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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Times OF Yesterday notices the speeches of
two members Of TIE Cabinet Messrs Davis and
Guthrie, at the late banquet given to President
Pierce lin Philadelphia, when Messrs D. and G. took
occasion to declare themselves In favor of the Inn,
mediate construction of railroad to the Pacific AZ
government work-and states that 1t cannot re.
sst the conclusion that the declarations of the two
Secretaries were put forth "by authority and
were intended to inform the country that the
building of railroad to the Pacific viii be leading
measure OF General Piercs's policy.
The Whig comments upon the surmises Of q cor.
respondent of the New York Express, in reference
to the course of Russia in a war, and which are in
favor of the triumph of Rusia and the Northern
powers The Whig states that it has no recolec
ton of the Russians ever winning battle against
the French with equal forces-ihat the Russians
have been beaten badly several times BY the Hun.
garians, and have not established any declared
superiority over the Turks-and believes that If
even the combination, without the aid of England,
and because OF the unprincipled and unpopular
character of Louis Napoleon, proves inefficient,
yet, that England remains, who never has been
worsted in fair fight and on equal terms by any,
save her own kindred on this side of the wster.
The Morning Mail dlscourses in most eloquent
and feeling manner, upon the virtues and SORROWS
of the poor. w rsI1n $ s / ssge 4 ef go
The Enquirer presents some editorial CORES
pondence, and overhauls party article in the
Whig. aas' .Ili# 4ae = l 9-aa asa
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

no TOBACCO MANUFACTUKKRS.-
Il The undersigned are authorised to sell four
well located Lots for Tobacco Manufactures, two
of which are near the Central Railroad Depot, one
on the east side of 2lst, between Main and Franklin
Streets and the other on east ide of 23d, near to
Msin street Three of these Lots enjoy TWO fronts,
and the latter one has the privilege Of alley
each side, of fifteen feet, which affords abundant
light and air All of these Lots are now ready TO
build upon, having been already graded to conform
to the street curbing. Apply 10
jy l6-4t GODDIN Il APPEP SON, Aucts
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. L n VI - II Il N II y ~
Per ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDI
TIOs, &C &c.
THE proprietoTs having made new arrangem ents
for the still better dispatch Of their Express by
the steamships e oanoke and jamestown from
New York. they wish To keep il before the public,
that PARISEN Il KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS is always on hand tor the sccommoda.
aou Of their friends, at the lowest rates and unpa.
ralleled di'pstch their Express leaving New York,
is generally delivered at almost every point of Vir-
gina in is huurs. and throughout North Caroinn in
SO hours, and at forty per cent below the old HUM
BUG MONOPOLY.
PARiSEN & KINGS fsc;litit for the expeditions
transportation Of Freig ght and Packages cannot be
beat BY any express company In existence and they
defy any mpetiiion, therefore, in the shape Of
humbug, imposition and monopoly.
H~ Be sure 10 order your goods by Parjsen
& Kings Express, No Barclay street, New
York.
n~ Rest assured, that sll they promise, they
will faithfully fulfil y
PARiSkN a. KING, No Barclay st m. Y,
and BoIlingbrook street, Petersburg Va.
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THE EXCHANGE CLOCK"

1.-THE EXCHANGE CLOCK"
The Clock that once through Bsllard's halls
The soul of order shed;
Now hangs as mute on Ballards walls
AZ If that soul were dead
So fall to earth truths words sublime,
Thus wisdoms reign 10 DER;
And men that once took note of time
Now mark its flight no more.
No more to rouse his inmates gay,
The Clock of Ballard rings;
The spring alone that snapped to day,
The deleful ruin sings.
Thus servants here will seldom wake
I'M half The morn 10 through;
Unless that Clock at once they take
TO BILL BAR THO LO NEW.
WI BARTHOLOMEW.
je Is Opposite the Dispatcb Ofscs
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SYhrATHY FoR A N URDERER.-A petition
has been prepared and in circulation in Wash.
ington and Georgeiown, to be presented TO the
President of the United States, asking that
Woodward, who is under sentence OF deaih
for the murder of bis wife. may either be ban-.
ished beyond the United Statrs and territories.
or confined in the penitentiary for life. 20
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IN consequences of the death of 5 McGruder, the
l. Copartnersbip of S McGRUDER Il SONS
ceases The affairs of the concern will be closed
BY the surviving partners
CHARLES McGRUDER.
July 5th 1853. RICH w McGRUDER
the business viii be conducted in future by the
subscribers, who have this day entered into Co.
partnership under the firm and style Of 5 McGRU-
DEk'S SONS. CHARLES McGRUDER
jy 6-d&w2w RICH w McGRUDER.
nIsSOLUTIUN.- - The CO partnership of
ET MATTHEW'S d TIMBERLAkE is this day
dlssoved by mutual consent All persons having
claims against the concern will present them for
settlement, and those indebted are earnestly soci.
ted TO make immediate payment, il is the wish of
the subscribers 10 close the above concern es soon
as possible. FELIX MATTHEW'S,
w. w. TIMBERLAKE,
July 18th, 1858.
Having purchased of w. w Timberiake his in.
terest in tbs late concern of Matth ws L. Timber.
the subscriber at the old stand, where he solcits
call from his frends the patrons Of the late concern
and the public generally.
yl5-6t FELIX MATTHEW'S.
nIssOL TION OF CO.PARTNkR-
~ SHIP The CO partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of w NELSON q co, is dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons having claims
against the concern, will present them; and those
indebted are requested to make prompt payment
N w NELSON,
July 18Th, 1853. P BAKER
The subscriber hiss purchased the interest of his
bate partner, ID will hereafter contip In his
name, The Tailoring and Clothing business, at
the old stand To enable him to make some change
in the establishment the will be closed tor
few days
il 16-6* II w NELSON
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TJ. Ross Brown, the author Of .Yusers
who has been appointed to the Secretaryship
of The Chinese Mission by Gen. Pierce, viii
correspond for the New York Times, and will
no doubt write very Interesting letters. He
had from boyhood great fancy for oriental
literature and aniudomitable curiosity with re
gard to ChiEaman and their habits and the
customs and characters of all the Oriental
races. .2ek
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LET THE BLoomERs ALONE. WILL Ys7-A

LET THE BLooMERs ALONE, WILL YE7-A
young lady, Bioomer, recently married af
Oriskany, was horned by some OF the
village o-dies. She fred gun over their
heads, and they ran away. Being taunred by
some Of the villagers with the Tact, they re-
solved TO try il over. This they did The nexe
night and challenged the girl 10 shoot again,
calling her liar, &c. On this, the young wo.
laughed her to scorn, and at last, goaded 10 isis
digna,ion, she sent charge OF shot Sat.link
about their brainless pates, and wounded and
limping, bowling and cursiag. they resreaied
in confusion. Fine citizens generally susrain
the course of the girl, as being quite proper
and ustifable.-SyracHse Chron. @
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aTRuTH.-An old German song says, in acs
counting tor the general want Of veracity
among mem ii aa n 4gas "
s'a1"When first on earth the truth was born,
She crept into hunting horn;
The hunter came the horn was blown;
But where truth went was never Known
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nIssoLUTIoN AND CopARTnpR. /

abhSSvLUTlON 1 AND cor X TNER.
- sHIP.-The firm of |. q CRENSBAW &.
co, composed of D CRESsHAw ana II carx~
SHAW, was dissolved on the Let instant bv mutual
consent The Commission, Forwarding 4 nd
Grocery business, viii be continued In the
same FIRE Proof Building, by Joseph II Crenshaw
SHAW CO
The undersigned, in retbin ing from the Com
mission Forwarding and Grocery Business. svaiIs
himself OF the occasion to tender his sincere and
grateful thanks to those who have SO long and SO
iiberaly pstronised him. II is with u1feiened
pleasure and satisfaction that he can most con
scientiousiy recommend his brothers az eysrv wav
worthy OF the confidence OF his friends and he re-
spectfuly solicits continuance of their favors in
behalf OF Messrs CRENSBAW & CO
LEWIS D CRENSHAW.
Richmond, July /. 1853. 2
CRKNsHAW;S NEW FLOUR MILL
~ The subscribers have entered into q copart.
Err. for the purpose of conducting toe Flour
AIilliug Business, at Lewis d Crenshsw's new
Mill, now in course OF erection at the Tredegar
Works 10 this city.
will commence the purchase OF Wheat, and hope
to share a proportion of public patronage.
Their office will be 10 the new building, on the
north side of the Basin, corner Of 1l,h street
LEWIS D CRENSHAW,
jy 7-dlm a4F GEORGE FISHER.
TOPARTNEKsHIP NOTICE.-B. C.
" FLANAGAN, of Charlottesville, and GEORGE
RlVES, Of Albemarle this day admitted as
copsrtners in the firm OF HARTsooK Stokes, in
the Grocery and Commission Business in
this city.
The business will hereafter be conducted under
the style of FLANAGAN, STOKES d CO.
Our Dir FLANAGAN will give special attention to
all consigaments
HARTSOOK,
AY STOKES,
C FLANAGAN,
GEO RIVES.
Richmond, July lst, 1853.
jy 8-d&w2w
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MEDICAL EDUCATION CT FKnALxs.- The fourth
annual report OF the Fem ale Society, and
the New Eneland Female College, has lust been
published The Medical Education Society was or
gsnsed in lsic and incorporated In 1850. 1t began
With sig members. and now numbers over 40 lie
members 1t has had about .4oOo contributing
members. among whom are some Of the fsst men
In New England saaas Des sIs8 s o-a 3sI ID
Connected with this Society ID q female medical
college, which also commenced in 1s45 This in
stitution has held eight miannnal terms Its
pupils have numbered about seventy During the
last term there were twenty pupils 80 that the at
tendance appears to increase The success of some
of the graduates, especially in that department of
the profession considered particularly suitable for
temale practice, has been very great Itis proposed
to raise fund OF thirty thousand dollars 40 an To
facilitate the operation of the college
The report discusses with great ability, the oh.
lection to female physicians. Il elbows that untl
within the last generation the practice of one
branch wss almost entirely 10 the hands of women
twas only the growth OF medical science and the
neglect of female operators to keep pace Win II
that hnay concentrated this branch Of the proles.
sion almost entirely in the hands of male physicans
1t is only necessary to give woman thorough me
clcai educsion In order to restore TO her branch
of tne profession, In which. for many reasons she
must always command more success than : prscfi
toner of the opposite sex.
The general practice of medicine by females We
conceive to be wholly imprscticabls but 1t may be,
that IN treating the ailments of their own sex, fs
Z. ale physicians may prove eminently USEFUL
Much ridicuie has been cast upon the project, but
ths has ever been the case with every new thing
from the beginning Of sime The United States have
the honor Of having orisinated the rst Female Ne.
dieai School. d
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Richmond June 9Th, 1853 la %
NEW LINE OF COACH
NlSEsaisSL.sssSS ES FROM STAJNTON TO TIE
HOT AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRIEGS.-VIs
itors to the Virginia Springs, and the public gen
orally Informed tbat the new and splendid
Coaches of the HOT SPRINGS LINE, which will be
run tri weekly during the Springs season, will
leave staunt0n and the White sulphur for the
Hot Springs, every Monday Wednesday and
Friday, and viii leave tue Hot Springs for those
places, on the alternate days the night stand from
Stauoion and the White Sulphur, will be at the Hot
Springs
comfortably, and with all night travel.
Fare from Stanton to the White Sulphur, s5 SO;
to the Hot and Warm Springs, each - 5c; to the
Bath and Alum So.
Those who wish to take this line will remember
to pay through on the Central line only to
Staunt0E.
For seats, apply at Woodward's Hotel. in stauu-
ton. tn. GOODE.
Hot Springs July 70. 1853. jy l4-2m
TAMEs HROADRICK q co., practical
- BLACKSMiTHS, between the DanViile Rail-
road Depot and Haxalrs Mills-all sorts OF con
tractors tcols made to order, such as Picks Jump
era, Churn Drills, Hand Drills Hand Hammers,
Striking Hammers, and every tool used by con
tractors.
All sorts of Wagon. werk, Horse. .shoeing, and
everything 10 the Blacksmith line. All work done
byus, will DO warranted equal to any done else
where. sp 23-3m
YNO TOBACCO MANUFACTUkEKS.-
Il, JOSEPH WEAR, Machinist, 26ih street, be-
tween Msin and ftsnkin streets, would respectful
ly return thanks to the Manufacturers OF Tobacco,
tor their liberia support since he commenced bust
mesa: would also inform them he is prepared to
make Shape ming Mills with disp stch and superior
workmanship He would refer those not acquaint
ed with bis work, 10 the following gentlemen:
KofereDces.-Thos d Ssmi Harderove, VIM
'Gresncr, James Grant, Charles Word, Laurel
Factory, John Goode.
N.B.-MilIs repaired with neasness and dispatch
je 2s-lmS ]. w.
T1HE HIGHEST PAfCEs PAID FOR
i Leaf Tebacco.--Thesa subscriber returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage ne 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 hard. made of leaf, which hes been pur-
chased at the following high prices:
- hhds Mt $40; 5 hhds, l3 hhds, II; 6hhds
IL rs; is hads III SO; l2 hhds, IL; l2 hhds i2 so;
IL hhds, Is so; hhds "A; 8 hhds. Is; 5 hhds, l6;
10 hhds, le; 3hhds, 90; 2 hhds. 81 so. Total, l35
hhds. ssas d3 - i
Orders solicited which viii meet prompt atten-
ton. CHARLES WORD,
ie25-lm Laurel Factory. Richmond. Va
HEAL.-HayiDg gotten my mills, az Spring ain,
III In operatioa / am now prepared 10 furnish
Meal either Botsd or UDboted, Of the best quality
made Of best white corn, on the most favorable
terms. Apply to letter q Lehwichs afex doors be,
low the Coninbisn Hotel, or g ne at y tns Floyd
House. s JOHN A. JETER.
ap5-da s M
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cHEsxHas1 NOTIC RICHMOND AND
~ 0ANVlLLE RaILROAD.-On and
after the Ist of July, the following charges will be
made on the articles specified below in lieu of the
rates on the present tariff of Freight:
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FOR RENT.
"A CITY HOTEL FOR RENT AM

- CITY HOTEL FOR RENT AND
FURNITURE FOR SALE The subscriber,
cesirous of retiring from Horel keeping, will sell
his lease the Hotel, which expires lst of March,
1855. and all the Furniture belonging TO the same.
The Hotel Is too well known 10 need any further
description. The Furniture is all new, aud equalto
any in the city, especially the bedding For further
particulars, enquire of w. GoDDrN or the sub-
scriber. TH0S III ROY.
. FOR RENT nave for rent q most de.
sira5le Market Garden II miles of Richmond, !,
with a brick house, containing four rooms and
kitchen, and all the necessary out houses, with
about $50 worth of vegetables ready for market
at this time and lot OF poultry, such a. chickens,
ducks, &c. Possession can be had at any time
For terms, &c, apply to ED EACHo,
jy14 General Agent and Collector
= FOR RkNT.--A Wooden Tenement
in Adams Valley, with small store attached.
Apply to EDW'D D EACH0,
jy14 General Agent and Collector.
a FOR KENT.-A small Wooden Tene-
S ment On Maddox Hill Possession can be had
Immediately. Apply to
jy Il General agent and Collector.
O. FOR RENT.-Tne residence over my
- store. Possession given Immediately
JAMES B SHELTON,
jy7 Corner Broad and 4th streets.
. FOR RENT, The large family residence,
~ In first rate repair, with large Garden and
every other convenience, suitable for a large and
genteel family, formerly occupied by Beverly Blair,
Esq On the corner of Main and lst streets Rent
moderate to good tenant. Apply to
jys TOLER d. COOK, Agents.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
TAs A. CowARDIN. Proprietor.
HuaY PLEASANTS. Editor.
ISS u As a. 8 =

ADAMS ~ CO.'S
yor,x. virginia and North Carolina
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,
pra UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
ROANOKE g. JAMESTOWN.
T. oa8 f-o.s Neso York, Richmond, Petersburg,
&c &c. &c
TTAyTNG effected ARRANGEMENTS with the U. S.
III mail line of steamers from New York to Nor
felix and Richmont for special Express pri~
xflsges on that route, we are now prepared 10
receive and forward, TO and from New York, mer
chardise snd packages of every description with
dispa,en aud at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express viii leave New York every Wed
nesdsy ana Saturday per splendid steamers Ron.
aeke aud jamestown alternately, Goods will
be received at our New York office, SO Broadway
until half past O'Clock, P. NJ on the day of sail
iSs
Merchants aud others ordering goods from New
YORK, sre requested to order By adams e. co.'s
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express will run as heretofore, lesy,
ing New York aud Richmond daily. in charge of
suecial messengers All goods not marked to go
via the inland route, viii be forwarded by the
Steamer Express. ADAMS d. co.
J. l. McDONoUGH. Agent, Richmopd.
NOTICE.-Expre.s Uschages for Norfolk, Pc
tersburg ard Richmond, intended for shipment per
steamers Roanoke or jamestown, will hereafter be
received By ADAMS a. co SO Broadway, who sre
the only authorised sgents for Express privileges by
these steamships
LUDLAM g. PLEASANTS,
je It's 81 Broadway, New York.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT to BUSINESS
IL MEN -Messrs KNAPP e. WEBSTER are

IL MEN -Messrs KNAPP & WEBSTER are
now In Richmond, and propose TO instruct all who
desire It, simple method of detecting Counterfeit
Bank Notss upon any bank in the United States
This they will DO in manner and according to
tests perfectly satisfactory to the learner or no
charge will be made.
This system is based upon seven fixed principles
in the engraving, which for obvious reasons cannot
be rendered genuine to the eye OF judge.
Lessons given in one hours time. complete. All
who feel any interest respectfully invited to
give ths matter tbs criticism of nvestis alton
Any notices sent to the Exchange Hotel will be
promptly attended to.
CITY REFERENCES
H T. Psiro Co, and g. w. Purcell & Co, Bro
C Whsrry Teller Exchange Bank.
CHARLESTON. s C, REFERENCES.
CHARLESTON, 8 C, July 9th, 1853.
We, the undersigned, have taken lessons fre m
messrs Knapp 81 Webster in their system of de-
teciing Counterfeit Money, and confidently recon-
mend ii as being certain and easily acquired, and
take pleasure 10 recommending them to all persons
liable 10 be imposed on in taking Counterfeit Bank
Notes.
II E Walpole, Teller of Bank of Charleston, s c..
Jas Roberts, Teller of Bank of South Carolina
Luis Robertson, Teller of Bank of South Ca
rolina.
William Thayer Teller of State Bank of South
Carolina
Stev Davis, Bookeeper Farmers and Exchange
Bank.
VIM M and J A Pelot, Principals in Pelot Com.
mercial school, Charleston, S C.
Joseph Chamberlain, Bank Note Engraver.
Harker L. Riker, Car Factory.
MERCHANTS. MERCHANTS.
VIM Ed Hsyne Oates & Bros
l. Yates Fl Hauiey
R w Perry Jenkins
Tupper CIV Spencer
KR Wagner JCJones
Geo II Aunold g Cayler
Leckie 8 Hall
H Gepyson w c Furgerson
Edw L Henry
DEAR SIRs.-I take pleasure in stating my con.
viction, that with due attention to the rules laid
down by you for the detection of Counterfeit Bank
Notes, Oae need feel much fear of being deceived
by the best executed Counterfets. y
Very respectfully yours.
JNO ALEX KEITH,
Register of Mesne Conveyance Office, Charleston,
s c, July S, 1853
Messrs Knapp e. Web ter. jy 14-6t
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A LARGE CIrY.-Concord, N II, ID very large
city in territorial extent II contains about sixty.
four tquare miles The Merrimac Yuns through II,
and the course s circuitous ihst tbs line Of the
river IL many miles in extent Six tenths of the
population occupy only fur of liz fqane miles,
leaving the other four tenlhs Of the population
scattered over tract Of sixty square miles.
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r. Judge Vim. Danisl. ofihe Court Of Ap-
peals, iss Son Of Tsmpsranea.p asd Judge
saudson. of the Boisioase eireuis. sscsaiIy
,slsessd sosupply Vacancy, b also nsnbsr
OF that soeisty. 9
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Mss BRENNAN.-Ths Charle.,on Cent:
pays this young lady vocalis. ! vesy high COM
pliment. She seems to have won troops Of
friends in the towns and cities Of Son,h Caro-
lima, by her musical atiainments and talen...
and by her personal charms and estimabls
character. She is to give concert 10 Charle,-
ton before she comes 10 Richmond. ss
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n Charles Caldwell, one Of the most emi-
nen' medical men ofthe West. died recently az
Louisville. Ky. Hewss voluminous .u,bor.
and was well known to his protesa;on.
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1sugsr redners in 81. Louis and elsewhere
nave 0een practising atrisk upon the revenue laws,
tae importation Of an articls marked "Mslads"
concentrated syrup, |" &c, At . less daty than ran
sussrs. The practice being injurious q The Sugar
planters 9 OF louisiana, they have bqon ekins Into
'ne matter, being determined not : rhsated Of
protection afforded them by the tariff Of '4s. Tho
consequences Was, that the Custom House o6aeers
OF New Orleans reeurred to past declsionas came to
the conciusion that the concentrated syup. 30 wss
UNDERMINED In the invoices, am required the Inn
porters 70 pay duty ON tho sxcess Of vauatisn and
penal duty Of 20 par eens % the collector. The
importers appealed and The question b before the
Secretary Of the TEessuFys ~e
The planters havs saered their services b aid Il
enloreemsnsof Of TIA revenue laws. a y
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THE BEST ANSWER UNCL Il
i TONI. w. RANDOLPH, Publisher and
Bookseller, No l2l Main street, Richmond Va has
just published, in vol. 12mo, 800 pages, clear
pc, with plates, aud bound neatly in muslin, price
ST. Uncle Robin in his Cabin in virgiuis, and Tom
without one, in Boston, by J w Page.
"The locality of the story is in Clarke county, Va,
on the banks of the Shenandoah, region which
presents the peculiar institution in affair aspect,
both to the Seuthel ner, and the rational Northern
er. The work will be undoubtedly hailed the
very best novel which has yer been produced on the
subject of slavery. There is but little of the melo
dramatic in the plot or treatment that department
having been abandoned to Mrs Stowe. There is no
poetry but the poetry of truth, and 1t is as little
overstained or prejudIced as the most exscting
Yankee philosopher aud critic can expect 1t
speaks in calm Tone which is one that none but a
strong cause can adopt Winchester Yirginian
Copies sent by mail, postpaid, TO those who
remit the amount. jy15
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GUNNER B0ARDING.-The subscriber,
y situated at Mechum's river, the present terrai-
nus of the Virginia Central Railroad, has 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 exertion 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-dtf