything beautiful again in quar-.
ter OF Century.
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THE BROOK TURNPIKE.

A gentleman who lives upon this venerable
old thoroughfare, makes suggestion with re-
gard to it, which we consider admirable. and
calculated, as far as we can see, to take the
fancies of all-stockholders as well as others
interested in it. Ii is to turn it into plank
road, which may be done at small COMPARE
tive expense, and to the very great convenience
of the country which it traverses. Indeed, we
never saw finer track for plank road than
the Brook, and, without knowing any thing
positive about the matter, we are disposed to
think that the traveller would be content to
pay double toll, provided it could be turned
into one.
The people in that part of the country are
entitled to some such improvement. The pre-.
sent turnpike is an an old-fasl.ioned mud af-
fair, as completely out Of date as Noah'a ark.
1t was apparently constructed when turnpikes
were yet in their infancy, and before it became
known that the best plan of construction was
to roach in the centre, and let the track fall off
at the sides. The country along it is very pro-
ductive, and under the influence of mari, is
becoming daily more so. Some preparation
ought surely TO be made to meet the future.
We learn that petition upon the subject
will be presented during the present session.
1t is not designed to interfere, at all, with the
rights of the stockholders, at least to their de-
triment:
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oBsrRUcrIoE.- large quantity of railroad iron,
belonging to the Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, having been left by that Com
pany, for some time in the street at the head of
Broad street. the obstruction was duly reported to
his Honor on yesterday. There being question
as to whether the Company had not permission to
leave it there for certain length of time, in order
to the construction of turn out-the case was de.
ferred antl tomorrow, by which time the question
will be satisfactorily answered by Mr.. Shepherd,
Clerk of the City Council.
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DUMAS SKETCHES n FRANcE.-We have lately
published one or two extracts from this very agreea
blebook, and shall probably, hereafter, publish more
We neglected to say that the volume was presented
to US by our friends Geo. NJ West s. Bro.
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RUNAWAY Agnes Elizabeth ran away from her
mistress, Mrs. Mary Z. Temple, June last, and was
found by the watchmen Tuesday evening, at house
tenanted by blacks, Williams prick yard The
Mayor on yesterday committed her to jail.
Annacca, young negress, ran away from her
master, Edward McConnill, yesterday morning -
Her master claiming her, and paying the customary
fee by order Of the Mayor she delivered over to
him
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" We stated some days since, that the
Augusta was frozen up at Norfolk. The
Herald says she has not been ice bound there,
butthal she has been compelled to remain
there, IN consequence Of the ice in James
River. She has. during her stay down there,
made three attempts to come up the river, but
failed to ge. higher than the Grove wharf.
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UNLICENSED LIQUoR SHoP.-Captain Jinkins re
parted Wn. Simpson, who keeps shop in the real
OF Blankinships stable, for selling liquor without
tavern license. The case VIII probably go before the
Grand Jury
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LIQUOR DEALERS IN NEW YoRK.-There
are 1910 liquor shops in New York CITY. of
which 5,l35 are licensed, and IT'S unlicensea !.
4,369 Of these shops are kept open ON SUNDAY
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HUzzA FoR THE DIsPAreHl-The Cameo Breast.
pin advertised in this paper ON Saturday Last, was
brought to the Office yesterday morning The owner
can have it on applying, &c. s
There is no method Of finding lost things SO Ger.
tain a. sdvertizing In the Dispatch
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The Memory of

MAJOR GENERAL PHILEMON THOMAS,
Who was born in Orange county, Virginia, on
inc y.a Gay q saa o leo
fought in the battles of the Revolution, which
achieved our national Independence; in the
Indian wars, which gave US the Empire of the
West; and was the leader of the gallant band
who, in 1910, defeated the Spanish forces, and
hoisted the flag of our country in the town of
Baton Rouge:
1Sl4-'l5
he aided in repelling the British invasion, and
then served the Stale as member of the LIE.
gislature and representative in Congress with
marked fidelity and honor for thirty years.
THE PEOPLE OF LOUISIANA,
in testimony OF their admiration for his virtues,
and OF their gratitude for his public services,
have caused this tablet to be erected.
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TRoTTING UNLAwFULLY.-The driver of Mr..
VIM. Smith was reported by Captain Jinkins las
trotting his team too fast down Broad street. and Mr.
g. was fined accordingly
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NOTICE.-Those parents or guardians residing
IN in Monroe Ward having children undor their
please send in their names, residence and number
Of children to Capt. Dimmock, If residing South
of the centre of Main STREET.-THE F. Bransford, Esq.,
If between the centres of Main and Clay streets
of Clay street, who will assign such children to
schools free of charge.
1t is earnestly requested by these gentlemen that
this notice be attended to as soon as possible.
Ia GIFT
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u letter from Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
states that the Capitol of the State, where the
Legislature assemblies, is nearly completed
The workmen, among other things, in giving
the building the finishing touch, were inserting
tablet in the wall on the right Of the Speak
er's chair in the Hall of the House of Repre-
sentatves. This tablet bears the following in
scription:
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UNLAWFUL AssEMBLAGE.-Edmund Carter, slave
to I. & s Hardgrove, for participating in the un
lawful assembiage Saturday night, heretofore re
ported, was ordered by the Mayor on yesterday &c
lasbes
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THE ARCTIC IN GALE OF WIND,-A let
ter from New YORK says the steamship Arctic,
which arrived here from Liverpool on the 2lst
inst, brought her English pilot with her, being
unable, on account of the storm, to land him
on the British coast. The writer, in CONVEX
sation with him, learned the following remark
able facts: 'She left Liverpool in gale, and
encountered on the passage four of the most
violent gales he ever experienced, aud to his
establishment, with seas mountain high, not
sea barded her; and as for the ships strength,
you would not have known she had an egne
in her. Nautical men consider this passage,
under all the circumstances, one Of the best Of
the Collins line"
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~ Spinal affections, PARALYSIS. palzv Nor.
vous diseases, Rheumatism, &C., thathaye resisted
the skill OF the best physi clans for years, can be
speedily and permanently cured by the new and
stsa, 4, ARABIAN remedy called II. G. FARRELL.S
ARABIAN LINiMENT; excellent. also far s,n !,
scrns, sprains, breises bites OF insects, reptiles
&s4 and is the best horse medicine ever diseaver
ed. See advertisement. ia aeNat
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EDUCATIoN.-We call attention to the advertise
meut in our columns, wherein those parents or
guardians residing in Monroe Ward, having children
under their control which they are unable to adu-
cate, are requested to hand their names residence
and number of children, to Captain Dim1nock, if re-
siding South the centre of Main street; to c. F.
Bransford, ESQ., if residing between the centres of
Main and Clay streets and to VIM. Evans, Esq, if
residing North of the centre of Clay street-which
gentlemen viii assign such children to schools free
Of charge 1t is earnestly hoped that parents will
take advantage of this offer as soon possible.
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1 ,HEFULTEFEC, the residence Of N. f.
~ Sutton, in the county of Henrico, near Rich.
VIII be sold to the highest bidder, on THURSDAY,
the 9Th OF February, 1852 at o'clock, on the pre-.
misses, by thetrustee, John l.. Marye Upon large
portion OF the amount of the purchase a credit of
giving bonds with good security for the deferred
payments Ia oQ-dtda
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THRowING BRIcKs--Wiiliam Worsley was ar.
raigned before the Mayor on yesterday Forthcoming
brick at William Dales house One of the COM
planants witnesses being absent the case was con.
tinued until today.
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fhty-one negroes, emsncipa,ed by the will
q the late John w. Haughion, Left Aus us,s
"a. lately, Tor SayaanaL, on their way to-
aAssna'
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BAILED OuT.-Elza Wood, recently committed
for keeping disorderly house, was baed out by Mr.
Starke
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RICHMOND STOVE WORKS.

THESE works are located in the Immediate
vicinity of the Tredegar Iron Works, and
are now in blast. The principal business of this
establishment will consist in manufacturing the
best improved Air. Tight and Premium Cooking
Stoves. parlor, Office and factory heating Stoves
Fronts Crates and Tenders, and the most useful
kinds of Hollow Ware.
The attention of dealers is particularly request
ed TO the above articles, they will be exclusively
adapted to their trade; and pledge ourselves to
furnish them Of as good qualify, and at as fair
prices as they can be procured from the North
In addition to the above, we win execute orders
for plain and ornamental Fencing for dwellings
and graves; do Balnstrades; also, Corniee and
Capitols in archtectures and for almost any style
of hight and fancy Castings.
ia 29-imd&ws BOWERS & SNYDER
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the Office Of the City G AZ Works, to furnish Re-
torts Lamp Posts, and other assiDgs-he proposals
to be opened the 9th day of February next.
Specifications win be furnished on application st
the office OF the Super ;ntendent of the City Gas
Works
BY order of the Chairman of the Committee on
Light. ia 29--6tl d. DEN0ON. CLERK.
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WANTED.-An Irish woman, possessing good
w recommendations. TO do the work of small
family. Apply at this office ia 29-3*
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- 5000 DOLLARs.-JoHN JOHN.

~ SON, manufacturer of the justly celebra-
ted "F1etcher's Hair Tonic" would respectfully
call the attention of persons to this wonderful
medy for the hair, both for strengthening it and
preserving its beauty, also to purify it and keep
it clean from dandruff. The increased demand for
it, and rapid sale that it has, induces him to offer
the receipt for making this Invaluable remedy for
the hair to any neigbbouripg State for the above
sum of $1,000 He will refuse to sell the receipt to
any one in Vii ginia. Persons may be sure, y ap-
plying to R. R. Duval and to Messrs. Bennett &
Beers, Main street; to Messrs Miller s. Seabrook,
Broad street; or at the Saloon, under American
Hotel, to get the genuine Tonic at the price
heretofore, wholesale and retail. ia Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-29

DIR. J. b. McCAW tenders his
V>I-a professional services to the citizens of
Richmond. OFFICIAL his residence on Grace
street, between 7th and 9th. ia 16--3taw2w*