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IN krUT OF CHINA, GLASS AND RAk.
~ THEN WARE LAS D b EVANS, No lSs
Main street-Dinner Sets In every variety, Tea do
DO, Glsss Wsre, superior cut and prssscd. Forsaae
ow q III :Maia street. tAs2a
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EhNUN EShHIUJE,
Chaplain in the U. States Navy:

Hampton Vegetable Tincture, oy its mild action Oh
th3 stomach liver and the kidneys, will cure dyspep
ca cough asthma, bronchial and lung affections pains
in the back side and breast consumption, scrofula-
rheumatism, sout, neuralgia, fstula, piles bowel COM
pLasnrs wopIs, dsbility-with all diseases a
siazfrom ipure blood, and is the greatest female me
d;clue ever known
Call and &c: pamphlets gratis and see certificates s
cures.
For sale y 0 4. sTRECKER, Main street. Rich.
S2IaG mona: g. b JONES Co, Petersburg, We; Dooso,
68ohts e3 TEedsf'sksJurs; MORTIMER i NOW.
"a If oe1 eO~AS11J'
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FlaHr WITH fsDlANs.-The San Anto,,

FiaHr WITH INDIAN s.-The San Anto3io,
Texas, Ledger, of the eth ult, says:
We learn by Government express which ar.
rived in this CRY on tie evening of the 25h inst.
that Capt. Newton, of the Cd Dragons and his
command, while scouting on the North Fork
of the Nueces river, about ITO miles northwest
from this place, on the Goth inst, about noon,
came suddenly upon party of Lipan Indians
numbering about 200, who were coming down
tie country. The troops were ordered TO fire
upop them, which sthey did, killing three and
wouniing several more. The Indians returned
the fire, bat without effect, and then fed, leay-
ing behind them one man and nineteen women
and children, and about $50 head of horses and
mules, most ofwhieh we're doubtless stolen.
The party having the prisoners and stock in
charge are now on their way to this place,
where they will probably arrive to day. We
also learn from gentleman just from Fort
Ewell, that there are many evidences Of Indians
in that country, and that Col. Loring of that
fort. has determined to keep five of the six
companies belonging TO that post continually
on the scout. In fact, from all We cln learn,
we are inclined 10 the belief that we are on the
eve of another general Indian outbreak along
our whole frontier.
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A NOTH Eh CEkTIFiCATE.-Mrs DaDs.
"A Dear Madam.-lt affords me great satsfacsaon
to offer my testimony in behalf OF your invaluable
"CoughDrops.' Not only have Hfound them
excellent for violent coughs, colds and other dis-
eases proceeding from exposure end neglect, but
can with confidence sssen that believe them To
be beneficial in all the ills which flesh 10 heir to
nave used them for myself and family for soma
time, never having any other medicine about ma.
OF late the .cramp choc and cholera morpus haa
been very sewers with us. My wiSs and children
baye been severely eramped on several sifisrens
occasDns; and have Ia every case found that, by
administering from ons to two table spoonsfull of
your Dreps," relief immediately followed. For
sickaess among ctsiidren nothing can be better
In my opinion tAey are infinitely superior 10 any
thisg have ever tried, and have ussd great
many different kinds cf remedies. earnestly re-
commend them to the. afflicted Respectfully &c.
M. B. GOODWIN
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by BENNETT d
BEERS, A. BODEKEK, CHAS. BECK, CHAS D.
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street. asA
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad 81, and CHAS.
MILLSPAUGH, Druggist. Richmond fe1
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old AUBsE.A AT HONLE.
" The Old House at Home, where first iearn'd
to spei.,
And the old ,ashion'd clock, with aloud sounding
bell;
Bat my heart amidst all changes, though far may
Can recall those sweet sounds of the Old Ben at
Home.
But far from my home. in quiet retreat
Without WaeDn or Clock, no lime Icsn keep.
but II fortune should smile, and the world should
not frown,
III buy me q Clock when I6rst 60 to town.
There's store, am told, opposite the Dispatch
Where they se'i Clock cheap, and for time hard
to match;
BARTHoL0MEW'S his name, and though small
yet MS stock,
He can repair any Watch or repair any Cock.
1t his name you forget and his address you should
lose,
The Dispatsh is the Office ter all kinds of news
For news such as this you have need for TO care
so now bring your Watches for me 70 repair
w BARTHOLOMEW, Watch, Maker,
Governor st., opposite the Dispatch Office
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ID kDUCTION IN PKICES.-Gfest oar
~ gains can be had by calling at Levys. In or
Fall az Winter goods, l will comnsnce this day
to run of all kinds of dry goods at very reduced
prices for cash. would invite the special at.en.
tion of the ladies to my large assortment of rich
chsngeabe brocade and black sikks, which viii be
sold at 25 per cent less than the same quality Of
goods can be purchased elsewhere; rich French
de LANES and Cashmsres at cos,; 1850 yards Nous.
lin de LANES at and l24 cents; usual price l2h
and le3; 5000 yards of CalicOes, e0lors warranted
fast, at and 20 IL cents; also, complete stocx
of domessics and house keeping goods Of all kinds;
extra cheap. l would iuvh Purchasers to cali and
examine my goods and prices before buying else
WHERE as the goods must be sold to make room fer
Spring supplies. Call early. LEWIS
ia Cheap stores Main al
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ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Rev. Vernon Eskridge, u. 9. n.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, August I5, I85I.
Mr. J EU1sh-Dear Sir: While am in senerslop.
posed P-;5nt Medicines candor compels to state
that have great confidence the virtues of Hamp-
tons Vegetable TinctGre For several months past
have used my family, and in dyspepsia loss OF ap.
petite dizziness and general debility, with entire sue.
so Ia my experience extends, therefore,
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted az
safe and Efficient remedy.
| an, espsctfully, yours,
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
ChaDlain in the IT, States Navy.
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= Alexander Johnson, an officer in the
Bank of Camden, S. ca died few days since.
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On Monday, the 9Th inst, says the Warren
ton IN. c. News, the horses cf Sulon Suth.
erland, ESQ.,, ran off with mis- barouche, in
which were himself and daughter and Miss
Mary Fooie,- by which all their lives were
greatly endangered. The bafouche was upset,
by which Miss Sutherland had he r collar bone
broken, and was otherwise injured, and the
other ladies were both yesy much bruised.
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TNHE SOLE RhEUMATiC SPECIFIC
L KNOWN -Mortimore's Rheumatic

| TNHE SOLE RHEUMATiC SPECIFIC
i KNOWN no ortimore's Rheumatic
Compound and Blood Puriaer-from the
| numerous astonishing cures il has effected OF Rheu
natis in all forms and conditions, has become Inc
most popular remedy c-er offered to the American
public. In presenting this Compound 20 the CON-
munity, the Pyoprisiors, although aware :rem
past experience OF It's entire reEa .iity to cope with
and eradicate every vsstige of this dire com
aint, are perfectly willing 70 allow Ia merits 20
p Judged from ss effects as it is compounded ex
80. 'iy for one complaint, ssa ia only app!ica.
Ne :, such complsDt although lts curative pow
srs h.. have happy influence on o:ser Ills attend
;aS -. /. aman franle More than two thousand
cs.es oS RheumatisrAg chronic AID acute, have
hsen pernsa entity cured during the past gear by
,hs ,,ss Of /, bottles of.she Compound, AID tes-
timopials OF ne most aattxsng nature nave been
and ars copsts s received ron indiVdua.s OF g1s
highest s,andin.-n the conaus'tnity. Inc deepess
seated and most asA as cases naTs fefu.ly ye.oed
though pbysie ians sssy. ezOuouneed many oi them
ncuTable, ,he,y are 3es hFng, suSas'ent eV'dences
10 convince the moss scerGctse.
niortimore 9 Rnsunta-fc Cornpounc 10
vegetable Intern Il reraedyt harmless "a lss euec,
and can be adm inis,ersd WITH safety 20 any age
and cond;non. an has never been k5c wn 20 tall.
For sale by Pun CELL, LADD 4 co, aoss agents
for Richenond. " ALEXANDER q ~ TO TO
nrietors. No Rm clay street. Astor House, New
York.
: landing.
Sr LOUIS, Feb %, l645.
Can't Edv.,d pows rs writes:-I have for more
an r-scsv ysara 10 IN severely afflicted with
-, aca.a then chronic. ! tried all
-, a. -, s,;as &c 49, could hear. also had
a. hass :, si;cai s,,as@ nee which could Do pro-
- ~ 81 ~, nrouaS naa. ailing. l procured and
,sad ,vc hos,lss of NJ. 'mores Rheumatic Com
,onnd and Riooa pnr;s. and IL cured me sound
'od wsii. ,wspn powERs.
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I UMBER.-40,eOO feet Seasoned Oax Boards
IL tor Tobacco Boxes
30 900 feet Seasoa ed Susquehanna Boards
2S,00G feet Charleston and Baltimore Dressed
Flooring
10000 feet Assorted Rock Maple
5000 feet Assorted Buffalo Ash
5000 feet half inch Cherry
5 00D feet half inch Black Walnut
Landing at Rockets, from board schrs Virginia,
C II Cole and the AIvarado. For sale on the wharf
on accommodating terms, by
fe l2 BELVIN PARKER.
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ALL SMALL B0Ys.-H. P. TAYLOR. ssh

Al LII SMALL B0YS.-H. P. TAYLOR. 6sh
II street, between Grace and Frauklin-aoT
School being exclusively for beginnera give sps
ciai attention to Reading, Correct Enunciatioo,
amman and Spelling; also TO GeosFapays Aap
Drawing, Arithmetic and Histsry. Specimsns Of
my boys composition and writing, msy be AWAY
seen at the Dispatch Office. ny Ruie b pcfsmpI
tory, but as gentle - possible. ocS-
,,TONE eUTTlN6i.--jUhn w. DAVIES =
- co, practical Stone Cutters 4 Masons, s0sth
Side OF the Dock nesr MaJos Bridge we retosn-
thanks for the liberal p troasgs We have recefved
and trust BY stres attention 20 business to cont2n1
20 merit the confidence Of the public de l6--am
nn0T ANO SHOE EsfANURACTURING-
ID To meet the wants OF my frjepds and custom
ara generality have concluded To engage Ia tbs
manufacturing Of Boots and Shoes, and have e.
gaasd the services OF Mr. JAMES BOLTON to tAks
charge Of the same
M Bohon . known TO be q faithful workmas..
and well qualified to have al kinds Of work gottss
10 10 suit such Of my customers a. may prefer b
leave their orders tor kichmend made work.
shall a. oil times have . tua and complete stoek
Of Boots snd shoes. made by the n,oss spprovsa
taes. most respectfully ask eeatiDuatio1 Of tbs
patronage tuas has been % literally bestowed -
me for both departments Of my esssbliShmens. cor
ner Of zsh and Broad streets: -
WOOD FOR sALK.-fhs subsciiosr h4vlas
w . large qusnsisy Ct Wsod % dspose 9, -
fSund it coavesisnt 10 takes ysrd for thss pnrpeA
His yard Il oa Hrsad street. opposite Broe1D
A-enss orders for Wesd may 6s hft = -
ssorss of G. @. Herring. Ed. MsssFs Reevs6 -
Jss, p sheltos, Esq, q = de ysfd which Sn -
" VI 0 ~ Il 49, sSous 100 sapsrsur sssaussa
o. ,ses Wese' va'es = s'A :. soss 3 d !. EEEs1
1S0OFEEs 7gINGIzss, .Is::.s : - 80.
u for - 81 NfURCxLIs LADD = co.
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sTABLER's ANOo1NR CHERRY FIX.
PECTDRANT

.,,S is coaiSfE1tly recommended to
sE/ inval!ds, as tNSuRPAssED by any
~ c0TGRR cdST3 RRssRSs RsESEs nj sas d Snfe otRl Si
SSS->SeF forms of Correction Colds, BRON-
s-.,,n,n-N1- CHtTIS, ASTHIsA; GROUP, con-
81 MPrlON in Early Stage, ard for the relief of
Disease.
ltoomblne in scientific manner, reznedies of long
esteemed Va,le, with others of recent discovery
da1 besides It's soothing and tonic qualities acts
hougA the ln gently and with great efficacy for the
cure OF this lass of diseases.
number OF ttks respectable PhysicfeIls, 70
"-'h We communicated knowledge of the cUnssitn-
eha OF these Medicines have been pleased to fayc- us
49,. 80 tne4E opinions, tsome OF them in writirst
t4I a.ey are the best remedies they have ever beei
acquainted with for the of the diseases for whc
t1ey axe recommended.
OPINION or DR. SAMUEL B. MARTIN.
Nae Oh he most experienced OF the faculty this City
ana ioEs 9eicDlated for his successful practice
OhAfLENLS.-l have carefully examined the COM
olrnt paris Of your DiarGhea Cordial as wei as your
NISiy4e Cherry ENpectorant, and find them both
Nl@0le Compounds the doses safe and consistent
M. ~. etlcal practice, and do not hesitate recon-
The subs s;rjhers Apothecares and Pharmaceuti.tsi
te o!y OF batapore satisfied that the prepara-
S.9ca"n t9-s AAo"n 9s sTABLER'S ASoDYNE CHERRY .Ex-
IHgtoRANT ana SrABLER DIARRHGA CORDIAL are
l-ees OF great value and very efficient for the re-
80 -Ad cure oi the diseases for which they are recon-.
ts,..Il ley bear the evidence of skill and care in
st preparation ana style OF putting up and we taks
t'-aa4fe a recommending them 10 our customers
n y; "A. Moore, Israel j. 0rahame Jos Roberts Fl Fl
~ T-i-e, Ffahcis = Scott, Henry Lowe John
., ~, L1fogae, D X. Fleming, J. w Barry & Co los r
TJ'1b5i'99Iy Z McPherson Marshall, Edward c. GIpip.
L FA4ihps, A. W. Hughes. q. w Johnston. p-A'
sthbier's DIarrhen Cordial,
90 peasant Mixture, compounded in spreensp.
80 the rules OF Pharmacy, OF theraputc agsnfs LON
2G "a ane celebrated for their peculiar etcacSi, c,
In tbilehA, and similar affections of the system
SCtl9A u ALLAYS NAUSEA and produces bsoi,bY
g. ol t5 LlN ER, thus removing the cause AT tbs
80 @atae tme that 1t cures the disease - '"e
NP-0h Vi Doct JOHN ADDISON, Physician to the Raj
E.iu tn!ore Southern Dispensary
lns nladr thai Of your DiarThoa Cordial and he
corao asinted with the ingredients of which i is
tLa5 -, ~ gives me much pleasure in adding INV tes
escJ 20 Llat OF Others in favor of its extrnord3nS
paist ~ LIE 'hs cure OF Diarrh1a and Summer Com
With much respect &c.
Forsnla t,, n~ JOHN ADDISON, MD
Rchaons Y DsDrusz'tsgsnerally Purcell, Ladd Co
s..-.3.-s--o- .so oc2i-lswdAw6m
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a MANDlNE, OR ..FARINE 0x go
co.,saE IEs. = For the cure aud preysn.;ys ~
ar hsnns ssd lips for sofiening the skn ana
seoo,s,,r.s - agreeable odos. We can con6depty
are ga.s,as ois delightful preparation 20 ii who
WIN casfped or rough skin. Sold by
h2 ano,. r. x. DUVAt x BRO,
Il 1850 "a sbs Esofthern Apple., rsceiyins
Wn. TAYLOR.
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C.!Es.ER DISTRICT, South Carolina, !
January I'd. lSS3

- =
C.zEs1Ez DISTRICT, South Carolina
January 3D. 1853 {
uss.~s y ..irser s. Noo5Tay- Gentiemen:-FoT
,.s rasl we yesrs have been a severe sufferer
an, Rheumatism, till seeing your recommenda
-. - rs uto.!'s Vegetable TinCture purchased
sS,,.,a aud The Hrst dose has SD much relieved NE
t,s. coys5eris 5utjUstce to give to the suffering
void .hs .ssul; OF tie application.
M,ne Rss acute Rheumatism in the bark--so bad
frat | wks coa1ned to my bed for the last six
n t-,5s The irst bottle acted like charm the
sa-z5d restored strength 10 my poor afflicted back
a; an, rrS as veil and feel as young as when
! yas ixseen. ! am now seventy four years of
: consider Your Tiucture the greatest discovery
- .sa a.e. anG poor suffering humanity ought to
EJECT mo-lmentio DR. Hampton. who has saved
t...sanGs --Jn Os,G. And you, gentlemen, have
a;sI the ps-i Of pab!ic Senefactors in disseminat
i, ;he bene.ts wG.cn nave resulted from your in.
rs-ua1,e .acture.
an pain cotton planter and have never writ
,s- tor atorsrv fame; but when my fellow beings
a. Afflicted shall hesitate, or, through modesty,
y.Bno.d any information valuable to my fellow
frar! 50 i you consider this worthy of place In
aay Of yo-r newspapers, your are at liberty to
rlaxa U.s. c! Il
YY.-s, truly, ALVAH KENDALL.
Tva.i S:ra eft than Fiction None need Despair !!
II LGGys Testimony after hirty-eisht years Of
SnfrlrF!
We're tn not real virtue in this wonderful medi.
iae could /. perform the astonishing cures made by
-
NoRrHAmPToS COUNTY, April IS 1852.
N.ssrs Tyler 4 Adair;
have - sflicted with rheumatism, at times from
IT. twel. YEAR Will be nifty years OF age the 18th
Of Lh,s rOu1: the attacks were at times
t. -snde7 re helpless; have tried various remedies
u very lita.. effect Last October was attacked in
riy shoulder sides back and hips; could rest
dsy or night could not move any part of my body
without cTyua with pain, at this time also tried
~ rensdeF internal aud external without receiving
aly relief was At last advised TO try Hampton's Ve
ges45le Tincure; before / had taken one bottle of
which fslt much better, and as continued taxing
felt strength coming into my back and limbs and my
stomach s:!y ugtheued and revived every way have
ts6en fve bottles, and much better than expect
ei to be. I intend it whenever | need it, and
would mend it to the afflicted believing it une
qr4ed
Yogrs ELIZABETH BAGWELI.
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I AND NEAR RICHMOND ron ..71

I AND NEAR RICHMOND ROp ear
~ otter for sale . most desirable Tract Of T.agl
conssinng 40 acres, more or less, lyins n ~
couu<yof Chesterfield, THREE miles above 6snehes.
ter, between the river and turnpike roeds. -
bounded BY the lands Of Russell picksrson, Thoe
Hardsrove. Mrs Fisher and others, 40 acres q
which ID cleared, the remainder well timberea
with Oak and Pine. The quality Of the sofi is e.
ceiient m fact not surpassed BY any Ia thst section
OF the county deem any further description m
necessary, as those wishing to purchase win Of
course e-amine for themselves. Application msy
oe made to me, near Gregory's Tavern, Chester
OF Va. GREEN wf,0n
pkavATE PkACTICE.-Dr PLUME .
treatment Of the following diseases: Erupdous,
sore Legs, Uicers, GlanGalsr Swellings, or e.
nrgemenSs, Syphilis, and al morbid cischaress
Inssner recent or chrouis. Also. all those COM
Hss.nn .ermeo female discases.. The advertisers
invite attention TO their chsmical extract az WA
FLOWERS, which may be regarded a. the verv bsa6
aiucie Known, TO give tone and visor to cerfstn
abused aud ds5ilitstedorgans AZ well a. 20 renoyr
a;ystsm shattered by dissipation or other cause.
.na ssns J, oss sscarey put up with full direcons
tended to. Once on Franklin street, below Er-
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity churra
Richmond Virginia e
nOOK PLATks.-ihe most De.u,fal ard
II durable style OF name Plates ever introducexa.
we now otter to the citizens of Richmond; and va
trust that any person at the head of family and
resident OF the city would inmediafely favor IN
with an order for their name on an examination of
our various samples, which can be seen q Tyrers
Gun Store, No It, Main street. This article IL nos
only neat and tasty ornament to dwelling but 10
also of much service to the friends and acousia-
tances of the possessor.
fe7-l2s*
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nlSS0LUTION.-Th Co-parsnership sxiss
II ing snder the style and firm Of FRY d
McCANDlAISH Ia this day dissolved BY lirnitstiou
Robert McCandlish, jr., bsyiug purchased the
entire Interest of JoshaaJ. Fry, in the said concern,
will pay all the outstanding debts Of the hrm, and
close snd settle all accounts dua to the concern
The name Of tho arm will be used snly In liquids
tion. JOSHUA J. FRY,
Richmond, Jan. 81, SO. RO McCANDLISH, yr.
NOTICE The Subscriber having purchased tho
interest of Mr. Joshua J. Fry in the above concern
win continue the GENERAL GROCERY Il PRO-
DUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS, ut the old stand
He will give particular attention to the purchase
and sale of Flonr, Wheat, Corn, Tobacco and an
country produce. Having been extensively epgaSr
ed In the business for several years past he hopes
to give entire satisfaction to ali who may fayo<
him with their patronage.
RO. McCANDLISH, Jr.
February lst 1853. 1856, Cary street.
- JOSHUA J. FRY viii continue the General
Commission Business in the execution Of ordeys.
and the sale OF all kinds of Country Produce cfce
corner OF Cary and Pearl streets. fe 3-3w,
a CHANCE no OBTAIN CHAP Dry
"A GOODS-TO THE PURLIC GENERALLY
As have determined to sen my entire stock of
Winter Goods Of cost iwould call the ssse1tion OF
the ladies' and the pabiic generally, 10 my assort-
ment of Silks Besues, Merinoes, Alpsceas, Fam
nels, Blankets, Shawis, Kerseys, and large e.
sortr,ent of Mutfs, and great variety Of 0iher
NORRIS w HOSE,
fa6-2m 2e3 Broad sfreet-
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pOUkS, BUOkS-M MORE BUOkS.-
- Just received the annexed Books:
Heaven, or an Earnest and Scriptual Inquiry into
the Abode OF the Santed Dead
A Treatise on Conversion Ly R5v r Baxter
The Summer and Winter of the Soul By Rev
Neale
Heaven Opened, Brief and Plain Discovery
of the Riches of Gods Covenant and Grace, By Rev
Z Alleine
The Young Lady's Mentor: guide to the forma-
ton of character, in series of letters, by Lady
etters to the Society of Friends, by Pengilly
For sale ar the Baptist Book Depository by
fe IA CHAS. WORTHAM
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E,KBRUAKY II1h.-1ExCHaEGE BOO

tskbMUAhf 11th.-(EXCHANGE BOOK.
4 STORE )-keceived this day.
Gus Howard, or How to Win Wife-s0c
The Curse of Clifton, by Mrs Southworth--5cc
Rsnkin's Half Yearly Abstract
Bleak House, No 1l-1ac
Ugly Eifie, or. the Neglected One, sad I'll. Pet
Beauty, and other Tales, containing seven of Mrs
Hentz's best stories--ouiy soc
The Confessional of The Black Penitepts or the
Italian. by Mrs Radcliffe--50c
Ruth Garnett: a romsaee OF Court Intrigpe-50c
Lady Bird. by Mrs Fnlley,on, author of Grantley
Manor, &c-5ac
Lofty and Lowly or Good in All, and None all
Good, ty Maria McIntosh-s,
Home Scenes and Heart Studies; Grace A2u:lar's
last--5Uc
Knickerbocker Magazine for February-a5c
Scrapes and Escapes, or the Adventures vt Stu
deni-50c
MY Novel. by Bulwer, complete-75c
Alison's History OF Europe, part 1-5oc
feli GEO. ST. WEST d. BRO.
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&c A COwARDIN, Proprietor.
cup PLEASANTS. Editor.

d ~.s- cl,,.u,ualcsEons are charged stthe same
IS sj,er3iseussGts.
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-, Re hrst Insertion, and 37a cents for each
s3atlEuSre@ ,.-.ua .o- OK 5000. T.,
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ga .rr5tsgon =: cents
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80, =. weekly Pries foT mailing, "a syesr In ad
F'I~ rpE WEEKLY DISPATCH
:. ,sb.'stea every Friday morning, and mailed
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~, for 10 thirteen copies for sl5 twenty co.
-, f,~ $50 twenty y-sevrn copies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-16

The Boston Traveller deEAs rhe rspor. that
the Hoosach TunneIing Machine has proved
sailure. On the contrary, il says that II has
answeredall ihe expectations ofits proprietors.
who, shave never entertained doubt ufthe al.
timnte triumph Of the machine ever every dif.
icnity, and believe that the time is noe ssr dis
tant WI en- il will be made manifest to every one
that, although their faith may not be sufficient
to remove entire mountains, il is still equal TO
the tunneling OF their base /, whatever may be
their extent or composition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-16

SUDDEN hEATH.-We understand from the
srayeuevlile CareIiuaE, of the 5,h instant. that
Br Jonn >. McAlpn, who resided near Saint
Paul's, Robson county. was missed from his
home on Wednesday the es,h ult. Search as
made but without any immediate satisfactory
result. On the Friday following, however,
his body was discovered in bran not far
from his house. lie was in his usual health at
the time of his leaving home, and was on his
way TO the woods, with his axe, to do some
cutting. His death was the result of some
sudden attack OF disease. He was highly re-
speeted in his-neig hborhood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-16

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