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Prepared from RENHET 3 or the fourth -STOals;
ACH OF THE:OX after directions of BARON
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TION, DYSPEPSIA JAU@DlCE LIVER
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ter, will digestor dissolve, Fire P0lGdssoe Roasts o
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> PEPSINis the chief element, or GIeat Digest.
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its Chemical powers, and furnishing a a ON.
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BY the aid this preparations the pains and evils
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the highest degree CURIOUS and REMARK A.
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Fluid, analogous 10 the Castro JuicesTnay be
readily prepared from the mucous mem5rane of
the stomach oftfe Ok, in which riens articles
OF food, as meat and eggs, will be sosneds chang
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pouI beinthe human Stomach. Y s.. = -, ~ 8
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DRY GOODS.

DEY GOODS.
S0 Pieces Fancy Prints for Spring
CO12 pes. :" Spring Muslins -
10 pcs. Worsted Assorted
IL !" Fancy and Biz. Cassimeres -,
superfne Blk, Broadcloth - q,
l5 :" Superb Marseilles' Yesting II -,
300 Brown and Bleaehed Homespun
Bales DeKalb Oznaburgs
40 Pcs. Striped Goods for Servants Spring wear
200 Bundles Concord Yarn,
= Blenched and Brown Linens - -
Merino Silk and Blk. and Cold Kid Gloves -,
White and Red Flannel .as -. s5> =
Hosiery &c. DC de-
For sale low by W. @. MOORE
Feb. la 49, -
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Notice..

ALL persons having claims against the Estate Of
John Baskin deceased required to hand them in.
This notice will be plead in bar of all claims not pre-
sented previous to the lst Monday in January next
when final settlement of the estate will be made
Feb Sim SAMUEL BASKIN, Admir-
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Wines

I CASE Crosse & Blackwell's English Pickles, con.
i sistng of pccalilly Chow-Chow, Caulitiower and
mixed Pickles Received and for sale by
Dec. G, 1852 SHAW. !. AUSTIN
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Candies.
OOU W. G. MOORE.
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r AIDES KID GLOVES Handsome Fans, French
IL Embroideries, Linen Hdkfs, Doers, Table Lin
ems, Linen sheeting, de-, now opening at
March 80 BONNN4S.
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= Fed Potatoes, Cheese, Table Salt, lin bags) Mac
ID caroni, and superior Black Tea. For sale oy
Feb l Il. w. BONNEI.
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I'VE gladly give room to the following extract,
and doubt not but that the sentiments therein
expressed dswill perfectly agree with those ofour
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A. G. BASKN..
w. HI. r.. WORKMAN.

w. III. r. WOIkKNIAN, =
4 TToRNEY AT Law, AND. SOLICITOR T
n EQUITY, Camden, S. 9. Will attend the Cour
of Darlington and Sumter Districts. Office in Il
mot House. -, 80 ~ sSs'N
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MAIL NEWS.

-1IrycTTEMENT AT CHARLOTTESVILLE
r,e irritation among the STUDENTS OF THE uRr,
Nv growing out of the recent scene at We.
- exhibition in Charlottesville, is not yet al.
,.rn3 as will be seen by the following letter:
CHARIorrnsvlLLE, Nov. 3d. 1853.
,o,, nieht some sixty Sons of Temperance, Ia
.,.,,nr Professor MINOR, Rev. Messrs Avecsr and
r.a,nn,-s. Mr.. POWELL, of Leudoan, and quite a
her of the University Division, as invited
IS assembled at the Delaware House midway
.,reen the town and the University topartake of
.,,i., supper. when the building was surrounded
s,,,,her of students from the University, varie
~, estimated at from fifty to seventy five, who
,s,ag,ed that one of the number in the house
hid be given up to their revenge. The person
:. ,s,nanded was an officer in the Town Hall on
,,rf3.x night when those students who occasioned
So 3;.turbance at Wyman's were arrested. The
.seyasnd was not complied with.
n.,eassor MINOR addressed the crowd, beseech-
:, them TO dispense saying that they could NOT get
The oeieer unless over the dead bodies of forty
~osceahle citizens, himself among the number
t.ber persons spoke and several ofthe crowd left;
,.. others remained clamorous for the officer In
- . meantime information had been sent to the
,or The bells were rung and in a short time some
seventy ariaed men repaired to the Deleyan House;
},., ere they reached ii, the ciamorous crowd
=, ;bou; had dispersed. A result which under the
,.~.unstaaces, was more quiet and bloodless than
lane time was anticipated. Y.
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TRIAL FOR RAPE.-We learn from the Charles.
town Na) Spirit, that the negro Charles, who
committed rape on young white woman of JEFF
ferson county, and who, after having escaped from
jan, was arrested last week in Clarke comfy, was
tried on Monday last and after full investigation,
AID an impartial hearing, the negro as charged,
was pronounced guilty by the Court and sentenced
to be hung on the first Friday in January, Next,)
which will be on the 9th. 1t is no doubt right
eous and just verdict, and will meet the require
laents OF the law, and the ends os justice
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FAIL RACES OVER THE COLUMBIA COURSE, IN
ALEXANDRIA, VA-The races over the Colum.
bia Course commenced yesterday, with match
race tor $500, one mile and repeat, between two Oh
entered by Mr. Suit and Santa Anna, entered BY
Mr. F. H. Hall. Santa took the track and kept it to
the quarter pole, when John Graham passed him,
aud retained his position about three lengths until
within few rods of the home stretch, when Santa
closed upon him, and within half length,
when by some accident he threw his rider, a small
colored boy. The heat and race was therefore
won by John Graham in Que minnie and ffty-eight
seconds This, with the exception of some few
amateur trials, closed the sports of the day.
Tomorrow four fine horses, we understand, are
cutered for the purse OF $780, one mile and repeat,
and from the character of the horses, Claude Mel
Note among them. an exciting race is anticipated.
WASHINGTON SeRtiRel NoU. 3d.
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ASSIGNMENT or A RA1LRoAD.-A despatch from
Boston says the directors of the Rutland and
Burlington, (Fi) railroad have assigned the prop.
ey Of the road to the trustees of the second mort
gage bonds for the benefit of all concerned, being
unwilling to pay the present high rates of interest
for noneyto meet its floating debt and six per-
cent bonds falling due
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HE CLEREsHP.-Aecorcing to the Washington
SiaT, Gel John w. Forney is the only avowed can
didaefor the clerkship Of the United States House
0ikepresentaves although there will doubtless be
haLi adozen ex-members on hand looking wistful-
lytowards the post
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THE Troy FoRGERIEs.-We have already stated
taat the individual who perpetrated the extensive
iorgeres in Troy, NY, and lett for parts unknown,
Is the Mayor and Postmaster Of the city The for
geries were perpetratei on Father Haverman, a
Catholic clergyman, A. W. Watkins, and James R.
Prentice, grocer. The alleged forger has here
totore been considered one of the most reliable
business men IN the city --------
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BY KENT, PAINE Il kENT.
BY GODDIN l. APPERSON

bI GUDDIN AFFEHSON
GALE OF CORN, OATS, FODDER,
~ HORSE, BAROUCHE, MICH cows 6c.-
Will be sold on Thursday. 9th November, 1858, at
the residence Of Mr.. Valentine Heckler, to
Fairfield, commencing at IL o'clock: $50 barrels Corn
about GOO lbs Sheaf Oats 10000 lbs. Fodder,
Horse and Barouche, two fine Mich Cows, four
Hefers. Terms-All SUNS under $50 cash. over that
amount four months credit for satisfactorily endorsed
negotiable paper.
By request of Mr.. August Schsd.
nol8 GODDIN l. APPERSON,
s Auctioueer n
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SINGULAR OMIssIoN-lt is stated in the Wa'h
irgton StGr that the General Government lost the
usual exclusive Jurisdiction over the Custom
House at Alexandria, Va, by the act of retroces-
sion passed in 1916. The remedy is an application
to the State OF Virginia to pass act again accord
ing the requisite jurisdiction to the General Gov
eEument, which, we understand, is now being pre-
pared IN the Treasury Department.
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FAMINE IN CHINA.-To the horrors Of civil
%a' Low devastating China have been added those
laiedrloe famine which prevails in some proyin-
Se.j Inc Imperial Pekin Gazette, paper which
~ US case would rather conceal than exaggerate
Tue truth, states that ia the province of Shantung
Tie corpses literally strew the fields.
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r. iAfEisokIENT OF AN ANEEICAN-It is stated
Francis b. de Silva, who is now inprisoned in Ha.
Eana lor alleged participation in the proceedings
., tLe cuban Junta, in New York, last summer, is
sla.Sfaiized citizen Of The United States, he hay
nls Ia osturaza.ion papers, as well as passport,
SSaI-ng Inn an American citizen. and signed by
camel "ebster as Secretary Of State.
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na 24-dtd
EARM, AND GRIsT AND SAW MILLS

MILES FBOM THE CITY on RICHMOND.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION--will be sold on
THURSDAY, the LIST day of December. 1885, upon
Farm in the County Of Chesterield on the DanviIle
Railroad nine miles from the city of Richmend now
in the occupancy of Mr. w. l.. Waring The tract
contains 1875 acres. about 20 Ia woods mostly pine
balance cleared, and in good condition for IMPROVE
ment The dwelling contains FIVE rooms the usual
and necessary out-houses, all new. The MiI form.
one circular and upright saw. and lies immedi-
ately on the railroad The Saw Mill is now doing
good business and to an enterprisng man it offers
quite near to it, can be purchased fair prce and
the plank, when sawed, be imme 1iately sent to
the Richmond market-and TINS find aready sale at
fair prices. Terms made known on day of sale.
no22 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts
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FATAL EXPLOSION.

New YORK. Nov. 2a-An explosion took place
this morning in the extensive distillery in Tenth
street. belonging to Mr. Childs by which accident
Thomas Crasby instantly killed, and severely
il not fatally scalding John MeGoin.
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NOTICE TO CONTKACIOks.-COV-

NOTICE TO CONTkAClOkS.-CO
~ INGToN AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-Propo-
sails Will be received at the Office of the Coyingtou
and Ohio Railroad, in Coviugton, until the 18th of
December next, for the graduation and masonry of
about seventy-fye miles of the above road of which,
the eastern portion comprising fifty miles, lies next
ing of about twenty-five miles, lies between the
ksnawha River aud the mouth of the Big Sandy A
large share of the work to be letincludng Bird cling
and tunnelling-is heavy and desirable, and is wei
worthy the attention of responsible contractors The
western sections of the above work are now ready
for examination, and the eastern portion will be pre-
pared for inspection by the Sth of December
Further information may be obtained on applica.
ton at the company's offices at Covington and Guy
andotte. By order of the Board,
CHARLES B. FISK, Chief Engineer
N. B.-The Board of Public Works of Virginia.
under whose direction the Covington and Ohio Rail-
road is to be constructed, State account will meet
at Covington on the 18th of December above named,
for the purpose of receiving and acting the propo.
sails that may then be offered.
Nov. 49, 1853. no 10 t15dec
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SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ON CHURCH HILL-By virtue of a
dec of the Circuit Court of the county of Henri
CO. pronounced the 9Th November, 1885, in the case
OF Williams and ais. against Bradley &C. the under
signed, the commissioner thereby appointed, will
proceed to sell at public auction upon the premises
on FRIDAY. the I'd day of December, 1853, at 81
O'Clock P NJ the real estate referred to in the said
decree, consisting of the House and Lot on Church
Hill, recently occupied by Mrs Lucy Burton, situated
on the north side of Broad street. adjoining the
dence of Mr.. r. a. Whitlock.
TERMs-One fourth cash. balance at 6, 70 and 10
months for negotiable notes. or bonds with good Sc
curty. bearing interest and title retained till the last
note bond shall be paid. and conveyance directed
by the Court JNO. w. BRADLEY. Com'r
% Sale conducted by GODDIN l. APPERSON,
Aucts I7-dtds
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CASE OF POISONING. atternpt was made 10
axe the lite Of Frederick H. Clark. and bis wife
fs ehnd az hingsts A. Ulster county, NJ Y, ON the
mr " sister OF Ciarks wife, bottle ofliquor
n . qnIniog arsenic was employed. The girl Is now
Al jan awaiting trial for tn e offence
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RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN-SEvERAL PERSONS
INJURED.

posroS. Nov 22--T'he Fall River train from Bos
tor for New York came in collision to-day with the
k~iceport train. The last car Of the former train
v-,s thrown OF the track and smashed to atoms
s4rei tv being scalded bruised, &c Among Isl them
rc,re, learn WINS the Rev. Mr.. Potter, OF Charles
Ton, south Carolina. He i badly scaled and other
wise hurt bu, there are hopes of his recovery
Some Of the others are very badly injured. The
collision was fearful one and might have been
- --,o~a seris,,s
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The Washington star denies that Senator Doug
las Stands in attitude Of hostility to the admins
Hat1on-such areport having been circulated.
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The number Of deaths in New York city last
week was 34l, of walsh SO were Of consumption,
- O! eoLvulsions, 70 Of croop, and Is of smallpox
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Get,
Va.
Icta-
5 of
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dor
run
Pew.
|ice.
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GALE OF HORSES, MULES, CAR

~ RAGE, BUGGY, CORN, OATS, FURNI-
venber. 1855 commencing at IL O'Clock A. M, at the
residence of Mons Prave, in Henrico, near the
Plank Road, about miles West of the city, two
Horses, four Mules four Cows one Carriage Buggy,
lot of Corn and Oats and excellent parcel of Fur
niture, consisting of the usual variety, and small
stock of fine old Brandy and Wine.
TERMs-S50 and under cash; over that amount
months credit for approved endorsed egotiabe pa.
per.
no 10 GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
Immediately afrer the above sale. will be Sold 100
barrels of CORN; Also some very fine SH0ATS.
Terms accommodating.
no q g. & A. Aucts
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AUCTION sA1.rs.
FUTURE DAYS
By GoDDIN & APPERsON.
VALUABLE TENrMENTa

VALUABLE TENEMENTS ON
=, FRANLIN, BETWEEN 22p AND SD SITS,
r - SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold on TUES.
meneinF ut u O'Clock, TWO TENEMENTs, tome
prick the other wood the southside of franklin
between I'D and I'D Streets each fronting about ~
feet, running back 90 feet -
TERxs made known on the day Of sale
GODDiN ( APPERSON,
no z4-dfd Aucts.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
SIXTH STREET, IN REAR OF SECOND
BAPTIST CHURCH. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY AFTERNOON the 18th
November. 1888 upon the premises, commencing at
O'clock valuable Lot on the west line of 9th, be-
tween Main and Cary streets fronting al feet run
ming back 100 feet to an alley
TERMs-One-third cash: balance at and months
for negotiable notes interest added secured by
trust deed, or title retained.
no q GoDDIN L APPERSoN, Aucts.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

lre-ret to learn that the injuries received by the
Rev. M Potter by the railroad ACCIDENT, are much
worse than were al first supposed, and his recovery
; row considered very doubtful.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE .oF FARM

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM
~ IN HENRICO COUNTY, NEAR FOUR MILE
CREEK CHURCH.-Bv virtue of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Henrico pronounced on the sth of
November 1853 in the suits of HaxalL guard'n. &c,
public auction, on the premises on MONDAY, the
28th November 1858 fair if NOT the next fair day
at IL O'Clock, M. the tract of land of which John
Hitchcock died seized, called '.Fraysers" situaed in
Henrico county near to Four Mile Creek Church.
on the main road to Charles City court house. con-
tanning about 500 This Farm is now in the oc
sumo. show it to any one disposed to purchase.
TERMs-Enough in cash to pay the costs and char
ges of executing said decree and the of the suit
months. for bonds, with approved security and ii lie
retained till last bond is paid and conveyance d.
rected by the Court.
EDW'D. Y. CANNON.
THOS. J. EVANS ooHfs
ES Sale conducted by GODDIN APPERSON,
Aucts no 17-tds
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thing
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,lete,
Made
|opnd
|oST
fhey
shat
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~ W. RICHARDSON ATTon,rv :.

~ Law, will hereafter practise in the Circuit and
County Courts of Hanover and Henrco the Circnir
and Hastings Courts of the City of Richmond. the
District Court of Appeals at Fredericksburg. the
United States Circuit and District Courts at Rich
mond, and the Supreme Court of Appeals
u Ohice at his residence in the county of Hano-
yer. Post Othee-Riehmond, Va.
no l6-dl2tSc2t
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cam, ~hs9n Mizeil, Esq, Of Plymouth, N c.. was
d. n a IA the machinery of his saw.mill, few
Ways ago, and instantly killed.
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,naisd imposed the Vermont Legislature viii be
t@ aie 10 choose T. s Senator at the prescat ses-
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The vote against the new constitution Of Rhode
Island will not fall short of 1000.
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the ~ 0S'ifeenhow has been appointed law agent 70
fe<i.. @a,Nofhia Land Commission, vice Howard,
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The mackerel fisheries this season. fall short
lAey have proved the most Improbable for many
vears
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BY THOS. w. KEESEE.

BY THOS. ". KEESEE.
loFFIcE AT GEO. J. SUMMERS, PEARL STREET.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Will be
"A sold at Auction, on SATURDAY MORNING
next, zotn lnst commencing at 10 o'clock in the lot
rear OF WOODS Stable all of the personal property
oeionslng TO VIM Brown, deceased consisting Of one
wagon and Harness, one Gold Watch, &C.
THOMAS C. EPPES
Administrator.
Sale conducted by THO'S w. KEESEE
no %. Ancs;onasr
Will be added to the absve SALE one fine second
hand CARRIAGE and HARNESS. noo4
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,,a ae sew fork Times coniradicts the report of
tsc,s ss % o. the celebrated horse Hero from the
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ME WHITE CREASE" is a

YNHE WHITE GREASE" is a new,
Il convenient and economical substitute for tar, and
other ubricators for the axes of transportation
omnibusses, carriages. drays wagons, &c 1t is not
affected by the weather, retaining the same consis
axles, and is cheaper aud more durable than any
other grease in use
Fo- sale III tin canisters of three and six pounds
and in kegs of 25 so and 100 lbs each, by
ADIE GRAY, Druggists,
nov Io-d&cts Agents for the Manufacturers.
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E,ARM FOR sALE-The subscriber of

II for sale the
seven miles from Richmond near the turnpike road,
adjoining the lands formerly owned by Patrick II.
Gentry, containing Ga with about 1900 1900
cords of wood it, besides timber; with good ice
house, and other buildings. Persons disposed to pur
chase will please call aud view for themselves =
Terms will be made accommodating Also the stock
of Cows Hogs, Corn, Fodder &c
The above property will be sold at public auction
FRIDAY, the I'd day OF December next, if fair if
not the next fair day thereafter. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
should be sold privately previous to that time
, nov I2-dtd* JAMES PADGETT.
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FUTURE n1Ta s.


ugIlON SALES -MTLCH COWS
nsarniasy as,k AkLIN0s Be sOld on FRIDAY
~ sot Of the CoIu6ssn Z. y osaesxs n
no ~ EAkLiNGS. Terms cash. - - : :
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LIE RIG Grande. - - 49, =
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NOTICE.-The undersigned having en-
IN gagged himself with Mr.. BELVIN, Cabinet Ma
ker ana Upholsterer, takes this method to inform
those parties with whom he had made contracts to
repair, varnsh and polish Furniture, that they
have the same put in good order and equally low
terms, by leaving their orders with Mr.. Belvin, at
his well known Furniture establishment, Governor
street.
no 2l-4t DAVID A. SMITH.
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4 NEW, SAFE AND SIMPLE RE-
"a NEEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMA,
HUARSENESS, &c.-LEONARD'S INSTANT RE-
LIEF AND SPEEDY CURE.
The proprietor having tired this valuable Medicine
for several years, both in New York and London,
with great success and from the number of al
ready effected in and about Richmond, he is induced
offer it publicly. 1t is agreeable Medicine;
equally safe for the inf the adultto be had in
% and So bottles the of 4th and Broad
streets Richmond, Va
no 21-ts THOS. LEONARD & co.