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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP Ro.yoEF-

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE
From New York September 29-James Cranston, H
Halves, H Bingham D NJ Erskin, c D Meredith, D
Dana, Miss Dana, Miss Esters, Flitcraft, Miss
Mathews, g w Gle, Mrs DR. White Mrs Fredlander
and lady, r Jetar, r Mathews, E L Simons, w L
Cheatam, G w Goodwin, w Il Lundy, G ] Jerry
Tunstal, Miss NJ Brown, Miss Mather.J Cham
beers, Stone, Emmery, S Connolly, 7 Pierce, 7
Butler and lady, E Fleming, D Dodge-42 for Rich
mond, 50 for Norfolk and so in steerage.
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ATRAGEDT.-Ate rribletragedy occurred a short
distance from Shreveport, La, on the Sd inst. An
alteration occurred between Mr.. Sidney Kerlev
and Mr.. Thomas Given. 1t appears that Mr.. Ker.
iey nreo shot gun, loaded with shot, at Mr. Civ
Given expired, he fired revolver several times at
Mr. kerley, which took effect and he also expiI ed
in two and half hours afterwards
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few drops of carbonate of amnnoni. in small
quantly OF warm rain-water will prove safe and
easy anl.acid, &c, and will change, if carelniiU
applied discolored spots upon carpefs and 10y
an az spots whether produced by acids or alkalies
II any one has the misfortune to have a carne,
injured by whitewash, this will Immediately re-.
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FIRING PrsToLs.-The ordinance against

lRlNG IIsTOLS.-Ine ordnance against
firing pistols within the corporate limits of the city is
no doubt violated as often any other of the
entire batch OF city laws and persons less apt
be punished for it, from the simple fact that it is
hard to ascertain who the offenders are. Yesterday
to answer to charge against his sons for firing ps
tol several times Sunday last within the corporate
limits Mr. Sattler plead guilty to the charge but
mond to live, and seeing ether persons firing guns in
his neighborhood constantly, without interruptions
he supposed that his residence was in the county of
Henrico, and his SONS violating laws by anu
sing themselves at home by shooting. Under the
circumstances, the Mayor fined him only one dollar
and costs.
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ALMOST DEATH.-Yesterday afternoon
an old dray horse, while trudging along Governor
street, fell, nearly opposite the Dispatch office and
there lay tor at least half hour Notwithstanding
the efforts of his driver and others who volunteered
Their AID to set him once upon .'his pins" FL
nay the bottle was resoted to- and after giving the
be harnessed, and straightway marched off with his
daily burthen.
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p SMALL GAME FOR THUNDERBoLr-In New
i bharne, N: g., recently, during severe thunder
great height vivid fash of liahtning ryss az
and the bird came tumbling from aIof but litera,v
torn TO pieces The electricity, probably in naa:
ing from one cloud to the other, stl uci him and
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November

We learn that much difficulty is to be apprehend-
ed in the effort to carry out the act Of the last Con
gress enjoining on the Executive to open negotia.
lions with the Indians west of the Missouri with
view to an organization of United States Terri
tory there The premature agitation of the subject
by the whites the frontier is said to have pro
duced very unfavorable feeling in the Indian
mind, which may have the tendency to delay indie.
fnitely the desirable measure of an organization
of Nebraska.-Nat IatelLigencer
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evening, that a forger was lurking about Richmond
that Justice issued for the arrest of
Churchill Beale who stands charged with forging the
name of Lucy c. Green of Louisa, 4 for $3.50
dated the 23th of December, I3i8 and made payable
the LIST day of july 1918, and the warrant being
placed in the hands of Lieut.. Wheat, that officer, in
company with Mr. Green. proceeded to the Monu-
mental Hotel, where he found the accused took him
into custody and lodged him in the cage. Yesterday
he was brought before the Mayor, who remanded
him to jail until this morning, at which time Lieut..
Wheat viii start with him, by the Central Railroad
train to Louisa Courthouse AS no examination took
charge. Beale we understand, was raised in Spott-
syyania, and after committing the forgery fed Ca.
lifornia, from which place he returned about year
ago. The evidences of his guilt said be of the
most conclusive character, but we deem it improper
to allude to them until after his examination before
committing Magistrate.
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ORDERED OFF.-The watchmen, last
Wednesday night, arrested yellow fellow named
Thomas Yates and took him to the lookup for being
IN Richmond with North Carolina papers. When
brought before the Mayor he exhibited his certificate
OF freedom, but the laws of the State do per-
nit negroes from any other State to remain in Virgil
MA, he was released from custody and directed to
quit the Commonwealth forthwith.
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RICHMOND MARKETs--sEpT. %,
CORRECTED DAILY.

FLOUR.-The market lie firm, and will no doubt s5
upon the steamers news. Sales to-day III sSl
WHEAT-ls active, ct l250IS0c
CORN.-69 to 10.
BACON-Is scarce, with an upward tendency -
Sales OF Shoulders at saG9, and Sides at 9a9lc,
TOBACCO.-Sales small at good prices
Business active, and the weather Inc
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MISUNDERSTANDING evening a little
grating of the cellar window in front of Mrs.
WooDYs millinery store and caught by the head
IN his descent and held in that position until he
drawn out. The space large enough TO admit the
little fellows body, but his head could pass The
bar caught just at the root of the and through
the flesh. His face much bruised. He suffered,
It is believed, serious injury.
This IS another warning on the subject of the i'm
properly constructed gratings to cellar DOORS enda-
ger1ng the lives of people. We trust the police may
hunt out all such and have them immediately altered
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Ia Remlar Meetinn nf I.awrenca 6

tion No. 8, Cadets of Temperance, held in their Hail.
on Tuesday Evening, the 9th instant, at the Regu
lar Quarterly Election of Officers
The following officers were elected, viz: VIM. E.
Tanner, w. Al; Sampson Jones. jr., " A; VIM r.
Todd S; Jas. w. Pegran, A. S.; Robt. S. Pearce T..
John NJ. Strother, A. t.; H. H. Eddns, G.; H. E.
Walthall, u; Julian Watkins, w; Jas. p Mathews,
A. w.
n. B. Sons ofTemperance requested to attend
at the Hail. in be of the Third Baptist Church.
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STOPPING PRIZE FIGHT.-Yankee Sullivan
ana John Morissey, being about to have prize
nsn,, warrants nave been issued in New York for
der heavy bonds to keep the peace
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afternoon the floor of

a basement room in the large new brick building be-
longing TO Nh Jones, on Main, between 9Th and 10th
streets, and recently occupied by Mr.. Thos. John
s)D, was discovered to be fire. 1t was exnguished
before any material damage was done
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Free and Slave Labor.

The last number of the North British Re
siem has labored article upon the compare
tive advantages of Free and Slave Labor, IN
which the writer gives his ideas at length
upon the condition of the white and coiored
races in the Southern portion of the United
States The tone of the whole article may
no inferred from its wholesale endorsement
of "ITncle Toms Cabin" and Of all the abo-
l;tion movements in this country. He takes
the ground that emancipation has worked
well in the West India Islands, and that they
are gradually improving, as the people be-
come accustomed to the new order of things
This we have shown in recent articles, based
upon official statements from the highest Eng
lish authority, to be entirely false, and we can
but believe-wilfully false-for we cannot
suppose writer for respectable Review,
to be so utterly ignorant of parliamentary
and other public documents as not to know
that emancipation has brought in its train
nothing but ruin to the planters, and degra-
dation, corruption and wretchedness upon the
blacks. The writer holds that emancipation
would be perfectly safe, even at present, in
America" If he was acquainted with the
actual condition of our slave population, their
incorrigible Incidence, and aversion to all
labor, except when under the immediate spur
of absolute hunger, he would hold different
opinion. The consequences of immediate
emancipation here would be just what they
have been in the West India Islands, and the
evil consequences of the measure would be
aggravated in proportion to their greater
numbers. 1t would spread blight over the
whole South, and set three millions of men
loose upon the white population to pillage
and destroy. As for labor, it would be out
of the question, if no compulsion were to be
allowed Bat this is fact so well under
stood by all who are conversant with the
character and proclivities of the black race,
that no argument is needed.
If we had no slaves in Virginia, and the
question of their Introduction were res iate-
gra, we very probably might decide in favor
of free labor. But slavery is an existing
fact, more than two centuries old 1t was
fastened upon our forefathers by the very
nation which now processes such holy hor
ror at an institution of its own creation. And
now that it has extended itself until it has
become part and parcel Of all our domestic
arrangements, and hundreds of millions are
invested in slave property, and in plantations
which without them were valueless, we are
told by the originators of the system, that it
would be for our best interests to Eberate the
entire colored population. We can assure
the writer in the North British Review and
all other foreigners, that we need no advice
on this subject from abroad, or from any class
of men who, from their prejudices and neces-
sary ignorance of thefacts of the case, are dis
qualified from giving any counsel which can
be of value to people who see daily the good
and the bad points of the institution of slave
ry far more plainly than they can ever hope
to do.
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eolored man who undertook to get living
from the iknd which Gerritt Smith gives away in
Northern New York, says the humble bees hab to
go downYh der knees to get at de clover.
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PREMIUMS OF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL
FAIR AND CATTLE SHow-We make room,
at considerable Inconvenience this morning,
for the List of Premiums at the First Exhi-
bition and Fair of the Virginia State Agri-
cultural Society-together with the brief and
appropriate Circular of the President of the
Society, and the regulations adopted for the
Fair. We invite attention to these, and we
especially commend them to the notice of the
MECHANICS of our Tide Water Cities. We
have no doubt that their brethren of the
Valley will make very creditable display
here, and we hope that they will perform
their duty to themselves and to Eastern Vir-
ginia.
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Maj. Edward Fitzgerald, of Norfolk, who twas
aid to Gen Pierce In Mexico returned home from
California In the Northern Light. The Beacon
says he has been engaged in series of gallant en-
terprises ia California ever since /. was annexed
70 The United 5tates'
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Mrs Susan, wife of Capt. Luther Bi,dro.,, oe
Riverhead, L. l., committed suicide bv bann,;r y,
herself-the third in family of sisters who
destroyed their own lives.
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city Government of San Francisco, was placed
upon aAplatform in South Market street, Boston, on
the Odd inst
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A MTsTAKE.-We learned from friend
last Wednesday night, that the factory of William
GreEnor had caught fire, and announced it yester-
dey morning, but since then we have been informed
that the report incorrect, though many persons
Were under the impression that the factory had
caught at one time, and entered it to extnguish the
flames.
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The report that Chevalier Wykof and Miss
Gamble had reconcied their difficulties and Were
about to be married, Is contradicted.
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LAReE DAHLIA--A Dahlia has been raised by
Mrs. A. a. Boyd, at Wrightsville, Pa, which is 10
feet 10 inches in height and measures four inches
round the trunk. II has on It at the present time
ninety fhuds and blossoms
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NARROW EsoAPE.-A young man, wearing
calico blouse, came nigh being killed by the falng
of his horse the tagging across Governor street
last "Wednesday evening. Fortunately the horse did
not fall upon him in the general tumble or he must
have been crushed,
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Run AGRoUND.-A free negro named Jas.
Temple. sailor, was caught ashore at the fire at
and Gagged for being away from his vessel with an i'm,
proper pass. Yestesday morning he was arraigned
before the Mayor and after examination released,
with the positive assurance of different fate if re-
taken under similar circumstances.
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Hon. John w. Davis, of Indiana, has accepted the
Governorship of Oregon. Heis spoken & # as man
sfhne abilities aud high character.
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Waiter johnson, Esq, Deputy Sheriff Of this
county, has his yard an applefree, from which,
he informs usA hes been gathered in one year, at
least tsco hund| bushels OF applea This year
the weld will MT be quite SO great, but WI be
upwards of one hundred bushsls Who can beat
thatf--Abiagdon virstnisn.
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The printers strike in Pittsburg has resulted i,
partial substitution of females as con,ro;i ~
one or two Offices in that city postsoiS III
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THE CHINESE JgGGLERs appear in colors

NE NIiINHoH !" oUuINTto uPPtuI III CVIUIS
tonight for Kunkeps benefit and our gifted young
townsmen, J. A. Allen and Thos. Hayes, have kindly
volunteered to play this especial occasion. We
predict glorious jam. 1t will be the last chance
too, of purchasing the new songs they sing, which
have been for sale in the lobby of the Hall during
their concerts Tickets or Music be purchased
this
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FACT TO BE REMEMBEREp.-Roguesg eperaI,r
die poor Every time they make dollar by cheat.
ing. they have TO spend ten shilings in law
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MARINE NEWS.
T OF RICHMOND SEPT n
ARRIVED.

to WardweIl l. Badger. " - w.
schrJ Chandler, Lewis, New York. hay, to D.
Shields Sornerville. ts'' "
Steamship Roanoke, Cavendy, New York. rndzs
and passeD gers. -eA0-
Steamship Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, rndzs and
passengers. $3.50 @Da
Bark Watcher, Baker, Boston; mdze.. to d c.,.
RE. = SA-
sehr Phoebe s. Williams, Kirkara, Brandon. wss..
TO Warwick l. Barksdale. "-ssas
SAILED,
Schr Herald, Hudgins, Hampton Roads. aour
Schr Empire. Yonk, Boston, rndze.. b. Csrr;.
Schr Virginia, Boush, dropped over the bar TO pisb
loading with -four fer Rio = assn
schr Constitution, Sabel Hampton Roads aogr-
Schr w. A. Travers, Hampton Roads -four.
Schr Mary Ann Guest, Foster, New York four
Schr Mary Willis Travis, Bait, coal
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BALrrMoRE. sept. 2e-Cpd bark Mnr on..n ph

BALTIMORE, Sept % CPD bark May oueen. Phil.
lips, Rio Gfande via Richmond.
New YORK, Sept. H.-Arrlved. schr. Mist, Rich.
mond Cid, schr. DanyilIe Richmond
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2S.-Arrived, schr. Forward
Fredericksburg
BosTos, Sept. 2s.-Cld, schr. Rodney j. Coaary.
Freaericksburg.
sPoxEN-July 25-lat 81 50 s.. long. 90, ship Car
thage, Davis, from Callao, for Hampton Roads
BosToN, Sept. 26--Cleared schr. Farwen, Coyary.
Fredericksburg
New YORK, Sept. A-Cld, scfi. Peerless Wicks.
Richmond. ARID, schr. Sarah C. Engle, Starr Fire.
dericksburg.
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Tttr NoawAEK llcciDEHr.--1he friend OF Mr..
Laxier. Of Dunda W, who was killed at the Nor
walk drswbTidsex have compromised with Tie
sompsny for go damages.
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4 blAcksmish shop and some lumber in Page and
Aliens shipyard, Portsmouth, were destroyed by
frs on Sunday morning last.
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ne Maryland Horticultural u shibition Ii now
slsn q csrrpI. Hsil, Baltimore.
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PRErrY SoNe.-We have been furnished
with very sweet ballad, entitled "A Home by the
Sea composed and arranged 10 music by Mr.. Stewart
macauley the leader of kunkePs troupe, now about
closing their pleasant evening entertainments Me-
.ropoitan Hall, This song i dedicated to Miss Anna
NJ Scott of Williamsburg, NJ ", and according to
does great credit to the skill and taste
OF the composer.
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Rev. J. Keeling, ~ old and much beloved Epis'
espal clergyman If suffolk, died . Il w days ago.
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INcINnIApIsM I,hase ereat1lres seenn I,

nave commenced again their destructive operations in
our CITY and. IN order detect and bring them to
punishment, Il Is very important that not only the
lance TO effect that end We kaow that the DETECTION
o. an ineendary il Of the hardest Jobs that can be
posed upon policeman. hut il may be acconpIish-
cd by due diligence, and really hope il win yet be.
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MAYO & Bolts, ATTORNEYS AT
Law, will practice in the Courts of Richmond, and
the counties of Henrico and Hanover.
Eg- Office in basement of Metropolitan Hall,
Franklin street. BEVERLEY B. Bolts.
Sc l6-dlm ABEL q. MAYO
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3. w. STARKE- ATTORNEY AT

LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-Praetces In ali
the Courts of Henrico Hanover and Richmond city.
As Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
Proof and Acknowledgement of Deeds Relnouish.
nents of Dover, &c. Claims for collection entruated
TO him promptly attended to-
Office, No. 81 three doors above CITY Hotel on
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de l-lyt =
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ATTENTION MECHANIC GUARDS
Your Company will parade on FRIDAY, the 3oth in
slant, at O'clock, p NJ in front of Lafayette Hall
So aSM2t TUG JOHN T. OSBORNE, O. s.
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~ = A01@' AIHPfCSo PuChdgtb IUI 1tUI
folk, Richmond, Petersburg DC intended for ship
ment per steamers ROANOKE or JAMESTOWN.
will hereafter be received by Messrs ADAMS & co
80 Broadway, who the only authorized agents for
Express privileges by these ships
Office of New York and Virginia Steamship Com.
pany, No. 81 Broadway.
LEDLAM I PLEAsANTs, Agents
EEw YaPK Irne 10
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PHOENIX BANK.-The Notes of this
issue will be redeemed in Richmond by II. T. PAIRO
CO.: in Washington City by PAIRO NOURSE.
sc 2-ts
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LIFE MEMBERS OF THE VIRGINIA STATE
AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-The following is
the list of citizens of Richmond, who by
their subscriptions, have become Life Mem
bers of the Virginia State Agricultural So
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
SENTS: That they can have their PRINTING done
in handsome and CHEAP style, and with the utmost
accuracy and DISPATCH, without the application of
''-'-' . '-' CLEMMITT & FORE,
Sc 30-3t West corner Main and 18th SITS.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
TION.-THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, at our auc-
ton room.
Sc 80 DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO. Aucts.
ATTENTION, RICHMOND L IG HIT
at Lafayette Hall, on MONDAY EVENING next,
the Srd Of October at o'clock precisely BY order of
$3.50 p'A'A w o. GEORGE, o. s.
YOUNG GUARD, iAIIENTION.-At-
tend meeting and drill at your Armory on MON.
DAY, October 3rd at n o'clock, P. NJ, panctuay.-
BY order of the Captain.
sc 80 j. w. BARLOW, q. 5.
ATTENTION MECHANIC GUARDS
Your Company will parade on FRIDAY, the Soth IN
Sc SD '' JOHN T. OSBORNE, $.
A CARD.-MRs. PELLET announces
to her patrons that ample arrangements have been
made for the reception of YOUNGER PUPILS in
the Primary Department of her School. 2s-ts
THE ASTONISHING NUMBER OF
hard Jumps, TumoIs, Warts and Caiises, the MUS
sc 23-eo3t
VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS,
Plaid and Brocade Silks, Rich Cashmere Paids plain
Merinoes and de Laines French Embrodsres IN great
variety; Mourning Goods of every kind; Hosiery in
complete assortment; Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Furniture Prints; Ribbands in variety, &c. nc dc-
large and well selected Stock OF the best styles of
these goods just receiyedby
Call and examine before you buy. seas-im
LEECHES, LEECHES,-The public
are hereby informed that have Just received by the
steniner Jamestown, lot Of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber
ba found at all hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel 18th street. and at
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
% IA X. e. H0BS0N.
w. B. BIGELOW, ACCOUNTANT
AND CoPYIsT-O Office. for the present In the Law
Building, win keep the accounts OF these having no
regular hook Keeper, or act Assistant TO Book
Keepers In their examination Of the same. he. Win
also copy ell Kind Of Writing Re. se7--lns
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ABEL u. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office on Franklin street, under the Metropolitan
Hall, Richmond Va. sa lG-ly
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OF C. W. PURCELL 4 CO.-The Notes of the
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re-
deemed as heretofore at par at counter.
q All solvent Washingto Small Notes, viii for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants
We caution the public therefore against paying any
discount on small notes dated at Washington.
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IN BARTHOLOMEW l. co. would most respect
fully ender their thanks to the ladies' and gentlemen
of this city for their liberal patronage since opening
their store en- Governor street.
Having a small but well selected assortment of new
aud fashionable Goods they would earnestly So
c call from their friends and the public generally
Having procured the services Of competent and
skilfu workmen, they feel confident of giving entire
satisfaction to all who may favor them with cal.
ES Repairing Of every description done with neat
and dispatch. All Watches previously repaired
will have strict attention. sc 80
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
]. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR,
Sc 15-ly FoTmerLU at J0aes's Hotel Phlude.yahid
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LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of
Deeds, &C.; for New York Pennsylvania, Ohio, North
Carolina, Tennessee, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rco county. VIII attend promptly to all Legal and
NotarlaI business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
Q-Rr