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Dam ages.

extensively prac'iced a. this hour, o
suei"g for bodily injuries, and deati
occasioned by negligence, has opened
new feature for specializing on life.
Mr.. B. Marriott, of Baltimore sued
the Corp Grafton of that city The other
day, for injuries sustained by him
from a fall on the ice, in one of the
public thoroughfares. He puts the
damage at the moderate sum Of $780,
900.
Certainly book is called for on
this occasion to make the law library
complete and fair field is opened
for some sprout Of the profession, to 60
down to posterity on the title page of
new volume.
There must be some limit to the
amount of damages man may claim
for the loss of a leg, and very nice
questions arise that cannot be proper
~ considered without making at least
half ream of fools-cap notes. We
can see no justice in mans being
permitted to fix the value Of his own
life; and the question here arises,
twill not new officer of government
have to be appointed TO assess the
value of lives ?" This seems to be in
di>pensible for no two men in the
community are worth the same
either mentally Or physically; and there
can be no more justice in valueing al
lives at the same, than permitting
each man to set the price on his own
head. Another thing deserving of
consideration is. that no death occurs
without cause. Where the cause is
a respons bic cause, it should be held
accountable for the amount of damage
the world has sustained by the death.
To ascertain this fact, a coroner's Jury
will have TO set on the b0lv, ana
their judgement (ifthcy be twelve rea-
sonablc men as the law requires) mus
be the verdict of the court. Tins, MAY
they conclude that, ''if two bottles OF
DR.. Killgrews vegetable tonic Elixir,
have caused the demise O.. he de-
funct of cource DR.. KilIgrew is re-
-ponsible to the government in tn
.ul, value Of the life.
Physicians should be required to
pay the government heavy licence
to '.practtce." as kind of indemnity
and then such as comply, should have
a carte blanche TO cup, bleed, leech,
and pbysic without question.
1t is great thing indeed, FIR civil
lied society, that the value" of lif
is beginning to be understood. The
seven millions and half Of people,
who "die of rum as the "Organ" has
it, could be very well spared If the
grog-shops were assessed all vaIoyem
and made to pay for them. This would
cause the two hundred millions OF dol
lars to be returned, that are annually
spent for grog and tobacco; then, if
the upright and temperate citizen is
striking bee-line to his business
slips and breaks his leg or neck the
cor Grafton could well afford to pay
his "bcreayed' friends "a fair cash
value"
This question is worth the serious
consideration of sober people. and we
hope our contemporaries viii take it up.
Dress OF AMERICAN REPRESENT
New York Express
S1vs
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Stare Bovps.-As we stated IN an

STATE BONDS.-As We stated IN an
article the other day (ratler too long
to be ready the $3.50, 900, loan on
State bonds contracted with Messrs.
Corning & Co., of London, chad been
Delivered we hasten now to correct
the error. The bonds were printed,
signed and numbered but are not ac-
ceptable, on account Of the wording.
In consequence they are not get de-
livered.
The State has been and still contin-
ues to pay interest on that amount,
say 1925 per diem, without being
able to use it.
Such Of our readers as have studied
that very interesting volume of''Acts"
put forth by the last Democratic
Legislature will recollect that $780,
900 was authorized to be contracted
for to pay "contingences" and take up
some Of the intereat bonds of the State
given to fungus institutions in former
days. The s75O,OOO loan, was nego-
tiated with Messrs. Corning & Co.,
and the Bonds were to have been de-
liyered to them in August last. As
nothing fancy in the way of printing
could be had short of Gotham-Goth-
ham was sent to, but the engraver has
not Yet sent them out. Messrs. Corn
ing u Co., were ready with the $50.
900 on the day, and deposited with
the La. State Bank IN New Orleans
that amount subject to order of the
State Treasurer when The bonds should
be delivered.
The head of the State Government
beng absent from the Capital, and
other functionaries those left in charge
Of the Gothic structure with common
dable zeal have stepped forgardi to
comply with the States part ofthe con-
tract, aud furnish the bonds. Our
ncighbor Of the Advocate printed some
which, after Icing siln,d and num-
bered as in The malgin' are not ac-
ceP:able. They are made payable in
the face to ;he order of Corning &
Co, who if obey speculate upon them
will have to endorse" the bonds, and
thus become equally responsible with
The State. This We are told they re-
fuse to do, for it is not so written in
the contract. New bonds will have
70 be printed-sent lli.her and thiIher
or signatures come back for mum
bers, registry, and seal, and if another
month elapses before they are deliver
ed the Safe will have pail $4,000 |
interest on an amour: OF money which |
the Treasurer has not yet been able to
nut his hands on.
-~O~c--
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rThe officers of the steamer
Belle Donna have our thanks for fa-
vors.
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7 ARD AND LARD OIL.-20 bar
IL rels strictly prime Lard and Lard
Oil. inst received and Tor sale by
oct-i7-y
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E)ie0.

On Saturday the 18th inst, NINA,
daughter Of Henry L. Wolfe. -
On Sunday morning the 9th inst. at the
residence Of Mrs. Mary BARROW in West
Baton Rouge. Maj. MlcAJAH Barrow.
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ThackeTay's new Story "The New
comes Memoirs of a most Re-pecta,
bic Family, edited by Arthur Penden-
mis-, Esq" VIII be illustrated by
Richard Doyle, the artist who with
drew from punch some years ago on
account of its jokes against the Cath
olics.
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ExTRA CHOICE FAMILY HAMs.-A
~ fine lot of very choice sugar cured
Hams, on hand and for sale by
oct-I7-y. JosHt-A BEAL.
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ct. PETER AND ST. PAUL'S COL
~ LEGE. BATON ROUGE-The usual
course Of studies will be resumed in the IT,
stitufion on the 81 of November. Toctl6.
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Sase of Furniture. &c,


RHE following articles are offered TOR
L >ae, on very moderate terms for CASH.
family carriage and set Of double harness
2 carriage hoases: 2 Saddles and Brides,
Rosewood Piano: walnut high post
hedst~ad nearly new, ! mahogany French
bedstead 6walnut hair-se a. chairs large
walnut arm chair; j Mexican chair
walnut centre table ; walnut side table
| mahogany extern ion table mahogany
work sand; ! walnut ii: dozen cane.
seat chairs; large Solar lamp; set Of
Girandoes 2 mirrors hair mattresses,
Pillows, &C.. large .afe Dinner and
tea sets: Glass. cooking. utensils. &c. Also
cows. Shanghai chic sens, turkeys. &c.
A u the above will be sold ,eraiatcly or
in lots to suit Turcia sers Arrlv TO
H. L. MAYNADIFR.
pct. - lw. At the garrison.
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ct. LOUIS FLOUR.-10O Barrels
~ fresh ground extra and superfne st.
Louis Flour. lust received per steamer st.
Nicholas. and for sale by
oct-7-y JOSHUA BEAL.
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Dress OF AMERICAN REPRESENT
ATlvEs.-The New York Express
says:
We are told that among the diplo-
matte and consular agents just arrived
in Paris from the United States, (tbree
OF them strong Democrats, and just
issued from under Mr. Marcy's new
order, brought uniforms with them to
wear at Court, One of them, Mr..
De Leon, Consul General to Alexan-
dria, has goat, made III Washington,
which hast hree golden stars on each
Cd ar, an9an eagle on each breast.
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"ANTED.-A good house servants
w white girl is preferable-one acqnain-
ted with house work generally. Apply at
the Coret Office. octlS
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ia Miss Cunningham, an Eng
lish lady, has been imprisoned at
Lucca for distributing religious tracts.
Under the laws of Lucca the punish.
ment for endcavouring to convert the
people from their faith, is FIVE or ten
years imprisonment, with hard labor.
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death of Maj. MlcAJAH BARROW. He
died at the residence Of Mrs. Mary
Barrow in West Baton Rouge, on
Sunday morning the 10th inst.
Another most valuable citizen is
gone! A large circle of friends and
acquaintance North, South, East and
West will testify with us to the esti-
mable qualities of heart and hand, Of
Maj. Micajah Barrow. As noble
and generous citizen West Baton
Rouge does not alone loose him; bis
disappearance from the theatre of life
will cause tear to be shed to his
memory, by large circle Of acquain-
tances 10 whom he is endeared by every
social tie.
His remains were placed in a me-
talic cofii, AM deposited in the vault
Oh the plantation, previous to being
temoved to Bayou Sara for interment,
~From an extra Of the Clinton
State Paper Of the 18Th inst, we learn
that Messrs Bear 4 Phillips of Baton
Rouge, two of the eight young men
who volunteered to 60 to New Orleans
as Lurses, when the epidemic CON-
mcnced have arrived and have taken
charge of the Hospital in the Court
Hou>e where they are doing most
effective service.
The following is list o. the deaths
at Clinton from, 9th Sep. to 18th
Oct. inst.
Mrs Sanders, DR.. Stone, Mrs.
White E. R>t Isaac Mayer, l.. Frank,
-Moehi"r, Mrs Wharton, E. Drew
couS, b. Butler, Miss Garfield, s. w.
Watkins, Maj. Montgomery, Chas.
Leiten. John Killian, Alex Kiliian,
Thos. Blackman, James Gair, Adam
Raubb, Sam Lee Jr., an infant child
of DR.. Longworthy, Caroline Koch,
Mons Molrat, r. L Bell Total % !
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M ll.meTy Goods.

M II merry GOOds.
MRS HUSTON takes this method 10
lV1 inform her friends ard the public gen.
eraly. that she will BE- in Paton Rouge direct
from the North with a full supply of fancy
Millenary Goods by the last of October.
Oct 16 If
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-Pos-
~ itively the Best in Market Just re-.
ceived and Cor sale by
oct 17-y. JOSHUA BEAL.
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TO HlRE.-On a Sugar Plantation.
l. A negro woman. Arrly Immediately
70 Oct-l5 HuJ Il HpHp,rsoN
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r EST LIME For SUGAR Planters
Il 900 bbls. ST. Geneyieve and Cape
Lime. Also. expect soon. $50 barrels Lou
isvi!le Cement
oct 10y Gro NJ HFRoMAN.
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Nem a 0pcrtlscm ents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-25
TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at SIX DOLLAB5
per annum, payable in advance.
ADVERTISING-For one spare of FIFTEEN LINES
or less first insertion so cents; and every succeeding
sertion 25 cents. +.i cd .5 l.'.s I
Thrice amee-For square, Arst insertion 62I cents;
every succeeding insertion 37I cents.
I'aice week, meek-For square, first in
sertion rs cents every succeeding insertion so
Advertisements ofmore than square, will be charged
the proportion according the number of squares
Butf the advertisement exceed square, any
Der full squres, by less than eight lines the additional
lines will be charged as ahaB square; if it exceed one
dlional lines will be charged a full square.
The number of insertions of Advertisements must be
ted on the MS they will be inserted until ordered
be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 80 lines and in
that proportion for advertisements OF greater LENGTH and
$50 for Is lines, and in that proportion for advertisements
ofgreater length; except Auctoneers, who are charged
800 paper included for all sales before their doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-25
SIMON ASONAvlEA,
COnfectiOmer aud Fruit Dealer,

Gonfeciiomer and Fruit Dealer,
Wholesale and Retail No. 1913 Main Street, opposite
the Banks
GRATEFUL for patronage heretofore received, soil
~ cts continuance of the same, and would respect
fully call the attention of his friends and the public in
city and country to the varied he has in
and Is now receiving among which may be found the
following
SO boxes Oranges and Lemons in fine order
200 do bunch Raisns, whole. half and quarter
SO do layer Rasins superior quality
% do Naples Maccaron
Is cases preserved and dried Ginger
eases Prunes, in glass jars, fine quality
go boxes Ctron
20 boxes Muscat Wine impoted
LOO boxes Sardines, ceebrpSed brand
2Ht drums best Smyrna Eigs
Is dozen Olives and Capers
10 dozen assorted Preserves Pine Apples Lines
10 do asso~ed Pickles
20 drums Sdana ltaisins without sesd
90 bags oft shell Almonds
10 bagyfam Nuts
10 bass Filbers
S Tags Pecan Nuts
5Oags English Wanuts
s25,0Os Cigars. various brands and Qualities
., Together, with a line assortment of French Candy.
Domestic Candy, of every Dissertation manufactures,
undHr my own supervision daily, of the best materials
ana IN the best mannef all of which am prepared to
sell on the most accommodating terms at
I6S Main Street
h,o Opposite the Banks, II
nn = SIMON BONAvITA ( I,
NPERM cANDLES.-50 boxes New BedG5
- Sperm Candies in store and for sale by
,,, Il. II. SKINNER, |
.nn = No 81 Pearl street
Es-lao,00o IL inch Shagles lai,1l1eat
- Rockets, for sale by
NH IL NJ, WOMRTEx
ARD IN KEGaa.AND BARWEI.s--5o
IL packages recei -iig this day per steemer
mn IL WILLIAMS &BROTHEH
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RICHMOND e. DANVILLE RAILROAD
-; - 5E=sEzz
Open to KeysviIIe. 1a


I'm and after MONDAY, November sth, 1852, a re-
~ gular passenger train will daily, Sundays
cepted,) between Richmond and eysvle
The train will stop for passenge only the following
points:
Manchester, Powhte, Robious Coal Fields, Toma
hawk, Powhatan Petersburg Road, Mattoax, Scotts
Shop, Amelia Court House, Wyanoke, Jennings Ord
nary, Haytokah Liberty Church, and C!arks.
Leave Richmond at O'Clock A. NJ Returning leave
Keysville at 90 P. M.
Children under 10 years age Free provided seat is
not occupied by them From 10 and under years of
age, half price Servants travelling by themselves
be furnished with two passes that be retained
IN the Office and must be expressly stated the pass
that they are permitted to go the
N B-Passengers for Lynchburg will take the South
side train Haytokah for Rice Station thence by Fagg
Cos stages to Lynchburg. Passengers for Halifax
Court House and Danvle, Va, can meet Messrs Fagg
Cos four horse coaches at Keysvile. And
for Danvile. Va, Greensborough Salisbury and Char
coaches Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday s, at
KeysvilIe.
Passengers for GAINESVILLE, Boydton, Milton N c., and
YanceyvilIe meet Messrs Moss & Cos coaches at
Keysvile on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and
for Milton and YanceyvilIe by Flagg Co.'S line Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays.
fe % JOHN II. OSBORNE Supt.
aE&ts-SI.:II55h On and after MONDAY next, Oct 25th
.slzsazNE7our boats will leave daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, at p. NJ The boat for Buchanan will leave
Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Passage to Buchanan Observation-Disclosures 90
Do do Fincaste Observation-Disclosures s 90
Do do Natural Bridge. ---....-.-- so
DO do Lexington --.-........-.... 90
Do do Lynclburg- 50
90 BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
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DAVENPORT, ALLEN A. c..
AuctiOneers and Com Merchn.sts,
MAKE liberal advances consignments OF MT
1vk chanlse 4A
+ t-y=Sales at auction of Groceries, sc. Thursdays
At private sale--Ground Plaster Cement, Riile no
Blasting Pc wder Safety Fuse, Sugars, Coffee Moasss
Starch Bacon Teas, Mustard, Salt, Cotton Yarns &c
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sPKING TKADE-lS53.

DY packets and steamers from Liverpool and Haze |
ID we are receiving our Spring importation OF |
British, French and German Goods,
Purchased for cash in the various English and Co.
mental markets. comprising very large and sper1 |
assortment, among which variety OF new and be-
tiiu STYLES of Ladies' Dtess Goods. |
And by various arrivals, from New York and Bost
receiving our stock OF
American Fabrics,
The whole comprising one OF the largest and most
tractve assortments we have ever been able to offer
Our stock has been purchased uhder the most advs
tag eous circumstances, and by the first OF March will
complete, and we respectfully solicit the merchants
Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee tog i've it an e
animation, with the assurance that goods will
sold low they can be bought in any market In tn
country.
Ready Made Clothing,
Manufactured at hoe under direct supervision, wit
the aid OF the most experienced cutters We have mad
such arrangements in this department enables t.
compete successfully with any clothing establishment j
the United States.
The whole will be offered at prices satisfactory to tn
purchaser, and upon liberal terms
TOD LIVER OIL.-Our efforts to obtain thi
~ article pure and ulterated, having succeeded
the satisfaction of physicians and others who have trie
it, the increased and easing demand, both here
elsewhere has Induced US to make permanent arrange
mens with the reliable manufacturer at st. Johns
Newfoundland for regular supplies which we shall col
tnue to receive direct and always fresh
Persons of delicate stomachs who find difficulty in tt
king Cod Liver Oil have it prepared entirely
disguise the taste.
For sale by ADIE & GRAY, and by j. BLAIR
Broad street. fe 81
rVVRUNKS, CARPET BAGS AND bon
L NETlBOXES.-We have in store large suppl
OF the above consisting OF all ities from the lowe
priced packing Trunk to the hes Sole Leather, all
which will be sold unusually low.
~ Those in want will call at the Ladies' Saloon
fe Is WHITE az PAGE
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lfT% UNION STEAMSHIP cos LINE
ssss.llksga4E. OLE ST t. A NJ L. r S-pENNSYLVANIk

e-azs-H<..Ah +
Captain Baymore, and VIRGINIA. Capt. Teal
These steamers lave been built exnresslv for this line
and every has been taken in their construction
ms strength and speed and their accommodations for
passengers and attention of their captansare unequaled
We have also entered into arrangements forward pas
sengers through to New York. thereby offering to
Chats opportunity not offered by any other line, of
making their purchases in Philadelphia and then cont
nue. ont, New York for the small sum of So
PassageS' first cabin and found Philadelphia.
DO second do do do
For irelgi'@~ passage apply to
ROBERT RANKIN Agent.
oorh~ Goth and Water SITS, Richmond.
NlEVI ELDRIDGE Gen. Agt,
~, MI .a NO North Wharves, Philadelphia
ans.dav at 10 ocoe leave Philadelphia every
given in all the daily papers of nr p Of their sailing
from Richmond. 3D. .
fe3 r. RA-KIN Az.
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THOMAS JONES.

THOMAS JONES,
No. 30 Main street, Richmond Vas
nFFERS FOR SALE
" 10000 lbs miding and shoulder Bacon
10 hhds superior Joles
SO kegs Lard .--.,-,.7 Iii,
10 hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars
80 bbls crushed, powdered and clarified SUGARS
10 boxes Loaf Sugar
10 hhds Porto Rico Molasses
90 bbls New Orleans do
so bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
400 sacks fine Salt
100 kegs Nails t5
90 boxes green and black Teas
rs boxes Tobacco, assorted brands
5000 papers smoking Tobacco
100 boxes Cigars t
SO boxes brown and black Soaps
90 do Pearl Starch
10 do Ground Coffee
so do Sperm, Adamantine and Talow Can
90 bbls Virginia Apple Brandy .nu
10 do best old Rye Whiskey 3 fs
SO do Cincinnati and rectiied Whiskey
25 do Rum and Gin
Is do sweet Wine and Peppermint Cordial
20 casks common French Brandy
eighth pipesbest do do
10 casks Port and NJ u.cira Wine
$50 bbls gross Herrings
90 bbls No 3 Nlackerel d9 La#=#
SO bbls and half bbls Haitian clipped Herriugs
20 halfbbls North Carolina family Roe do
tierces Rice =
100 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
Cotton Yarns, Window GLASS; Mustard, Ginger. Pimen
to, Pepper Caret Wine Bed Cords, Leading Lines.
Wrapping Paper, Painted Buckets Broonis, Saltpetre
Soda, DC. 5....l5.5 je %
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FOR MEKCHANTs.

| NIOTHMN1. FOX MERCHANTS
y 1000 low priced Vests, assorted colors
1900 pairs low priced Pants
1900 Linen, Check and Fancy Coats
And additional by every Steamer direct from factory
at New York. KEEN, CHILDS x BALDWIN.
NH 10
TOBACCO BOXES FOR SALE.--We have
L several hundred newly made Tobacco Boxes,
m ,e the very best materials and in good condition
which we deslrous to sell Immediately
NH II TOLER & COOK, Agents.
"YDRAULlC CONTEMPLATION kosen ialr 4,
i Il warranted Blasting and Rifle Powder Safety Fuse
constantly for sale by
NH "a DAVENPORT ALLEN & CO.
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/ RACON, HAMS AND sHOULDERs.-lO
sale by y \ 1lce' go. ''1 ea'' ~ -
mills WILLIAMS &BRoTHER.
| M OCHA AND MANILA COFFEE--5O
~. pockets and bales Quarters and haves) a very
enoce article landing this day from Mercy Taylor and
Amh 10 WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
| RAisINs--New crop, whole and quarter DO es,
NH IS ' y JOHN GORDON & SON
CA as;i.. HAMS tisroes Caasard ( Sons
NH IS '' ~ JOHN JOB GORDON 4 SOM
TX HHDs n. o. AND POETIC RICO sT-
nh F'e''sns per ''hr Hope for W ,Sls Sy
10 BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE, receiving
~ per schr Hope, for sale by 1 " -
NH 10 JAS. WINSTON.
365 RAGS mo COFFEE Z. in store. for SAFE
49, NH 81 JAS WINSTON 4
= Ibis VERY SUPERIOR APPLE
old. For sale :" '"''' years
NH 81 A-l JAS WINSTON
- street, corner above Pearl, wholesale dealer in
fruits CONTEMPORARIES fancy goods and cigars has in
the largest stock in the city, which he paricu-
ary invites the attention of country merchants and tho
trade generally mi, 10
HARDWAKE, CUTLERY, AEc.-The sub
scriber having purchased the stock of goods be.
longing to The estate of E. NJ Newburn deceased and
opened at the store formerly occupied by him. takes this
method OF inviting fiesds the customers of Mr. New.
our anu the publ: generally call and examine his
goods he will keep constantly hand general assert.
eht OF Hardware pocket and table Cutlery edge Toosl
&C., which he will sell at very low prices.
A. b. CLARKE,
au ~ Corner Franklin and nth SITS
hlVlDEND.-fhe Board of Directors Vi lll- Rich |
- mond Fire Association have declared dividend |
OF IA per cent on the capital stock thereof out of the
pots the last months payable the stockholders
a. me ONCE on and after Thursday the 10th March |
1885, BY order ofthe Board of Directors
mn . JNO. Fl. BOS SHEER. secry.
POLL BUTTER.,-5 bbs. fresh Roll Butter in |
= store, for sale by
fe "a III wAJRp T. co
4 K. los bbls best quality Newark Cider, 70
~ ceiving, for sale -
70 % WIN. TAYLOR.
RERAGE DE I.AlNEs.-We have lust opened
- lot OF Berage de Laines (which we think will be
found the cheapest goods in Richmond
c. HARTWELL & CO.,
mn 10 Opposite Swan Tavern.
w HATE NAVY BEANs-In store for sale by
" E. H. SKINKER,
UNI 10 No Is Pearl street.
MI ACA EI..-l00 Or barrels and kits No. r |
WI 9, receiving per Mercy Taylor for sale by
NH l8 WILLIAMS BROTHER
KIM BBLs KOCKLAND LIME, now at the
COO wharf. and for sale by II. RANKIN,
n ss fg=as On the Dock