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Baltimore, Sept II. 1851.

lex the SICK, the uellcale, the declining, tak TO
those refer TO, and then try this grind restora
tive.
Baltimore, Sept IL, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray | feel it duty to
make known the benefits have derived from DR.
hamptops Tiucture. For ergth Of time | have
beea subject to greet prustration OF muscular pow
er, and great ieailty of tue nervous system nc
companed With palpltaion and tluttering of the
heart. | had such sudden attacks that on one occa
sion | could scarcely get home, l making mention
OF my case to friend he referred me- to Joseph L.
Stap'eton Esq, old and highly respectable cti.
OF Baltimore, who bad USED the T.ncture under
similar circumstances. | called on Mr Stapletou,
apd strer an Interview Of some minutes, was fully
satisfied OF the medical virtues OF thu Tncture,
from the evideuce before me, OF his own person,
who, for some time previous, indicated failing
stale OF heath, bat now hearty, hale appear
aace, with the activity OF youth. | immediately
commenced using the Iiucture and before took
the contents of one bottle, my strength
ed and can walk as brisk and active as |
was twenty years ago. This Tinctura is the grand
restorative OF the digestive organs, which, when
destroyed, the whole sysem 10 in a state Of suffer
ing.
do assert it is, in reality, what it is represented
to be by DR. Hampton, the Inventor
Wh A. SCHAEFFER,
Now in city of Washington.
See cases Cough, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, &c
Sold only by o. A. STRECKER-pamphlets gratis.
oc2
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The RACE YEsTERDAY.-There being on
siderable disappointment at the result of the
contest on the track between Red Eye and
Gold Pin, the other day, at Fairfield, much in
terest existed, yesterday, with regard to anoth-
er trial of speed between these two fine horses
at Broad Rock. The day was not very fue
one, and the track, from rain, was very heavy.
This Enthusiastically the ''knowing ones''-
was thought to be highly favorable to the
horse, it being supposed that he had the endur-
ance or bottom" of the mare but Gold Pin
beat him two straight heats, of three miles
each. The time was slow 1st heat-6:1. I'd
heat-6:j. The number in attendance was nor
very large. Large odds were bet on the mare
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PRIZE EXHIBITION Messrs. Woodruff g.
Ogden, Glass Blowers. will give prize en-
tertainmsnt at Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
The prizes are ten; among them pair of love
scales, cupids chariot, glass ship and steam
engine, and some birds of Paradise. Tickets
Q5 csuts
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WITHOUT PAPERs.-A free negro named
Miles Wilkerson, was arrested Thursday eve
ming in default of FREQ papers. He wanted to
bride the watchmen 10 let him 90, but they
were incorruptible. Ordered 10 lashes for his
impudence, and committed for want of a re-.
gister.
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~City Delegate From the Petersburg
EXPRESS of Friday. IA correspondent of the Rich.
moud Dispatch suggests to the voters Of Richmg nd
the name of ROBERT j. WIGLESWORTH, Esq,
Az suitable person to be voted for to represent the
citizens in the next Legsistare. Mr.. w is . prac.
tical printer, man Of excellent sense-and unal-
terable in his poiilics-which are Democratic. He
would make good representative. oc 1877
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TIPPLINa-Patric Flsherty, junior aud senior,
and Andrew Tierney, who were bouGd over to keep
the peace on Thursday, for aetisg in very disor.
derry manner in beer shop kept by II. Gunde rhei
mer, yesterday testified TO drinking brandy in Gun
derheimer's. and be was accordingly fined for sell
iLg spirtuoas liquors without license and rfquir.
ed to give security for appeal before the Graud
Jury Of the Hustlngs Court 10 November next
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New PUBLICATION The Bivouac, or the
Rival Suffers, neatly printed and illustrated
novel from the press of Garrett & Co., New
York. 1t is story of the Charles O ma LEY
stamp, written by Col. w. H. Maxwell. a very
acc emphasized writer of fiction. For sale by
George M. West Il Brother, Exchange Book
store.
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SrABBIEG William Mcdonald was brought be-
fore Justice Evans yesterday on the charge of un-
lawfully ssabbing free negro. named John Roberts,
in sn oyster boat, at Rockets, On Thursday last
We understand that the stab was inflicted with an
oyster knife and was very dangerous one, splitting
one Of the ribs. The case was continued until TO
day, owing to the absence If Witnesses,
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BROAD Rock RACES, TUESDAY, Der. 14.-Thrd
Doy-The heavy fall Of rain Thursday made the
running on this track heavy, and thinn ed the aten
dance. Mr.. Talleys grey horse won the race, which
was for purse Of 500, two mile heats, in two
straight heats Result as follows:
James Tsey's G. G. by Prince George, out of Re-
gister's dau four years old, IL
C. & N. Green'sb h. by Wagner, years old, 2
Time 40i-4 o.
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No Pass AND REsIsTING.-John White
slave to Henry Wlckham, was arrested Thurs
day evening in default Of pass. He resisted
the watchmen, and on yesterday was punished
w it'll 20 lashes,
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AFTER HoURs.-Abram Gum, slave to +.
Garter, for being out after hours Thursday
night, on yesterday was ordered 10 lashes
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MARRIED..

On Thursday, the l4th inst, at sh o'clock, P NJ
at the residence of Mrs Wellington on Franklin
street. by the Rev John Woodcock, MIR JOSEPH
SMITH to Mrs PHEBE BYRD all of this city =
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DRUSK.-John Weaver, arrested for drunk
enness on Thursday evening, was yesterday
fined 81, and discharged with reprimand.
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c0L CAKRIAGEs, CARRIAGES.

eERH -! CAkRlAGEs, CAk t,
Coach-luaAing establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, (3th and l4th stree.s)
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, CnarioJtees,
Ba~orches, Buggics, with and without tops, AMI
Su.es, all of his own make, OF tire best materials
and - or .lnanship. All Of which will be s,l as os
as good work Of the kind can be in the city Of
Richmond and Respectfully asE a cal from lEose
in want OF any article III the Carriage line, Us am
determined t. make to order ana Sci! al the Jwest
price. possib.o; and eli work sold .latis new W&r.
ranted MICAJAa MAEGUN.
an 99-3jr1
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IMPOKTANT NOTICE TO CT.
~ GAR DEALERS AND SMOKERS y.
A. HARRINGTON, lo4 A.in, corner of 10th street.,
sign OF the Scotch Soldier, is in receipt Of d. lot
Of imported Cigars; also, a large stock OF domestic
Cigars which he ofers to the trade on reasonable
terms; also, fresh supply of Godwin's Fine Cut
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, OF tine quality, for
sale wh0les ale and retail III luts to suit purchasers
at prices to comge,e with the Northern markets.
J. A. HARRINGTON,
Tobecconiss, No, Isl MAN, corner 10th street.
~
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T60uE ATTENTION OF TEACHERS Is

n - LIZ
Z called to the series OF School BOOKS Dub
lished in Georgia, These Books are edited o7n ed
and bound at the South, and ought to reeve ,be
patronage of all teachers this side OF M4sgg aud
Dixon's Line.
The Appalachian Primer, consisting of grCgres-
siye lessons IL words OF one or Two syllable.
Appalachian Reader No l, consisting Of easy les
sons IL reading and exercises il spelling
Appalachian Reader, No :, CONSULTING 0; ssy lss-
sons IL reauing, WITH questions ana spelling l-ssUns
Appalachian Reader, Nc 3, containing :cpriata
lessons III reading, exercises IN enunclatis pause
infection and emphasis, with spelling ssyls de.
fnitton and pronunciation.
History OF the Z. States Of America, from lis dis.
covery to the present tlcGe including the discovery
ana early history OF Louisiana and Iexas.
The Southern Orator, consisting Of elements Of
eloculion aud selections suitable for defamation
and rsc.tations from eminent Southern orators and
writers.
Copies given to teachers for ezaminat..u; for
sale, wholesale and retail, by
ocl5 J. w. RANDOLPH
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKs,

m CARPET BAGS, &c The sub EzzgA
II scriber would mos! respectfully call the at,
tantion of the public to his large stock OF the
above goods, fresh from the n anufacturers enbrs-
cling in part follows Gentlemens Fine Calf Dress
Kip Waterproof do DO. cat and P.tent leather n
Montereys; do. do. Dress Shoes sewed aud peg
ged Ladies' Cater Boots, all coiors and qualities );
do. Jenny Lind Boots, Half Gaers, Buskin Cater.
&c; do. White Kid and Satin Slippers; do, Black
Morocco and Aid slippers, all qualities do Maroc-
co and Gcat Walking Shoes, of Nil fsshouabls
Styles kisses' Cater Boots Bootees Buskias Slip.
pers, &c; Chi!dren's Caters aud Shoes of every
description Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boot.
Bootees, &c; Servants Boots and Shoes various
kinds, too tedious to mention also Travelling and
Packing Trunks, Umbrellas aud Carpet Bags
JOHN THOMPSON,
Oc Is 81 Main street Richmnnd
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SERVED HIM RIGHr.-On Thursday after
noon, us one of Nay lor's omnibuses was pro
ceeding down Main, near II III street, devotee
of John Barleycorn, fall of pluck and whskey
undertook to get into the stage greatly to the
terror of some lady-passengers. The driver
sought to keep the intruder out, when he made
an effort to take summary vengeance on the
driver, but was repulsed with sundry lashes,
well laid on, that had the effect of bringing him
partially to his senses. We were glad to hear
that the driver did his duty in this matter, by
keeping this besotted fellow out, for we hea rd
not long since, of the ridiculous conduct of q
drunken man, who, by some means, obtained
seat gin an omnibus, greatly to the annoy ance
and disgust of several very respectable lady.
passengers. 1t is bad enough that man
should make beast of himself, witho ut expo
sing, publicly, his degradation.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

EAST HANOVER PREsBYTERY.-This asso-
citation is now engaged in holding its seml-an-
nuaI session, in the lecture room OF Rev. MIR.
Moore's church, on Franklin street.
Yesterday morning, Rev. G. ID. Armstrong
ofNorfolk, preached to an attentive auditory
from the 4th verse of the SD chapter OF isaiah:
"Surely he has borne our griefs and carried
our sorrows : yet we did esteem him STRICKEN
smitten Of God, and afflicted" The preacher
remarked, in the outset that it was study o /
the prophecy, contained in this chapter, ana
its fufilment, that led TO the conversion OF the
Earl chichester.
He should regard the text, first, as pro-
phetic record OF the great event OF the wor Ids
history. the fact was made appare mt by 1t,
that the sinless Christ was a singular sufferer.
He suffered TO the utmost extremity and tn e
event stood without parallel in the world g
history.
In the second place. the Rev. gentleman ex-
amned the text as a statement Of the doctrine
of christian religion. After reciting various
constructions placed upon the text, as to the
character and object of Christ's suflerings, he
stated the true and legitimate character, viz
that Christ's sufierings were ricarious. An
application ofthe text, which implied saliva
ton to lost and dying world, concluded the
able discourse.
There will be preaching again this mornin g,
at ii o'clock, and in the evening at half past 7
o'clock, in Mr.. Moore's church.
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49, Home Tesrim0ny.-Re from
SsA of The Oldest Magistrates Of this city
let the sick, the delicate, the declining, talk to
those refer to, and then try this grind restora.
ti-a
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Notice to Tobacco Manufacture
~ ers.-The manufacturers Of TOBACCO in
the city of Richmond requested to meet at
shockoe Hill Warehouse on Monday afternoon,
sth inst at o'clock oc l6-2t*
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OUPERioR STATIONERY FOR SALE

OUPERioR STATIONERY FOR SALE
y BY NASH L. WOODHCUSE.-The best Black,
Red, and Copying Ink
Also, beautiful Writing Fluids
These inks confidently recommend as superior
Whitney's Patent nkstand with all other appro.
we'd styles
The Gutta Percha Coated Pen. This is the best
and most durable pen in
Fooscap, Letter, Pscketpost and Commercial Pa
pers in the greatest variety
Copying Presses Copying Books, and all the ma
terias for copying letters &c
Check Books, Negotiable Notes, Drafts Bills CT
Exchange, Bills of Lading and other Blanks
Ledgers, Journals, Day Books and all other
Blank Books, manufactured Of the best paper
and bound in the most durable manner and
handsome style
Portable Writing Desks, Port Folics, Desk Pads,
Bill and Invoice Files Envelopes, Boxes and
Date RACKS oc IS
GUPERiOR PIANO kORTEs ANDGCI-
~ TAhS SMASH 4 TOOUHOUSE have on the
way here superior Piano Fortes, from J. CHECKER
ing Boston Adam Stodart 81 Co. ard john 3. Dun
ham, New York.
They have lately received splendid assortment.
of GUITARS from thar celebrated maker, Martin al
go, superior Strings for the Guitar and Violin can
' NASH &. WOODHoUsE,
ocl6 Eagle Square.
CKEAT i.wPhOVEMkNr IN sTkEL
VI PENS NASH a WOODHOUSE have been
appointed sole agents IN this city for the sale Of the
Patent Gutta Percha Coated Pens with Platina
Points These pens write well and last longer than
al othe- steel pens msnufactuted. Price 50 cents
Der dozen, or ~ per gross. oc l6
GREAT EXCITEMENT Al T.H.
VI GRESHAMS-
Norwood, or Life North and South, By Mrs
Hale, beautiful book-75c
Paror ana Cabin, or Slaves and Masters, book
equal TO Uncle Tom's Cabin. and one of the most
interesting and entertaining books issued from
the press--5Cc-a fire.. supply
Partisan sighis and French Principles, seen
through American Spectacles-e5c
Lily Dawson, or the Smugglers Of the m book
Of the season-25c
Living Age, No 440-12tc
No Is Lo.sing's Field Book Of the evolution
25c
Anc:en: Egypt, under the Pharoahs, by Rennch
cloth 81 50
Comparative Physiognomy, by Res6eld, an anus
ing book-clothk2 so
Sole Agent for all tie Newspapers, Magazines
and Periodicals published in the Omitted States,
THOMAS Il. GRESHAM,
1904 Broad street.
N. BAH the Papers for this week Come or
send to the old established Periodical House.
cells
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SPECIE PAYING NoTEs.-The bursting Of
the Bank of the Union has caused quite PAN
ic here, and many persons have determined to
receive nothing but silver for any thing under
five dollars. To prosecute this resolution to
its consequences, would be to abolish trade al
together, unless in the wholesale line. 1t is
hard to &c silver, sometimes almost imposs-
BILE. We would advise persons to take no
note unless the President is known to be ready
to redeem it. We are not sufficiently acquaint-
ed with Banks to specify, but we can name
four whose notes we would as soon have as
silver. Here they are.
Southern Manufacturers Bank, par.
United States " par.
Selden g. Wither's l dis.
Potomac Savings dis.
There are, doubtless, others equally good,
but we have no acquaintance with them.
HUsTINGs CoURT.-Engaged yesterday in
:
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HALL ~Ti LES EI4UAAs al CH1I~-7IE
l. d LATHROP : just received new ,tyIe #
Cloth and silk C!oaks, rich Grape and oth= : Wis
Lace Berthes, Sleeves, Capes and Collars Eytrs
Rich Paris Mousseines; do. do Plain ana Figured
Silks. Aso, beautiful Tapestry, Vevet a.d ,5gus.
SCI. Carpets Three.ply Ingram and Dutea do; low
priced Rag Hemp and Wool do; Rugs Duur Mats
OIL Cloths, Printed Dra sets Sap0 De LANES Lece
and Muslin Curtains-with other desirable st,les
of Coca. al 81 sain street ori5
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fullest extent, in oil the delicate relations which

fullest extent, in oil the delicate relations which
the few past years have developed.
Resolced. therefore, That the recent out
RACES perpe,rated upon American commerce,
and the American flag, by the Spanish autho-
rites OF the island of Cuba, are accumulated
to 4 wrong. demanding the immediate action
Of the government TO vindcaie the rights and
dignity of the United States.
Public opinion is becoming thoroughly
reused upon this subject, and will not be sat
isfed short Of the most ample atonement.
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HUsrINGs CoURT.-Engaged yesterday in
civil business.
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n OTICE.-aMALL MITES WANTED--We
" will take IN our store all small bills IN tho
Washington Banks, with the exception OF oIs 1T~
the Bank Of the Union, at par, in exchaE:s lar drv
goods, at the loves! cash prices.
HART d MOSES.
&C u New Store g. -,
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4 CAKE TO THE TIDTI--

A CARD TO THE LADIts,-V-.---=-
"A hiMF I'll would iEform tae lsdies Of L. hnob5
Winter Fashions, Tuesday mex. the ero ~, n SUI
ber and would be pleased 70 show them Fr4. 80
assortment OF Millinery, Consisting OF Srraw D..
nets, in great variety; SILK, satin and gajys,
also Ladies and Caidrens Zsphryas, Tjpr"..'
Worsted bonn"ts and Has new style; Ogatfif sn5
Dress Caps At all prices Great in1ucer@ al
be offered TO cash purchasers cali tr,',, ~, -
dies Is respectfully solicited. oc -.
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NAISA FOWLS nave Ies par O. t1e'o
y magnificent fowls, which may be relied GA as
being OF the pure and unm!xed breed. They we're
imported by Chas. Sampson OF West ho4DaFy'
Massachusetts, a gentleman whose lame as pouF
,erer is co-extansive with the limits Of the Jaon
and whose character as a man Of honor ana !Fl'a'
is ag well known as ais skill in breeding p0-sFg
WIN. A. BU IfEAS,
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PICARD "ANTED-ln aiprivate family ~
- Gentleman AID his Vile, in pleasant p1T,
OF the city and with ten minutes wa d. ne p,
Office; vii! furnish their room if desired a,.3,oss
Location" box 1871, Post Office or7z@tg
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139 Main street, Eagle Square, hicampHd'
?. S.-Letter. addressed as above Will be MINI
iiately attended to. oc IT."
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See cases Cough Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, &c
Sold only by o. A. STRECkER-pamphets gratis.
Oc2
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.1ea THE sTEA MsHIP VIRGINIA.

E@T YIN NKk II 4 luz E'-oL ytu
from his home, corner OF Franklin and
4tn streets, small lver.Colored Pointer Puppy,
with q white streak on the breast. He had = red
Morosco collar on, witt the name Of NJ ?. Taylor
on the same. A reasonable reward will be paid
for his delivery as above. &C l6-2t
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al s .ai 40. k ~ . - 81 Nv vi tns
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81 : -, s sss iazss e-. sd <ssssk ktss sss.s~sf
- 5ss bals.,s 81 "a. ~ 80, 4 - tsst
: sts.sss aessssssssf ~ s.asf.ts@' 30 q =
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Making an aggregate of......... -l3, ,ll5,l75
{ Being an increase in the amountof lands sold and
located under land warrants of EGO go acres over
the previous year. =, .ss' sis - -4t74
The whole amount thus sold, located under land
warrants, reported under swamp land grants, and
selected for internal mprevenl ents exceeds that OF
the previous year by 334237a acres, and the sales
would, without doubt, have been much larger but
for the extensive reservations for railroads ia Mis-
souri,, Mississippi and Alabana,i 80. .sss f., IS.
For the quarter ending Both September. 1852, there
were sold 243 255 acres.
Located with bounty land warrants ,357,ll6
Located with other certifcat ates. ..... 1859
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Hes OF illustrated articles AMERICAN HEROES conS
Icing with Pictorial life OF General Jackson
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