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ro,s and Inpoytaat from Merico.


cu,,,rsroN S. c.. August 1--WE have
.,,,;ces here Of a late arrival from Vera Cruz,
a, Nav Orleans, bringing dates to the sth.
Il appears that the Gov ernors oil the from
10. S'ates have decided 10 take the necessary
s,en. to protect Mexicans from injuries sus-
FAMED. in consequent Of the alleged failure OF
tho United States Government to comply With
The stipuatons of the treaty OF Guadalupe
Also, to repress Indian incursions. The sub
;ect has already been forwarded to the Cabinet
at Washington for redress.
Heavy mercantile failures had taken place
at Vera Cruz.
The Dario Official most explicitly contra
diets the rumors respecting the alliance of
Mexico with Spain and England, for the pro-
lection of Cuba. This, the editor remarks. is
highly absurd, and ifcarried out, would place
Mexico beneath the tyranncal yoke of Spain.
A terrible epidemic, resembling the yellow
fever, had broken out at the capital of Guerre
ro 1t was most fatal in its consequences,and
had already carried off many OF the principal
inhabitants The mortality was frightiul. and
the distress and suffering almost ncalcula
Bile.
There is no other news of general mo
ment.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Telegraphed for tie Lynch5urg Vpginian.
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
Steamer Pacific probably wrecked-Seaiemet
of Eastern question-Deciine IN breadst.6s
-Netcs from China


New York, Aug. 49,
The steamship Arabia has arrived with Liv
erpoo dates Of the 18th inst. She reports ha-
wing seen steamer, believed to be the Paci-
fc. on the shoals off the coast of Nantucket.
The Pacific sailed from Liverpool on the
10Th, and hence was due at New York three
days in advance Of the Arabia. Her non arr-
val justifes the belief expressed in the dis.
patch.-ED
The production of the Wheat crop of France
is estimated at not more thnn Two thirds of an
average.
1t is generally believed that the Turkish
question will be amicably settled, though no.
thing further is known than was received by
the last arrival.
The London Morning Post boldly asserts
that the Principalities will be evacuated by the
Russian troops the first week of September,
. and that the combined French and English
fleets will soon after leave the Turkish waters.
The latest intelligence from St. Petersburg
is of the 9th inst. Ii was received by tele.
graph from London on the 18th, the day the
Arabia sailed, and is to the effect that the Czal
had definitely accepted the proposals of the
four Powers
Dispatches from Trieste say that the Porte
accepts without modification the settlement
drawn at Vienna, and that an extraordinary
Ambassador to St Petersburg had been APP
pointed 10 leave Constantinople on the 3lst
Julv IL ia further stated that intense excite
ment existed in the Turkish Capitol on ac-
count of the refusal of the Hospodars of Mol
davia and Wallacha to obey the summons to
repair to Constan,inopIe. The Old Turkish
party were so indignant that revolution was
apprehended and serious fears we're entertain.
ed for the safety oflhe city.
The steamship, Monumental City, was total
| ly wrecked, on the 10Th Of May, on h r pas
sage from Port Philip to Sidney, in Austria.
lia-35 passengers persisted. An Arab ship
with the Bombay mails on board, is also said
to have foundcred, by which l79 passengers
were lost.
Advices from China state that the Imperial.
lists were preparing to relieve the army, and
that the insurgent forces were within four days
march of Nankin. Private dispatches say
they had beaten back the imperial fleet from
before Nankin, and had concluded not to at
tack Canton until September.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Aug IS.
Cotton stead y-Flour declined 6d-Wheat
declined ID to 3d-Corn frmer.
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.Illly I1.dta
uARDwARE.-Fn,I I,nporin,ions,

IL lsJ3-P. +. MOORE Y co, Importers and
Dealers in Foreign md Domestic Hardware, SO Main
rect, RICHMOND, Va nre in receipt, per steamships
md packets from Liverpool, Of full and complete
ortnent of Birmingham mud Sheffield Hardware, and
rom the manufacturers in this country they have recev-
I'd full suppy of American Hardware, consisting in
,art Of
Rodgers" and Wostenholm' , fine Pen Pocket Knives,
ZEN and Pocket Knives Of various mikes and styles
Buck, Bone Ebony, and Ivory Handle Knives Forks,
worry Handle Knives and Forks in 81 So pieces,
Wade and Butchers superior Razors und Shcais,
jing 10 and Double Barrel Guns, very superior,
"istos, Rifles Rifle Barrels and Mountings,
race Hitler, Log, Nell and Fifth Chains,
Collins" simmons" and Virginia Axes,
Ames" and "Rowands" Spades md shoyes,
ill, Pitt, Gross Cut and Circular Saws,
,nvils, Vices and Smiths Bellows
ledge and Hand Hammers; Stocks and Dies,
sister Shear and Cast Steel,
bastIngs. Horse Shoes and Horse Nails,
iIorsc Collars, Blind Brides and Hammers,
t;rid Filings W0rsted Reins and Girths
locks and Hinges Of every description.
Flames Chisel. Augers and Files, all kinds,
'latform and Counter Scales Pat. Balances,
English, American, and g. ID. Per. CAPS,
md all other Goods usually found in Hardware Stores
As their goods selected with and cntion
nd purchased the favorable terms, they feel
ured they offer strong Inducements TO merchants
siting this city, nod respectfully invite them
nina.on cf their stocks, they determined se
slow any regular house in this my the Of Northern
tiles. aug 20.d&c2w
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TIE Ycl/OU Fcger.

New ORLEANS, Aug 1S,-The Picayune
says tina, he disease is still on the Increase
The total number of deaths for the past tween.
ty four hours, reported by the board OF
Health is 219, ofwh,ch 1873 from fever. The
distress and suffering are beyond description.
Dead bodies are lying in all directions, putrld
and offensive. The city is solemn scene of
death and desolalion.
The total number Of cases of fever, includ
ing deaths, since the commencement of the
epidemic, is over t" elve Thousand. I ie.
yer shows no abaieneI,
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I'ALL INPOKTATIO

Ia 4 y n
l. ERTS importers OF Hardware. Cutlery, Guns and
Snddery in receipt of their Fall stock of English
French, German and American Hardware Cutlery, &c,
consisting in part of
800 dozen COLLINS" sHalls" "Archer's" and "Vir-
GINA" Axes,
800 dozen Pen and Pocket Knives,
800 +" Knives and Forks,
30r0 4 Knob, Closet Stock, Pad, Chest, Till and
CUPID Locks.
1000 dozen But, Parliament, Table Mayer and Strop
Hinges,
1000 dozen "Rodgers' 5" "Wostenh0lm s." "Wade IL
Butchers" Razors
? 500 Scissors and Shears,
3 900 Flat Square, Round half Round, Mill, Pit
Cross Cut and Hand Saw Files,
500 dozen Horse and Shoe Rasp.
800 6 Spades, Shoves and Forks,
200 g Selves and Sifters
3 500 gross Wood Screws,
8nO Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns and Rifles,
IT'S Mousehole and other Anvis.
200 Solid Box, Couer Key, and Flower Vices,
80 pair Smith Bellows,
2 500 " Trace, Stage, Fifth, Log, OK Breast, Back,
and Lock Chains
100 dozen Halter Chains,
200 kegs Horse Shoes,
40 bags "Grfins" Horseshoe Nails
500 pair Iron Axles, ID to inches.
Hand, lemon, Webb, Mill PIT, Cross-cut, and Circu-
lar Saws Hammers, Hatchets, Augers, Chises. Draw
ing Knives Adze Planes Plane Irons Braces and Btts
Wagon, Stage, Gig and Buggy Hames; Birdie Bis,
Stirrup Irons, Rein and Grth Webb; Bride Filings,
Brides Horse and Mule Collars, Hog Skins, "Anchoi"
Boiling Cloth; together with every article usually kept
in business.
These goods being purchased for cash in Sheffield,
Brrnne ham 80. prepared TO offer the Merchants
of Virginia North Carolina and TIE, such induce
ments purchase never before offered in this
market. SMITH a. ROBERTS,
No "a West Main ct,
aug 2O.d&c2w Richmond, Va.
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UNJUST Sale OF Town Lot and Ten

L cmcnt.-By virtue of a deed OF Trust executed
the 26lh day of April 1852. by Elisha Snend, and
Susan A., his wife, duly recorded in the Clerks OF
Zee Of the Hastings Court Of Lynchburg, the undesign
ed, Trustee therein named will proceed to sell. the
premises, Friday the 26th inst, tho LOT TENE
MENr conveyed in said iced The Lot is situated nj
the junction of Second ST., with Fnlls alley contains
ONE EIGHTH OF AN ACRE, and is now in the ocou
panoy of said Snead.
The Title is believed to be entirely good but the
dersgned will convey such only is vested in him as
Trustee.
Terms made known ut the time and place of sale.
This House and Lot were formerly sold. but tho pur-
ehaser having failed to comply with the terms of sale,
re-sale is ordered. mo. NJ SPEED, Trustee.
Ali
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ia BACUE a. FUN!!
GRAND FESTIVAL.
Fountain Of Health IL Enjoyment.
COMBINED ATTRACTION

COM B1NED ATTRACTION
ROBINSON g. ELDRED al Buffalo Springs,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27.
TIVE supurb Collection of WILD ANIMALS and
l. well known CIRCUS Of Robinson 81 Eld,ed
will exhibit at Buffalo Springs on Saturday, 9Th day
of August.
GLORIOUS OPPORTUNITY To visit the magnf.
scenery drink the cold and heathul winters,
nmd the cool delicious shades, aud nhae the invigoa
ting mountain beezes Of this almost heavenly retreat
far surprising in loveliness Of mountain view in purity
Of air ia medicinal qualities of the Spring all Of tho
bonsted summer resorts in the South.
THE HOTEL conducted by Messrs RHINE and Kyle,
is the Ne Pins Uhya of coaIort und Elegance. Album
dance of enables tcem furnish their guests with
airy and cool apartments Tho delightful country that
surrounds them furnishes mt all times abundance
of the Injuries wherewith to supply bounfu and do
lieous Table, and all who know the Proprietois will
feel satisfied that every arrangement will be made to
make their guests happy and ut home.
THE CIRCUS d. MENAGERIE will present a
perb spectacle, crossing tho rugged peaks Of Mount
Pleasant, led by Bolivar, the huge Elephant and the
picturesque effect of the scenery will be added by tho
ofthe gigantic Lion, Louis Napoleon,
verberatng among the depths and precipiccs of this
Alpine Land
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TIE Gardner Commissions.

WASHINGTON, August l9.-Nlajor Mordecai.
one OF the Gardiner Commission. returns to-
morrow. One member of the Gardiner Com
mission is already here. The report of the
Commission, it is said. will confirm the test
mnny ofthe previous Commission, and estab
lish the non existence of the Gardner mine.
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GENERAL CLAIM AGENCY,

AT Wh5HIFUTUF, d. g.
ID A. SOMMERVILLE Late Clerk in the PEN
IL. sion ofice,O Agent and Attorney for the Prose-
cuton of Pension Lnd and epery description Of Claims
against Congress either of the Executive Depart
ments of the General Government
Attention also given 10 Misceaneous Agencies. Land
Warrants and Script bought, negotiated and sold. X.
A. 3. has special acquaintance with Virginia
""References Forms and Instructions forwarded per
Request
All communications postage pre-pad) promptly at
tended to. Charges moderate. Address . above.
III Office on 7th street opposite the General Post
Office Department. aug 1-dIm1
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 90.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 80.
The number ofintcrments to day have been
taoo hundred g. serenity, including two hundred
and forty eight by fever The number during
the week amounts to fifteen hundred and eigh-
ty, including 1850 by yellow fever.
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The New Orleans papers, Of the 1lth instant,
record GA deaths for the previous three days.
The wifi" of DR.. VIM l.. Lambeth, of Lynch.
burg, Va, Mrs. DIR. Chas. Hamilton, of Vir-
gnia, and Maria E. Pulchrrie, of Virginia,
have all died of the epidemic. The Delta an.
nounces the death Of Mrs. G f. Windle, la
dy Of considerable talents. She fell victim
10 the FOYER while attending the sick
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Luportant fran Ne,o Merico- Fight Betaoeen

important from Ne,o Merico- Fight Betaoeen
americans and Mericams.
New ORLEANS. Aug 19th.-Thc Picayune
has advices from Ell Paso, Mexico to the 23d
July. Great excitement existed IN eonse
quence of party of Americans attacking the
Jail to rescue some returned Californlans. who
they alleged had been unjustly imprisoned by
the Mexicans A guard of Mexican troops
fired on the Amsrcans, killing the district At
torney of Ell Paso county, Texas, and wound
ing several others. The final result Of the at
fray had not been ascertaned. but serious con
sequences were apprehended.
The Mexcans were armed and drilling
near the American town Of Pa,o, which was
said to be in great danger.
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Books, Stationery Il Pianos,


Embracing the largest and mat general assortment
be found in any one establishment South of New ork
and will be sold upon terms liberal and
dating.
He would ask particular attention to his large stock
of Cap and Letter WRITING PAPER-Also, MAP
PING PAPER, which he is prepared to sell at unusual
ky iow prices.
A. NJ publishes many of the Stondord Vtrginia Lam
Books and furnish the legal profession with all STAN
dard Law Books, including the Virginia and New York
State Reports at the publishers forrest prices
School Teachers and the Trade supplied a liberal
discount.
Worcester Pianos MORRIS is sole A.
gent for the sale of Worcester's celebrated PIANO
FOR TIES. an would solicit examination of them
from those in Durability, of tone, del
cacy of touch, and elegant workmanship accorded
them by the general judgment as inferior to ma
acureh in this country Europe. They sold wit"
full guarantee AMI warranted give satsfacttion
the money returned.
~ Orders from the country will be promptly attend
ed to. aug. l6-d&cIs
.Y- Danville Register, Stanton Spectator, Lewis
burg Chronicle Valley Wing, Lexington Gazette, Alb
ngdon virg'an,, Wythevle Tel Rep, Roanoke Bea-
con Bedfo Sentinel and Jacksonville Democrat will
publish erery other week. four times, and forward
IN rn This ,,ffce
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school a. College Tex. Books.

NJ OR S, Rrtm0nd, Va. would invite the
~ attention of the yt schools and institutions
of learning Throughout the State, his Sch0oi and
Classical Books. 1tct BoohS used in the various Col
eges and Universities with general collection of Edu
cational Works. in every departments of learning.
Ey'Schoel Stationery If every description.
liberal discount will be mnde, and bundles deliver
ed u Lynchburg. free of expense.
fy'Orders will receive prompt attention.
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Progress of Disease in New Orleans.

New ORLEANS. Aug. l9--The deaths to.
day amount to 242, including 227 by Yellow
Fever. The disease is on the increase. and
the distress very great. The Howard Asso.
citation has established four new Hospitals, and
ask more ass stance.
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Two THE PEOPLE Of Lynchburg.

l. ADAMS a. cos. Expresses offer DAILY, Certain
and Cheop facilities fr obtaining goods Of all descrp
ton. from nil parts Of the United Stntes.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on tho
swift and steamers Janeston and Roanoke, -aving
New York. Wednesday, and Saturday arriving in Rich
lnond Friday and Monday Of each week. BY this line
We prepared iorwsrd good. of all descriptions
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenpor's line Of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porferoge.
Our inland express per Great u Mail Lie, oontin-
ues Us heretofore, to arrive Ia Richmond T,rice Daily
The well-known character of house for responsi
bity and attention the interests of our customer
warrants In saying that shippers will find IL to ihsi
interest to order their Goods through adams q Cos
Eapress. " ADAMS Co,
per HIM. H. Mosby, Agent.
jy 26-ifits Lyaehburg. Va.
N. B,-Goods dispatched to all points where we have
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Fron, 81 TIo,uas.

New York, Aug. 21.-Advices from ST.
Thomas confirm the report ola recent insur.
recton in Totola. The Inhabitants had most
ly fed. ST. Thomas troops had been sent there.
and it was believed the instruction would soor,
be nnelled
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Condition oftie Ohio.

PlrrshuRG. August l9.-The recent heavy
rains have swollen all the rivers, which are
now in fine navigable order. AT this point,
there are five feet six inches water in the chan
mel, with the prospect of further rise.
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TIE Cholera at Cumberland- Reliable Stat
of The Disease

TIE Cholera at Cumberland-R Reliable State
Of The Disease.
CUMBERLAND, August 2O.-Ttis fact that
the cholera exists among us. The following
deaths have occurred since the disease frs,
broke out, up to IL o'clock last night.
On Wednesday, died-Archibald Mcneil,
jeweller. and Samuel A. Yeoman, carpenter.
On Thursday. Thomas w. Burton, wheel
wright, w. NJ MuIin. tailor; John Schanck,
baif; Charles R!ire. l4cls Smith VIM. Zoland
aborer; Heron H,man, railor; Jonathan Wilt,
burr mill stone maker; Henry Ambruster,
shoemaker; Mrs. Sullivan. mother of John
Sullivan. shoemaker; Mrs. H. G. McChesney
who had long been afflicted with consumption;
Mrs Asbury Simpkins, and child of Mrs
Sullivan.
am glad to say the disease is rapidly sub
song Only one "r two cases to-day. and nc
oeaths The disease yields easily to medical
Treatment. Many of our Citizens have left, bu
The precau'ion is totally unnecessary and need
not produce uneasiness
he disease is believed 10 have been caused
oy the recent foods and sudden change of ,ht
weather or temperature of the atmosphere. L
~ cnehy confined to that part of our city OF
the bank Of the river.
=, me weather is now cool and delightful
lou may re y upon this dispatch being fully
correct
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Aug %.
Flour firm-Wheat declined 2 to cts
Yellow Corn rs Cts
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Snle.-Tbe undersigned offers for sale the Honse
f. Lot, 9Th street, present occupied by VIM. M.
Blnckford, Esq'r. The house is comparatively new
Inns or rooms with all necessary out houses and
fine garden ntinchod
Apply to the undersigned, to Mr.. d. I. @. Peters
Lynchburg. AUSTIN Nj. TRIBE.
June ff-d&c2nwt.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aug. 80.
-Four IS 12-Wheat and Corn unchanged
no sales having been made since the steam
er's news was received.
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CANAL OPENED.
MORE NEW GOODS-JULY 25th, $50
lvl JoHs J. Paws, Agent is again receiving great
many New Goods, which he will sell not exactly at
cost" but great deal cheaper than some old Stocks
Of goods in Lynchburg would likely be Arc sr.
1913 parasol-, oil colours and prices,
07 Ladies and Misses Bonnets. all styles,
Artificial Hair large supply. to-wit:
Ringcts, Wigs Curs, dc, very cheap.
Lawns large stock at Ct, 10 e. 12A cts. per yd..
Pink, blue, buff and purple Caicoes,
Together with variety of other goods dous TO
mention. JNO J. PURviS, Agent.
July 95-fta
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DLOWs-AgricuIturnI Implements

IJLO" S-Akrlcuitursl inpiemcnts-
l. On hand large assortment of Flows, twenty diff
,ren patterns, comprising woand three horse right
md left hand Livingston Co; Peokskil. Boston Eagle.
Double mould board. hillside aud Sub so-Also, 3
md B tooth expanding CultivatOrs; expanding
,nd A tiarrows single aud double Corn She'll
crs; Cutting Boxes, different sizes and patterns;
Patent Thermometer Churn, and n variety of other
farming impcmenis,--also, improved Patent Hay
Presses. The above warranted equnl to any
In this market, and will 10 cold reasonable
+, the
PIEDMONT WORKS,
Lynehbnrg, Va.
rV'Orders by mail promptly filled.
Marcb11-ifts
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DUBLIC SAIE.-In pursuance of the provis-
L ions of "A deed of trust executed by Charles l..
Dibre To me, which deed Is duly registered in the
Clerks office of the city of Lynchhure shall sell Mt
public auction at the - Union Hotel" in said city.
Friday the o6th day of this month"; tho highest bidder
all tho HOUSEHOLD s. KITCHEN FURNITURE,
belonging said lIote with other personal property
This furniture is valuable and in good order.
TERMS-nado knnwn tho day OF sale.
aug 2o.dtds r. J. ECHOLS, Trustee.
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Lynchburg GINS Light Company

TIsHE President and directors hive ordered the fol-
l. lowing acquisitions eaoh share of stock subscrb
cd for in this company, vim ~ so TO be poid the 18th
Of July; seven dollars ind fifty be paid the
18th of August and eight dollars to be puid the 18TH
Of September.
NJ B.-Persons intending to the GINS " i'll secure
the necessary fixtures, The pnrt of the Company az
the earliest practicable period, by leaving their nnmos
with tho Undersigned
~ 7.tl5s CHAS. W. CHRIS TIAN, See'ry
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OF .

THE BOWLING SALOON, attached to the estab-
Iishment, offers pleasant change from n rambe amid
the mountain passes the usages OF city life and the
delightful green sward will doubt be covered, upon
that occas,on with gay groups seeking pleasure and
henlth. taug 19-t27aug1
TY Republican a. EXPRESS copy
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SECOND DESPATCH.

MOBILE, Angus, Is 1t is now wledg
~ ',la, the yellow fever has broken out here
,Le u ! learn from reliable sources that it is on
''' increase, though the authorities and the
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public press endeavor 10 keep the matter a
silent as possible
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MOBILE, August 1.-THE yellow fever il
pae'aiilng IN this city TO considerable extent
5 a.. the Board Of Health say it is no, an cpl
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L,AMILY BACON HAMs.-For

FAMILY BACON ia MS.-for sale about
j. 5000 lbs, best FAMILY HAMS, cured expressly
for family Those In want of VERY SUPERIOR
HAMS and shoulders would do well mako curly APP
picnton. Also several hundred ponnds NICE LARD.
Apply to Col. VIM. T Smith, or the subscriber. -
mug O. 3tnw2w Il. j. BURTON.
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FALL TRADE, 1853.

DOCKS, STATIONARY & PIANOS.-A. MORRI
- (La'e Drhker Il Morris,) Publishers and BookSel
erS, RICHMOND, Va-Would invite the attention {
COUNTRY Merchants visiting the city, to his stock Of
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AUCTION SALES.

DE Il mPTORY sALE-yaiua6ie Real
l. Estate al Anefion.-I will sell ut auction ON Fr
day, Goth inst, ut o'clock, NJ the premises,
ACRES of Ground being part of Haneooks estate
and lying Immediately In oi the garden Orchard
II lies we'll. and has good enclosure around it.
Terms liberal, and made known sale
W. II. MoSBN, fer
aug 23.tds Uosbg & Haicombt.
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INSURANCE cnn be effected in these companies up
fair terms, in any others OF equal RESPONSE
bility, by application to
=. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg
nup ~ div
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,

or the Protection insurance. Company, Hartford Conn
CAPITAL, 5000 900.
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ID DISPATCH

% DISPATCH
New York, Aug. SO:
The Pacific is below the city apparently all
right.