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FrEcrrou FOR CITY DEL EGATE.

ELECIlON FUN ia -.
The election was held yesterday 10 M 'ne va
cancy occasioned by the resignation oil Mr I!
Crane as member of the House OF delegates, and
resulted as follows The vote was small as COM
-.ra5 With nreyious haloiines.
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e. The nstoni.hine Cures nerforme


OF persons residing in our own city, by Carers
spanish Mixture, in large number Of cases
IF almost hopeless diseases, has excited the
wonder in the public mind Neuralgia, RheUma-
ism, Fevers, Eruptious on the skin, Liver Disease
Scrotula, Kidney Diseases, Ulcers, Old Sores, Mer
curiaI Disease, and Female Complaints yield to
this singular remedy Ike magic.
The public re q1ested to observe that the evi
dences in favor Of Carter's Spanish Mixture are
from gentlemen of high standing in this city, who
have either been cured themselves or who have
cured others By lis use and in thai respect differs
from the number of medicines puted up by csrtif
Gates from pelsons in parts unknown.
~ For f6irteeeu years this valuable article
has oeen benef,tng the pubic and hundreds have
thanked the Inventor for restoring health when
despair had well nigh driven 20 the grave.
Recollect that each bottle tears the name of
BENNETT Il BEERS, Druggists,
No. l25 Main street, Richmond.
None other is genuine, Price 81 per bottle. or 6
bottles for So.
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
te
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UNESDoRsED PAss.-Csrrer Jarvis, slave to l..
Register, arres ed Wednesday evening in default OF
regular pass, on yesterday punished for his de
linquency 10 the amount Of 10 lashes.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

Would you keep those priceless treasures,
Memories of long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your behoiding,
Forms and faces long since moulding9
MoULsoN take, with orief endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
truthful, lte-like, finely .:oisEed portrait or
miniature of relative or friend, severed from US
oy distance or death, who would not prize and de-
sire TO possess? clear, rich-tone d, durable Da-
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL-
SONS Pictures Withstand the test OF time and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either sioe the Atlantic.
Our price for one OF these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens sfe cordially invited to
call and examine specimens.
Observe the name and number-MOUL SONS
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, 10 Main
street. fe ,
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M ARCH MAGAZINR.-J.w. RANDOLPH

A Winter In MADEIRA, By Hon ] Dix-sI
EnSnsn Items, or Microscopic Views OF Engand
and Engl,shmen, by NJ FWard-Si
1ne Fortunes of the Colville Family. or Cload
ana It's Silver Lining. By Frank smedley, saseos
Of Frank Fairleigh, &c-price Soc
Castle Avon. BY Mrs Marsh, author OF Emilia
Wyndhan &c-price SIZE
Peserson's Magazine fer Msrch-prics 81 per
year
Godey's Lady's Book for Msrch--pTice % per
year
Grahams Magazine for March--prtcs s3 per
yesr
De Bows Review for Fe5raary-priee s. per
year. fsle
A sAAFHuk. ~ bos, tor sale ny
~ tsls J. WOOD, Druggist
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1t is in the power Of every man to preserve
his probity: but no man living has il in his
power TO say, that he can preserve his reputa
lion, while there are SO many evil tongues in
the world ready tc blast the fairest character,
and so many open ears ready TO receive their
REPORTS.
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FINED M. M. Ferguson, was fined on yester-
day. by the Mayor %, for the misdemeanor of his
teamster in driving faster than a walk.
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u To the Citizens of VirgiEia.-You
would be astonisheo to oehold the steady, certain,
Onward progress continually made by Bakers
Celebrated Bitters. in the affections, interests
and confidence OF all VINO have avaiied themselves
OF their valuable medical aid. DYsPEPTIcs of long
suffering, beginning discover that these Bit
tiers are the only true remedy TO be obtained tor
their Diseases and hundreds, who had given up all
hope Of relief since using them haze been made to
rejoice and be glad in their discovery. There is no
hRmbug abcG. these Bitters; and though we al
times, in cur Gwn notices, maze grand display of
words, which to some may soun8 ike "clap trap"
object Il doing SC, is not to deceive the public,
but merely induce the afflicted to try them feel
ing confident that fair trial will at commend
their virtues TO the most incredulous For Cholics
digestion, Loss Of Appetite dc, these Biters are
excellent remedy; and for delicate females and
infants they have no superior. Price 80 ce1ts per
bottle.
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores of
Purcell, Ladd Il Co, Bennett d. Beers, Adie d.
Gray, A Duval Charles Mllspaugh. A Bodeker, and
Druggists generally, throughout the city. fe IL
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U. S CIRCUIT CoUzT-Before Judge Halybur-
ton This court is still occupied with the investiga-
ton and adjudication of civil cases. No criminal
business will come up for settlement during this
term. During the next special term, which will
commence in May next, it is probable that fCndry
valorous sailor mutineers will be examined and
triei on the charge Of revolt.
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INeuEsT-Yesterday morning, Coroner Wicker
held an inquest over the body of Mary Cooper, a
free negress, who, while under the influence of
liquor, fell into fire in her front room, and w.s
nernt to death. She lived 9th street, near Byrd
The verdict of the jury, rendered. was in accord
ance with the facts. Mr. John C. Haley, acted as
deputy constable
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F The ECLECTIC Magazine of Foreign Litera-
ture," is so well known TO our readers as a work
of superior excellence, that any recommendation
from US would be supeiauous. 1t is for sale by T.
H. Gresham.
The ''Illustrated London News" for Jan. 30, is
also for sale BY Gresham. The illustrations fully
sustain the reputation Of the paper
The AMERICAN PIcToRIALs We are indebted
to Mr. L. L. SMITH for GleasoH's and BeGch's &
Barnam's Pictorials, for the present week
DISMISSED The peace warrant issued at the
instance Of Samuel D. Denoon, against VIM. Mount.
joy, was yesterday dismissed by the Mayor. the
parties having adjusted the difficulty.
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GRAHAM AND GODRY, FOR MARCH.
~ Castle Avon, By the author Of .RaYansc!if, &c
Inc Fortunes OF the ColyiIle Family, by the sa-
thor OF Frank Fsirleign-50c
Gus Howard, or how 10 Win a wifa by the su-
thor OF Minnie Gray. Amv Lawrence, &c-5oc
Ine Confessional Of the Black PeuIlsats or the
Italian, by Mrs Radelife-5Oc
Soatnsrn and South Western Sketches: fan.
mond-37H
For sale by JAMES GIBB.
re 10 So opposite City Hotel.
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AS WE PREDIcTED.-ln the Dispatch of the 23d
August last, the following caution appeared in our
local columns:
"a CAUTION The old brick walls, the remains
OF building some time since destroyed by fire, on
Main, between I'D and 23d streets, are soaked with
rain, and, as every pssserby can see with single
eye, are IN a falling condition. Persons therefore,
who have any regard for their lives would do well
to stand from UNDER"
The above caution was uIheeded. No one gave
It any attention. The old walls have been permit
ted to remain standing; and the result has been
precisely as we predicted. On Wednesday last,
fine little boy, son of Mr. Thomas White, who re
sides near the old building, was killed by the falling
of the very walls alluded to abovel In view of the
public caution given, as long as six months ago,
responsibility, Of no very agreeable character, at
taches somewhere.
About the time we gave the above caution, we
gave another. We called attention to the horses
daily standing on the sidewalks in front of the
Banks endangering the limbs and lives of children
and passers by No attention, also, has been given
to that caution. Why are these abuses permitted
to exist We hope the Common Council will or
der the handsome shade trees in front of h Banks
to be removed at once, if the practice of hitchng
horses to them cannot otherwise be remeded We
trust it will not be necessary for US to recur to this
abuse again.
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The result CT the balloting was that Mr.. Johnson
elected by majority Of 2s5 votes over his
competitors.
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HUsTINGs CoURr.-Owing to the election for city
delegate, to supply the vacancy occasioned by the
resignatien of Mr. Crane, there was no court held
yesterday. The Hastings Court wiz meet to.nor-
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p0GRs: BOOKS! BOOKS :-Juss re-

pOGRS: BOOKS. BOOKS !-Just re-
- ceived, at L Ii GREsHAM'S, splendid as
sortment of New and Popular Novels. Jus. drop
in and see for yourselves.
GRESHAM 1904, Broad street
The Lofty and Lowry, or Good ia all and None
Al! Good by hi j Mcintosh. vols, bound ia cloth,
price 81 so
Hero and Other Tales, by the author of o i've,
The Ogilvies, The Head OF the Family &C &c,
price 81 70
TIE Poetical and Prose Writings CT D. .Jao Left.
land
The Milford Bard. bound, price So so
Macaulay's Speeches, bound in cloth, price So co.,
The Luck of Barry Lyndon, vols, price SO ets
each, by Thackeray
The Fortunes of the Colville Family or Cloud
and its Silver Lining, by Frank E smedley
The Cabin and Psrlor, by I Randolph
Castle Avon, by the author of Ravens Cliff and
others
Ny Novel, End part, now ready. by Sir e Bulwer
Lytton
Gus Howard, or How TO Win Wife, By the sa-
thor of Minnie Grey, Amy Lawrence, &c &c
Ugly Efie or the Neglected Oae aad the Pet
Beauty, by Mrs Lee Hentz
Westminster Review for January, 1853
Eclectic for February, 1853
Lady Bird, Tale by Ledy Georgia Fullerton
The Curse of Clifton Tale of Expiration and
Redemption, by Emma d N SouthWorth, COM
piete in 2 vols price 37t cents each
Fernando or the Moor Of Castle, by Sylvsnns
Cobb, Jr
The Obligation of the Sabbath, Discussion be.
tween Newton Brown and WIN BTaylor
Cooley, Graham. Arthur, Peterson and Hunts
Magazines, all for March, 1853.
Carpet Bag
Courier
Museum
Lantern
Wsverly
Clessonfs Pictorial
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superb Likenessss of Ladies'
SlMONS' LikeHetses of Ladies are admired for
their rich, delicate tone and soft ivory tinted back
ground, which at once give them the appearance
of highly wrought painting, with all the fidelity
OF an artstica Daguerreotype. Those who have
not the art in its highest perfection, invited
to call and examine specimens.
81. P. SIMQNS,
ia 25 Isl Main street.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
THURSDAY, Feb. II.
House of Delegates.

A message was received from the House
that the Senate had rescinded the Joint reso-
luton for an adjournment of the Legislature on
the 25th inst.
The bill providing for the extension of the
james River and Kanawha Canal to some
point at or near COvington, cane up as the
unfinished business of the previous day.
An amendment, offered by MIR. Mcdonald,
providing that the Canal Company shall be
subject to all the provisions of the Code for the
regulation of railroad and other internal i'm
provement and joint stock companies, IVES
adopted
A motion to limit the terminus of the Canal
at Clifton Forge was lost ; and then the fur.
ther consideration of the bill was postponed to
Friday.
A resolution, providing that the House
SHALL for the remainder of The session meet
daily at III o'clock, morning, and again at Z
O'Clock, evening, was postponed indefinitely
ayes So, noes 81.
The following bills were passed to-day:
bill from the Senate, authorising the In
| sPecter of Flour and Meal, liz Richmond, to
| inspect Flour and Meal manufactured in the
| town of Manchester;
bill amending the Cd section of the law in
relation to Circuit Courts;
bill amending an act Incorporating the
Lunenburg Plank Road Company;
Dill Incorporating Company to con-
struct a railroad from Fredericksburg to Cor
louisville, and arpropriating $4620OO for that
purpose-ayes so, noes 80. TSpeaker Crutch.
| held-Mr. VERIFY in the chair-took the floor,
! and as 'the representative of what he believed
| TO be the will of his constituents" addressed
the House in favor of this bill, being the first
time ne has taken any part in the discussions of
| The House this session.
A bill incorporating the Rockingham Turn
| pike Company, and providing for State sub
scrlpton TO the stock of said Company-ayes
81, noes 17-and
A bill increasing the capital stock of the
Pennsylvania and Morgantown turnpike Com.
pany-ayes II, noes 90.
A bill granting the right of way for the
pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad across the
territory OF Virgnia-Brooke and Hancock
| countes-was made the special order of the
day for Friday, 18th inst.
The House then adjourned.
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100O TONS CAST SCRAP IRON

1000 TONS CAST SCRAP IRON
WV WANTED AT EAGLE FOUNDRY
Inc subscriber wishes to purchase 1000 tons of
old Scrap Castings, for which he will paw the bioh.
eel market price, IN Cash, delivered ia lots Ar fts
erpot or any landings or wharves in tni ci,v
Re IS-6t pun ID p.IT.E .
DEkUyIAN GUAN0.-225 tons best Perm.
l. Wan Guano, in beautiful order, lsadiag this
morning, for sale by
SCHAER, KOHLER g. CO, lie Carys,.
re Ie-3t opposite COLUMBIAN hotel.
NURTHERS ICE.
PEING in connection with he2vv exporfi,u
Al house East, we solicit orders tor Northern
Ice OF the purest quality. by the cargo, ton. or
oushel, at low rates Apply a; our ctRce, Main
street, near Rockets
te iS-ts WARDWELL & BADGER.
T UMBER.-Lsnding from schr Ellen Galds3o-
- rough, at Rockets
1858 feet Ash, /, 2, 3 and inch thick
80 900 feet Oak Boards, Well seasoned
Il, 6Ss feet Poplar
g 1873 feet SO Baton Wood
l,l93 feet Chair Plank Poplar
For sale by JAMES QUINN,
fel8-3t" Office corner 18th and Water sts.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING SESSION.

WEDNESDAY EVENING SESSION.
Inc following bills were passed
A.bill concerning pilots;
biii amending the charter of the Waco.
nah Mining and Manufacturing Company;
Dali INC cooperating the Bank of Preston:
A bill amending the 18th section of an act
providing for disiricting the counties;
bill in relation to the terms of the District
Courts;
A bill for the relief Of John Kendall, of the
county Of Northampton-and
A Senate bill Incorporating the Staunton
Gas Company.
The House agreed 10 an amendment of the
Senate 90 bill annexing 10 the county of
jackson a par, of the county Of Writ.
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sse--1.sc-s Auction CarS-Contfuued.-pH
af>--I~a MORNIHG, at 10 O'Clock, viii be closed
out the balance of the stock unsold at No 80 Main
street.
fels ALEX MOTT &, CO, Aucfs
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The ELECTIoN.--By the statement of the
vote, in another paragraph, it will be seen that
Col. G. n. JOHNSON was yesterday elected a
City Delegate TO the Legislature, TO supply
the vacancy occasoned by the resignation OF
MIR. A. ]. CRANE. Mr.. JOHNSON, we are sure,
will make very useful and popular represeA-
tative.
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THE ASSAULT UPON THE WATcHMEN.-On yes
terday a warrant was presented az the Mayors
Court for due examination, issued at the instance
Of watchmen John Fl. Bourne and William Boze,
charging James d. Lally, John Lally, Mike Walsh,
and several other persons, names unknown, with
making personal assault upon the aforesaid watch
men on the evening Of the 5;h inst. Yesterday, ir
respective of official custody, James Lally gave
himself into the Jaior's keeping, and was held to
bail in the sum of s20O to appear and answer the
charge of assault. on Saturday next.
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A tree communication with the world, how.
.v., ,,oes enlarge mems ideas very considera-
bly. and no mistake. Isolated cities, or villa
res. or communities, have always some one or
two men whom they look upon as infallible,
and to speak the truth, such persons are not
,onr in believing themselves TO be what they
are told every day they are. The little circle
around them is their world. and outside Of il
there is no world worth talking about. Miss
Mar,ineau says she met with a gentleman in
Lexington, KY, who said one day, iu CONVEX
sation, that j, had been many years since he
had been mistaken about any thing. We re-
collect, before the days of railroads and telc,
graphs, that il was thought, in this city. little
less than treason to entertain an opinion dr.
ferent from that of certain worthy gentlemen,
who were, at the time, supposed 10 keep
locked up in their own cranid all the know
ledge extent. When a public meeting was
held, which was not often the case, these gen
tlemen went TO it, and laid down the law, and
there was no reply. We recollect that on one
oc casion, friend ofours, man OF fine genius
to make speech at one OF these meetings. ~
the unalIoyed horror of large numoef u
worth tizens. He was only twenty -i''e VI
,went,-six wears old, and his presumption
made the good citizens lift up their eyes snd
hands, and exclam ''what is TINS "ofiD Io"i'"s
TO ~ Well, those good old days van Gays
when old are good" SO Byron says'J are past
Il
and gone. The shrek OF the steam engine
has frightened away the whole brood OF old
ideas which had settled over this old city like
q log, or like prmeval oud OF smoke The
sun shines more clearly but are we happier
than we were in the delicious twilight Of the
mind under which we then existed! Again
we doubt. There is something, after all, very
agreeable in having some one to do the lhnk-
ing for US, for thinking is not the most plea
SAINT of all possible occupations.
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notice TO shippers.--The stehmsrs -,
antil further notice, leavs here al,ern4.s,.. VIZ
fvedsys. every
fe1s
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T Read and Profit by ft.-Do You

e Read and Profit by ft.-Do Yon
suffer with any pain! Ifyou do, DIR. Roses Pain
Curer 1t Toothache, Sore Throat Earache Stiff
Neck Pains in the Face In few minutes. IL cures
quickly, Pain in the Stomach or Bowels Cures Chill.
blains Coras and any irritation the feet 1t acts
like charm for Pains in the Side, Limbs or Back and
for Rheumatism from sudden cold il is magical in
its effects. In bottles II IL, 25 and 80 cents
The best Cough syrup in the World ~
Dr.: Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup gives immediate
relief to the worst Cough, whether Consumptive or
proceeding from cold 1t aflays any irritation of the
Lungs and torties the system against future attacks
In bottles at so cents and 81.
For Bilious Habits and bad Colds
II you are bilious, you require purgatve medicine
II you lave bad cold you should remove it from the
system Ii your Liver is out of order, you will have
cold feet variable appetite, and yellow skin-take
Dr. Roses Anti Bilious Railroad Pills, and you VIII
soon be relieved from all bad feelings In boxes II IL
and 25 cents
DIR. Roses Celebrated CordiaI.-For
Nervous Affections, Heart Disease, &C. &c.
The astonishing happy effect this medicine has upon
the Nervous stem, in alaying all disturbances or r
ritation also for curing Paptaon and Heart Disease
as well invigorating the constitution enayening
the spirits, and restoring the weak and nervous from
any cause has created great demand for il from all
parts of the country. 50ceuts per bottle
All the above valuable medicines with DR. Roses
Medical Adviser, be had all the Drug Stores in
Richmond. ia II
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| Leeches, Leeches.-The public are
Adams Express, lot of superior swedish Leech.
es, which will be applied upon reasonable terms
Can be found at all hours Of the day, al the Hair
Dressing, Bathing and Shampooing saloon, under
the American HOTEL entrance on 18th street, and at
night On 25th street, between Main and Franklin.
B-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to at the shortest notice. X c HOBSok.
fa1
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no GoOdridge A. Wilson offers
49, his u OCCASIONAL services to the citizens
of Richmond anu its vicinity. He may be found
at all hours at his office, Governor street, oppo
site the Governors house ia Ism
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q The Courts of the Gipsey Girl, we
are Informed, are well-attended. Those that visit
her not only see Of the far famed Gipsey ace,
but get their fortune told in the approved
STYLE.
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L. 49, AtAdam g. Cos Family Bakery,
O>G~A LA Main street, be obtained Bread,
Rolls, Biscuit, Crackers, Cakes of all kinds, Pastry,
&c, manufactured daily from the best materials.
Balls, Parties, &c, supplied at short notice Or
ders promptly attended to. ia2S
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go ia MES rLkAsANTs, Attorney
sS>-s-a at Law, viii pratice in all the Courts of
Richmond City, and the county Of Henrico. Office
in Law Building. fe1i-1m
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FlRE.-The Gre last night about eleven
o'clock, occurred II the corner Of Cary and 7th
streets. The large wooden building belong
ing to Col. 8. s. Myers, and ussd as tobsc-
co box manufacturing establishment, together
with its contents, tools. plank, &C., were de-
siroyed. The fire occurred in very combus-
bic neighborhood, ard but for the prompti-
tade and praseworthy exertions of our admit
rable fire companies, the FIRE would no donbt
have spread and been very destructive one.
Contrary TO expectation at first, the iremen
confined the fire TO the building in which il ORR
einated. The origin of the FIRE we did not
learn; nor do we yet know the extent of the
loss. The building contained handsome en-
CINE for the machine power. which was de@
siroyed or materially injured.
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Es COAL, C0AL.-JOAk W. WkIGhTI is
now receiving superior lot of Anthracite Coal,
which he is selling at IS rs from the vessel, de-
vered. Orders sent to Office, on the Dock, will be
promptly attended to. fe l5-6t
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OHN 4 III LAUELPHtA.
10 ssll ON Tuesday, the 22d inst at o'clock pm
&TFA Inc Steamship PEENsYLvAgia
- -. Capt Baymore will be resdv to go,
freight on Monday morning, Inc 21st inst. an an
For freight or passage, apply to
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So, The Notes of the 'sPeopIe's
~ Bank - Washington, will be redeemed
in Virginia money by
ia 6-ts BENNETT BEERS.
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E-S Henry u. Cannon, Attorney at
49, Law, Office ON Franklin, near Governor
street.
Hy= All business promptly attended TO.
Ia l4-Im*