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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR-The address of
Hon. Abram w. Venable, Oh Wednesday, before
the State Agricultural Society Of North Carolina.
is spoken Of in the highest terms Of praise The
orator reached the ground at 70 o'clock He was
seated in magnificent coach drawn by four spirit
ed bay horses, preceded by the Marshas Of the day
and accompanied by Band Of music, entered the
enclosure. Upon arriving near the stand, the
Band struck up that lively and soul-stirring air.
"The Old North State and proposition to give
nine cheers for North Carolina was responded to
in manner that made the ''welkin ring" The Ger
respondent Of the Petersburg Express gives synep-
sis of the address, in which the speaker alluded in
feeling and approp:iate terms to the Old Dominion
which lie was proud to acknowledge as his mo-
Their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

THEATRE.--The especial attention OF
each reader 10 asked to the rieh bin presented the
Theatre tonight. Those who have not seen the
Pieces selected may rest assured of being admirably
entertained II they attend, aud therefore beKpsak
y fnilane fashionable house On the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

The Marshall county Va.) Agricultural E IN
ton was held at Moundsvilie on Tuesday and Wed
nesday OF this week. and was highly success lui'-
Prot Pendieton delivered the address. :, | ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

Augustus Cartledge shot Waterman named
Peter Feagan in Augusta, Ga, On the night Of the
18th. Feagan died, and Cartledge surrendered
himself to the authorities .. b..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

We learn from the Parkersburg Meas that on the
10Th inst carpenter shop adjoining the residence
Of r. w. Dickinson. in Claysyille, took fire, and
speedily Communicating with Mr.. Dickinson's
house both buildings were burned to the ground.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

THE WEATHER was damp, warm and sui
try yesterday-just such to produce bad colds and
lead to pneumonia. The afternoon far more like
April than October When the Indian Summer has
passed by we NAV then expect cold spell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

RECEIVING 4 Stolen PIG.-William E.
Wade, charged with receiving pig stolen from Fen
dali Griffin. by his servant, Edmund the 18th in
slant. was arraigned when A. J Crane, Esq, coun-
sci for the accused, moved examination, and the
party recognised to answer indictment before
the Grand Jury term of the County Court. Mr. and
Mrs. Aarl are the witnesses for the Commonwealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

Z The operatives in the cotton mills OF Harrisburg
and Reading, Pa. still On their strike for theten
hour rule. The mill IN Harrisburg has stopped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

JAMES GoRDoN BENNETT-Ine N. 10TH
Herald states thai rqject is on foot by
,,av.a;,, nar.ies. 70 blish, simultaneously,
on joint stock bass three NEWSPAPERS one
at Philadelphia. another at Boston, and a
third .. Baltimore the whole to be under the
control of AIR. Bennett, of the Herald 1t is
proposed that capital of 100000 be raised
for the scheme, half of which would be Of
fered to Mr.. Bennett He has the scheme
under consideration, and viii decide in a few
DAYS So says the Hera!I.
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SLAVE STAhPEpE.-The slaves in Mason county,
Va, are becoming migratory in their habits. With
IN the last fortnight, eight have made their escape
to parts unknown. They were the property OF
Mesers. Beale, Bateman, Capehart and Mrs Lewis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

The fly is said to have appeared in the whea .
sown IN August, in the Valley OF Virginia. uoiiis
much damage. I, 80 j
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The editor Of the Southwestern .Adoooase, writiu

from Union, Monroe county, says:
An elopement in low life occurred at the Salt
Sulphur Springs-three miles distant--a few days
since The worthless were a white man named
Lewis McMann, in the employ OF Messrs. Erskint
e. Carpshers-proprietore { I the Sprinss-and a
saulotso girl employed there, belonging to WIND
ham Robertson, Etq. They were pursued and ar
miles below Gauley bridge. They were broueh,
back here, committed to Jail and viii be tried To-
morrow. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

OEz1NtA II
discovered an unlawful assembly Of negroes NTH
grocery of James Enroughty, last THURSDAY morn
ing, and reported the facts 70 the Mayor. The &C,
cused party appeared in Court yesterday and heard
the, evidence The Mayor then continued the case
until third Monday 10 November and lin the mean
time directed the officer tc appear before the next
Grand jury and give the necessary Information IN
order that the charge may first be tried before the
Hastings Court
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The BEAU IN TnounLr.-A black. woolly.

IHE BEAU In TRoUBLE.-A black, woolly.
faced free negro and hack driver named Carter Wee
yer notoros for his noisy conduct about the railroad
depots and Hotels of the city was brought bsforethe
Mayor yesterday for using nsoent and provoin lsn
gnnge to Waterman James w. Reed, last Saturday
night when spoken to about improper irving in,the
streets The Mayor, after hearing the required
the party to pay fine of IS and costs and then as
sured him hat repetition of the offence would cub
ect his back to unpleasant contact with other and
tougher skin ~
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New PUBXIcATIoN.-We are indebted to
Mr. G. N. WEST for The Countess de Char
n.y. or the Fal! of the French Monarchy; by
Alex ander Dumas" The admirers of this
fertile and brilliant writer, win welcome this
hook With pleasure.
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&C I422w j, GARRETT Treasurer.
GEORGE j. SUMNER, IMPORTER

GEORGE j.. SUMNER, IMPORTER
~ AND DEALER IN CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTHENWARE, No. %, PEARL STREET, Iron
BUILDINGS, RICHMOND,
Is now receiving his Fail stock Of EARTHEN-
WARE and CHINA OF his own importation, enG ftor1
the manufactures his stock of GLASS, LOOKING
GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, aCs, to which he IL
vites the attention of Merchants visiting this market,
assuring them that it will be found extensive, ard
ment IN this country, North or South.
Special attention given to PACKING and shipping.
an 2o-dd c2m
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kanawha salt has advanced at Louisville IRON
90 a 81 cents TO % AZ cents per bushel
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We learn from the Virgiai that a meeting OF
the friends ofthe Orange and Alexandria Railroa
extension was held at Amherst Court House on
Monday. a considerable amount Of stock was sub
scribed.
The City Council OF Lynchburg has appointed
N. H. Campbell for the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, and T. D. Jennings for the James River
and kanawha Canal Companies, as Proxies for the
City at the next annual meeting of the stockholders
Of said Companies.
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EALL AMI WINTER GOODS 81

Il cond supply--Ne shall have open on Monday the
24t Instant for exhibition and SALE the most attrac
eapd cheapest stock of DRY GOODS that has been
offered this season We name ia part, rc Brocade
and plain Silks of every shsde French and En- glish
Merinoes and MouselInes, Raw Silk Piaids OF the
richest colors SO cents per yard; Worsted Plads
ward wide at SO cents, worth double; Linen Cambria
Hdkfs from 81 cents 70 the finest quality. and the
largest assortment Of Chemisetts Collars, Sleeves
and Worked Hdkfs, which will be sold at unusually
low prices; Worked Bands, double and single, very
cheap; square, long and Grape Shawls: few fine
Cloaks, very handsomely trmmed cases of superior
Irish Linen, 10 which invite particular attention
As all the above goods, with many others, were
bought within the last few days at the Northern
tons therefore, we can with confidence assure all
those 10 want of bargains that they viii not be dis
appointed by giving us d call, a. No 1913 Broad ct.
nc 22-6t J. MILLHISER & BROTHER.
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Ev THOMAs w kFEsFP
son,es WITH Geo. = Sumner No 20 Pear S,.sEe
CHASpIsE H III q sysry description q s vi
oc 7-dlm iIeRE, Ae
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Wehave heretofore contradtcted the rumo- CT
the death ofex Governor David Campbell-yet the
following extract from letter written by him to
the editor of the Charlottesville Jecrsonian dated
Oct. Il, will be read with interest:
81 see by paragraph in your paper, that the
Rockingham Register had announced my death
have the pleasure, however, Of assuring you It's
mistake am as you see yet alive"
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sY 10 BUILDERS AND tJTHFpS
asnTpgned Will furnish 70 Builders aud o5beI. u
s sEk o and Timber Of every sescrpoe u ~ n
the most re asonable prices TO be Poses a.
Tnond on the shortest notice. e'e' az R.ca-
Orders left with ABEL U. MAYO, Eso ..,,.
nndeT the metropolitan Hall, Franka 49,, as once
oc6-d3m gA1fr-rr m -
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~ NOTICE TO THE sTOcE tIor r, r,,,nl
THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL R4IIscD IN as 0F
PANYIThe annual meeting Of the 81 eQA-
of the Virginia Central Railroad Gems aoSs's
held IN Richmond on THURSDAY tie f6tp WI 70
Stockhoiders will travel free on the car. y,
and returning from the meeting O"'' IL g9angt
oc6-tl0No J. GARRETT T-e,...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

O. JOB AND CARD PRINTiNG.-Thae DrS.
PATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever In
this city and Is prepared to do this description ~
PRINTING on as reasonable terms as elsewhere IN
the CITY, as well as every other kind of PLAIN AND
FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens
IS- Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale se9-dtf
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EF LEECHES, LEECHES.-The publr s-a
hereby informed that I have just received nv sc
steamer jamestown, lot of superior Swedish ana
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be anIi;sS
upon the most reasonable terms The subscribe reo
be found at all hours of the day at the hsr d~sssfr
saloon under the American Hotel, 18th street ard az
night on 18th, between Main and Franklin strsets
sc IA r. HopaoSr
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I ICORRICE, Sc.-l0 cases u. Z. opall-
~ ish Lcorice.
20 cases c. Il A. Spanish Mass Licorice
30 cases Sanfords do do
10 cases Barraccoa Calabria stick do e-
so ounces very superior Otto of Roses
400 lbs very superior Tonqua Beans
loo bbls Rvanna Extra Flour
SelfSharpening Feed Cutters, various sizes.
AL of the above are now in store and for sale on
accommodating terms by ..-f Fl
JOHN A. ROBINSON,
D Cary and Va
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" VELVET AND CLOTH eLOAKs D.,
and Brocade Silks Rich Cashmere Paids plsin Ns aa
variety; Mourning Goods of every kind. HoS. great
complete assortment; Lace and Musl;n C msisy n
Furniture Prnis; Ribbands in variety, &c. 49,
these goods, just received BY Ssi'es ef
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-22

" B. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
| AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Practices in al The
Courts of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond civ
AS Notary Public, particular attention will be PAID
70 the taking of Dispositions lin or out of his osee1
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds Relinqu,sb-
ments of Dover &c. Claims for collection eDtrstsa
| to him promptly attended to-
Office, No. 81, three doors above City Hotel en-
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de Ply
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MILITARY.

OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD Co,
Richmond, Oct. 18th, 1853.
dividend NOTICE.-The Board of
~ Directors of the Virginia Central Railroad Com
pany, al meeting held at the Office of the company
the 18th October, 1853, declared dividend cf 70
per cent the stock held under the Acts of 1885 ard
IS, March 9th, l3f7, March 27th, 1885, and on the
stock subscribed by the commonwealth under the Act
of March 22d, 1851, payable ia the bonds ofthe
pany redeelnable the 18th October 1875 pith ic-
terest payable annually from 18th October, 1885.
The bonds TO be issued by the above authority viii
be ready for delivery soon as they can be prepared
of which due notice will be given
By order of the Board
&C I4-2w I GARRETT Treasurer
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q BATHS, BATHS. BATHs-uo, -.
showsp Baths can Be had daily a. the log ard
American 1na ssasap9ong Saloon aasi =.
Single Bath 25cents, or five t;eIsts sas
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T OST, or Stolen at the auction sale of fur

Il OS1, or stolen at the auction sale OF fur-
IL nture yesterday. at the residence of the late
VIM. M. Fulton, on Main street, FIFTEEN DOL
LAR NOTE of the Exchange Bank of Virginia, and
a TEN DOLLAR NOTE the Bank of North Caro-
lima reasonable reward will he given for the return
of the money, if left at the Dispatch Office if lost
the whole sum 1926 if stolen, for the apprehen-
sion of the thief oc 22--ift
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR

IL SALE.-Mrs. DAVENPORT, intending short
ly from the city, offers for sale privately,
at her residence 3rd street, between Grace and
Franklin her entire stock Of household and kitchen
furniture. Most of the furniture is city made, and
has been but little used. Persons wishing to pur-
chase are invited to call and examine.
For sale also, an eligible PEW in the End Baptist
Church; which will be sold low, the family having
no fnrtber nse for it, oc 20-l0tN
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, NEWspA.
IN PERs, MAGAZINES, nc, at L. Il. SMITHS
Book store Opposite the American Hotfl
HOMES OF THE NEW WORLD; BY Frederika
Bremen 2 vols. Cloth. o.
THE MIDNIGHT oUEEN; By George Lippard-
Is cents.
sPIRITuALIsM hy Judge Edmonds-s1.5o
SECOND WAR WITH ENGLAND; by D. r.
FUN JOTTINGs; by n T. wiIiia-s1.25
ONE YEAR. o tale of Wedloek-5e cts.
THE BRIDE OF OMBERG--50 cts.
STARRING TO SPEND; by r. s Arthur--75 cts
JANE SETON; orr the Kings Advocate--56 ets &
THE NEW YORK JOURNAL for October--f2II
cents ~
YANKEE NOTIONS for Noyember-a full ian
as ever. ~ : : 49, q Is 81 Ne4s -
GLEAsoNs PICTORIAL, Earnun's News, Flag,
Banper Post, Weekly Herald, Pilot, Courier iter-
airy Museum, Home Gazette, Police Gazette, Scien-
tiGc American and all the Northern Literary Papers
for this week. fl
tT-The most complete assortment Of CHEAP
PUBLICATIONS, TOY BOOKS. SONG BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS, PLAYS, STATI ONERY, PRINTS,
FRAMES, 6c., to be found in this city, is at
oc pit SMITHS, opposite the American.
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VIRGINIA SYNOD Co. s.)-The annual sessip of
this body commenced at Hampden Sydney on the
18th and adjoured on the 10th inst The Farniville
Journal says ~
About 10 members were in attendance, md we
learn that the proceedings attracted much inter
est The establishment of fourth Pretessorship
in Union Theological Seminary was recommehded
by unanimous vote. Measures for increased eff
cheney in Missionary operations in Virginia, were
considered, an caused and able discussion The
next meeting of the Synod will be held in the city OF
Alexandria, in October, 1854.
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A BARGAIN Two large Stoves, with
I n pipe good new, having been used but q
short time, suitable for factory store for sale
low b.
oc 22-iw HCLST KING.
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,,,. v..hineton star Of Thursday esoning n''

~. .b,neton star Of Thursday evening n'o
the following .,.. Tho commits
soner Of fensoss has sssee 4 oneida ~ ca.e
arrest o. xa,.,r man. Of very respertabie CON
y quite mbs i charged with participation in pro
erna the forgery Of aavits IL supp1,s ..
s ,a ii the heifs of phireas Wh'sney oeeea'0e'
a revolutionary pensioner.
- c,.n,,v.sa REVOLUTIONARY PENsioSEEs.--
~, ,,5erstand that there are now surviving about
,seo evolutionary pensioners all OF wnom are re,
s,,larly drawing their pay from me ifsaseis y
,he United States, u -
The CoRvRrrE lEvArr AND THE rh rs,,, string
,vn1 .sp--The latter, the dag-shipof Com. s.Iins
ha,,,'s Mediterranean squadron, was at spezAla on
,hs both ult. The Corvette Levant, comnia''us sl
Turner. arrived there also, the fth OF the snne
month from Malta, Tripoli, and the Derashq''s al
nj on the 18th che sailed for Constantinopie. Al
,re-e well ON these vessels at the dates above men
toned.
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NUNS a. CLARK'S PLANOS.-P! II.
In TAYLOR, sole agent in this city for the sale OF
PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebra'
ted makers is constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
manufactory
They combine all the modern Improvements, and
are renowned for keeping III tune.
~ The public are cautioned 70 observe that
the title of the finn is NUNS K CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones
Guitars Violns, Accordeons and Flutes. Alao, Gui
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality.
p H. T. has in store the largest stock of new and
standard Music to be found south of Baltimore and is
in the weekly receipt of all the and fashionable
music of the day. liberal discount made TO schools
and dealers. PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
an ITO Main street
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60 ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office on Franklin street, under the Metropolitan
Hail. Richmond, Va Sc ft-lY
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prrERsnuRc.-In the Hastings Court on ih"is'
iay. French Epes negro was tried on the charge
offeloniously cutting and s,abbing another negro
named Butler Epes was sentenced to the peniten.
tiary for one year.
Some raecslly mice, without the fear OF dog or
ca. before them, entered the money drawer OF Mr..
Butterworth on Wednesday night and devoared
three $50 bills A rich repas', truly.
Richard saddor. for wounding Thos Tatem with
a sword. was examined before the Mayor Of Pc.
torsburg on Thursday, and sent on to special
court to be held on the Goth.
The Erprrss furnishes the following;
The DISwrDpIE TRAGEpY.--The case of Thos
Lewis for shooting his cousin, Edward, was hives
tiga;ed this morning at the Dinwiddie Court. and
continued until next Spring, by order of the Com
nlonwealth's Attorney.
GETTING BETTER,--Mrs Wynn, the lady men
toned in our vest erday's paper as having beer
severely burned, is much better to-day.
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% PHOENIX BANk.-The Notes of this isEue
win be redeemed in Richmond by II. T. PATRO
CO; in Washington City by PAIRO NoURsE.
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EY T. ]. CARSON CO, NOS. II AND s
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. 50
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand and
for sale at lowest market prices. je l1ly
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Call and exsn,i,. hae,r. I. h. PRICE co.

1t COOKE BROTHERS L CO. GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS San Franeise1os.'
JOSEPH J. COOKE x CO, No. is, Creamy.
street. New York. s'N"'Sa
Agents for the purchase and shipment of grp
CHANDISE for the California and 0res,n No." a-
JOSEPH J. COOKE. JOHN n w,ItTs..e -
GEO. LEWIS COOKE. an IL -
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,c,t CoNsKcRATIoS.-o inc a"'
Bishops lately in the a sis Of New st
VI in the presence Of many mehoe,s VI
hs Episcopal general convention an and D Of the
ss AL from England. Rev. DR. DAVIS
the new Bishop of South Carolina is we De-
I;eve 3 native of ,ha: State, where he mas
long been officiating as an able and aeeepta-
HE par;sh clergyman. Rev. Or. Atkinson
,ha new Bishop of the Episcopal Church IN
North Carolina, is native of Virginia
rrhora be is well known and respected Tor his
distinguished talents, the purity and eieSa,
tom of his character, and the dignity ana
courtesy of his bearing. He was Tor so'ne
wears minister of the Episcopal Church IN
Lyncbburg, from which he was called 20 o.
Peters Church, Baltimore. de mas pIo.n-
or who is an emineu: clergyman in the Tres
byterian Church.
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II BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, BY
DR. E. d. ROBINSON.
Office Franklin between 18th and 14th streets.
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pie of Richmond and Virginia, that every new
effort win be more than compensated oy 1ne
increased prosperity of the Dispatch.

gEF,ssHrsr-we agree perfectly in OPP
MON with Western contemporary, that tae
uhraseolcgy ofthis continent is becoming SUI,
i;Ynelr refined. Such thing as leg even
TO a table. has gene altogether out OF as,e
We have nothing but limbs now our ~
tern friend says that his neighbornooo - j.
ting remarkably genteel. "conins Tod Nav
the little end of the horn IS now ,,;na,ion
Emerging from the diminetiVs, .sae consol.
efthe trumpet" Butseris eausa - .ance il de.
,aass s,s s1. sI,s1sr npudence" and raising
the old Nick is .'Exaifins 'Ne ,;s,ens before
eholas Don't count the ei irto ~Enume,
rate not your adolescent paliets' ere l'e' n''' =
ceased to be eviforrn-
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to-day, I'm most It { bs.atIs. 4,TfIoNs.--ws az
siONs, one Of our best artist. /. taksa !,
inf g.oup, and Z Of great value "a re s mos chsr
Il he ps Il III .y s sgs a. he s1.,s
decipsof YEARS. most ham,, s,snffn4, ID -
gradual progress e the grave Tbs q ID
ne Iay seen ale and heary, and ss-. sisae q
, .ie aouDt Dat they viii lsa7e 70 zee H. M or
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sals ii q Rvs iTsv X as;a 5 yTEEIAN CHUEcF
MONDAY evening next ire as X De os cs'sissd 9
s,ns :. q o'clock Some u de nor 80 Conner
&C 2 ..o'a The public invited q
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10 EXCHANG AND BANKING HOUSE
OF c. w. PURCELL l. CO.-The Notes of the
| SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re-
deemed as heretofore at par at our counter
e All solvent Washington Sneh Notes, will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore against paying any
discount on small notes dated at Washington.
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~ HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC and Commissioner Of
Deeds. &c, for New York, Pennsylvania North Caro-
lima South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond cy and Hen.
rico county. VIII attend promptly TO all legal and
Notanal business with which he may be entrusted
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
Q-6n
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mo ENGINE BUILDERS. - e nc
L Gage and Try Cocks for Locomotive and Station
arv Engines; Oil Cups with and without stop-cocks
Globe Valves Pass Cocks all sizes; Couplings, &c
. G. j. SINTON l. CO.,
oc2S ID Sign of the Circular Saw, II Main st.
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HUNTING B0OTS.-As the season has
u IL now arrived for the sports of the hefd with
hunter to keep his feet dry 70 enjoy the sane,
would inform AL that contemplate hunting that
have very large ana superior assortnen, q booss
70 which invite their attention. Recoiiect n
WIN, WALSirS. Sign Of the Boot
Below the City Hosel, opposite
&C Is side, Msia Street.