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A MAN WITH Twenty WlvEs.-A

A MAN WITH TwENTy WlvHs.-A
man calling himself DR.. VIM. Hunter,
but who's" real name is said to be Ma
thaniel j. Bird, is in jail at Camden,
n. j., on charge of bigamy, and vari-
Gus other charges. On Sunday Eliza
beth Harrington, lady of Philadelphia,
visited him in prison, and ascertainrd
he was the man to whom she was mar
red on the 9th OF July last. On the
same day he was visited by another
lady from kenslngton, named Mary
Thomas, to whom he was married III
May last. 1t is also stated that h" has a
wife in Reading. another IN Whining
ton, Del, and another vet in PhiIadel-
phia. The prisoner is only about %
years of age, and, it is stated, declares
that he has tpenty wives. a statement
which may be true, as more than one
fourth of that number has been found
within few days. 1t is alleged that he
abandoned each wife soon after mar
riage, and that they never heard of him
after until his recent arrest. The affair
creates the creates excitement in Cam
den, and has induced an immense num-
Der of people to seek admission tor the
purpose OF seeing hun.
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IHE STREETS. The town commits
sion"rs are making great improvements
in the street and sidewalk near Johnson's
hotel,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-10-01

fF-The Norwalli tragedy was rather
a cost y operation for hecompanv. 1t
has already paid near two hundred thou
sand dollars to those who were injured,
and to the relatives Of those who were
killed.
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Ma. WETHEREp.-The Wing candi-
date for Congress was here on Thursday
and Thursday night, and made a de-
c'a'dly favorable impression among the
voters OF Elkton.
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sNAaIs9.

On the 18th inst. Bins. SARAH GALLAIrR.
wife Of Robert Gallnh,r, aged IS wears. SHE
lived beloved and died rel ted by all WHO
knew her.
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0Y%One branch of the New York
'softs' goes by the name of''putty heads
We suppose there will soon be cor
responding class ofthe "hards," known
as the "Waxed cMds,' or "Slue tails"
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"CakS AN BcarE
SOall hcARE.o

In irregular, awkward letters, betokcns low
ebb in those matters.
And looking at the signs rs we pass we find
food for serious thought. The names ofto-dav
are not the names that were always above those
doors. Misfortune, negligence and Death, have
caused the removal Of mnny sign in this liltIe
village. Because of the visit Of Death a name
lately prominent by our daily walk has been
removed, and another sign is in its stead. And
soon others will come down. Whose first,
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On the Goth inst, by Rev. j Mansfield, Mn.
EDWARD X. RiLANu TO Miss MALGNI r
IEARCE. beth oi Cecil county.
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FRosr.-Thcre was a. heavy frost and
considerable ice in this section of coun-
try on yesterday morning.
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SALE OF LAND.-The Lancaster, Pa,
lntelllgencer says the farm belonging to
Abraham Gibbons, .jr., situated IN Lea
cock twp, near the Bird-in- Hand, was
sold by public vendue, to Adam Rock of
the same township, for $l63.624 per
acre. The farm contains 100 acres -
20 of which are wood land.
d. The number of emigrants who
arrived at New York on Sunday is as
follows: From Havre SIS; Bremen 35A;
London 279. Total 1855.
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County Nominations.
For Shertb.
JACOB IIfLAND.

For County Commissioners.
JAMES l.. CRAIG,
DAVID SCOTT, (of John)
CHARLES Fl. HAlNES.
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ACCIDENT We regret to learn that
George r. Howard Esq, was thrown
from his carriage, near his farm in the
second district and was severely though
not dangerously hurt.
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EG'E'Rq's'.

I'l!E subscriber cf,rS hins&f 10 the voters
4 Of The Bril- dIstric; a. an ;nlcrcn lent can,,i.
Dae for Constable
Oct THOMAS TiIACkEKY
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THE CECIL WING.
OCTOBER I. ISj3.

FOR COVER NOE:
RICHARD |. BOWIE,
of Montgomery coualy.
For COMPETE OLIER
J. HANSON THOMAS,
OF Baltimore City.
foS LOTTERY COMMISSIONER:
JAMES b. RiCAUD,
o! Kent county.
Fer r0ngres2.
HON. JOHN WETIIERED.
County Nominations.
For the House Of Delegates.
WILLIAM PARKER,
JAMES McCAULEY,
THOMAS p. JONES.
For SHERIFF.
JACOB UYLAND.
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(AR!ETS-A large lot oi Ingram and Rag
" Carpets. FIior Uh Cloth, DIu4grI> AMI Mats
Tor sale very low by ]. b. ASH.
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lCrWe have from the Clerk to the
Commissioners, and partly in type, the
annual statement for publication, of the
amount of taxes and expenditures for
the present year. 1t came too late for
this week but will appear next.
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Nylsaac R. Tr'mble, Esq, having
REQ 'igned the Office of General Superin-
tende.rt ofthe Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore railroad, the agents, me-
chanics and workmen generally, of the
State cf Delaware, in the employ ofthe
company, held meeting at Wilmington
on Saturday evening, and adopted resp
E,tions expressive of their regret at the
event; and the high estimation IN which
lie is held by them a' faithful officer,
and a kind and generous employer.
G5~A writer in Putnam's Magazine
says that 'The man who will be Presi-
dent of the United States in 1900. is, IN
all likelihood, running barefoot at this
moment among The whortleberry bushes
Of Oregon"
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The Signs.-Observe, reader the sSicns of
the times" as you go through the streets and
see the great difference between the old and
1t will please you to notice the improvement, IN
the form Of the letters and in the punctuation.
The character of the signs in town indicate
its advancement in Literature and Art. For
instance:
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Wilmington Republican.

MAIL Route AGENT.-The Post mas
ter General has appointed Mr.. Edward
Ferry, of Baltimore, route agent on the
line between Washington and Phladel-
phia, in the place of Mr.. VIM. H. Cotton
resigned; to take effect LIST of October.
Mr.. Ferry was for many years COM
petent and obliging conductor between
tins city and Washington.-Sm.
H. Mr.. Ferry was raised in the Fourth
district of this county, and is faithful
and trusty man.
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Fer r0ngres3.
HON. JOHN WETlIERED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11

DISASTERS ON WESTERN RIvERs.-The
louisville Courier has published list of d-
snsiers un Western waters during the wear
1859 Ii is "a formidable one, embracing IS
s,eamboats, 4 barges, 70 coal boats, 80 salt
bouts, and other fiat boats. 1t appears that
a. boats were lost by smuggling, Is by explo-
ssoHs, A were burnt, and the others lost by col
Ssions and other mishfps The greater nun.
her OF the fiat boats were destroyed by the
breaking up of ice last winter. The greatest
aGmbcr OLIVES lostby one disaster was the ex-
plosion ofthe SaIuda, 100. The total loss Of
liIe exceeds 400 persons
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All ORTiMORE's RHEUMATIC con-.

w POUND AND BLOOD PUKiFIER-This
great discovery is bringing health and Happiness. In
thousands. Rheumatism can be cured More than one
thousand cases OF chronic rheumatism of the xor.t
nenty, during the past year by the use of few bots,
OF this compound. Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties of high standing many NJ
whom have been crpples for years from the effects NJ
THIS hitherto lncurable disease but who now affirm
that they are sound and we'll made by this great
medy which Is vegetable spirt-an internal remedv
prepared for this one disease alone and this il viii
cure in every case, either inflammaory (acute ~
chronic form. Testimony of the most undoubte6 Cha
racter will De cheerfGy submitted to the inspection ot
all who may feel sufficiently interested to cali on tbs
proprletors, at their Central Office, No Barclay It
Astor House New York One bottle SIS three bottIs,
$40 PURCELL, LADD l. Co
Sole Agents for Richmond
W '. ALEXANDER l. co.
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nJEw COMMISSION HOUSE.

Anew COMMISSION HOUSE.-The sub
~ scri5ers have entered into partnership under
nc nrm Ut PEHDLETON d BROTHER, for the
sr Ansaclion OF the Commission Business in TOBAC-
GO, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY and
have taken Warehouse No. 100 smiths Wharf,
Atinsye, Md.
+. w. PENDLETON,
P PENDLETON
Baltimore, August 18th. 1882.
References;
Hugh Jenkins d Co, Baltimors.
F.W. Bruno g. Sons, do.
VIM Wieon d Sons, do.
Edwin Workman Il Co., Richmond.
Archb'd Thomas Il Son, do.
Hugh w. Fry, do.
Rhodes & 0gebsy, Bridgeport Ohio
John Creigh, Cincinnati
GORDON & Co., Louisville.
H. Battless Charleston, S. c.
81 Chafee, do. do.
es Mccullough, Pittsburgh.
n 81 kirkpatrick, co.
dee, do.
b, ESQ., Cssh'r N. w. Bank Wheeling.
Esq, do. Mer & Mech. do. DO
Baker, Wheeling
ey, Hamburgs S. C.
,hrosder, Mobile, Alabama.
New Orleans.
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Chronic Rheumatism OF 80 Years, Stand.
ing Cured

scarcely able to work for seventeen wears and tba
flesh Wlthered from his limbs Levi Hills r.
"Fites Ottawa, Lasalle county Illinois, August 10
Il have suffered from Chronic rheumatism for thirty
years iof seventeen years was scarcely able to wall
or stoop to the floor; my left limb had nerisbad va
considerable, and was very weak. had used so many
prescr ptionS from physicians and other remedies al
10 no purpose that despalred of ever being cured =
was influenced however TO try Nortynor?. tpI
matte compound ana rejoice to saw it acted Ike
charm. rms was eight months ago. have exercised
tuSh every day since and have been exposed to ali
heaith ana the flesh has returned to my limbs which
i . Oe 80 strong as ever LEVI HILLS"
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Office

eDTICE
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
ES That have now on hand, the A.
81 largest and best assortment of
~ Boots and shoes, of good quality, ever
~T offered in this city; selected by myself ex
pressy FOR retail, both OF my own manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. Among my assort-
ment can be found something extra to which
would most respectfully call the attention of all in
want, as they will be sold low, by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags Valces, &c,
seq No lot Main street. Richmond Va.
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MARINE. NJ W.
PORT OF RICEHsIDND
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schr Jane c Doughty, Murphy, New York
Schr Joseph, French Newburport, Potatoes to 5
Il SCmeryiile.
Schr Mary Willis, Trayers, Baltimore.
Schr Telegraph Davis, Baltimore
Schr Providence, Parker, Baltimore.
Steamer Beividere, Clifford, Baltimore zndse to
Ludlam & Watson
SAILED,
eFSteamsr Pennsylvania, Baymore PHILADELPHIA
mdse. k Rankin.
Schr Eva. Garwood, New York, lrdse
Schr Nckerson Chase Boston. mdse
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nay BOOKS, LEDGEks, JOURNALS
~ AND OTHER BLANK BOOKS.-NASH &
WOODHOUSE have just had made up, superior
Blank Books for merchants use. The paper and
binding are really superior. They will be sold low
- Books TO special patrons made to order Of
the BEST materials aud in tie most durable manner
Drafts Bills OF Exchange, Bills OF Lsdiug, Negotia-
bic and Promsory Notes, and the best Stationery
can always De found at our establishment.
do
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a Cal D-GENTLEMEN'S DRIES

- a CA D-tIENTLEMEN'S DRESS
AGOODS.-We respectfully invite Gentle
~ men in want of handsome and durable Dress
.Ts Boots, Caters, &c, TO call and examine our
large and varied assortment of articles that line
We have been at great pains to select the most
tasteful ami choicest goods, and have had made ex
pressly to order various styles and patterns of
gent!enens Dress Boots, Shoes and Caters, that
we are confident will be approved by those who
wish something at once useful and beautiful
Please give us call, at our large and convenient
store, where may be found the most complete as
sortment of Boots, Shoes, Trunks and Car.
pet Bags, to be found at any one place in Vir
g;nia. WHITE PAGE,
Il Main az. 8 doors below Do oleY,s Hat Stnra
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THE FLOUR REMEDY FOR SCALDs.-It will
be recollected that SOME of the papers have had
. paragraph recommending the use Of wheat
Hour in the case OF scalds or burns. A gen
alptnan ct Dayton, Ohio, saw il, and the other
DAY. as writes the Empire, tested it to his sat
iszaction. He says:
''Whle at the supper table, a little child,
which was seated in its mothers lap, suddeL-
~ grasped hold of cupful OF hot tea, severe
ny scaldng its left hand and arm. imnedi.
asely brought pan Of flour and plunged the
ssm in it, covering entirely the parts scalded
~ith the -four. The effect was truly remarka.
sle; the pain was gone instantly. l then band-
sged the arm loosely, applying plenty of -four
next to the skin, and on the following morn
1Ag there was not the least sign that the arm
had been scalded, nither did the child suffer
she least pain after the application of the
1our."
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BsTque Swan, s! days from nchmond, was
Pernumbuco l4th Ult
Schrs w NJ Baird, Sharon, and Tioga from Rich
mond, arrived at Boston 7th.
schrs Mary Jane for Norfolk, and M jerks. FIR
this port, cleared at New York Sth schr Hill Car
ter, hence, arr at do eth.
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I EDGEks, JOURNALS, &C. Blank
~ Books Of every description We have made
expressly for retail sales the best lot of Blanks
we have ever in the city, and we sell them for
cash, to prompt customers credit, at least 20
to Is per cent. less than is usual.
Bill Paper-Blue American-l2I cts per auire
Sup'fne Laid EpgIi:h 25 "
Pass Books, Aenoranduins, Diaries, Cash Books
Check and Bill Books, Day books, Noes, Drafts
Negro Bonds, &C., &c.
GEO N. WEST & BRO,
de % and Exchange Hotel.
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I OTIS ON UNION HILL FOE .si =

L - AS lac agent and trustee of THOS. Il. RIA
hff,l VIII sell, privately. in lois containing one
OF more acres eacn, to suit purchasers, EIGHT az
zen zen 90 o. me !and now owned and occupied BY
.hs SAD n.aKey These lots are beautifully sitna.
TED on Union Ill., fronting on the road le3,,;~T "a
niaAey NIL about annie snd hall only from
Terms accommodating Refer to John sbora 49,
70 Inc saosc: !oer at his Office No II han stree,
gu 9-StHRts I % ,Yytr,-
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

THE ROYAL HAMs.-Our readers will re-
ecllect that we published, some months ago. an
account ola carved cask of hams, intended to
De carved in the royal household of England,
put up by Warren Stage, of Cincinnati. o.,
q. 5. A. Well, the Cincinnati Gazette ar.
sounces the fact that the said hams arrived 10
England, passed through various ceremonies
sfrecep,ion, had formal introduction to her
ansjes,y's private secretary, and with all the
,onp and circumstance Of royal pork were
sshered into the presence of the master of the
sousehold, at Windsor Castle. The subjoined
letter of acknowledgment, bearing the royal
ssat Of arms, has been received by Sr. Stagg !:
WINDSOR CASTLE, Oct. 90, 1852.
SIR Some weeks ago a case containing
q Sugar Cured Hams was presented by you,
through the Hon. Abbott Lawrence, 10 Her
Majesty the Queen.
have the satisfaction to inform you that the
Hams have been 80 much approved of that you
are requested to forward, on The receipt of this
se,,er. "a Hams of precisely the same descrp-
sion, addressed to The Queen. Buckingham
Palace. London
will, at the came time, beg of you TO for
.ard me the bill for the same.
! am, Sir,
Your obdrt humble servant,
THO RIDDTTI PHI
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BLOODY D0ISGs AT CAIRo.-The Cairo cor.
respondent OF the Evansville Ind.) Journal,
furnishes that paper with the following ac-
eoun, OF some bloody work in that place
Norals must be at low ebb in the city of Cal
20, ifthese accounts are fair criterion
Yesterday was estimate day with the hands
i1boring on the Cairo Ieyees. Mr.. Ellis, con
zactor, commenced making settlements, but
A5s Office soon hrcanr so completely jammed
with creditors that he found it impossible 10
proceed unless he could clear it. He therefore
Ssauested the crowd 10 leave, reInarking that
te would call them in and settle sIngly. They
did not go. Mr. Jenkins now ordered them
sni, and not having his orders properly no.
sliced, rushed among them with a howie knife
40 each hand, cutting right and left in an ear
sesl and ndiscrilnjnnte manner. He had Sc
siousiy wounded two persons, and still was al
Z q murderous work, when an axe was buried
!. his head up to the helye, cleaying open his
Ssaias. He deG soon afterwards. 1t is well,
perhaps, that MIR. J Nnklns was killed so soon.
G1v his early death no doubt prevented him
Iom taking half dozen lives, so fierce and
determined was his onslaught on the crowd.
Ssne of ,he persons he wounded will probably
Die Mr.. Jenkins was in the employ of Ellis,
Jenkins s. CO., and prolessed TO he doctor.
last mig ht large number OF hands laboring
on the levee, raised Il row in a grocery owned
~ Mr. SatcbweI!. They demolished the bur,
poured out the liquors, and forced the proprie-
Ior To iceve his house. Then a general melee
snsued o,nong themselves. This morning two
z.en were found nearly dead on the bar-room
soor, one Of them shot and the other stabbed,
both having weliered in their blood during the
sight. By this time, 10 o'clock, 4, NJ, they
hye both dead. An unusual excitement pre-
uails in The pIuce and half the people are
armed 10 anticipation of farther broiIs. Thus
TWO men have been killed in fights during the
mat SO hours. Pretty well done, you will say
knr CBiro
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,bdt humble servant,
THO BlDDULPH,
Master of The Household

HfOotot UI IAUUotEIUIU.
Hr. WARREN stage,
Cincinnati, Ohio, L. ;.
The Gazette trusts that Mr.. Siagg will al
3ow his schldren to play with his neighbours
children, as heretofore, notwithstanding his
sudden elevation in the world OF IT, de.
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WINTER FROM ROMk.--Jan No Har.
w pers, Cooley, Graham, Putnam and other
Magazines. Now 10 the time to subscribe.
No 10 Dickens Bleak House
American Almanac 1853
A Winter from Home
Turkey and the Turks, or Travels ia Turkey,
describing Constsntinope, the Royal Family ii
Turkey character OF the Turks the Sul,an's ia.
rem, seraglio. Polut and Goidta Horn, Library OF
the Seragio, the Throne. the Metropolitan, Mosque
customs in Constantinople, the Bospaorus, the
Dardsnel!es, Smyrna, Cyprus. Rhodes &C. with
Illustrations, By Jerone G Smith, MD.
For sale by
jas ] w RANDO' PHI
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ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Rev. Vernon Eskridge. U. 8. N.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, August l8, 1851
Mr. f Boush-Dear Sir: While | am in general on
that have great confidence in the virtues of Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture For several months past
have used it in my family, and in dyspepsia loss of ap
petite, dizziness and debility with entire sue
So far my experience extends, therefore |
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted a.
safe and efficient remedy
| am. respectfuY. Yours.
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q e. 1sE g aJcrll

~ EzT N6KTHEkN MAIL ROUTE
~ .nd Comfortabic Schednies.
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND ~ 1 nEW
YORK. WITH TRANSFER5 or r. S.,TTEs nE
AND BAGGAGE, THROuGh IN PIN. ABEL.
PHIA. FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE.-on anu o.
ter the LIST of March, the following quick anu
Portable Schedules will be run over the lniano r9u.e
between Richmond and New York: Leave III ~
mond, daily, at o'clock, A. M, ana 0 cl3I sip N
arrive in New York, daily, at 81, A. b., ana OF so
Fare to Washington, LIST class seats ~
e.. I'd "..----.------'1 W 0o
I" Baltimore LIST "..---.---..--..zz % oo
Between Baltimore and Phhadeiphis oy f@ M
road ---.--
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by New
Castle and FrenchtuTn Eue,- 9o
Between Philadelphia and New York.-------- w
For Is. class passengers, and - on eacn Ior "a
ciassdo.
Besides the through and direct connexion named
above with the main Northern Route, through
tickets direct can be obtained at the Depot OF the
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Company,in Washing
ton, for Pittsburg and Wheeling via the f1siay
Houseon the following terms:
Between Washington and Plttsourg-
Time "a hours --.Sli 0U
Between Washington and Wheeling
en- 49, 81 nGuT tcIet. to Wa.bin -ton and Bali
more. or other information, apply at the ticket oil
fee.
1t is deemed proper in addition, to state, for the
information OF pass GERS that four daily lines are
in operation between Washington and Baltimore
by means of which the traveller who, through
business or Measure has AAen delayed in Wash
lngton, mas II always In nls power to proceed at
convenient hour directly on his journey to any
point north of that place. RUTH,
Agent of Transportation
OFFICE T., F. & PR r. Co,
Richmond, Feb. 20, 1852.
PS.-The Night Train will not step to take up or
put down passengers, except at the following sta
lions Cottage, Taylorsvile, Junction, Chesterfield,
Milford, Gnney's, Fredericksburg and Brooks
~ BY order of the Postmaster General NO
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights.
fe 81 S.R.
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NEW BOOKS, JUST RECEIVED BIZ
~ HAROLD & MURRAY-Broad street
Select British Eloquences containing tue best
snaecbes entire of the most eminent Orators OF
Great Britain, for the last two centuries with
sketches OF their lives, &c, By Chauncy Good
Lives Of Wellington and Peel, from the London
Tiraes-5cc
Shabby Gsnteel Story, by Thackarsy-5oc
History Of Henry Esmond, Esq oy Tasckaray-
so cents
a Life # Vieissitudes, By G Z Isrnes-2sc
kuick kaacks from an Editors Table by l. t7av
lord clsrke-l IS
History OF Romulus, by Jacob Abbott-eo
large variety OF New Juvenile Rooks
Al se~ Books received ss soor as published
no2S
ss'O ToBACCoNlsf s.-flayoTnc ar -.
-. haeeo OF the haest laallty, made u order a,
tne lowest rates slso, Ingredients OF all kisga 70
mace The same. For eaie by ~
~ E J PtCoT,
JA' corner opposite she Old Ms,Lr,
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~ LER & COOK We again offer n,'- 80, ~
% our friends aud the public. IS agent, fnr tss
hiring or Is their servants for the ens,';no tne
Aad Tor our puncualitJ in paying over biS year
&c. aha our attention to the servants comm
been so kind as t. favour us with VINO nave
heretofore 70 persons residing in the ntroaase
We Woeia remark, thar it is important ,h., ~
should De lniorm a, early as prscticsbls 'ha' we
rsoss o. servants their ages Qualifications me
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