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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-22
BLANKS! RI.ANKSii
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.

~ &" Executions,
" Delivery Bonds and Notices,
" Indemnifytng Bonds.
sHERfFFS' Delivery Bonds md Notices,
=" Indemnifytng Bonds.
Rails OF Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Cheeks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And all the different BLANKS which sale can
he had at the Nnan Office where there large and beau
inl supply just issued from the press.
The gentleman whom the execution Of this department
our business IL entrusted has superior the State and all
who order work Mt this establishment assured
speedy and faithful performance.
Our facilities for Pam phlet, Card, and Rule Work,
complete which, with the addition Fancy Types
Embellishments recently nade make the Vrnian good job
Office Hs Is 70 be- found in the interior
Orders from the City and Country respectfully solicited.
ia 2d-d6cifts TERRY 4 SHIELDS
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OFFICE Va. ~ TEss. Il. Il, Co.

OFfIcE Va. ~ TEsN. Il. Il. Co,
Lynchburg, fcb'y ith, 1851
4 Ii PERSONS WHO ARE ENTITLED TO
IA Free Tickets tho Virginia and Tennessee Rail
roud, under the right Of way said Company re-
quested to call On John H. Hughes this Office het
earliest convenience md obtain The they will be
required present their tickets the ConductoroD the
nn when travelling otherwise they will be required To
puv their passage. THOMAS SHARP,
feb SITS Snpi trans'n V. & I. X. Il Co
~ MORSE will visit the North IN II few days
~. mud will attend carefully To all orders for Books
Stationery, Paper &c., in ether lines of business
competent all busnes. entrusted TO him in
satisfactory manner. Goods furnished mt Northern
prices. Opposite Warwick House, Lynchburg Va.
TITY RAkEssY-The subscriber would re
~ specially inform the citizens of Lyucbure thui he
has esiab hed himself IN this city, Tor the purpose 0
carrying the Baking Business, nnd has locotei
himself On Sain Street, directly opposite the Wnrwct
House.
Having secured the services Of compe. ent workmen,
he ia prepared furnish Bread, Cakes Crackers Biz.
cut and Pastry of nil kinds, made OF the best inaleI
uls aud in the most 4Slful manner
He will hive family on hand FRESH CRd OK
Frs ot kinds AT Richmond prices, wholesale md
retn
Fr11, ing tx peiience in tho BUSINESS, he matters
him-." vii be able TO give satisfaction.
JAS SIMPSON.
~ Orders for wedding and other pnr,ios supplied
with punctualiiy.
inn l2-d&c3m
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1riioesoppyop,iate tohc F0si Ctass-Boxes of hints.
bpnnets NJ furniture
articles appropriate 10 Sccond C2ass.-Boxes bales
# dry goods feathers shoes saddery glnss, pnints, ola,
hugs and c. htectionery.
Ariicics appropriate 10 Third Class-Vrgniu domes-
Tics sugar, coffee, liquor baggng rope, butter cheese
nucufed tobueco leather, hides cotton yarns cope
per- tin sheet IRON hollowwnre queensware castings
hardware, marble, dress"d and other heavy articles not
emu nerated In special or fourth classmates.
A1t,eies appropriate IL he Fourh Cltss--flour, lin
sueks rice pork beef f-h urd, tsllow and bncon, lin
cnss sacks) beeswnx, bales of rags ginseng
aud dried fruit bar IRON nmrbo, (nndressed) mill md
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JOHN M. ROYAL, GROCER AND COM
- MISSION MERCHANT, free doors aboee city Ho-
hI Ricdmond. "a, offers for sale to the trade and Coun
try Merchants, the following goods accommodating
terms:
Crushed, Powdered, }SCGAR.
Loaf and Coffee
&C. E.: ': e., g $::s. a''- oO''sH
New Orleans and Cuba Molassos
Lowering 4 Co.'S Sugar House Syrup
Pouchong Ol)n,
Gunpowder and Young Hyson, TEA
From the finest to the lowest grades,
SaIt-Liverpoo filled Sacks
Candles-S perm, Adamantne, and Tallow.
Soaps--Of various kinds.
Gross Herrngs-North Carolina and Halifax.
NaiIs-4 to 2Oby (Old Dominion)
Iron and Blislered btenl
Cigars-From $40 to $50 per NJ.
Family Roe Herriugs, in half barrels
Bacsn Sides, Shoulders, and Hams
A,so-Spices of all kinds; Plough Lines, Bed Cords
Powder; Shot; Shoe Thread; Wrapping and Letter
Paper; London Mustard London Porter Scotch Ale;
Starch; Fig Blue Cotton Yarns; Grind Stones Clo
yerseed-iogether with many other articles making my
assortment complete, all of VIII ch offer at moderate
prices lwsr.
: Nsreht6it
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WILL BE OPEN AT THE MASONIC HALL,
On Monday. the 81 ST instant.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF
STA u A RY.

STATUA RY
VTNHE largest Collection in the world, comprising ore,
l. sic kuni,ed Figures, designed represent the
leading events in the
Life of the Saviour.
from the annuncation the Virgin Mary, tie Ascen.
sion of our Lord, represented by JVENTY-SE VEN
GROUPS and occupying space of 900 feet in length
Zach scene hnying appropriate Rd,ef Painting ,ex
ecned by the celebrated Artist, I. G. BARTHOLOMEW,
Esq, which alone is worth the price of admission.
Among which may be found the following:
The Annuncietion, Lazarus raised from Death,
Herods Council, Blessing little Children,
he Birth, Amounting the Feet,
Christ found with the Doc | Entry into Jerusalem
tors, Lust supper,
Icnitation, Agony in the Garden,
Turning the Water into Christ Betrayed,
Wine, Peter denies his Lord
The Woman Of Snmaria, Christ before the Chief
Sermon the Mount, Priest,
Miraculous Draught at Repentance Of Juaaa
Fish, Pilates Judgment Hall,
Rnsing the Willows Son, Crucifcton.
Feeding the Multitude Resurrection,
Peter waiketh on the Sea. Ascension.
Giving sight To the Blind,
There TX HUNDRED FIGURES in
the whole and each has been elaborated, finish
ed rs to bear the closest inspection. No time ex-
pense has been spared in the production OF this work.
The leading events in the earthly Of the Saviour
OF the world should be to the profoundly in
terestihg they the most vitality important. The
recor is Oh history presents none grand simple
so sublime or so beautiful.
The artist ofthese groups OF statuary has endenvor.
ed to embody these that while they should graf
ify natural they should also teach grent moral
lessons
The proprietor has confidence that they cannot be
carefully studied, without their producing better ard
more elevated sentiments.
Open from o'clock A. NJ. till o'clock T. Md.
mission 50 cents, children under 10 years. and evants.
half price
EV1An Extra Exhibition and Lecture will be given
exclusively for servants, Saturday afternoon, from
till 8 o'clock.
N. B.-The above Charge entities the visorto gen
era admission while the Exhibition remains in this city.
Tickets to be had at tie Book store.
Marchl7-ts
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nj OOKING GLASS AND PICTURE

4 COOKING GLASS AND PICTURE
IL FRAME MANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles ut
Northern prices: az
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Dagucueoype Frames, large beautiful assortment OF
goods Ell .f#.
Looking Glass Plates, Of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality from 50x36 inch
- down -
Plate Glass for and dwellings furnished to ordes
Composition Rosees of all Sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso-Old Work regilt and jobbipg in all the above
branches =
Picture Glass to any pattern--and large snc
French Mirrors furnished to order.
" Country orders by mail willrecoiye prompt aen'
ton. FRANCK 81 CLOVER,
1873 Main street between 9th and 10Th ST. Richmond
W. June Us
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IASSIMEIsE HATs.-Just opened another
~ lot of those much admired Gents Cashmere hats
.old a, SEABURY'S.
jim Eta
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VUNHE largest Collection in the world, comprising
l. sic h1mired Figures! designed 10 represent the
LEADING cypnts in lIc
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NTEGROEs WANTED.

Alarchl4-fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
THURSDAY, Feb. TO-
House II DELEGATES.

Hease u Delegates.
The following House bills were passsseo ~
the Senate, and returned to-day TO the nou..
.o,,. v,th amendmenss. 10 which the House
sgreed. - .,m If mo.
ney TO complete the Brandonsviiie anu ''s
Creek road. o,r;s,;op foy
A bill making further epPropr,asu nnaa -
continuing the Beverly and a" NJ dam;s;n0
the town of Warren, anu 'o'
Lii ~ nroyide for constructing the Cass'
n. "a OH Dill " rphanmsn.yille Turnpike in Wayne
aha L III au,bonsng the incorporation Of the
r.bar,x Summit and Brandonsgilie Tarn-
pike Company. -. NJ u-.::,,.
Tarnnike Company in the county OF WeIzel.
Xii 70 increase the capital stock of the
And laid on the table bill amending the
OH and LIST sections of an act concerning the
terms of the Circuit Courts.
On motion of MIR. Barbour, the Committee
on Militia Laws were instructed to inquire
into the expediency of supplying volunteer
companies with Porter's Repeating Guns.
The House resolved, after to morrow, 10 hold
evening sessions every evening, commencing
at o'clock.
Only one bill was passed to-day, namely, a
bill to increase the capital stock OF the Wes'
ton and Candy Bridge Company, on the three
and two-tifths principle.
A bill authorising loan, by the State,
to tine James River and kanawha Company,
1.-THE second bill Of this SESSION. was taken up
for consideration, when Mr.. lmboden offei ed an
important amendment, on which a long dis
cussion ensued, and which was progressing
when a motion for adjournment prevailed al
half past 9 o'clock.
The amen lment is as follows:
"Provided that the said James River and
Kanawha Company shall, upon the accept.
ance of this act, waive the right to a preferred
route for their improvement from the Eastern
terminus of the Covington and Ohio Railroad
to the Ohio river, and shall consent that said
Covington and Ohio Railroad Company may
locate their road without reference TO any claim
of said James River and Kanawha Company
to the said preferred route but nothing in this
proviso shall affect the appropriation hereby
made for the completion of the tide water con-
nection."
No bills were passed at the evening session
of Wednesday. A bill in relation TO the pub
lie printing was under discussion during the
entire evening.
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FUNERAL OF MIR. SEMPLE.-The funeral
ceremonies over the remains of the late r. B.
SEhPLE look place yesterday morning in Fred
ercksburg. The Court, the Bar, the Munich
pal, Judicial and other public officers in the
town, took part on the occasion, and the re-
spect showed the memory of the deceased was
marked and general. Appropriate resolves
were adopted by the corporate authorities i'm
mediately after hearing of the death of their
Chief Magistrate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

contain list of unimportant appointments by
the President, confirmed by the Senate. Among
them is that OF Mr.. Philip H. Pendleton, to be
Surveyor of the Customs at Port Royal, in
this State, vice William Grey, deceased. Nh.
Grey, it will be remen bered, died in this City
short time since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

STEALING HATs.-John Desns, slave to Joseph
R. Anderson, on Wednesday evening last, snatched
four hats of the value of IS from stand in front
of Mr.. Moore's hat store on Broad street and made
off with them. He was pursued and arrested i'm
medistely; and yesterday was punished with 80
lashes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

FRESH SHAD.-A sumptuous course Of chad,
with appropriate trimmings was served up at din.
ner at the American Hotel on yesterday. We par.
took, by invitation with Others Of the delicate sdi.
Bile, which relisheo admirably.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

UNCLE Tom IN THE MAssA. HUsETTs LE-
GIsLATURE In the House of the Massachu-
sc It's Les islature on the 9TH inst, Mr.. PRINCE,
Of Essex, offered a resolution requiring the
committee ON the judiciary TO report series
of resolutions lin the language of the resolu-
tion) containing an emphatic disapproval Tin
behalf Of the people of Massachusetts, of the
discourtesy and superciliousness evinced by
the majority of the United States Senate to.
wards the Hon. Charles Sumner, one of tho
Senators from this commonwealth, in the in
territorial exclusion of his name from the list of
standing committees Of that body, for the al.
legged reason that he is mot a member of a.
healthy political organizatios'-thus pro-.
scribing, for political opinions sake, a gentle.
man, a scholar, a philanthropi:t. and an en-
ligh;ened ind incoruptible palrot-and thus
likewise virtually Offering an indignity I, the
State which sent him thither, and which he in
part represents" The resolution was, on the
motion Of The mover laid over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

AeauITTEr.-The continued case of John Brsx.
ton, free negro, arrested Friday ON suspicion Of
stealing two bags and half bushel of meal, came
up at the Mayors Court yesterday, and Brsxton
proving that he obtained possession of the meal
and bags lawfully was discharged from custody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

WITHOUT PAPERs-Thoms Anderson and VIII
liam john free negroes, arrested In default of
free papers On Wednesday evening last-pro
ducing them in Court yesterday were discharged
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NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
The Norfolk Herald states that with the States
subscription, there will only be we nting $780,
900 TO make up the capital stock of the COM
pany 10 construct this road, and it makes an
earnest appeal to its citizens to raise that sum.
general meeting of the stockholders Of the
company was to have been held yesterday.
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MAYORS CouRr.-Alderman Glagebrook presi
ded at this Court yesterday in the absence of III,
Mayor, who was necessarily detained from atten
dance at Court by business engagements.
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yesterday, and ,f,er transacting some ordina-
ry civil business, adjourned.
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Henry Cooper arrested with Goochland papers
in his possession, was on yesterday discharged
with an order 10 return home.
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" The New York Yacht Club have issued
challenge to the yachts of all nations to con.
tend for prize of$50O, in October next. The
distance TO De run is fifty miles, the prize mt
10 be awarded unless the winning boat makes
the distance in less than fen hours
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

INTRODUCTION OF WATER INTO THE DIS.
TRICT.-Under authority of Congress, Lieut..
Megs has prepared an estimate of the cost OF
introducing supply ofwatel into the federal
city. He offers three plans: Toget the sup
ply of water from the Potomac at the Great
Falls at the Little Falls and, lastly, from
Rock Creek. The first of these, which will
furnish supply Of $4,000, 600 gallons per day,
and will cost between $1,60O,OO0 or $780,
600. The second plan would require pumps
to obtain head of water, and has not been
sufficiently investigated TO form an estimate
of. The third will yield 100000 of gallons
per day, and would cost q little over half mil
linn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

HESRICo COUNTY CoURT.-This court is
still engaged in the transaction of civil bust
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

DOCK LOST.-9n Monday the oath of Janu.
ID airy last, book belonging to the subscribers
was missed from press in the new church now
in course of erection ON Capitol and 10th streets,
between and 3 O'Clock, P M. Said Book CON.
tains contracts, copies of contracts, specifications,
estimates, and general record of business trans
actions. The Book Is of great value to us, and of
no use to any other person The subscribers here
by offer Ten Dollars Reward to whoever may
find and return i, to them, and questions will be
asked. JOHN g. GEO GIBSON.
fe lI-3lk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

Mr.. MARsHALL's CoMPLAINT.-The Balti-
more Patriot deprecates the introduction OF
the complaint of Mr. Marshall against the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company into our
Legislature. 1t declares, however, that "what-
ever may be the developments resulting from
this inquiry, if ony is authorised, this is GER
to in, that the charter Of the railroad cannot be
affected by it, nor tine character Of its officers
injured by it," Now, we knor nothing about
the nature OF these developments, although
we have heard something about them. Yet we
can imagine that there might, by possibility,
be such developments as would not only af-
feet the charter of the officers but render
the character void. The Patriot knows the
officers, and may know them to be infallibly
above corruption but we have not been
taught to believe that it was in the nature OF
man to be infallible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11
THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,

For Friday, Feb. II, is now ready, and for sale
=, this Office. IL contains q choice and inte-
resting variety of Editorials, Tales, Poems
and Anecdotes; also, full reports Of instructive
Lectures, important Criminal Trials and Al
dresses. the latest Foreign and Domestic In
,elliseuce, correspondence, General M'scelia-
nv, Gleanings, SC. Price Scents per sing'e
.oov al per anndru, in advance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

DIscHARGED.-A negro named Ralph, was
arraigned fore Alderman Glazebrook yes,er.
day, on the charge of driving, in a reckless
manner, the omnibus of the Powhatan Hotel
He was duly reprimanded and discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

The BRONZE HoR sE.-This scenic repre-
sentation was given at the Theatre, Wednes-
day night, in very creditable manner, when
we consider that twas its first exhibition. The
scenery was very fine indeed, and the artists
who prepared it deserve very high praise. 1t
has been gotten up at very great expense to the
enterprising Lessees, and we trust they will be
rewarded for this new evidence Of their desire
to please the play going people. The piece,
besides is scenic beauties, is enlivened by
some exceedingly comic and grotesque per-
formances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

AnUsEhENTs.-The exhibition of the cele-
brated Statuary still continues at No. 10, Main
street. s-.
Rossiter's Painting at Odd Fellows Hall,
10 attracting large numbers Of our citizens
who gaze upon it for hours with delight.
Professor Rogers will lecture this evening on
Geology, at the Athen2um.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

70 Maxwell Chambers, ESQ.,, ofSalisbu.
~ n. C' as we learn from the Rowan Wing.
has given $36, 600 to Davidson COLLAGE. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

Rs new paper has been established in
Buchanan in this State, called ''The Virginia
Recorder" 1t isa well printed sheet and we
hope will meet with success. 1t is edited NV
Mr. WIN. ROBINSON. 1t a good sign for the
prosperity Of Virginia that papers seem 70 he
prospering and increasing in all direction.
within her limits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

PROVIDENCE, Feb. S.-The Anti LIQUOR law
mas passed the House by 4 vote to 80 10 "a.
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fIl ElD.

On Saturday, the 5lh instant, KATE LINDA, in.
FAINT of Geo w and Ann Smith, aged two vesrs
two months and nine days.
On wednesday afternoon, about O'Clock, after
lingering illness, aged 81 years, ELIZABETH,
consort OF Albert g. Stubbs and eldest dau rhter 81
James NJ. Couliing. y
The funeral viii take place this (Friday) nlornine
iltn instant, at IL o'clock, at Trinity Church
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are re.
ton $3.50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

r. To the Citizens Of virgisias-You
would be sstonished 10 behold the steady, certain,
onward progress continually made By Bakers
Celebrated Bttfers. In the affections, Interests
and confidence of all who have avsiled themselves
of their valuable medical aid. DYsPEPrIcs ofcas
suffering beginning to discover that these Bit.
ters are the only true remedy to be obtained for
their diseases and hundreds, who had given up oil
hope of relief since using them hare been made to
rejoice and be glsd in their discovery. There is no
humbue about these Bitters; and though we at
times, in our own notices, make grand display OF
words, whicn to some may sound like "clap trap
our object in doing So is not to deceive the pablic
but mere to induce the afflicted to try them feel.
ing confident that fair trial will at once commend
their virtues to the most insredalous For Cnolics,
Ind gesiion, Loss of Appetite &c, these Biters
an excellent remedy; and for delicate females and
infants they have no superior. Price 50 cents per
bottle.
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores Of
Purcell, Ladd a. Co, Bennett a. Beers, Adie 4
Gray, A Duval, Charles Millspaugh, A Bodeker, and
Druggists generally. throughout the city. fe IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11
OUTER AND PICKLES.
- Prime Roll and Goshen Butter


JUEt I6CtIV6u anu IUT bdIE Dy
GEO A HUNDLEY,
fe 11-2tH Four doors above Old Market,
ID OIL BUTTER.-400 lbs Roll Butter, part
II No article, this day received likewise 200
bushels Nova Scotia Potatoes, a superior article
and 200 do Pink Eye Mercer Potatoes.
Also hhds Prime Article, Family Jole Bacon.
Received and for sale by JP TYLER,
fe ll-2sN Corner 18th and Cary Sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11
MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On the 9Th inst in this city, by the Rev Dr. letter.
DIR JAMES w ELLIS, of Augusta county, Va, to
Miss SARAH A CkUMP of Kichmond
~ Mobile papers copy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

DASv1LLB AND MILToN.-We owe an apo
logy TO the gentleman who represents the town
of Milton, North Carolina, for not having no.
tieed his communication sent to US before this.
I, is owing 10 inadvertence. We did not publish
his communication, because we charge for all
such matter. We have not space TO spare to
essays written by others, especially when con-
troversy is to follow them. We started our
paper on the principle that persons who want
the use of our columns must pay for it-that 1t
is not fair that an editor should bear all the
expense of publications intended to advance
the views of others. We make not this expla-
nation with the purpose of censuring the con
duct of the worthy gentleman from Milton, but
simply to excuse ourselves for an act of SEEM
ing discourtesy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

~ Ajax of $3.50 has been imposed on cof.
fee houses or restoratives in New Orleans.
r Will the Montgomery Ala, Journs
send ne It's dsiIy'
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ATTENTION, RICH >

n4ryMD COW WANTED.-S5 reward
0GE8N will be paid for the return of my Cow.
H She is a small animal, dark brown col
or, without horns, and bears the mark
Ct a recent injury on one of her eyes.
fe I0-2t JAMES DUNLOP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

The Notes Of the ssPeOpIe's
wA Bank - Washington, will be redeemed
in Virginia money BY =
Henry q. cannon, Attorney Al
~ Law, Once on Franklin, near Governor
street.
I All business promptly attended to.
tss4-Ims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

GARDEN SEEDS, warranted fresh and gen
VI uine, obtained from the celebrated seedsnen.
Sinclair, Jr. & Co, Baltimore; for sale by
X. r. DUVAL & BRO,
fe IL Corner sboye the Rapks