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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02
ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL Horp1 )
TESTEHnAy A1C,

COLUMBIAN H0TEL.--T T shs~l,.4e, /.
stables. Lunenbure; r B yauahss, Notse..say,
E sangnan, dci 4 Lyon, A 8 Clarke. Edx5S,,
Wren & SOD Powhatsn; B Martin WsI;ss sags
Dlorell, Washington; E w Watkins w a.. !.
ton, Chesterfield q Tapscot w p ca,,.b p.'s,I
ingnam; Paisley, Franklin; Atwsfsr 80 -
:, Roberts, HUTCHINSON, Monroe. n I, I'm
EIusanna Massie Goochland; w III Peck. Blaets,
burg; w Morris, AlbemarIe johnson {. l.I,.
De Dai L Md; r Styles, Tenn; Turner ".
y, W 1 Neal and Son, Lnnenburg; ] A Vausban'
Iexfs w White Hall AK; DR. j w Dupev. -.
enourg; Baugh, Milford; Miss Saunders. Pm
gaea2 ue; - u Alexander, La: J NJ Hord, Greens.
poro, =; Booten, Madison; III Crown An
marie; I II Brown, do; Womack. cnnIer IT,
Z, l. Neatheway and Lady, Amelia: j w Foro'
charlotte; II Spears Chesterfiefi ON f,-e,sah'
aai a w Maddox, Lunenburg b p Terry
rIlnce Edward; @ l. Crouch Aibemarle. ! =
dreIy, Farmyille; f Clarke, Va
AMERICAN HoTEL-Ro Sander yv;u;..
p pnrg; Capt Thos Mayo, Port Walthal; G p Blunt u
p or Fso9setourt Davenns New Orleans B.T.
,o,, Chapman, Tazewell: T. Haskips PrfnSJ
Edward; w Spencer, Charlotte; Dedsa, w rnce
Y, Harding Danyile; Norwood and aeryit \ e. r
M Goode, Va; w Cottell, Halifax, N c: G W Bs,,t.
lady, Mrs Temple, Ca; Wilson. Wiucbe.fe az
Pickett. CD Cooke, Prince George: j r Cir;s
Ala; n Exall, w Burns, ] BeeS, T Samson R;cS,,
mond; Mr. Watkins, Powhatan --o-
CITY HOTELs-Joel PAR, Mrs Par. Miss Mo
Par, Master Par, Norfolk: w Berkeley. Usno.e1.
sunord, Mann, Rockbridge; Miss r i Pepdle
ton, King and Queen; g g Gary B B Smith n r.
Cumniingham; c; @ Johnson C; 7 William,
son, q smith, Delaware; WFurEuson. Wash
lngton; II c kindal, Richmond; J. Synor. Norfolk:
Mills Louisa ' t'in'
EXCHANGE HOTEL Jennings. ] p Jenk-
ms Goochland; Woodbridge, Midlothian: P Zones
LynMSh,bnrs; Hubbard and two sons Buckins haln
rett, Mrs M Brooks and servant. Norfolk Fl I. Ts1
ioE WI1lli an Major 7 H Williams, V NILS
Cormck, Va; Vaughan, Hampton DR. w IT Allen.
der, Bait; Taylor M |; j jarratt, Petersburr.
E Ponder, La; r Walker. Brownsburg; DR. II Il
Seymour and lady, Accomac; VIM Green, Chsries.on.
" FereI, Norfleet and servant, Ncrth Carolina:
Charles Z Waterman, & X 2 r; Jos Ord. pills:
John Slate and lady, o d Steel G Robinson and D
Steel, Ala; Rev w Williams. Georgia; + B How
ard, Phila; w L Brown and lady, Ala; A Ebbinger.
charlottesville; A H Whitlow, q N Harris and X p
Long Texas; r L Willinghast aud W H Gillian,
5 c; DIR A Wilson and lady, Lunenburg; B Ba.
ker, Hanover; w NJ Zallie, r II Baker and daughter.
Phila; Miss Wright Y; J. Purcell J Alvey r A
Payne and J A GARRISON Richmond; Massie,
Halifax G II; w w Robey and C Williams Miss 5
W Corbin, Caroline; w Camehon, s G; R Corbin.
Mos Neck; J Taylor, spottsylvauia; Itch
field, Abin gdon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Our friend VIM
d. Richardson, jr., who is travelling in the South
side counties, with view to enlist the public in the
approaching State Fair, and to procure members.
writes to u.s. that from the indications which he has
witnessed there is evidently spirit of progress
and Improvement abroad, among the farmers of
this state that speaks well for the future prosperity
OF the Old Commonwealth, ard which will not fail
to sustain the efforts of the State Agricultural Soci
ETY.. We are glad to hear it, Let but our farmers
once fully understand and appreciate the objects of
this noble association, and we feel the utmost reli
ance upon their liberal support Let them witness
the success OF the experiment of our first State Fair
and they viii see its importance to their own best
interests Their State pride will be aroused. and
all over the Old Dominion, the farmers will enter
upon rivalry as generous as beneficial
Mr.. Richardson has obtained thus far, one hun
dred and tweniy.one members. OF them Halifax
furnishes 22-fve of whom are life-nembers Char
lotte, 80; Appomattox, 8; Buckingham 4-of whom
two are life-members. Cumberland had made up
the amount pledged for her. Prince Edward not
fully canvassed, but the Farmers Club was making
vigorous efforts. Mecklenburg furnishes Is sub
scribers; Brunswick 81; Lunenburg 8.
We should observe that most of these counties
have been but imperfec.ly canyassed, and that the
above statements afford but slight indications of
what may be expected from them. Our friend
writes as that in these counties there win not be an
average crop of tobacco this year. The corn, too,
has suffered somewhat from want of rain. We
wish SIR Richardson abundant success in his efforts
to advance the interests Of our farmers by enlist
ing them in the coming fair
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PORT OF RICHMOND
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED, E
Schr Edwin, Aaron, from Baltimore, mdz to w. d.
Colquitt Il Co
Steamship Roanoke, Cavendy, from New York,
mdz TO Ludlam Watson
Schr Lightfoot, Wallace, from Rockland, lime to
Haskins Libby
Schr Olivia Curtis from Turkey Island, wheat to
Schr Olive Branch, from York River, wheat TO
Schr Racer, johnson, from New York, lumber to
Beivin l. Parker
Schr Gallego, Nelson, from New York, mdz to D.
Currie
schr Ira, Griffith, Porter, from Phiadelphia, coal
TO Davis l. Dunnayant
Schr Penniless, Weeks, from New York, salt to
Davenport, Allen l. Co
Schr Chas. Il. Brown, McKeage, from New York,
hay to NJ Downey
Schr Siam, Durham from Bath, ice to E Wills
Schr Meridian Smith, from Troy, lumber to Bel
win 4 Parker
Schr Joseph Porter, English, from Boston, ice to
Griffin l. Taylor
schr Honesty, Alvey, from Albany, lumber to Bel
vim & Parker
Schr Escort, Murray, frum Rockland, plaster to
Shields Somerville
Schr Mary Ann Caroline, Henderson, from Phila-
delphia, ice to J. w. Wright
Schr John Randolph, Parker, wheat TO Haxal q
Brother
Schr s. G.. King, Grove, from Curles Neck, wheat
to Edwin Workman Co
Schr Charles F. A. Cole, Woolford, from Balti-
more, lumber
Scbr Juliett. Baker, Boston, mdz
Scir Edmund, Sawyer, to Port Walthal, to load
with wheat for Boston
New YoRR, Aug. 3O--CIeared schr Mary Jane
Peck, Dupuy, for Richmond.
BosToN, Aug. 30--Cleared schr Sharon, Nicker-
son. for Richmond
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A Fowl DEED.-A worthless negro wo.

A Fowl DEED.-A worthless negro wo-
man, named Julia Ann Pittman, appeared before AL
derman Farrar, yesterday, to answer the charge of
stealing chicken from another negress, Elizabeth
jackson. The prisoner admitted that she has used
the chicken, but had purchased it of another woman
This declaration clearly disproved by evidence
before the Court In addition to this officer White
vino arrested the prisoner charged her with being
exceedingly impudent him in the discharge of his
duty, for which, in connection with the theft, the
Court ordered her TO receive TWENTY-FIVE stripes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

FIkE.-The alarm of fire at 10 o'clock on
Wednesday,ngh t last, caused by the burning of
bed, upon which Mr.. William S. Tyree was lying
sick at his residence Grace street, between End
end 3d. The bed accidentally fred by candle
and it was with great difficulty that Mr.. It. could be
removed in time to be saved from the flames Not
withstandng the alarm created, the fire extin-
guished before the engines reached the scene Of
danger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02
Tar WEExLY DrsrArcH of this morning con

THE WEExLY DrsrArcH OF this morning con
,;ans an original Aegory entitled Satan in Coun.
40, - which is much sought for, and thrilling
ste,ch of ibis hunting in the swamps of Louisi-
,nan Our Foreign and domestic correspondence
is of unusual interest There ia also vast
amour. of foreign and home news down to the date
of publication together with the usual miscellane,
Gus matter. There are many editorial articles on
topics of interest, among which we mention The
Black Rebellion in Tortola, the Southern Press
Railway Systems. Honorary Degrees, Progress of
The Telegraph, &c, sc. Subscription per annum,
ONE DOLLAR. Single copies cents, to be had at
ell
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An OWNER WANrED.-A small negro

An UWNER WANTED.-A small negro
boy, named William Henry Scott, who repre-
scented himself to be free boy when arrested,
was brought TO the Mayors Court yesterday, when
he said he was slave, the property of Mr. Dejarnet
of Caroline, and that he was employed in Mr. Ander-
sons factory. Enquiry being made, this story proved
false; and he then told the officers that he was orig
nay hired to Jesse Williams, who had him home
to his master. The Justice presuming him be a
runaway, ordered his commitment and adjourned the
examination until to-day
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ARsos-The servant boy, George, char

ged with attempting to set fire to the stable of Mr. E.
s. Hickson, on Tuesday morning last, and who was
partially examined by the Mayor "Wednesday last,
wss brought before Alderman Farrar yesterday morn
ing, who postponed further action until this morn
ing As yet no evidence has been ELECTED convict
the prisoner with the attempt ct ncendiaristn and
we are strongly inclined to the opinion that 1t will be
difficult job to do so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

New GooDs.-Pearl and Main streets at
this time, fair types Of beehive. Wholesale
importers being a. busy bees. receiving goods
and preparing for the fall trade. Country merchants
10 making their purchases. win have NO need TO go
issihes North than Richmond, as our market Is now
se.adAntly supplisa With every article chat the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

ILLEGAL PAss.-Henry, slave to Mrs. j.
Griffin arrested and Gagged for having in his possession
an illegal pass, was admonshed by Alderman FarFar
Yesterday, and then discharged.
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STATE BaSsER,-In the State Library

STATE BANNER.-In the State Library,
may be seen handsome banner, which Governor
johnson has directed be the Crystal Palace
at New York, in compliance with request made by
the managers of that exhibition 1t is made of broad
stripes of white and mazarine blue satin, with rich
silver fringe and elegant light blue drapery which is
held up by the beak of handsome silly eagle the
top of the staff On side the coat of arms of
the State enclosed in wreath of oak leaves beau
u large star, with gilt rays, representing the State,
whose name, Virginia. is inscribed below On the
other side is the u S. coat of arms, encircled by
wreath of laurel leaves; with thrtyone golden stars
sown over the banner and the word Union" in
scribed below. The paintings excellent and the
getting up does credit the artist Hortsmanns of
Philadelphia and to Col. Munford, under whose di-
rection the banner was manufactured
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P.ssEyGERs PER SrEAxsHIp Ro

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP RoANoKE
from New York, yesterday:
Charles Stebbins, Charles II Tenner, w NJ Morris,
P Crahen L Abran, Seymour, w Ellyson. w
Smith, w Falls, nj NJ Agan, DR. A Levy, Lewis
bubble, D Calender Miss Sarah P Adams. Miss NJ
Wright, Mrs Tribby, NJ Taliaferro, Geo Taliafer.
70, Walters, I Buuuss, Mr. Baker, Miss Baker.
Miss NJ Power, Beecher, Collins, L Machuos, lady
and son, Thomas Power. VIM Butler Butler Wm
Carey Chas Concidine and lady, s. for Norfolk aud
81 in steerage.
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LOCKED Up.--A free girl from Manches-
ter, named Columbia Anderson, was taken IN the
street by the Watch halfpast IL O'CLOCK on wed
nesday night for being in the City without gster
and Gagged. She examined before Justice rarrar,
yesterday, and ordered to prison TO remain uhti-
the production of the certificate of her freedom.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARDS CARDS. CARDSi-These

CARUS, CAKUS, CAhUS!-I htst tUu-
venient little PORTABLE SIGNS are printed with
great deal of taste and beauty, Rugges Improved
Gard Press, which Is run by stearn-power, and can
print 1000 cards in 81 minutes. Cali and i IN ope
ration at ..The Printing Ofics," Sun Iron building.
Baltimore Sas.
Our business will doubtless be pleased TO learn
that one of the celebrated RUGGLES' PRINTING
MACHINES isin operation at ELLYSON's PRINT
ING OFFICE, l47 Main street itis much larger
and superior to that mentioned above, aud while it
will print CARDS with equal beauty and rapidity, Is
also adapted TO all kinds Of Pnin and Ornamental
Printing. Call and see Ii in operation.
2-ff
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

The New PREsBYTERIAE CHURCH or
Capitol street. is being rapidly completed and vii
soon be ready for divine service.
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ABSENCE OF THE MAYoR.-Joseph Mayo,
Esq., the Mayor of this city, has been suddenly called
to the Eastern section of this State by the serious in
disposition of one of the members of his family In
his ABSENCE Aldermen Farrar has kindly consented to
ae. IN his cad
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The old Council

An IMpRovEMEsT-The old Council
Chamber in the Capitol are glad to find, Is benz
handsomely fitted up, to be used an extension OF
the present Library. There are other departments
in the State House that might be rendered more at
tractiye by small expenditure of money and labor
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EXCURSION OF THE BLUEs-The excur-
sion of the Light Infantry Blues Slash Cottage,
Wednesday, passed OFF very happily. After plea
SAINT of about hour the afternoon train arrived
at the Cottage, where everything was in readiness
for the reception of the excursionists There was
quite large number of ladies in the party, and in
very short time the ample ball was cleared for
dance which was continued with spirit until late
hour of the night The music was superb Indeed
il only necessary to say that it furnished by
the Armory Band to convey an idea of its merit. At
night the numerous lamps in the Cottage and through
out the grove were lighted and several immense bon
fires kindled around the area, which heightened the
effect of the scene while the appearance of the
ry dancers and the sound of music rendered it indie
scribaby beautiful At about ten O'Clock another
extra tain arrived from Richmond, with throng of
visitors. The gaiet y of the company unrestrain
ed and thus the hours flew by until O'Clock the
warning whistle of the locomotive called the excur
sionists to return to Richmond
Lieut.. Dickinson commanded the Bues on this &C.
casion, and it is due to him and his officers and sol
diers to say that they did everything in their power
to make it pleasant The old company has
added another leaf to its laures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

GENITAL RAIL RoAD-We learn from the
staunton Spectator the work of laying the rails
on the traa& between Waynesboroagh and staun-
top ID going on brayely The track is laid to
Fishersvilia, half the distance.
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Music ON THE SouARE.-Owing to the
rain yesterday evening, the CoasEr BAND were
prevented from playing on the Square They will
perform this evening. IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

DIR. JOHN B. WALTHALL, HOMEO
PATHIC PHYSICIAN, Office on Governor street,
nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH SU1x
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T1ppLING.-William Ryan, charged BY Of
cer Irving with selling ardent spirits to be drunk IN
his house contrary to law, was brought before the
acting Mayor yesterday and fined IS % and COSTS on
G ,uyiction of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

Sales Of Stocks reported By John Il. Lancaster and
Son, Brokers, for the iceeS ending Thursday, Sep
TENDER lst, 1858;
Virginia State Stock per cent, 81 years 70 run, in
terest from date, held at Treasury Si0S.
Virginia State Stock former issue. with interest
from lsr july sales $iG6, and interest.
Virginia State Stock OF 20 years issne 10 wears
TO run interest from LIST July, Sl05 and interest
Virginia State Stock of 20 years issue, 10 years and
under to rum interest from LIST July, Slo and inter
Bonds guaranteed BY the State, with interest from
lat July; sales $i0i and interest.
CITY Of Richmond Stock, with interest from 1st In
y short dates So and Interest; long dates Sl0i and
interest
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds. Sos.
City of Petersburg Coupon Bonds with interest
from LIST February, Sio0 and interest
Va Bank Stock, par so; sales this week S7s.
Farmers :. :" Sir
Exchange :. XIII
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock; sales this
week, $il5.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par Sc; sales
this week, So.
Richmond, Fredericksburg ard Potomac Railroad
Stock sales this week, Si0e.
500. - - : D-,s- -
90.
s22 = -
Richmond and DanvilIe Railroad Stock; last sales
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w. D. MERIWETHER, IMPORTER
AND MANUFACTURER OF CIGARS, two doors
below the Columbian Hotel.
u SOLE MANUFACTURER OF DENICO-
TISED SMOKING TOBACCO. jy 4-2n
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ATTENTION, BLUES.--Parade at La
fayette Hall. this FRIDAY EVENING, a. s O'Clock,
in Summer Uniform, with blank Cartridges, to pay
the last tribute of respect TO deceased Honorary
Member, GEO. w, DIXON.
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T. j. CARSON g. CO., NO. Al AND
40 LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. SC
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. je 18-1y
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GEoRo& TOWN, p. Give are glad 10 learn that
tals plact ass entered upon the career Of improve
rnent mn hat bnAiness n Nh kinda l. active with,
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDI
CINE, BY DIR. E. d. ROBINSON.
u Office on Franklin, between 18th and 14th
streets. 81 jy l5-ly
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR-The market is firm and without change
receipts small We quote $50 to Sc, extra So to
S64, family 81 TO S3t.
WHEAT-No change since yesterday Market &C.
tive at 81 Is TO 81 20.
CORN-50 to IS cents.
MEAL-75 TO so cents.
GUANO-S57i TO $50.
TOBACCO-Ihe market is active and sales at full
prices
BACON tending upwards-saes at % to III cents
from the wharf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

ROPER g. MURRAY, UNDERTA
KERS, Governor street, between Main and Franklin
fe 8-ly
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REMOVAL.-T The subscriber has re-
moved from his former place Of business No 8, Fif
teenth street. to one of the new Iron Front Buildings
No. 90, Pearl Tor 14th) street.
au 29-lm GEORGE J. SUMNER
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DIED

Yesterday evening" after short Illness GEORGE
w. DIXON, in the 44th year of his age.
His friends and acquaintance are requested to at
tend the funeral, which will take place from St.
Paul's Church this evening at O'clock.
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B. w. sTARKE. ATTORNEY !

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
the taking of Dispositions, lin of his ofce)
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds Renquish-
ments of Dover, &c. Claims for collection entrusted
TO him promptly attended to.
Office, No. 50, three doors above City Hotel, on
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de 2-ly
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SELF-PROTECTIO have j.st re-
~ turned fren the North with most superb az
sortment of Colts, Aliens and the Warner kENOL-
VERS-the latter a very convenient Pistol tor the
pocket. Also fine of single SeIteoexins
PISTOLS of every description. AE-Guns, waking
Canes, Guns, Bowie Knives &c, in great variety
Drks, Travellers Money Belts Dram Bottles, Drink
ing Cups &c. JAMES WALSH,
Maker and Importer OF Guns, Rifles, &c
Sc 2-lw
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ROARDING.-A Gentleman and Lady
- can have genteel Boarding, with very comfor-
table Room, corner of 9th and Broad Streets oppo-
site Valentine Crenshaw 4 Co.
Three or four genteel young men be taken also
as day- boarders se 2-9t<
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ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office on 18th Governor street. next to P. NJ. Tabb
Il Son, Richmond. Va. au Sim
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ESCAPED, from John +. Billiards. stable,
~ on the 18th ult,, small POINTER DOG, named
Sanco. He has liver col0red ears and nose white
and liver coored body-had ON acollar without name
A suitable reward will be paid il delivered TO John
r. Ballard, Exchange Hotel.
Sc 2-3t* PHILIP b. BAKER
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LIFE OF WILLIAM PENN have
few copies of the Life of William Penn, by Samuel
al. Janney, for sale. ASA M. JANNEY,
au 3e-5t* Galleso Mills
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I,O sPORTsMEN OF THE FIELD

NOTICE.-The creditors of CHARLES
IN BAKER are informed that in his decree to us,
of the uth August last, for their benefit, and which
is upon record ia the Hastings Court Office for the
City of Richmond there is clause which allows
them thirty days from the date of the deed 10 be-
come benehciaries under it, and that they are to
signify their intention of becoming by signing the
same. WATSON Il HUGHES Trustees.
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OF G. w. PURCELL l. CO.-The Notes of the
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK are re-
deemed as heretofore at par at our counter.
!, u All solvent Washington Small 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.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

- INAtANIytJO4fAISs IIV"
~ opening the most magnificent assortment Of
Walking CANES ever offered in the city, mounted
IN Gold, Silver, Ivory and Pearl, with without
Swords ranging in pres from twenty-five cents 70
twenty dollars.
Ivory Heads, Brass Ferrues aud Mountings0f all
kinds, for fitting up Canes. JAMES WALSH, u
Maker and Importer Of Guns, Rifles, &c. &
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LEE & BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
LAW and COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. &c, for
% States.
o. SAMUEL T. BAYLY, NOTARY PUBLIC
Office on 18th street, second door from Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

SCHOOL FURNITURE have for
~ sale, lot OF Secondhand School Furniture,
consisting Of Desks Historical and other Maps, Eieh
seq RIM ZIMMERMAN.
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1f0 000 FEET SEASONED, SO

$1,000 feet seasoned inch cottonwood.
~, 600 feet White and Rock Maple all sizes.
5000 feet Hickory, for Carriage Makers
Landing this day from schrs Racer" and the Ma
ridean.,
The above Sycamore got up the shores Of
Lake Erie, where this kind of timber is formed of
a very superior qualityi2 NJ of the inch l3 and
Is inches wide, perfectly dry and fit for immediate
use. For sale on the wharf accommodating terms
by Sc q BELVlE l. PARKER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02

ENARM FOR sAI1E.--We are authorised
u to sell small FARM on the old turnpike read,
about miles above town. adjoining the lands Of
Mr. John Ford and Others, containing BY late sar-
vey $50 acfes, with large dwellings stable barn ana
try residence.
Terms accommodating Apply to
SEA- T0LER 4 COOK, Pearl street.