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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-10-12
BOOTS AND SHOES

among the good people of Ashland county, with
almost unesamPlsd Prodisulity, and at exceeding
low prices.
PLaISm GaAD1IH9SS
tBless 'cmI have been particularly cared Tor In
the selection Of four stock. We have a (ull assert
mont Of fancy aud dress shoes and g%uiteTsj chill.
drens boots and shoes ofall kinds, C%olorS, sizes
and qualities, together with anything and every
thing that is usually kept In u boot and shoe
store. .
Uncomfortable and fashionable clothing for the
feet, and low prices, arc inducements to the peo-
pie, 10 these times, then we shall expect to draw
''full houses"
GrRemember our locality opposite II. Luther
& Co.'s Hardware store, and three doors above
J. R. Squiro's Empire store.
PRODUCE of all kinds taken in exchange for
Boots and Shoes.
N. u. All kinds OF work made to order, and
mending done with ueatncss and despatch.
J. WATSON l. STUBS.
May II, 1853. 6m5i
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SllERlFF'S SALE.
RS. Common plens.
Alexander Buchan.
PURSUANT to The command Of IN Alias Ven
i d. ESponas issued in tho above case from
the court Of common pleas Of Ashland county
and State OF Ohio to me directed ! will expose
to public sale at the door Of the court house in
said county
On Monday The 2ih day of October,
A D 1859, between the hours often O'Clock A NJ
aud four o'clock p NJ Of said day the bllowing
described Real Estate situate and being in tho
county Of Ashland aud State nrOhlo TO wit: Lots
number twonty-throo (23 and lwcnty-f6ar teDin
tho town Of Ashland, to be- sold as the property
of Alexander Buchnh. Appraised at four hun
drod dollars. Terms Of sale cash.
JONES, Sheriff..
Ashland Sept u, IS63' lSwjpi!2
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We attest the truth Of the above statement.
NJ. McGINrY, Editor If The Nashville Wing
j. NJ. ZIMMERMAN, Druggist.
FOR A COUGH-

PIrrsDURG, PA. Feb. %, 1851.
Dear Sir;-for thrse years | have been allie
ted nith a Cough, SO distressing that | frequently
dispaired ofrecoyery; much Of the time | was OBJ
liged to sit up all night in M chair, as my cough
would %sufOcate me when | laid down. Having
used many remedies without much relief, | atlast
tried the CHERRY PECT0RAL which under
Providence has cured me altogether.
am with gratitude pours,
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE!

TT having been satisfactorily ascertuined that
Il the construction ofthe Franklin and Warren
Rail Road is now among the "fxed facts" OF the
age, II may safely be permitted, without detri.
ment to the public interests, the masculine gen.
der residing within the limits Of Ashland county,
to cast up their heels up, and e%ielaim, IN The
language oil the poet, 900 IT BOOTSi" Az for
the new firm Of Wasson 4 StObbs, they hive re-
solved 10 ''so ii' At all hazards, and undefscll all
competitors In the boot or shoe line. Our new
locomotive lfof which sec small billsl Is pouring
out the
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This is onsof The numerous cures Of asthma uhieh
hare been accredited 10 Cherry PectordI.

This ii ontof the numerous cures Of dsfhmd Which
hare been accredited 10 Cherry PeeiOrdi.
ALBANY, N. Y, April II, 1913.
On. AVER, Lowell. DEAR Sn' | have for years
been afflicted with Asthma in the worst form, so
that | have been obliged to sleepin my chair for q
larger part Of the time, being unable to breathe on
my bed. had tried agreat many medicines, TO no
purpose, until my physician prescribed, as an cx.
pertinent, your CHERRY PEcroRAL.
At first il seemed TO make me me worse; but. in
less than a week | began to experience the most
gratifying relief from its use; abe now, in four
weeks, the disease is entirely removed. | eau
sle,p on my bed with comfort, and enjoy astate of
heelth which | had neyer expected To eujoy.
GEORGE S, FARANT,
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"And by The riuer, upon the bank thereof; sha
gTOu all trees for meat, phose leaf shall mol Jda
and the Jruii. thereof shall be for meat, and the ledj
thereof for mfdieine."
Here was hope for the sick reco rdcd long age
and every yonr adds new proof to the assurance
that these promises shall no, fail.
As medical Science discovers and designates the
remedies nature has given, one by one, tn" disea.
SEES that affiict our race yield to the control Of art,
0fall the maladies we suffer from, none has car.
ried more victims to an untimely grave than con-
sumption ofthe Lungs. Suhjoined w give some
evidence that this too may DO curod, and that Pul.
monary Complaints, in all their iofms, may be
removed by CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Space will not permit ue 70 publish here an
proportion of the cures it has effected but the A
gent below named, viii. furnish our Circular, free
whereon are full particu lurs and indisputable proc
of tlese facts;
Sufferers: read and Judge for yourselves.
FOR INFLUENZA AND WTI0OPlNG COUGH.
NASHVILLE, TEHs., June 26, 1851.
Sir; ] have repeatedly used your CHERRy PFC.
ToRAL for Whooping Cough and Influenza and have
no hesitation IL Prnnouncing il a complete remedy.
-Four of my children have been afflicted with these
diseases, and the free use Of the PECronAL has all
ways afforded almost instant relief
JAMES GLOVER.
We attest the truth Of the above statement.
NJ. McGINTY, Editor ofIhe Nashville Wing
J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN, Druggist.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTELS G Apperson, Buck
ingham; j j Moss, do: G w Hardy and A H Flgg,
Lunenburg; R G Holloway, Nottoway; II T Miller,
Chesterfield; T Enroughiy, Nottoway; Rohn,
Essex; r w Matthews and e D Bennett Pitts Viva
mia; w WMichaux and E Baugh, Powhatan; o
Clarke, Howardsyille; Mr. Boswell, A Watron,
r Garner and Brame, Lunenburg; w 7 Noel
and II Sweeney, N c; N Dawson, Brooksyille; G
w Stephens and Thompson, Petersburg NJ
Wilson, Warrenton; Vaughan, Petersburg;
l. Perkins, do; r Carson, Grayson; Cousins and
VIM Berry Petersburg; r Erambert, Farmyille;
G Bryne, sadler. Petersburg; NJ Cunning.
ham, Bedford; Jno Pecke Botetourt; c Fisher,
Lynchburg; Ferguson, Nelson; L Lester j
D Wilkinson, Chesterfield; J Z saunderson, Pat
tonsburg; p B Crowder, Amelia; T l. Brown,
Chesterfield w Fleming, Virginia: w J Smith
son, Lunenbure; w w Jones' H Jones' Cumber-
land; P Jones, King and Queen; H Meridith,
Lynchburg; Geo w Hardy, Lunenbure; DR. T ]
Woodbridge Virginia; II Figg, Lunenburg; w
H Davis, High Bridge; Jno Gresham, Jno Bass
VIM Goode, Chesterfield.
| AMERICAN HOTEL-JA Roberts, Amelia. T
Hewlett, do; E Hawkins, Va; D Ceghill, Boydton;
S Daley, do; R A Puryear, Meeklenburg; D Wal
ker, Richmond: J H Burriss and daughter, Anne
liz; B Nowlin, Va; Mrs NJ Jordan, do; T NJ Dun.
nington Lynchburg; T Nash, ] Gouldman and
G d Beale, do; Mr Anderson and lady, Washington;
J Rowlett Petersburg; L B Lewis Charlotte; f
Roberts, do; T Mofitt, Appomattox II Flood,
do; N G Mann, Amelia; NJ 3 Noble, S Coleman
and w III Brown, do; ] Allan, Richmond; w G
Allan, do; Angas, c: A Brown, Petersburg;
Berkely, Amelia; Jas Mecord, do; Jno Hob
son, Jno Harvie Powhatan r P Archer, Anne
liza; Otey Lynchburg; F Burden, Greenbrier;
Tyler, Spotsylvania F Cowherd, Orange; w
Tredwell, Amelia w c Arms, Prince Ed; w NJ
Overton, de; v Gaines, Charlotte; Jas w Dow
| ney, Miss A Dowaey, N C; H Conway Louis
vile, Ky; w Lancaster, Petersburg; s w Vene-
bic, do: w T Darlington, Halifax; K I Fraser and
son, Lufsey, C Cabiness, Jno Myrick, w w
| Cabiness. 7 w Gillian, Petersburg Mr. Mertieps,
New Orleans; p w Dunn, Va; A Edgar, T Wills,
New York; w Weaver, Walton, Brunswick;
Thos B Hill, Hill, Halifax; DR. M Scott, Rich
mord.
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DIED

In this city, on Monday night, FREDERICK W.
LEEDS, JR., aged about twenty-three years, and q
native Of New York city. His funeral viii take place
this morning, at O'Clock, from Trinity church.
Mr.. LEEDS had been for some two years previous to
his illness, Reporter for the Dispatch. He
skilal stenographer and most excellent sAetcher of
delberative proceedings. In his disposition he was
gentle kind and obi sng, aud ali the tendencies of his
heart were humane and pure He has been cut off at
very early age, before the powers CT his mind
were indeed fairly developed. Had he been spared
he would have risen distinction in his proessiou-
His death very sincerely lamented by the wide cir
Gle of aequaintGnces he had formed in this city.
At his residence, IN the county of Hanover, On Sun
day, the l9th inst, PHILIP B, WINSTON, Esq, IN
the 69th year of his age, leaving large family and
friends and relations TO beoan their ire
parable Truly may it be said, IAN honest man,
the noblest work Of Cod has been gathered to his
fathers. The writer leaves Il to ADLER pen TO do
justice 70 the memory of the deceased. T.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT. q.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Triton, Brown, Wilmington, lumber, to E. T
Ragand Il Co, and 2 .Vanduerson
Schr. Susan, Better, Cabin Point, lumber.
Schr. Chanceford, Andrew, Philadelphia, pig iron
to Joseph r. Anderson
Schr Henrico, Chester, New York, Indse to D. Cur
RE.
Schr Fidelia, Corson, Philadelphia, iron and hay.
Schr. Liberty, Godfrey, New York, guano.
Schr Clarissa Butt Taylor, Philadelphia, coal TO J.
w. Wright
Schr. b. E. Sharp. Sharp. Albany, lumber to E. F.
Raglan & Co.
Schr d. 5. S.urges, Fairchild, salt TO Davenport,
Allen l. Co.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baynore, Philadelphia,
mdse and passengers.
SAILED,
ESchr. Ann Eliza, Assay, Connecticut. coal.
Schr. Merchant. Winters New YORK, D. Currie.
Schr. Waiter Williams William, Hampton Roads,
flour.
Schr. Mary Ann, Merrell, Hampton Roads, flour.
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse
and passengers
Steamer Belvidere. Clifford Bait, mdse.
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The political world seems TO be mach in
terested in two letters which were addressed
to the Ratification meeting held in Tamnany
HAL Friday night, to ratify the nominations
eiz the sofa Shell Convention at Syracuse
They were from Judge GEgRsz c. Bronson,
Collector Of New York, and Gu. o,cossog,
District Attorney. They both repadiate the
Soff Shell ticket. Judge BRossos letter i
sae OF the sharpest and plainest poliliea,
episties we ever read. He tells the meeting
Ut Tammany Hall that those who introduce
sonyicts and bullies into thek State ConYcn.
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Two AT CLIP.-Biddy, slave, in the
service of Edmund Anderson, charged with stealing
Clothing and money from Lucy, in the service Of Mr..
Waifhall and jim, In the employ Of John E. Kelly,
servant, from arresfing the thie when pursuit of
her, each convicted and ordered to be logged.
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: e iynchbnrg Express announces the ar
risai there of another new Engine for the
.cnoarg and Tennessee Railroad. 1t lie
oaiied the Peaks of Otter, and is from the
aa =. Of Messrs. Anderson, Souther
d Pickering OF this city.
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pEATH oFANAyAL suaeEos--P assed As. istant
saFgeon Daniel l.. Bryan, U. 8. N, died Of yellow
ie'e' a. ne Naval Hospital, Pensacola, few days
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popular wiiter, speaking Of the proposed oce-
aEic ,eiegfaph, wonders whether the news trans
united inroush salt water would be fresh.
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Cow At

Cow AT LAsT.-Patrick Maxield and
family set of very notorious free negroes have AZ
length left the State for Pennsylvania. happy nd
dance TO this city ola troublesome tribe.
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Judge Rayiy, of Virginia. has consented to deliy
er TIE animal address ut the Maryland Agricultural
Exhibition which Ia TO be held Il Marlboro In No
yember next
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TRIRuTE OF RESPECT-Ata calle,

TRIBUTE OF RESPECTFUL called
meeting of the Phi Sigma Society, held on Monday
evening the 18th nst the President having stated the
object OF the meeting it moved that committee
of three be appointed to draft of resolutions
suitable TO the occasion. The President appointed as
the committee Mr.. Sampson Jones. jr., Mr.. Edward
ST. George Cooke, and Mr.. John NJ. Strother who re-
ported the following preamble and resolutions.
WHEREAS, An all-wise Providence has seen fit
suddenly TO cut off in the flower of his youth and TO
remove from midst beloved fellow-rn enlber
and former President, EDWARD E. LYONS; we
the members ofthe Phi Sigma Society," while we yield
with submission to the DEGREES of Almighty God do
Resolve,
/. That we deeply sympathize with the family of
our deceased friend, and otter them coincidence
IN this, the hour of our common bereavement.
2. That though we can but mourn his loss, yet we
cherish the hope, tina: in leaving this world OF sorrow
he has gone TO that wsrld above where eternal bliss
will be has portion.
g. That a committee of three be appointed to hand
copy of these resolutions to the family of Cur de-
parted felow-menbeT, and have them published in
The daily papers of the city.
That these resolutions recorded in the minutes
Of the Society.
The resolutions being received, the President ap-
pointed the committee under the third resolution,
Mr.. Cooke Mr.. +. James, jr., and Mr.. S:rother AID
then the meeting adjourned.
ARCHER ANDERSON, President.
JNo. NJ STRoTHER, Sec'y. 28-it*
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lMPupEscE.-A yellow fellow, calling
himself Robert Taylor ordered SO stripes by the
Mayor, yesterday morning. and then committed TO
JAIL for being in the the ght before in state
Of nudity, and for threatening assault white
with a brickbat
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IscEsprARY.-Matilda, DR.. JOHN Doves

servant suspected of attempting to fire a house on
Saturday week was examined before the MayoI,
yesterday and then discharged the evidence not be-
ing ct alL conclusive as TO her guilt.
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HABEAs CoRPus.-In our article on yes
terday, in relation to the seaman Lasher, who was
discharged frem confinement by Judge Halyburton,
perhaps should have also stated that the seaman
committed to jail until the brig should be ready
to proceed on her voyage. till the master tNewbe-
gin) should require his discharged The master sailed
leaving the seaman in Jail, hence it necessary to
resort to the habeas corpus
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! WRoxn PAss.-A nerro Woman named

WEoSG PAss.-A negro woman named
Amy caught and Gagged last Monday night for having
an improper pass, was brought before the Mayor
yesterday. The evidence proved that she was hired
70 h-r husband, free man, named Benz. Wallace,
had been TO Leopold Rushhacker's to attend a sick
person, and was on her way home when taken. The
court discharged her.
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FInE.--Between and O'CLOCK last
nief, the ,ohaceo factory OF Mr. Geo. d. Hsswoed
on Cary street, bstween l7fh and 18th streets, was
.scossfed 70 be On fret ard ncw.i hatanding the ak
rtosts 81 The trs raen, burned to the ground. The
hotlss " arr5erafand belonged TO Mr. y. o. Stearps
and was Insured for e., SEQ. Mr. Harwood's loss ia
i pr haby heayy bur to what extent he is insured
we could not Ascertain
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LAID OsER.-Patrick Raglan, ST., and
Patrick Raean IT. charged with assaultine and beat
ins Patrick Brown, win be examined before the
Mayor To-Day for the offence.
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we are occasionally seriously annoyed bv mai,
iaiiufee, ana have to depend upon slender resou,.
ees 70 MI out our column Of latest news sre, a.
instance occurred last evening. We received NJ
papers from north Of Wash,a,.o, -, 1e''ea no
lev from any seuraa ~
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Ar IAncr.-A slave Off. 4. Coleman,s

na,n. Beding, found going large. brought be-
fore the hiay0f yesterday who discharged the GER
want from custody hut gave information To the At
forney fur The Commonwealth, ~ that the master
might be prosecuted under the State law.
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B. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT
LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-Practices in all
the Courts of Henrico, Hanover and RICHMOND city
AS Notary Public particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions, lin out of his oice
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds, Relin9uish-
ments of Dover sc. Claims for collection entrusted
TO him promptly attended TO, 49,
Office, No. 81 three doors above City Hotel, On
North side Of Main street, Richmond, Va
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Observation-Disclosures Davis. n nerr,

4NVI KUNEUt- IItHurIsVH 1JUfIs q kNEaV
boy charged with stealing the ulster of free wo-
man. and arrested or SUSPICION of doing was brot
before the Mayor yesterday morning. examined and
set at Eberfy - 81 s
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDI
CINE, By DR.. z. d. ROBINSON.
Iy Office on Franklin, between 18th and 18th
streets. jy 15-1y
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RICHMOND MARKETS-SEPT. II.
CORRECTED DAILY.
Our market remains as esterday-nothng doing in
the Produce Markets-aiI waiting for the steamers
news
Flour and Grain without change, Sales of Tobacco
liulited-Ihe quantity coming III very small. Bust
ness in the Dry Gooos and Grocery limited.
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JOB AND CARD PkINTING.-The
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, aud is prepared TO do this description Of
PRINTING on as reasonable terms as else where IN
the city, as well as every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens.
Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale.
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Call and examine before you buy. Sc 2s-lm
I EECHES I,EECHES-

LEECHES, LEECHES.-The public
are hereby informed that have Just received by the
steamer jamestown, a lot OF superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECAES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel. 18th street, and at
nigh. on 18th, between Main and Franklin streets
Sc IA r. C. HUBSON.
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PHOENIX BANk.-The Notes OF this
issue viii be redeemed in Richmond bv II r. PAIRO
co. in Washington City by PAIRo NoURSE-
ae pts
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LEE q BAYIY, ATTORNEYS Al
q Ststes.
~ SAMUEL T. BAYLy NOTARY PUBLIC
Office on 18th street, second door fIsm Man.
E an fprs
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NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk Richmond Petersburg. &c. INTENDED for ship
me Mt per steamers ROANOKE OF JAMESTOWN
will hereafter be received By Messrs. ADAMS CO.
So Broadway who are the only authorized agents Tor
Express privileges by these ships.
Office Of New York and Virginia Steamship CON-
pany, No. 80 Broadway.
Nru 1s..,a1 1oSg lie Is
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THE ASTONISHING NJ.
ATTENTION BLUES -Att

A I Z n 1 y N DLUE0 .-AtttHU
Meeting OF your Company at Lafayette Hail.
WEDNESDAY next. the 18th inst, at half past
O'Clock, P. NJ. By order of the Lieut. commanding.
Sc S1=2t LNO. Z. REGNAJILU. Orderly
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VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAkS,
Plaid and BIoeade Silks, Rich Cashmere Piaids, plain
Merinoes and de LANES French Enbrode RES great
variety; Mourning Goods of every kind; Hosiery in
complete assert meni; Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Furniture Prints; Ribbands in variety, &c. &c. &c
large and well selected Stock OF the best styles Of
these goods, just receivedty
T.R. PRICE& co.
Gil nna axannine hafn Won hnv Sc 2i-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WASHINGTON INVINCIBLES AT
TENTION ATTEND Drill of your Company on the
Capitoi Square, on WEDNESDAY, at 8 O'Clock, z.
NJ. BY order of III" CAPTAIN. SEE
YOUNG GUARD ATTENTIONS At
tend Meeting and Drill at your Arnory, THIS
EVENING, t2Sth inst, at O'clock punctuaily. By
order of the Captain.
ez8 JOS w. BARLOW, o. S.
THE ASTONISHING NUMBER OF
hard Jumps, Tumors, Warts and Calises the NUS
TANG LINIMENT has taken away, will induce
those Who are troubled with them to try it.
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ATTENTION, RICHMOND LIGHT

Parade in front of the City Hal, on
WEDNESDAY next the 18th instant, at o'clock,
P. NJ. fully equipped. By order of your Captain.
SO o2-td w O. GEORGE @ 8
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HENRY @. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT
LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner Of
Deeds, Gc for New York, Pennsy wanna Ohio, North
Carolins, Tennessee, &c.
Practices in the Courts Of RiehHond city and Hen
rico county. VIII attend promptly 70 ali Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted.
0sice On Franklin near Governor street.
"a g--Gn,
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REMOVAL The subscriber has re-
moved from his former place 81 business No g. Eff
teenth street. 70 cue Of the new Iron Front Buildings
su 29-lm GEORGE j. SIMMER
=. T. j. CARSON Il CO., NO. II AND
IS LIGHT STREET. BALTIMORE. AND NO &c
WATER STREET, NEW YoRK.-A good azsort.
rnent of Bacon, Pork and Lard always On hand and
for sale at lowest r1eEket prices. lie Ely
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GWEET OIL.--30u boxes Sweet Oh,
~ suitable for Tobacco Manufacturers 81 low lis
BENNRTT BEERS.
sc % Drug ists.
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IMPORTED ESSENTIAL 0ILS.--ou
i lhs London Essential OIL Bitter Almonds ieo
BIS ChiSess Oil Cinnamon: 40 lbs Os Annises pee
easias Gloves, Sc Ge., for sac BIZ
se % BENNETTG HERS, Druggisss,
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ROPER & MURRAY, UNDERTA
KERs, Governor street, between Main and Franklin
IL s-ly
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MAYO q Bolts, ATTORNEYS AT
LAW, will practice in the Courts of Richmond, and
the counties of Henrico and Hanover.
sSroffice in basement Of Metropolitan Hall,
FRANKLIN street. BEVERLEY Z. BOTTS.
Sc I5-dlm ABEL y. MAYO.
ABEL q. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office on franklin street, under the Metropolitan
Hall, Richmond, Va ssl6-iy
AMERICAN HOTEL.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
J. M1LDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
Sc l5-1y Formeylya at Iones's Hotel. Philadeiehia.
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
OF C. w. PURCELL l. CO.-The kotes OF the
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANh are re-
deemed as heretofore at par at our counter.
q AL solvent Washington Small Notes, VIII for
the present be redeemed ut par froin Mercnahis.
We canton the public therefore against paying any
discount on small notes dated ut Washington.
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JOSEPH j. COOKE & CO., No. Is,
Greenwich street, New York.
Agents for the purchase and shpment Of MER-
CEANDISE for the California and Oregon Markets.
JOSEPH J. COOKE.
GEO. LEWIS COOKE.
JOHN n. WILLIAMS. an io--am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-28

ffNONQUA BEANS.--l000 pounds Prime
u Tonqaa Beans viii b. sold at New York prices,
by KENNETH 4 BEERS.
Sc % Druggists
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OST at the Exchange Hotel, POCKET
IL WALLET, containing about One Hundred Dol
lars, A LIBERAL reward will be given for its delivery
the Office of the Exchange Hotel, and questions
asked. 23-2ts