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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL hOTELS
YESTERDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL. - Miles Pettock,
Norfoik; T. l. Taylor, Gloucester, 7 G Smith
and lady, Miss A Z Dupey, DJohns, Lunen.
burg; A Hilsman, Mrs Hillsman. Miss Hills
man, Mrs DIR Hillsman, Amelia; J Bland,
Pr George; DR. W Crump. jr Powhatan; WIN
l. Hawkins, N c; w Beckwilh, Ala; E
Bianch, G B Stuart, Mecklenburg; wv Stuart
r N College; r II Gamble, Ga: G r Lyman
Lynchburg; j Beckwith, Ala; l. J Anderson
Washington; ? ] Parcher and lady, Miss Par
cher, Mrs Carbell, Miss Carbeli, Charleston
N Tappan and lady, Boston; L 5 Cook, N I
I X Young, 7 rrabo, Norfolk; c T Britton
N York; Rev Baron Stow, Boston; j Wayt
Charlottesville; John Timberlake, Shad"ell;
Mrs g Singleton and servt, 3 Misses Single
ton and Messrs Singleton, c; Peter Miner
ard lady, Charlotte syil!ej I c Ruggles, Z
K K.
AMERICAN HOTEL-E N Hubbard, Buckng
ham; T d jennings AMI Miss biggers, LynchourR;
Miss w atkins Chesterfield: a Woodbridge Mdlothl-
an: w A RJuidin, Charlotte; STACY Va; c q
Hayner O.; 4 4 At5ptt, WarTenton, Va; Conk
lin, Camphei II Gardner, lady, Mrs Higgins a d
Mi,s Marshall. Mac n; c Royce. Bait; w 2 Out II,
Phil: I Young. Mrs Rowland, son and Capt ;
Ri g. Petersburg; K ktng Va, Weaver, K w
Klny 3 Marsh, ~ Bsrfnister and w K Deane,
NY; w G Strong, Alabama.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Il Piunkett, Apo
mattnx; X WiIders, Lynchburg; d Richardson,
Appoma'tox ; Shepherd, Prince Edward w T
Noble, Areiis; 5 Fori Bait; n c Sheppard, Buck
inghem; " Z Jennings, Ncttowa'; f. S Blar.iae,
Portsmouth; w II Hancock, Amelia; s S Agee,
Gooch and; T Gayle, Mys Gayle Miss Gayle, Meek
lenourg; II Cox and r p Crynes Cheste!f i'd J
Pierce. Chester CO, Pc; f Watson. Va ) f ar
cher, powhatan; : Vensble and w White VA
K Brady, n Y; ; Jsqaes, Culpeppe; Budd,
Chesterfield; Hams, Powha,an; B Abel, Abe-
marie: w III Seiater, d. Jas Culroa and Cu.ton,
Rockbidge
CITY HOTEL-W Smith, Prior, Hanover,
s C Sutton, hing William; J w Dellisker, n J:
Thomas, Ala; w w Bennett, Va Con; G Saul
ders. Portsmouth; DR. J w Hewlett, Chesterfield;
T Harris, Brunswick McCsrgo, Meckenburg;
D NJ Justice, G Justice, Hanover: M Lips.
comb, Edwards, K Philips, Va Bourcugh
Miss; Burgh, Petersburg; W 5 Sciater, Harup-
ton; G Warmer and lady, w w uay, Va; A
Pharis, g Cook, Washington; w II Bsiy, Va; X
G Saith, Harrison: 1h"s steers, Va C K r; Wn,
Taylor 1hos Taater.o, h.2y William B T Taylor
hing and Queen.
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MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMsTAHCE.-lG Septem-
5er 1851, something more than year ago,
syo men drove up in a one horse wagon 10 the
Ssor Of Mr. Joseph Miller. then residing about
salf a mile below West Alexander, On rhe Ma
a5pna Road, in Ohio county, Va, and usked
81. Miller 10 take charge Of trunk and hox,
Eoy a few DAYS, at the end of which tin3e the,
would call tor them. MIR. Miller consented :;
Ispk Them into his house, and deposited them
N A place Of security. The men never return
I'd, and no application has since been made by
Try one for the articles. On last Wednesday
sgs. Miller called upon MIR. William Neil, Dir.
fsuy Eskey and ar. John Brotherton, his
NEG hbors, and requested them to open tht
tgsuk and ascertain the contents. They did
.ss. and found the trunk to contain shirts, pants
- hat and sunGry other articles UF wearing ap-
y.eTel; also a bloody shirt, in which was wrap
SD up a new Ratchet of The largest eize, also
I.saring marks Of blood In the box were a
Asef Of pedlar' harness, and other articles. In
f2se trunk was found pocket book containing
q paper upon which was the name If John 81.
lSammerman, aud il is supposed the trunk wes
me property of q man Of that rau.e. Ii - in
73P recollection CT our citizens, that abCuT that
sssae pedlar of the name OF Zimmerman was
ssoDd murdered III some one OF the western
szs7nies-not now TecOllected where; hut
E2aoa ght TO have been in Greene county. We,
sxAys.f, have an indistinct recollection Ct an
sesBrrence If the kind hut cannot now locate
lie scene of the tragedy. We publish this
assase ment in the hope that it naay lead to a
development of oil the circumstances attend
sr,g his mysterious affair. This property is
gssi0ubtedly that OF a murdered man - Wash.
:ssg snn Pa J Reporter.
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THE DAILY UlSPAlCH.

rur IcAmAs Colony AT NAUvoo.-We
snAe some statistics Of the progress of this
esrpmunity from the semi-annuai report, which
ssssBe down on the 1st of July iast. The socie-
~, during the previous halfye consisted Q,
80 snembers-l76 men, 10l women, anu 90
children; GO persons were added during 'he pc
rod GOV cred by the report, and ioo new mem
eers were expected. The colony hao 40 ae'eS
Of land under cultivation, and was IN posses
.son ,fS pioughs, II hssses, and yoke ~ OK
a,. The crops have been excellent; l5bU bush
"a. nj wheat 5000 do. OF Indian corn, and lIuU
~, of potatoes having been harvested I"en.
ax four men have the care OF the helds, ana
,..eh, of fne vegetable garden. The orch ards
.sd vine, ards are in the highest degree prom
sang, though not yet IN bearing coHGHion.--
thirty ,len are employed on The lslanc cutting
y.ssod which Is brought to the settlement 10
swe aat.boats. The transportation OF fuel IN
ss.,s manner gives employment to seven other
lmen.
The w-miIis. cooper-shops, &c. supply
I'll The necessities OF the colony. The numbe r
~ ai swine was 80; $50 were iatieGing Tor this
xntnmn, and $50 Tor next year.
'Yhe school was not yet in full and full
sTcTa,ion, owing TO want OF Toom, there are
,siaer present difficulties In the way, which
pfl be overcome in time.
The musical band consists o. thirty-two
pcrsOas, and both music and the dran!A nave
reached a very sa,isfacl Glory pitch o. excellence.
'Yss general health has been good. though ea'-
" IN August an attack Of cholera had carried
al men, 10 women, and children
The finances were also III good condIiIon.-
I'm the credit side of the accoun, Glands The
-ssln Of $42,402; On the debtor side, S4,S22-
ssving balance in favor Of the society Of
$3.50.
During the present autumn ten men will
ssek proper place III Iowa for rev and ex-
sspsiye coion,. When the foundation OF this
- fairly laid, Nauvoo will, for the future, ne
ssoi q place for the preparation and proving Of
ney coionlsts-N. \. Tribune.
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MIR. ~ MRS. KEELiNG's English.
I'VE and French Kna riding a nd Day sc hanI

ter Aonng Ladies. Seventh stree. between
Franklin aud Grace, opens Oct. LIST, and closes
July 3lst. The cCGrse If instruction includes
Mathematics. Natural and Moral Science Music
ancient and Modern Languages; IN a word, every.
thing essentia 70 solid and ornamental education
The Principals are devoted to their profession an
assisted N every department by an accom- plish
I'd cuTps of instructors Parents and others are
invited to inspsc. the Institution.
Trims -Bcsrd PEI 10 months or in proportion
from time OF entrance, pay hait yearly in advance,
5000; washing, $40; English, $40 to $50, accord
ing to age ard progress of publ; aufic at the Pro
tessors fee. Modern Languages. Of which French
is always taught by educated native # Paris,
residentin the family. each $50. Day scholars pay
Gun'te~iv. &C 25-3 WITS
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NAIL AND WlNTkk DIZZY GOOys:
il IS52.-NEw STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
1;ooDS STORE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
v1EC. A. GWATKIN takes pleasure In an
noupcine to the citizens of Richmond and sur.
rounding country. that he has taken the spacious
Wareroom, No 167 Main street, opposite the FIX
change Bank, and a few doore below the American
Hotel where he has opened new and splendid
stock of staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
ed TO the ali and Winter Sales, either at wholesale
or retail He now has in store most every arti Gle
usually kept In a Dry Goods Store all OF which he
expects to sell much cheaper than the old prices,
a great portion having been purchased at Auction,
and since the late decline in great many kinds OF
printed &C DDS. He respectfully and cordially so
1icits call from all in want OF cheap goods, es-
pecally the Ladies'.
oc Sim C. A. GWATkiN.
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MARINE WIS.
PORT or RICHDiOND.

SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish. New York, Lu5lan
l. Watson.
Schrs Oriara, Atkins, Richmond. and Yorktown,
Wog la u. Petersburg, cid at New York 9Th
Schrs Liberty, Williams, and Jan@ Ross, Plat,
from fredericksburg, arr st do same day
Schr Flayilla, Taylor, from Fredericksburg, arr
at Boston 9th. Schr mercy Taylor Nickerson, CID
at do same day for II is port.
Ship Excelsior, Smith, troa CITY Point, arr at
New ORLEANS 29th uit. Bark C3ane, Burmester,
hence, arr at do 30,h
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~ VERNON ESKRTDGE
Chsplaln IN the U. States Ns75'

Hamptons Vegetable Tiucture, By its mild acroa o.
the stomach, liver, and the kidneys, Will ours sJsfP
sie cough, asthma, bronchial and iups affections -
III the back, side and breast, consumption scrfu =
rheumatism, govt, neuralgia, fistua, piles, bo"eEoS
plants worms nerv Gus debility-with all dlssss.' ~
sing from impure blood and is the greatest lem
diciae ever known 4
Call and get pamphlets gratis, aud sec eertihe"S
cures -
For sale by o. A. STRECKER, Main street, $50
mend; q. B. JONES co, Petersburg, Va; po...
COOKE. fredericksburg; MORTIMER + Wv
BRAY, Baltimore, and BY Druggists generally
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NO THE AFFLICTED Voluntary ceru
l. ficstes continue to come IN t, onn persons who
have given Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir fair
trial
"RIcHmoSD Nov. 18th, ls50-Mrs. A. 3 DAVIS
Dear n adam: take grea pleasure in recommend
ing your Cough Drops to those afflicted with
Coughs, Colds, Ne have used itio my family for
three years, and found it the best family medicine
ever used. On one occasion administered it to
one of my children, suffering greatly with C. i'd snd
hicn fever, and it afforded immediate relief.
Very respectfully,
MARY ANN STEVENSON.
FOR SALE wholesale and retail, by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. BODEkER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. d
YALE. and Mrs A DAVIS Main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad at =, Richmond.
%
NEW BOOKS, Just published. Village
~ Life in Egypt, by bayle st. John. author Of
Adventures in the Lbysn Desert "Two Years
Residence in Levantine Family
This book will tie welcome, as presenting diff
ferc picture Of Egg from the usually painted
by raveIlers in that region The life Of the low er
class of pc, pie i'd here most graphically depicted
and Eastern stories and anecd ntes Illustrative Of the
condition OF the country population are given.
Passy, the Potter, 2 vols-clota 81 50
The Life of Bernard Passy of Salntes; his a5ors
ard discoveries in art and science, with All outline
of his philosophical doctrines and Illustrative selec
tons from his works by Henry Morley, author Of
"Ho3 to make Home UDaeaithy," &C.
For sale ct MORRIS Bookstore.
no
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NHE COMES SIONa az AN ETO

A Ill PhyshcIans agree that Large aud ryeq i,,at
IA coses of uaus sous a,sok ciic cOra pouoos taken
into the stomach from time to time, must have q
tendency TO stroy the heathful tone Of TAFT vital
organ Of the hunan stsrcrn,'' ard IL Is well know
to all the medical PR fession the, tie active prci
pie OF gal'on of liquid medicine be placed 10
teaspoon; why then the use of gi ring iarg- ami
ntuseoas draUghsss TIC srreuesus idea lhss 1.-THE
more nauseoGs the medicine tho potent its eff
iects," is now discarded by all ca did rsasoners
and il is insisputaby prov beyond doubt tina,
BRYAN S PuLNONiC WAFrRS ntdcine Ct
the Jtt agreeable and palstaoe ature ss the N
etectus! remedy tor Coughs Coles, az! tk"ir con
sequences. They invariably give reAsei ~ zen min.
G;es and peasant 70 the ia te ths. any child
will take them.
Price % cents per COX For ssh. by
ne4 GAYH0R 4 WO0D nrrgsists
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NUE.CE.-ine subscriber prepared tn re
~ sume the tuition of the French Language
grsmnatical!y and prac+i cally, with continued ex
ertion to enable his pupils 10 speak it with pur
pronunciation and exempt from foreign and pro
viucial locutions.
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THOMAS TYRER,
no 5-dlm Gun and Rifle maker

TO TOBACCONISTS.-5 lbs OF very su.
L perior rich black Tonqua Beans, extra flavor
25 bottles London OH Bitter Almonds. Also, Oil
Cinnamon Cloves Annise Berganot, Lemon,
Peppermint and Rose; with large supply OF all
the Gums and Spices used tiavoring, all of which
sell on very low terms, and the quality sups
rior. BENNETT & BEERS,
10 Druuuists, Main street
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NOCHRANs nIACaINE FOR CRUsH

I1CHRANS MACHINE FOR CRtsh
" ING G I'D ORE.-Recsntiy Psieotes 10 -
country and EGrope.--Th ,se maeoi1e', oy W.
simplicity OF construction, their durability tas -
doubted principles upon which they ooerspa % :.
effective operation aud result. are justly eniaFo
the consideration Of all parties engaged IN tfss
ing, Grind rg. and Puiverifing Gold Ore 80 !"
other ores or mineral substances. They :" ~ ~
deliver act or dry as nay be required sao - -
worked BIZ steam, water, or horse power Sha rs
pull 'erisng gold bearing ore or quartz oaros1 ~
when ;ruch sulphurste of iron is found Sf'a - ~
ore. The perfect manner in which sl the tassei''
passing through tie machine is granula d.
The gold pa fsciy bright, from Is to 80 X, -,
more gold 10 produced than By any o'h"f w. -
known Machines with ths right TO uss - -
capable of puiserisiug t. tine powder o"V 49, -
or nuur are s"Id az 3 gOe-those pplv T"las %
ton per hour a. 81 5Go-and those puiy AI'ttes w"
tons per hour at 1900, de.iy.red in View tesk
sH@ TO miners wao are not prepared - pa -
the machines viii De furnished, and rrutea On 49,
following terms, viz: b,r,
machine to palve,ise 1000 pounds per h. boz,
SO 0-peF ,eS'
one ton SalJ
two tons $3.50
competent person viii be provided 10 efFc' '"'
machine, at the expense OF the lessse -
Machines are at work in New yoFs, ara - 49,, -.
PeGreum Gold mine CT CommodoTe SsoeA'
Fieyanna Count Va.
Application may be made 10 WIlhsn sssSS'
Psa DSDielsvtle, Spotsyivsnla Comfy, Va, u
Mr.. Ioha G Beasiey, agent OF Cen nodsf' S''S
tons mia. ., So~iesyiiI Fiay~nns co.. W.
For further particulars address
o. ia--Im 81 Cliff s,e'i, Y. '.
nOOR iATs--A general s.ae..re ena = ~ aoe'
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DLATED WAkE.-Csstors. Cake Baskets,
l. Tsa Sets, and Walters, of the richest and la
test styles Also, Papier Mache Goods, in great va
riey. Dressing Cases, fox the toilet aud for tray
cling; Bronze Ornaments and Caudelabras, Mantel
Clocks, fine Tea Trays. Just received and fer sale
by LEWIS GlNTER
uoA 1877 Main street
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EvANCY EURS.--I would most respectfully
O. call the attention Of the Ladies, to my assert.
nen of Fancy Furs; consisting OF Black and natur'
al Lynx Mutfs Mountain Martin, Cross Fox, Gen
EFT aud Copey DO. A great variety for Missrs and
Children DO ; Also Victorines 4 Cuffs from low
priced to the tiaest artice!-Which | am disposed
TO sell low similar goods be purchased in
New YORK
NOS John THOMPSON
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~
road -
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by New
Castle and Frenchtown line, .----------.-- on
Be4seen Philadelphia and New York 10
For Ist class passengers, and 81 on each tor I'd
class do.
Besides the through and direct connexiop named
above with the main Northern Route, through
tickets direct can be obtained at the Depot OF the
Baltimore 81 Ohio Railroad Company, in Washing
ton for Pittsburg and Wheeling via the Ralay
House on the following terms:
Between Washington and Pittsburg-
Time "a hours. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
Between Washington and Wheeling
Cline 81 hours IL JU
For through tickets to Washington and Balti
more or other information, apply at the ticket OF
fee.
1t is deemed proper in addition, to state, for tina
information OF passen gers, that four daily lines are
in operation between Washington and Baltimore,
by means of which the traveller who through
business or neasnra has hAan DELAYED in Wash.
lngtou, mas anyways In nls power to proceed at q
convenient hour directly on his journey to any
point north of that place. THOMAS SHARP,
Agent of Transportation.
OFFICE r., F. g. P. r. K. Co,
Richmond, Feb 81, 1852.
P. Snr-The Night Train will not stop to take up or
put dyHn passengers, except at the following sta.
tons Cottage Taylorsvile Junction, Chesterfield,
Milford, Ginney's, Fredericksburg and Brooks.
N. BY order of the Postmaster General, no
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights.
fe 81 T. 8.
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= RAViNG. HAIs& CUTTING AND
- DRESsING.-Cupping, Leeehing, Bleeding, Elk
tracing Teeth, &c MIR. j. +. SPACH, from Ger
many, late from Philadelphia, would most respect
fully inform the citizens of Richmond and its vicu
j'y, that he has opened and atty fitted out the cor
lit store on Governor street, under Mrs Eddings
Boarding House. where he will be at all times pre-
pared to give ample satisfaction in all the above
named branches, with prompti,ude and dispatch
DC IS-lnk
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IA HIrE Ash ANTHRACITE COAL.
w Landing from schr George q cargo of supe-
rior " hise Ash Anthracite Coal. Persons
laying 10 their winter suppiY OF the above Coal,
would do well to send down their orders. S. rs
per load, delivered aay where ia he city
JNO. w. WRIGHT,
SET Dock Wharf
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ELIZABETH BAGW3d
Rev. Vernon Eskridge, U. =. n.

PORTSMOUTH VA, August - 100
Mr. ] f Boush-Dear Sir: While sIn N general op
posed Patent Medcines ador compels tae % stao
that have great confidence the yTtues OF hsInP
toms Vegetable rinct,re For several months psSs
petite dizziness and genera debility with entire SIC
cess So far as ny experience extends, therefore,
take pleasure in recommending it 70 the afflicted -
safe aud efficient remedy.
L am respectfully yours,
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81 Al U8Bi4G 8AN3.-We are authorised to
se!t mast valuable tract of land, tnro' which
the Central Railroad passe', not more than 10 miles
from the city, containing 2ho 30 Of which are
cleared. The uuidngs e good, and 10000 cords
# wood and lO0,000 barrel slaves mig int be taken
from the land without material injury
Terms very Accommodating. apply early.
TULER a. COOK,
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"a HO AXE THE HAFPY.-J.

Az - u Il L .
w DOLPH has received, Nov, S.
Who are the Happy, or Piety, the only founda.
ton of true and sub. tantal Joy; BY Rev Water
bury, DD-25c
Gallant Tom, or the Perils of the Ocean: an IN.
tere ting sea tale-25c
The Forrest, by w Huntington, author of Alban,
Lady Alice This is a love story-l p
End Series Of Leigh Hunts Book tor Corner
No 20 Putnam s Library-25c
Discovery and Exploration Of the Mississippi Val
ley, with the original narratives of Marquette AL
louez, Mernbre, Henepn and Anartsse D"uay; by
Jno q Shea with fac oinnile of the newly discover
ed msp OF marqu' tte-92
Confessions OF an Eton Boy, by Chas Rowcroft,
Esq-50c
443 Lit.ers Living Age-l2c
November No Plough, Loom ana Anvil
November No London Lancet
Memcirs of Martha Thompson Shsrp, by her pas.
tor, Rev Helm American Tract Society iSc
A Pastors Councils, American Tract Sooie.y-l2
Letters from Senior to Iuuior Physician, Am.
Tract Socety-6c
Irving's Sketch Book, evo, 6ne new edition, with
pates-S6 NOS
WHE COMES ,IONs OF AN ETON
/ BOY The Lii and Public Career of Daniel
Webster, including briei outline Of his Services &c
the Nation, as Representative, Senator, and Secre.
taTy OF state. with summary Of his views on IA.
great Natl nal Questions OF the day, from the New
YORK Daily Times -i2c.
The Democ ratio Review for October, containing
Beautiful Steel Portrait of Gen. Frank Pterce.-.5c
Tue Confessions IF an Elton Roy, by charles Ros
croft, Author OF 'Tsles Of the Co!onies &c. &C.
spendidly IlIustr att d.-ls1 pes"s--sec
The First Step to Crime toe Bottle, Illustrated
by CrUis shank, COIN plete Sec
The First Step to Fortune, or G8 Pledge, Sc
eual to the Bottle --e5c
Mnney, Play by Bulwer-l2.
the Lady of u sns, by Buivar-l2c.
For sa!es y q. NJ WEST d BRO,
nos ExeasAg" Book Store.
DL--~, - - - = =
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T ATEsT NEWS FROM EUROPE.-
IA DOUBLE BAARELED GURSl DOUBL 4
BARRELkD GUAS!i-Just received, direct from
Europe, the most splendid lot OF Double and
Single Barreied Guns, Percussion Caps,
Powder Fiasils and shot Pouches, of every
description, which WIZ De sold ut very reduced
prices.
Having been to England myself. making all my
purchases direct from the manufacturer for cash
and being DESTROYS OF doing large business in the
Goh line, will sell as low any Northern Import
er, at my Cheap Cash Store, No 90 Main street.
Richmond, Va HENRY LYMAN
Importer OF Guns md Watches
Next door t" John II. Gordon's Grocery store,
SF"t;sEnen 4. r. spectiuilv invited to call and ex.
anime the ne" Patent and latest Improved Double
bar, led Gun. just received froln ENGLAND.
~ I'o@Tal discount viii be IN de to Whole
sale Dealers and Country Merchants
oda t'"rget that it Is "N3 &C. Main street." Rich.
nA'''Ls w.