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Che Gitcrarp Gfbo,
ChamPlin & BabcOck,
At WESTERLY, r. /.
Office on Broad Street--entrance nert door
cesf Of 7hos. Perry's Jepeiry Shop.

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cs- No paper discontinued until arrear-
ages are paid, except at the option of the
publishers.
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two weeks, IS cents; three weeks, 81 90.
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Half a column in proportion. Business cards,
Of eight lines or less, inserted one year for
SO 90.
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tances, should be addressed, post paid to
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CHAPTER III.

1t was stormy eve; feeting clouds
darkened the face of heaven, and wall
ing winds and dashing rain sounded
mournfully together. Mrs. Kirham sal
alone in her parlor. The small lamT
threw its rays full upon her face /; j,
was pale, sad and anxious. For long
while she was silent, and then the
mothers heart throbbed wildly within
her, she moaned for her grief. "Oh,
Ned, my precious, lost boy, would that
my tongue had been palsied, ere it spoke
those bitter words Oh, miserable
child, and yet more miserable mother
Tears burst forth, and Mrs. K'rhan laid
her hand upon the table.
:" Did you address me, Madam 7"
asked Sylvester Trelan, stepping from
the deep window recess, where he had
been standing unobserved
"Address your No! Iknew not that
you were in the room," returned Mrs.
kirbom, hastily subdding her grief, and
rising from her chair,
"You appear to be mourning for
your -,
Don't mention his name to me
again." violently interrupted Mrs. kir-
ham, her whole frame trembling with
emotion. r-.-
Sylvester Trelan covered his face with
his hands, and muttered, cit is well. ;"
When he looked up, he was alone.
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Allie and Mabel did not like him ; at
times his manners were strangely abrupt,
and ere Sylvester Trelan had been two
weeks in her house, Mrs. Kirham
adopted their sentiments her feeling
underwent a sudden and violent change
towards him.
81 heard something at the village to-
day, which interested me exceedingly"
said Trelan to Mabel Lynn, as he sat
with her one evening upon the porch.
" Indeed what is it ?" listlessly ask
ed Mabel.
An old tale to you, I presume !
refer to the drowning o: Mrs. Kirham' s
son, years ago"
A deep flush spread over Mabel
Lynn's face, and her voice quivered as
she spoke. can old tale indeed, and
one full of misery. Don't talk to me Of
Ned, Mr.. Trelan; you don't know what
hcart-repding memories your remark has
awakened"
81 am surprised, Miss Lynn; you
talk as if you loved this Kirham."
slowed him /! Yes, child as I was,
loved him dearly, sir, he was my cousin
my brother. Oh Nedi Ned !" and
Mabel Lynn wept bitterly.
Mr.. Trelan looked troubled, earnest,
and perplexed. "Pardon me I knew
not this subject was so painful to you"
" You might have known" quickly
returned Ma ell; then checking herself,
she added, "promise never to mention
this subject in this house again, espe-
cially to my aunt; we never speak to
her of Ned" Ere Trelan could reply
they were summoned to tea.
AS Mrs. Kirham took her seat at the
tea tray, Mr.. Trelan fixed his large blue
eyes intently upon her, Madam" he
said in low thrilling tone, wich caused
Alice Dale to start, and Mabel to look
imploringly upon him, Madam, /
heard to-day, for the first time, of your
son being drowned near this village,
many years ago." A quick contraction
of the mouth, deadly pallor of the
cheek, and otherwise Mrs. Kirham was
calm.
"Talk not to me of Edward Kirham,"
said she hoarsely she went to the bar
of his God, a wretched suicide"
" And pray, Mrs. Kirham, why did
be commit suicide : had be just cause
for it 7 was he unhappy" cody asked
Trelan.
Mrs. Kirham's hand trembled violent
ly, and she sat down the cnffee-pot.
Allie Dale burst into tears, and Mabel
leaned back in her chair, and covered
her eyes. Notwithstanding this, and
the horror-stricken looks Of the ole
servant, who, fy-brush in hand, stood
as if petrifed, Trelan calmly repeated
the question " Had he cause ?"
ooh, misery! yes-but who are you
that you dare speak to me of Ned %
Mrs. Kirham rose from the table with a
sudden shudder, and Allie followed her
Sylvester Trelan's confused apology
was lost upon Mabel she seemed
scarcely to hear it. Shortly after, when
he took his hat and left the house
Mabel sought her aunt. That night
the first time for seventeen years, Mrs
Kirham spoke to Allie and Mabel Of
Ned.
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]0oetrp.
For the Literary Echo.
WOm ans Faith.
BY GERTRUr


'Tis night-within the sleeping camp
silence reigns profound,
The vesper star has paled her lamp,
The guard has gone his round
Far down the Carros brightest peak,
night cloud dark had lowered,
And through the pine moarnful shrek,
In gloomy whispering poured
All! see that angry, lucid glare,
How swift along the gloom
1t burns path through caves Of air,
The thunder to untomb.
Now bark deep, low muttering peal
Proclaims its sudden birth,
And Pollas-like, its strength doth feel,
The fash, it springs to earth.
The heaving cloads are sweeping fast
Before the angry storm,
The Petrol screams before the blast,
The Cactus flies, uptorn.
pin,, that ages past had grown,
And tossed its arms to heaven,
Before the blast will not be blown
But every limb is riyep,
Down down the dropping clouds are borne
Like banners Of despair,
Till every blade of grass is torn,
Or shreddng in the air.
Then on. il sweeps along the plain
In angry flashes wild,
A whirlwind circlng in its train,
The storm fends dizzy child.
1t passed. the pallid moon rode high,
The Carros peaks appeared,
The ragged clouds went fitting by,
Or CHASTITY cliffs upreared
To fright the flash, if from the tomb
A bolt it dare unbind,
To mock the timid, trembling moon,
Or dim her rays around.
A year of sunshine and Of clouds
Had swiftly passed away;
A thousand slept within their shrouds.
A thousand knew no day.
A feeble remnant of band,
Who proudly fought their way
Across the Artics conquered sands
Stood here again, to-day.
How changed the scene! how laugh tn
.f streams
Within the suns embrace!
How soft the CLEAN, the dew-drop's beam
g. filings round the flowers face.
A trailing vine that meath the pine,
So silent crept its wry,,
Now budding, climbed, and swectly twined
Its tendrils round the tree.
Such such know is woman's love,
A modest, humble flower,
Which while the skies beam bright above,
Unconscious is of power.
But, when, blasted, blighted limb,
Her idol falls to earth,
Her soul, her strength, her love undimme,
But then reveal its worth. -
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Lines.

l slept and dreamed that Life was Beauty
i woke and found that Life was Duty;
Was then thy dream shadowy liei
Toll on. sad heart, courageousiy,
And thou shalt find thy dream TO be
Anoonday light and truth to thee.
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WESTERLY. R. l.. THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1853.

she was miserable. Mable Lynn and
Alice often spoke to each other of Ed
ward, and as months flew by, their pale
and sad faces told how truly they mourn
ed for Poor Ned ="
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Think what is just; 'tis not enough to do,
Unless thy very thoughts are upright too.
Defend the truth; for IL who will not die
A coward is, and gives himself the lie.
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V,O TOBACCO MANUFACTURFRs.-

W ONO tu uNNUTACEUh UhBHSs-
Il JOSEPH WEAR. Machinist, 2sih street, be-
tween Main and Franklin streets, would respectful
ly return thanks to the Manufacturers of Tobacco,
for their libera support since he commenced busi.
ness: would also inform them he 10 prepared to
make Shape ming Mills with dispatch and superior
workmanship He would refer those not acquaint-
ed with his work, to the following gentlemen
References.-Thos d Saml Hardgroye, VIM
Greaner, James Grant, Charles Word, Laurel
Factory, John Goode.
N. B.-Mills repaired with neatneas and dispatch.
lie 26-lms w,
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IVA time TO close our business 10 very near at
i hand, and we would request all persons In
want OF cheap Dry Goods fancy articles. to give
US call, 81 we Aeiling at, and great many
Goods, below cost. rather than sacrifice them at
auction Our stock is, as yet, very large and well
assorted. Call early at
WECHSLER & COHEN'S,
y ll-6t 194, corner 5h and Broad sts.
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OST, LOST, LOST-By the subscriber, a
IL green figured Morocco Pocket Book, with
steel clasp, containing one $50 note the Bank
OF Va, and two s5 notes on the same Bank, 81 SO
gold piece, and one other note, the number of dol
iarsI do not remember II also contains receipt
given in my name and signed by Hsrwood, the
sheriff OF Hanover and also a letter written me by
Dir John Hughes, together with receipt from tbs
Sheriff Of KING William, dated March tbs 3u,h,
1853 A liberal reward will be paid to the finder,
If left at this Office. tyll-ts
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EPAIAiSG EVERY DESCRIPTION
AS OF Ws-TOLaND d RELSHAW, prac-
teal saw Makers aud Repairers, 9th street.
pee~een Cary and Main. opposite the Phonix
FOUNDRY Richmond, Va:-Circuar, Hand, rip
Pang' Cross cut Mill, Table, Brsss back, Compass
anu IoheaVe saws. Butchers Bow Meat Saws,
&c, &c.
r. All Save warranted to run true.
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Bank of Virginia,

Bank Of FIrEfnn,
Richmond, July s. 1858. )
TSHE President and Directors of this Bank have
Il declared dividend of four and quarter per
cent out of the profits of the Bank for the last six
monts, subject to the deduction of quarter per
cent. bonus to the State, which leaves tour per
cent, s2 so per share, payable to the stockhod-
era on demand.
ivS-2w SAML MARX. Cashier.
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CRgNsuAy,s NEW FLOUR MILL

FRENsHAW'S NEW FLOUR MILL
~ The subscribers have entered into copart.
nership under he style of CRENSBAW Il FISH
Err. for the purpose of conducting the Flour
Milling Business, at Lewis d Crenshsws new
MIL, low in course of erection at the Tredegar
Works in lhis city
As soon rs the Mil is sufficiently advanced, they
will com Inence the purchase OF Wheat aud hope
to share proportion of public patronage.
Their o4fice will be IN the new building, on the
north side of the Basin. corner of 1l,h street
LEWIS D CRENSHAW,
liz 7-6lro GEORGE D FISHER,
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J coGHILL WIN N cOGHiLL Al GoGHILL
J.H COGHILL s. co,

Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, and
Commission Merchants. Pire.Proot Brick
Warehouse San Francisco, California.
6e1ers 10 Mr James Thomas, Jr, Richmond, Va;
Messrs Purcell, Ladd e. Co, Richmond; Messrs
Barring, Mcker a. Co, and Mr. Eastman, Bal
Gmore; c Meigs, Esq Cashier American Ex
change Bank New Yors; Messrs Ross, Faconer,
E64 Pearl Street. New York; Messrs Page, Bacon
q Co, Bankers, San Francisco; Beverly C Sanders,
Eaq, late Collector of Customs, San Francisco.
10 l-3m
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nIssVLUTlON AND { TNKk.

nisspLUTlUA AND u Z A X TNEh.
~ sEIP.-The firm of L , CREESdAW l.
CO. composed of l. D CaENsHAw and CREN
SHAW. was dissolved on the lst instant by mutusl
consent The Commission. Forwarding and
Grocery Business. Will be continued IN the
same Fire Proof building, bY Joseph Fl Crenshaw
and Wm Crenshew, under the style CT CREN-
SHAW & co
TIE uHjersianed, in retiring from the Com
mission, Forwarding and Grocery BUSINESS, aVails
himself Of the occasion to tender his sincere and
grateful thanks TO those who have 80 long and so
hbefalIy patronised him. It is with unfeigned
pleasure and satisfaction that he most con
scentiousy recommend bis brothers every way
worthy Of the confidence Of his friends; and he re-
epectfuly soicita 7ntinuance Of taeir tavors In
behalf OF Mess.s CRENSHAW & co
LEWIS D CRENSEAW.
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EDAh TAh-Consumpuon S7nves---
y The raos: successful remedy now In use for the
a. 2. insipsef 5s seoa, onsampon sronchi. Asthma
Lidneys, Kings Evil, Tetsar, Dyspepsia Sc aa ano
pared by Mra D. B. Norris, 343 BALTIMORE .,rea, p.e
Baltimore. -'oA
Persons afflicted With any of tbs above dlsea.a.
who may dou6. the efficacy Of the Cedar Tar. are
requested to cal On the Agent, who will prodncs
numerous testimonials Of its great heelina powcr
from private citizens, and 8 number of the medica
tscusy Abe medicine is yet in its infancy, and /,
aeftned to supsrcede all others In the cure Of ds
eases for which it 10 recommended
Cal aud get Pamphlets corIzning certificates.
II Beware OF counteneiss. Tbs genuine an,
Go is for sale by
+. HORTON kEACH 81 Main strees,
Sole Agentf for Richmond, and
U9 GsEeralAgentfor Eastern Virginia.
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TAMEs RRf3ADETCE - ~.

LANES bROADKICK & CO.. practical
~ hLACh6afiHS, between the Danville Rail.
rosd oepo: and haxalrs Mills-ail sorts of con
tractors too.s made TO order, such as Picks. iumn.
era. Chur2 D.lhs, Hand Drills, Hand Hsmmers.
tractors " Son
All sorts OF Wagon wsrk, Horse.shos,ng snd
severything In the Blacksmith line. An wors dons
by a. will be warranted equal 10 epv done .I.a
where. az 30
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
yAs. A. CowARDIN, Proprietor.
HUGH r. PLBASANTS. Editor.
JMP OK IAN NM NH :. : ~ tI.-1 n . " =
PARISES s. KINGS
~ ~ - AZ MD W pp T. - =


PARISEN s. KINGS
STEAMS EX XPR h SS,
Per ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REDTIcED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDl
TION, &c &C.
gyyHE uroprietors having made new arrangements
for the still better dispatch of their Express BY
the s,ean,hies Roanoke and jamestown from
New York. they wish to keep it before the public
tbs, PAgJSEN & KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS is always on hand tor the accommoda
zion of their friends at the lowest rates and unpa
rsllsled 6i,pa,ch-t their Express leaving New York
Is generally delivered ct almost every point OF Vlr.
ofnis in As hours and throughout North Carolina in
Sc hours and at forty per cent below the old HUM
BUG MONOPOLY
PARTsEN e. KINGS facilitit for the expeditions
Transportation of Freight and Packages cannot be
beat by any express company in existence and they
defy any competition, therefore, In the shape of
huiabug, imposition and monopoly.
r Be sure to order your goods by Parisen
e. Kings Express, No2 Barclay street, New
York.
~ Rest assured. that all they promise, they
Will faithfully fulfil y
PARISEN ~ KING, No Barclay st, N. Y,
aud Boilingbrook asrest, Petersburg Va.
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all HATS AND BOUTs, a
AlA From fifteen TO twenty per cent saved
by Duying from ]. III, ANTHONY, Colum.
bian Hotel Building. Richmond.
Moleskin Hats, ot best quality. ...........S3 So
Do do second do .............. 8 90
Drab Beaver %
Fashionable Silk Hats s......-...-........-..s 2 so.
Fine calfskin sewed Boots... 3 50
Congress Cater Boots q
Opinion of the Press. @L
Frsmtk Fiscastle Democrat. ApTa !, 1853. 4
"By the way, we would say word for our friend
John H. Anthony, Columbian Hotel Buildings, &c
those going to Richmond, and wanting. ON landing
there, to brush up lttle just think OF tho finest
kind Of Hat for 50 so, and dne caifskin sesec
Boots tor 50 so He promises to do this, and We
know he can. for we saw him do i. sp 10
SELLING GOFF.SRLLlNG F!-I am
= sui selling Cd at and below cost, ana weuld
.sspectiuiiy call the stlention OF the pu e eener
any 70 my large stock Of Dry Goods which have
~ IN nsno yet as had rather sacrifice the Goods at
,a Ie counter In preference 10 sending them 20 auc
chao 70 Dc sold Persons desirous OF buying
oA'ap uooos can get them by calling at
40 ~ ROsENPELD'S,
l75 Broad street.
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NRANuNABLE DIZZY GoUD. AT RS

SEASNNAB Dhf N5UBs AT hE.
~ DUCED PRICES-I MILLHISER BRO,
1913 Broad street, having a. ;ais time rather more
Goods on hand than is deslrab!s they have reduced
their prices every article offered and at the same
time, Ladies snd diners in want CT Dry Goods, are
assured tEat better and more onplete stock of
cheap aud desirable Goods is no. found in the city
Among our assortment may be ionnds great many
white Guods, dotted and plain Swiss Muslin, check
ed striped and plsid MIslins. Iaconelts and Cam
brlcs. Swiss and Csnbric Bands and lnsertines
and Edguss IL endless variety; silk aiits, Parasos,
worked Collars and Cenlbrc Edkfs, Lace Sleeves
and Collars BeTeges, Lawns and T!ssues. Irish
Linens, white anues, Bed Tickngs. bleached and
unbeached Shifting and Sheetings, all widths and
prices.
Remember, our object is IN reducing the stock
on hand to enable us to lay iu heavy Fail stock
this coming season. Bargains, therefore. may be
expected J MlLLHISER Il BRO,
iy6 1893 Broad street
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A NUtt Eh a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IA May, i353.-Mrs A, B. DAWS-Respected
Madam 1t 10 with pleasure present you with my
testimony IN behalf OF your COUGH ELIXIR
have used it in nay family over 25 years-many
yesrs before you made SAFE or I,-aad nave found
it every tnin2 you represen. il 20 be. With myself,
In cold and cough, il sc.s iixe a Charm. | em
never without some oft near ne; and, by n timely
use of il, nave doubt il has saved me many doc
tors fees and although don't believe it the in
fsilihe of every body and al diseases, know
personally Ot its good effects with a great many
other than my own family, and cneertully recon-
mend il 10 the public. WM. McCRERY.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT i
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. u.
BOUCHER d MELTON. Broad st, and CHAS.
MlLLSPAUGH, Druggist Richmond. NY 30
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60 BEAUTIFUL fkIVA az hEoiDENUC
8S ON CHURCH HILL, ON GRACE AND 26rI1
STREETS, FOR SALE. DR. Hudson cen,empiat
ing change In his residence, has authorized me to
sell his beautiful residence on the South side of
Grace, and East line Of 26h streets The lot fronts
1872 feet on Grace street, runs back 81 feet. The
premises are 10 the most complete order in every
respect For erms, apply to u lo-
jy 9-1w -.z+s go a. w. GODDIN.
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GUNNER BOARDING.-The subscriber,
O situated al Mechum's river, the present termi-
nus OF the Virginia Central Railroad, mas accom-.
modations for twenty or thirty boarders. His
house, beds and furniture are entirely new; his
rooms well ventilated, the surrounding country
healthy and delightful Every exer;ion will be
made TO render his guests comfortable. Terms
moderate, and made known on application.
WIN GRAVES.
mechum's River, May 25th, 1853 my 26-df
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RICHMOND. SATURDAY MORNING, Pr
I.rST OF LETTERS

LIST G
Remaining i'm the
on the II
~ Persons calllr
please say they are a
~ Office hours I
to 8 A NJ, from 4 to 5
LAD
| Atkinson mrs Rebect
Anderson mrs Mary
| Abel mrs Mary A
Adams mrs Blddy
Allen mrs Anna
Boyle mrs Robert
Baker mrs Martha
Baker mrs Mary J
Brown mrs Mary A
Broker mrs NJ
Bumn mrs Jane III
Baker mrs Jane c
Bumpus mrs Julia G
Bigelow mrs A NJ
Bohannan mrs Elizab
Coltart m,sM
Crawford mrs NJ L
Clarke mrs Martha 3
Crawford mrs Louis,
Clarke mrs Jane
Collins mrs Elizabetl
Cabell mrs Elizaoeth
Cheathsm Katharine
Clark mrs A T
Drew mrs Mary E
| Davis mrs Ann T
EllerIon mrs Lucy J
Ellis mrs Lucy s
Ellis mrs Almira F
Fadely mrs Elizabetl
Farrell mrs Ann
Freeman mrs -
Fiahcrty MRS
| Fraser miss A f
Gentry mrs Mary A
Ganaway mrs Maria
Granger mrs f J
| Gormon mrs Ellen
Harding mrs w Fl
Hobson mrs Mary S
Harris mrs Mary A
HARRISON mrs Eliza
| Heath mrs E J
| Harlan mrs Z A
Hatten mrs g w
| Ht therton mrs C. D
Hooper mrs
Hsrgroye mrs A.
| Hooe Anna
Humphreys mrs S 7
Irvine mrs Mary
| Johnson mrs Csthari
Jewett mrs Mary
Kerkmyer MRS Mari
Kennedy mrs Marg' I
Longinotti mrs Luigi
Lumpbia mrs Mary
| Lyons mrs Rebecca
| LEmbkin mlss Anne
| Lucka6ce miss Ellen
| Leigh mics Ellen
Mangan mrs
| Morgan mrs A G
| Meeune mrs q 81
| Million mrs Elizt beth
Maury mrs Z
Martin mrs L Fl
Mead mrs Edwin
Morun mrs VIM
MeKinaon miss Mari
Neus mrs Mary Ann
Patterson mrs Va A
Price mrs Sarah E 2
Pollard mrs Susan Y
Poindcxter mrs Sara,
Puckett mrs Martha
Pea mrs Jane l.
Page mrs Il
Qusrles mrs HI
| Revers mrs Ann
| Richards mrs C P
| Richardson mrs F B
Robb mrs l.
Roper mrs Mary Il
klsen mrs Milly
| Stith mrs Rebecca
| Smita mrs Rachel
Snyder mrs Mary B
Sawyer mrs Mary ]
Smith mrsJ F
Sheahan mrs Tohons
Strachla mrs Gather
| Swsnk mrs Bertha c
Smack miss Martha
Tucker mIs Martha
Turner mrs John
Taylor mrs James 81
Tyler MIRA Elizabeth
Yes. mrs DR. r s
vepglenury mrs
Valentine miss s A NJ
Willy mrs Mary
| Watkins mrs Mary c
Wright mrs Jane :
WorIenleaker mrs J
Wills mrs Elizabeth
| Winaneld mrs Eliza
White mrs Diana
Williamson mrs c
Viewer miss Betsey
Warrington mrs NJ V
| GENTLI
| Archer Branch 0
Allen Daniel
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6-ow SAM'I, MARX. Cashier.
"a, BANK OF VIRGINIA.

Il The President and Directors have declared
dividend of four and quarter per cent out oil the
profits of the last six months, subject to OF quar-
ter per cent bonus to the State, leaving TOUR dol
lars per share payable to the stockholders
10 6-IOt A. SMITH. Cashier.
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NE !WAHTIN SMITH, SIUEh, IANU
Office l4th street, old stand for many years occu-
pied by John NJ Clarke az Lottery Once. Tae
highest marke: prices paid for old Virl inia Military
Land Warrants sES Land Warrants underline act
of September 2s f950. All outstanding Prize
Tickets sold ty hr Clarke will De redeemed by
the subscriber. NJ MARTIN SMITH, Agent.
B-Persous at distance can obtain any infor
na,i2n relative TO the old business and have their
orders faithfully and conGdentialy executed by ad-
dressing, post paid,
M MARTIN SMITH, General Agent.
nv Sl-d3m ClaTke's old stand l4th ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-16

VNHE HsGHkST PRcCES PAID FUk
Il Leaf TObacco.-The subscriber returns his
thanks tor the liberal patronage he has received for
the last ten years. for his superior chewing tobacco,
would call the attention OF all in want to his stock
now on hand, made of leaf, which has been pur-
chased at the following his prices:
81 hhds at 80; hhds, l3; hhds, II; hhds,
II 25; is hhds, IL so; IL hhds 2; IL hhds, l2 so;
II hhds, 13 so; hh6s "a; hhds. Is; hhds, l6;
10 hhds, l8; 3 hhds, &c; hhds, 81 So Total, l35
hhds.
Orders solicited, which will meet prompt atten-
ton. CHARLES P WORD.
il 25-1m Laurel Factory. Richmond. Va.