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WAsHINGTON HOT ELs

XINGTONy VA.
IyHE subscriber has taken charge of this old and well
|, i known Hotel which was opened on the lst day Of
April His House is well furnished and his table shall
be- supplied with the best the country Affords His will
be furnished with the choicest liquors. His Stable will
be in charge of careful Oster and win be literally
supplied with provender. He pronisesto spare effort
give entire satisfaction all who may favor him with
CALL and appeals generous public for patronage.
up ls-dkc3m JOSEPH w. MOORE.
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NOTICE.-The above inserted under the
mi-apprehensisn that the Of dissolution wers
atnnged Below will be found the u.ce Of disco
luton. DUDLEY & fANCRY.
April ., 1852
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vINME FOLLOWING RATES WILL DE

Il charged on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
from md after the 18th inst
LIHoHBURa To CHns- CHRIsTAIEsnuRa To
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nISSOLUTEOE.-In consequence of recent
- misorunes ths firm OF Dudley & Yancey has been
dissolved by mutual We propose closing
bnsinessat the earliest day. and Wish creditors q
present their claims for settlement To effect this pur-
pose we offer for sale valuable lot ofground, contsa-
ing and half acres lying in the City Of Luxembourg,
md being tie groun upon which Factory stood
hlso two valuable Factory hands
April I. 1853. p. L. DUDLEY.
April SITS q. w. YANOEY.
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MEXICO.

An arrival at New Orleans brings Vern
Cruz dates to the 22nd July. By this arrival
~. S. mail steamer Texas) about s23 600 in
specie was received by New Orleans mer.
chants. The dates from the city of Mexico
were to the 10Th July. There was no news Of
especial importance.
The Ocean Mail, and inland company had
just gotten their Express route from Acapulco
to Vera Cruz arranged.
"a fierce newspaper war was raging between
organs of the government and Ell Sglo XIX,
on the subject of Spanish protectorate and
Spanish alliance, the former favoring and the
latter opposing such relation to the Spanish
government. The Siglo bitterly deprecatss
any return, partial or complete, to the Spanish
yoke.
There were daily signs of more intimate
union between church and State in Mexico
Table turning was turning the heads of the
Me1icans as those of some of our own peopls
have been turned by the same deception.
A large portion of the town of Huejucar,
in Jalisco, was destroyed on the 2lst June, by
Inc bursting OF an irrIgating dam. Many lives
were lost. Twenty-three bodies had been re.
| covered.
The penalty of death had been established
against dsfaulters in the treasury depart
ment. Santa Anna seems to be determined to
have no defaulters.
The British schooner Amethyst was lately
lost near Vera Cruz. Part of the cargo saved.
boat belonging to an English brig of war
Tampico and seven men and one officer were
| drowned.
Active means were taken against highway-
men. Several mad been captured and ex-
ecuted
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DINEE PUiNT PAViLION.-,This ear.e
bl8 oatning place, Gu!D. r2IrcaG ior EnCss ID
searcn OF nealIn. ana ramona! OsR3urs having Deen
leased oy the Undersigned, WIN view TO me rur.
chase OF It. if sucCessIul IL mis- eorts accOInmo
date the public. will be opened for sne season on
Wednesday 18th june.
Many and varied improvements nave Deen re.
Gently made, calculated 10 promote the comfort Of
visitors and nothing shall be omlrIed by the pre-.
prietor and his family, which afford the leas;
satisfaction TO bis guests Parents and their child
dren will find the comforts OF home In ample pro.
vision, whilst the devotee of fsnina may conae as
suTsd, tIet every necessary arrangement Tor his
accommodation In the way or flaming Dcals snn
tackle, with proper persona to wait him whilst
engaged IN mis- captivating sport, mas 6een fully
made IN addition, seine will bs daily drawn fos
of visitors. whilst first rate band of music will be
In readiness. uav and Dignt. for amusement and
recreation or those VINO NAV call il inIo service.
Visitors rom Richmond ana Fredericksburg can
reach the Point On hionday, Wednesday and Sstur.
day OF each week, ov means OF the steamers Pow
hstsn ana Osce Jia. which touch at AQUA Creek on
those days. ana returning. can reach the sress on
tuesday, thursday ana FRIDAY or escn week hy
the same boats in time 10 connect with the regular
mali Irsln CT Inose davs.
The terms OF board at the Point will be- b for q
single day: 81 90 gar day for three days. and less
than week, $40 per week, and 800 par month
Children and servants EsI price. As no pubiis
ceieDrsuOn Is contemplated i'm OF Juiy az tne
POlns vlslIora, prior 30 mat date. may come with
every assurance tnat their comfort and ouie. will
not be disturbed by any assemoiaqe OF boistsrous
character. VIM. w DIX,
Formerly proprietor of the Fountain Inn Light
street, Baltimore.
Plney Point Pavilion, Nd,
June 9th 1858. { ie7-ts
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COUPON BONDS FOR sALE-9O.O 600
~ DOLLARS VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD MO3TGAGED SIX PER CENT
kONDS, INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL PAYA.
Bile IN NEW YORK, AND CONVERTIBLE IN
TO STOCK OFTHE COmPANY, AT THE PLEAS
IKE OF TIE HOLDER, AT ANY TIME TILL
THE 5lsT DAY OF DECEMBER, 1853.
laIse BONDS ere in suIDs OF 1900 each, IT.
redeefnsoie lor ~ years and are part of the loan
OF ole million five hundred thousand doilars, au.
shorzed by the Legislature at its last session. One
mihoa OF which was taken By the State and the
whole smpip secured by deed of trust on the
entire road sud property OF the Company for the
punclus payment OF the interest and the ultimate
redemption 81 The Bonds. This loan, ,cge,her with
their original Capital of Three Million, will be ex
pended on the road
The rosd W il extend from Lynchburg tn tho
Tennessee line, distance OF POS miIes whers il
will connect with other similar improvements ex
tending to Memphis on the Mississippi river there
by ar1rdug when the South Side and Peter sburs
and kQYtJiK Railroads are completed, a coptiuu
Gus communication from Norfolk, Petersburg and
Rcnmord, 10 Memphis. II passes through tha,
portion State remarkable Tor its terCiitv its
a2ricaitarai aod mineral productions, ard from
the large su1 iacTe4sing business which il already
ccmmAnts. the friends of the road are sanguine
Inasi' viii errtsinly pay per cent If not more
Ahr "G3ie work 10 unser contract, and will be
competed ty the LIST OF January, 1855. copy OF
the mortgage car be seen at office, and any IN
iofMStioh III regard to the Bonds. can be had Cn
aSp-e&u1n u PURCELL &; co,
" io-2m Richmond
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sNTEGILAa1ANCk AND AGsNCs BU-
T. ESlEES~.-Ihe undersigned have determined 10
open an Office Tor Ihe purpose OF conducting busi-
the above character, believing thar il is called
for Dy the dom7nds Of tre times, ana would be of
great service ard advantage 20 the citizens OF Ricn
mond. Beng well known IL the Community they
offer their extensive acquaintance for the undertar
kIEa, and pledge themselves TO dsyote ,te:r untr
ing attention TO the interests OF their patrons
In addition 10 the above busiaeEs, the collection
of Claims and the duties OF sn Accountea. and
ScriVener, will be embraced in :heir laoors
Comm 2nIcatonS addressed to ALLEN d. CRouca,
or either CT them, will be promptly attended to.
w LLIAM C ALLhN
BERNARD S CROUCH.
Office corner OF Broad a1d 9th streets, in the
store occupied by Stebbins Darracott q Co.
iy 97-tg
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ANOTHER DEATH BY LIsHTsIsG.-From
the Cheraw Is. C.) Gazette, we learn that on
Wednesday last, Daniel Grassland, Esq, of
Marlboro District, was killed Instantly by
lightning. He was in the field, surrounded BY
MS negroes, who had been planting potato
draws, and, with them, had just started Tor the
mouse to avoid the rain. One Of the negroes
was shocked severely. Itis probable thai The
ieraie oi Mr. Crossland's umbrella, which was
raised' may have acted as a conductor. His
BODY was bruised and blackened, and his watch
entirely Destroyed, except the chain. He is
spoken OF as highly esteemed citizen
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=. JLA .tkI.1t zSOAE-DAN&1s-An supEcriuor,
~ situated at Mechurns river, tins preser! terrni-
OF the Virginia Central Railroad. hes accom-.
rnOdgIions for twenty or tni-tv DOarders His
house, beds and furniture are entirely new; his
rooms well veniilsted, the surrounding country
healthy aud delightful! Every ezertion will be
made 70 render his guests comfortable. Terms
moderate, and made known OF application.
WIN GRAVES.
ifechum River Nav 25th, 1859 r1v 2G-dtf
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New York. Virginia and North Carolina
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,
PER UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
ROANOKE & EST0WS,
Ts c-d from Nelo York, Richmond, Petersburg,
&c. &c. DC
IJAVlNG effected ARRANGEMENTS with the u. 5.
L i nail iiue If steamers from New York TO Nor
felix and Rjchnont foT special Express pris
yiIeges Cn tbat route, we are now prepared 20
receive and for y ard. 10 and from New YORK, mer
chaudise and packages of every description with
dispatch and At greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wed
nesdsy and Saturday per splendid steamers Roa.
noke aud 5auiestown alternately Goods will
be received at our New York Office 50 Broadway
until aslf past 3 O'Clock, P. n, on the day of sail
Ing
Merchants aud others ordering goods from New
YORK. are requested % order by ADAMS Il cos
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS" "
Our Inland Express will run as heretofore, leav,
ing Eaw York and Richmond daily. in charge of
special messengers AL goods not marked 10 go
via rhe inland route, will be forwarded by the
Steamer Ezrrrss. ADAIS e. CO.
J. Il HcDONoUGH Agent, Richmond.
MOTTO CE.--Exptuoo Dacsages for Norfolk, Pc
tersouFg aLd Richmond intended Tor shipment per
steamers RCan ke Jamestown, will hereafter be
received by ADAMS Il co 50 Broadway, who are
the only authorised agents for Express privileges by
those steamshIps
LUDLAM g. PLEASANTS,
ie G-ts 81 Broadway, New York
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EUROPEAN AFFAIRs.-From the Iates, ad-
vices 1t Is apparent that neither England nor
France desire war, and that both powers will
exert every art of diplomacy to prevent it, and
from the present position of things it seems that
both have concluded that the best way to pre-
vent hos'ilties, is TO present bold front and un
dauoted attitude. But Russia has not as yet
abated one iota from the positions first taken,
snd 1t IS the evident intention of Nicholas TO
coerce Turkey into compliance with his de-
manfs, even if backed by France and Eng
iand. Russia will not withdraw her forces
ifom the Danubian Principaitiss and leave the
question al issue to a convention hereafter 10
be called. Ii convention were to b. called
in advance and were TO decide in favor of Rus
sia, the forces wozld be removed. but nor
otherwise. Its very doubtful whether France
and England combined, with the sincere 81 in.
tentions and true desire OF peace, will be
able TO obtain a settlement Of the pending difii.
cul,es by negotiation. Ii the Emperor OF
Russia per.ists. t,sse powers tmuch as they
depsecate III will necessarily unite 10 hosili.ies
10 his ersroachments, ard assist Turkey with
the ~ hole force at their disposal. War aeerns
imminent, bur we can give no decisive opinion
before the ariiFal OF The next steamer.
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SUMMkk = hiRTS AND DRA~ w ERs
~ Gents Gauze hierino Under Shirts ana Draw
ers
Gents Isle Thread and Cotton Under Shirts and
Drawers
Gents silk and Summer Merino Under Shirts
and Drawers
Ladies' Gauze, Merno and silk Under Shirts and
Drawers
Ladies' black and colored Silk Gloves
Do do do Kid do, Alexander's
Gents Kid, undressed Kid, Dog Skin, Buck Lisle,
Berlin and Silk Gloves
Silk and Cambria Umbrellas
Also. bargains in all styles of Summer Dress
Goods, such as Tissues, Grenadines Bsreges rich
OIganGies, Jaconets and Lawns, by
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
j?23 90 Main street..
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AGENTS.
NEW LINE nE COACH.

e-N-sa NEW LINE OF COACH
Mr-sSEllssz..sg ES FROM STANTON TO THE
Hut AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS-VIs
itors to the Virginia Springs, ana the public gen
eJGlly are informed that the and splendid
Coaches of the HOT SPRINGS LINE, which will be
run tri weekly during the Springs season. will
leave @taunton and the white sulphur for the
Ho. Sprines, every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, and viii leave the Hot Springs for those
places on the alternate days TIE night stand from
Stsuuton and the White Sulphur, vii! be at the Hot
Springs.
Passengers will be conveyed speedily,
comfortably, and without night travel.
Fare from stan to the White Sulphur, IS Sc;
te the Hot aud Warm Springs, each IS sc; to the
Bath and Alum, So
An extra Coach will be kept at the Hot Springs.
Th0Ie who wish TO take this line will remember
10 pay through on the Central line only TO
StaunI0n.
Fox seats, apply at Wood~ard's Hotel. in ftaun-
ton. tn. GOODE.
Hot Surinps. July y. 1853 jy l4-2m
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Il CoGHILL WIN N CUGHELL AJ.CoGHILL
FRe.ussT

II CoGHILL WIN CoGHILL AJ.C0GHILL
j. III. COGHfLL & co,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions an !
Commission Merchants. Fire.Pro Brick
Warehouse, San Francisco, California.
Refers to Mr. James Thomas, Jr, Richmond, Va;
Messrs Purcell, Ladd IL Co, Richmond; Messrs
Barlins, Mcker q Co, and Mr. S Eastman, Bal
timore; c Meigs, Esq, Cashier American Ell.
change Bank New York Messrs Ross, Falconer,
l64 Pearl Street, New York; Messrs Page, Bacon
Il Co, Bankers, San Francisco; Beverly C Sanders,
Esq, late Collector of Customs San Francisco.
ie I-3m
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E'O1 tti@ c3GYeniencs Ct those having either
c-i4A ~ professional bu iness win me,
nave taztnfbs office lately occupied by Robert g
Seo Lsq Oh IJ;h street, where may 1e seen ffom'
saset 90 etfic.ai busluss.. Jos aAYO
Jy 42-H
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nFFICR CITY WATER yvORKsIn

~ iySSfh, ,IS53.-Proposas will be ieceived
at this office undl the 9th day of August next for
furnishing OF six hundred and seventy five is inch
cast iron Pipe, averaging in weight one thousand
and fifty pounds each Pipe, and 9 feet long: and
FIVE hundred inch cast iron Pipe averaging in
weight four hundred and fortv eight pounds each
Pipe, 9 feet long Also, thiriy.four branch Pines
averaging from TO l6 inches In diameter. The con
tractor will be required to subect all the pipea and
branches TO the hydraulic pressure of three hundred
pounds to the square inch before delivery. To be
delivered In the city of Richmond. The proposal
stating at what time and in what quantities they can
be delivered and the price per ton of 2240 lbs cash
on delivery, or at4 months time No cracked or
defective pipe or branch will be received Any in.
formation in regard to the above will be given by
the Superintendent OF the City Wafer Works.
JAMES L DAVIS. Sup't
Richmond City Water Works.
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100000 FnsT Fls :as.s9ssr Ss tTBEm Il. 1a baad
et ais yard on the canal one of the largest best
assorted stocks of LUMBER offered in this
market, containing over million of feet, and con
sisting of ali description ol Boards and Scantlings,
Joist, Garden Rails, dressed and undressed Floor.
ing, susq9ehanna Boards, Tobacco Box Boards,
&c &c.
Now ia the time to buy, the article ls probably
at the lowest point in regard 10 price. NY Lumber
is all nicely piled and in fine order for immediate
call from those in wan. is respectfully soil
cited.
jy 29-6t C. WALTHALL.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.-I an now
LABELLING the balance OF my Summer Goods at cost,
and all in want of really cheap goods will find thsm
at nv stores. Bereges, Tissues, Silks, Grape Snawls
Giughsms, Lawns, Prints, Iaca and muslin Sleeves,
French needs worked Collars and Cuffs, black silk
Trimming Laces, Swiss and cambria Muslius and
Trimmings, Turkey red and worked Muslin Cur
tains I2 linen Shee,ings, GA pillow case Linens,
pure Irish Linens, Table Cloths Napkins, Towels
and Toweling, l. 4 cotton Shee,iugs, Fannels
and yard wide; Bonnet Ribbons, dotted Dresses fin.
eat quality worked Dress"s mRrsei!es Q lits Tick
ing, best twisted SILK Mitts Alexanders gid and
sk Gloves. bird eye Disper-with the usual assert.
ment of fancy aud staple Dry Goods. Dom estics
at factory prices.
jy % IFVY'S CHEAP STOpES
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ATTEMPTED AssAssIrATInN.-On the 24th
ult. Maria Solari complained to the Recorder
OF the Second Distlic, of New Orleans, that
two siciians had attempted to take her life.-
IL seems that the complainant, while sitting at
line door OF her grocery, in September last, was
struck with a heavy club upon the head, and
lett ilteiess, as was supposed, by the cowsrdly
dealer of the blow. She, however, recovered,
and had almost forgotten the circumstance.
when, recently, man named Angelo informed
her that one Kim ossa had tried to engage him
to murder her, and that he had refused, but in
roduced man to Rimossa who had underta-
ken to do the job for 500. When, however,
it was found that she was not killed, Rimossa
refused to pay more than $50. He and several
others were watching at the next corner to see
that the blow was fatal. The reason for this
murderous attack seems TO be as folIowe: Ri-
mossa, an Italian barber, had been, several
years ago, forced to leave Italy for some dark
| and horrible crime, and escaped TO New Or.
leans. Maria Solari had, by some means, be-
came acquainted with his terrible secret. She
was sewing maid in the mansion of noble.
man OF great wealth, who, in the recent Italian
troubles, was suspected of liberalism, con-
demned to death, ard his property con6scated.
He, however, escaped, and Mara has, since
that time, been able TO sustain her former pa
tron from the profits Of little shop, between
ST. Louis and Toulouse streets. At this hum.
BILE retreat a recognition took place between
her and Rimossa, and he, fearing that she
might diyulge his fatal secret, resolved TO muT-
der her. He was arrested, and admitted to bail
in $500 TO appear for further examination when
called for, W. are astonished that the accus-
ed should have been released on such palrry
security, with such charge against him. IL
he is guilty, Of course his arres, and admission
to bail will only operate as fair notice to ab-
| nd
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huRDEa WILL Cur.-on the 2Sd ult, a Mr. Gull
aver was arrested at Honlton, Me-, for The murder
OF Dir cog'wsil, shingle maker, which Is said to
have been committed two years ego, in ta, vicinity.
Gulliver boarded at the time with coss~sI, and
the vie ct the latter became enauaored with her
boarder. and instisated him to the murder. After
Cog'weli was missing, GuEver reported .hss hs
had run Oh Ars Cogsweli returned 70 her friends
in New Brunswick add CULVER shortly followed.
They lived together for ssms time, bu, at Lass
qusrreled-when she twltted him Of having allied
her husband. His reply was, ..you urged me TO do
IL Inis being overheard. led 10 his srFe't
party OF friends ~ gone to the snipge camp 70
search for the Dones OF Mr. Coyswen
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IMPOBTAET AND CHEERING NEWS!
FSARIsES & KINGS


ISHIP EXPRESS,
Per ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWS.
REDUCED RATES. AND INCREASED EXPEDI
TIOH, DC &C.
FT1HE prOprietocs having made new arrangements
Il for the still better dispatch Of their Express by
che steaIngni,,8 90 R0anoke and jamestown from
New YORK. they wish To- keep it before the public,
that PARSER * KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS.ls always on hand tor the eccommoda,
don Cf their friends, at the lowest rates and unpa.
raeled ci. patrc- their Express leaving New York
Is generally ds;yered at almost every point of Viz
Rinia in AZ hours ard throughout North Carolina in
So hours, and forty per cent below the old HUM
BUG MONOPOLY.
PARSE & KINGS fscilitiC 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
humbug, Imposition and monopoly.
Tg- Be sCfe 10 order your goods by Parfsen
e. Kings Express, No z Barclay street, New
York.
E- Rest assured. that all they promise, they
will faithfully fulfil !!
PARISkA d KING, No Barclay st, NY,
and bol.inebrook street, Petersburg, Va.
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A T AND BELOW COsT.-Oniy for
= few days i0Dger.-As am forced to close
in few days in order that my store may be tho
roughly repaired By the lst OF September, | would
respectfully call the attention of the public to the
fact that | have good assortment of Dry Goods on
hand yet, which am determined to run eff before
closing, as Intend to reopen the 1st OF Saptem.
Der, with an e9ire new STOCK OF Fall and Winter
Dry Goods. Cali soon il you wish to secure bar
gains. Il ROSENFELO,
jy 25 IT'S Broad street
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kLPACCA SACKS. DUCK FRDCkS.
IL &c.-PER JAMESTOWN, JULY 26.-We
have this morning received fine assortment O,
black Alpaca Sacks; white and bro-n Duck Frocks;
Planters Linen Frocks. bound striped Union Drill
Frock, 40; Grass Gngham do; whise Marseilles
Vests; black Italian cord 90; English SIX, &c Call
at the Money Saving Institution or
KEEN, CHILES e. BALDWIN,
No 1G2 Main street.
NIB New style white, black and fancy rich en-
h-nidara6 md Silk nnara Tiaa iQ 21
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STRUCK BY LlGHTNiNG.-On Monday, the
25th ult., Dir. Thomas NcGehee, young gen.
tleman about 20 years Of age, while returning
from MonigomerJ, Ala, to his plantation,
about 10 miles from the city, was Instantly
killed by ightning. His horse was also killed.
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NEW MEDICINE STORE, No ~ Main
" street, next door 10 Van Lew d. Taylors -
PATERSON & JACKSON respectfully announce
thst they have taken the above named stand for the
purpose of conducting the Apotheeary and
Drug Business, They are receipt Of, and
will keep always on hand large and complete
assortment OF fresh aud genuine Drugs, Medicines,
and Chemicals Also, Paints, Oils. Window Gsss,
Dye Stuts, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Chewing
Tobacco, SeGsrs &c,
Our stock having been selected with great care
by one Of tne firm in person. from the most reliable
s:or,hern houses, Physicians and others may rely
upon obtaining articles from fresh, genuine.
and tree from sdglteration, and on terms accom-
nodatng ana satisfactory, as they be purchased
elsewhere.
Prescriptions will be neatly and accurately con-
pounded, q t eli times of night or day.
share of patronage is solicited from our frit nds
and the public generally, and no e.ort viii be spared
TO merit its continuance
Ric -nonnd .Inlv 27 lS9}-Trn
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The ship Hindoo, about 20 sail from New
York 10 Australia, has $40 600 ieet OF lumber
on board.
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u William A. Holloway was. sfssr an ezsni-
nslioa Setofe the Mayor Of Petersburg. committed
on SATURDAY iasi upon the chargaof roeblDg R.eha
. Lewis oil asnsll smoant OF moEey-sas. BON
Were from Brunswiex counsy--rode togester 10
Peserseurg IN abrgsy--sEd after seains thsre WEEK
round 10 ste The sights Of the place, tsssag enn.
here ana saere, until tsss csndision oi mind sea
body naoss favorable to lhsfs was reached ey LsviA
which Was taken advantage OF BY Holloway.