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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-16
By GODDIN APPERsON. -
Ia BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS

Ia BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
AT AUCTION win be SOLD on TUESDAY xfter.
ing st y O'Clock fourteen beautiful Tors situated
on Baldwin, James and Baker Sta II Of them front
ing ~ feet on Baldwin, on James, and on Eaksr
a plat of these lots can be seen at our Office.
IERMs-One-thId cash, balsnce at . end 8 months
added, satisfactorily endorsed, or title
mys GoDDIN = ApPERsoN, Auct..
ADDITIONAL rs
At the same time we will sell FIFTEEN BUILD.
ING LOTS, located in square No. liza AdamS Place.
ad1oining the above. and fronting Baker and Lit
fully situated, and have Commanding view Of the
city. A Plat now for examination. s9s = ~
win be added to the above sale several desir.blv
situated Lots East and West Valley or nth street
near the point of improvement said street for tbs
new ticket Office Of the Central Railroad 90
mylO GoDDIN APPERsoN. Aucts..
+ ARGE DWELLING FOR RENT,
~ AND FURNITURE TO BE SOLD AT AtJc-
TION.-The large and conveniently arranged rest
sdss n m, f1ans i, and Adams
tached will be rented for one or more years % good
The place is so well known that farther dsscrip.
ton 10 deemed unnecessarily. Z 3 ,stsissesl IS
Az sos Ct i the sae San nn s S Thh ( NV
TERMs--Rii sums under $50, cash OVER that .m,ut.
months credit for approved negotiable notes. r
For terms, a. to the rental, spplyto
GODDlN T. APpEn6ONs
The sale the Furniture will be Conducted 81 4.
r. D. PAYNE, Salesman, for b. CAUTHoRN.
W. GODDIN. Atty. in fact
my1 Judge John X. Mason
TWO SMALL WOODEN TENE-
y MENTS IN ADAMS VALLEY FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY, 18th
of May, 1854, on the pre- mises, at 81 O'Clock, two
small WOODEN TENEMENTS, near the old DID
tillery The Lot fronts feet running back Re et
and known a. No 40 In Mackenzie's plan
TERMS. -One-third Cash; balance ct and mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added trust deed or u
tie retained. aODDIM APPEnSON.
II Es54s45s sfSr Fl Anetianaarns
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WANTS

WANTED.-By young man, situation
w as CLERK or SALESMAN in the Grocery
aAd Commission business, having had IS years expe-
rience in the business would be happy to find place
Ia thator any other business, where he would make
himself useful.
Reference given if required. Address J. C. D., at
this office. my lists
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WANTED wish to purchase imme-
w diately, for cash. smart, likely boy about the
age of fifteen years. Address S. B. 81 ush post Office
or may be seen at the Richmond House from | to
O'Clock, p. M. my 16-2t*
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~ FOR SALE-An old MULE, an
3SAexeellent animal Of his kind on farm or to
work in cart Apply at this Office. myl5
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81 CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE.-
N@Ei have just arrived from Europe. with lot
2Ea&of CANARY BIRDS. They ars fine singers
-~~-I shall re main in the city only week. La.
dies and gentlemen wishing to purchase will please
apply early.
H. REHAGE, No. 1853 Broad street..
my l3-6tt Opposite the Theatre
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WE wish to hire good COOK, white
w or colored. Apply TO
DUKE 4 HUTCHINSON,
my Is No. IA, Main street.
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EOR SALE OR HIRE-A thorough,
ia qualified CHAMBERMAID aud HOUSE SER.
Want about thirtyfye years old. She il also first
rate Washer and Ironer. Apply to
r. M. TABB & SON, Agents.
Office on Governor It., bstw Main and FTanklin.
nav Is ST
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A NTHRACITE COAL.--90 ton Lump
IA WHITE ASH
l25 do. RED ASH-egg size--ex pected to arrive
ia two or three days. for sale by
my IS Stiff SAML p HAYES
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INCREASE OF POPULATION IN GREAT BRI-
TAIN.-The British census shows a wonder
derful increase of population in the last GEN.
tury compared with that in the preceding one
The increase in the century ending in 175l
was I ,l14,0oo; in the next century, ending
in 1851, the increase was 13,793,o0o. The
London correspondent of the National Intel
ligencer, who states these facts, adds the fol
lowing interesting statements:
wi,bou, soppine to inquire Into the cause, we
will state some facts relating to the wonderful in
crease In marriages which began to be noticeable
about l75O. About that time an alteration wai
made In the law of marriage, rendering the condi
ton more stringent; this, instead OF preventing
marriages, most surprisingly increased .nem.-
Lord Chesterfield said In 176f, the rage Tor mar
riage Is very prevalent and In 1867 he writes,
.sin short the marriage phrenzy seems to rage 81
present. and il epidemical." In the year l7o6 the
marriages were 50,a72 they gradually rose &c
20 200 and hundred thousand annually, and Ia
the census wear 1851 to Isl 206 at the end OF the
century terminating In 1851, the incrcasc Of the
population was Ia 000 600, being fourteen tunes Al
much az the increase in the preceding century
A few exsrscfs from the tables win give rs some
interesting detala on this subject. Tho census q
bles show that among the population OF the age o
a1and upwards GO Ia the leo Of males ana o. n tne
100 OF females are married. The mfcH age q wnict
marriages are first coptracted 10 England ano
Wales is about &c for males and 20 Tor females
This shows the great nmounto foroehoueht which
characterixes the population; man OF 70 ora no
man OF IS rarely contracts an fmpfudens mar
riage.
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THREE MEN IN WKLL.--At O'Clock this more.
ing. well adjoining HanDa,s paper mill was sud.
denly filed up by the gravel from the sides cavipg
in. WIN and Archibald Robinson father and SON,
engaged In digging the WELL were ct the bottoms
Young man by the name Of w. Shipley Spence, in
company with another by the name Of Bulock, were
setting near the mouth Of the well at the time.---
Young Spence was carried In with the gravel; Bul.
lock escaped. Spence was heard TO groan-eiions
we're made to reach him, but the workmen were
compelled to suspend until frame work was made
f,r their protection The two Robinsons are buried
to the depth OF IS feet-spence probably not more
than half that distance They are all dead. doubt.
less. or viii be before they can be reached which
will require from one to two days.-Steubenriut
Herald
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TO BUILDERS.-Proposals will be re

Il celved al this ofhce until IL O'CLOCK n on Satur
day next the 9th inst. for the construction of four
Exhibition Sheds, 60xl8 fest the Show Grounds
of the Virginia State Agricultural Society, the
Western limits of the city.
The Proposals must Atate the time which will be
required to complete the above work The Contrac-
tor will be require TO enter into contract with the
city, giving approved security for the prompt and
faithful execution of the work.
The Committee reserve the right to reject all of
the bds if none of them should prove satisfactory
The plans and specifications for the Shed can be
seen, and all necessary information obtained by ap-
picatit to the undersigned.
" order of the Committee Public Grounds
Sc 6--td w GILL, City Eng.
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CHARLEsroN. were ive deaths from yel
low fever In Charleston during the "a hours ending
at 10 o'clock last Tuesday night
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c1ossp.-The Pulaski House, Savannah. will be
closed during the continuance OF the epidemic In
that city.
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FArn.-The Agricultural Society Of CasweIl coun
ty, N c., viii hold their first annual Fair At Ysn
cevviIle on the 10Th of October.
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COOPER & WISE, 81 HANOVER ST..
~ BALTIMORE, Nd, Dealers In LUMBER and al
kinda of INP0kTED WOODS

Having commenced the above branch of business
they have and will constantly keep assortment
OF the following seasoned woods and lumber. suita
BILE for Cabinet Piono Forte and Cosch makers, and
beg to solicit share of public patronage:
Rosewood Plank and Vensers; Mahogany and do;
Walnut do, Walnut and Mahogany Coffin Stuff; Sa
Wood, &c. - ~
Particularly for Piano Forte Makers -Ivury v-r..,
all Plumbers; Turning Pins. Key and B,idse Pins !;
Buchskns Cloths and Felts; Shirley's Poiish for
storing the polish of Piano Fortes
II Yard IN the rear of l. J. Wise and Brothers
Piano Forte Mandatory, Hanover street.
L
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Hn DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaway

ODI DOdLhIlD I'VE w dIII.- huDdWHy
~ from the subscriber about the 30th of July. a
NEGRO BOY, by the name of AtFRED-about 20
years of age rather tanned complexion. and of me.
dunn size. 1t Is more than probable that he may be
either in the city or neighborhood of Richmond,
he has expressed desire to live there.
will give $40 if apprehended viii hin the county
of Cupeper, and returned to me. $20 fapprehend-
ed out Of said county, and secured SO that can get
him. C. C. TALIAFERRO,
Rapid Ann st alton,
au & dim Culpeper County.
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The third anniversary Of the death of Lopez and
bis companions was celebrated in New Orleans on
the 1st inst Among the speakers was John s..
Thraeher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-09

The term of the present incumbent of the Office
of Governor In Virginia, will not expire until jan
uarY 1856.
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New PRoJEcr-There 10 project on foot to build
steamer to ply directly between jacksonville Flo
rida. and New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-09

In DrFFIcULTr.-L. Burnett, a stage driver, was
arraigned before a magistrate in Nash vile, few
days ago. on charge offorsakng his own wife and
running off with the wife of Mr.. Hunt, of Galletin
With the hope of easily getting out ofthe difficulty,
he plead guilty to the charge but circumstances
tending to the belief that he had robbed mail be-
sides stealing female he was committed to Jail in
dsfauIt of $1,000 security
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ =. TEe 1 ci5ctIlstion of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined VI e "e Ds f.r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR M'LANE's VERMrruGE.-
MEDICAL WrTsEss-It 10 no small evidence of the
,n.rams has value o. %. great vermtuge when even
tent medicines voluntarily forward and testify
| 70 its triumphant succeu in sxpel ing worms Read
BARaTsosvILLE, Shelby co Ky, April 2 '4s.
IL kIpp Co.Ii am prastisins physician, resi-
when resident Of the State Of missouri, became
acquainted with the superior virtues of Dr. M' Lanes
vefmifuse At some more Leisure moment win
one vial, In expe ling upwards Of 300 worms
L. CARTER, M D.
- Purchasers will be careful to ask for Al
tsss IKE n1ps,, s9ps Sgt DR.. MLAHEs CELEBRATED
There are other Pills purportins to be Liver Pill.
neS before ore the public. ~
LANES LIVER PILLS, can now be had at all re-
specDrug Stores In III city.
e4d.sIv PURCELL IADD Go;, K's,aDsss nasssl'%s: =.
CANDoR AND TRUrH.-In calling the at
tention of the community to Stab1ers Good Medi-
cines," we wish it distinctly understood, that
yer make an assertion in regard to them but wha, is
RY EXPECTORANT and the DiARRHEA COR
DIAL have both received the approval of numbers
h estatnely recommend the Expectorant in ali cases
Of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis Asthma, Group, &C; ;
and the Diarrhea Cordial is also warmly recommend
ed in all diseases of the stomach and bowels. Both
Of these medicines have been beneficial in hundreds
of cases. always giving relief, and rarely failing
complete cure Of the disease. Try them.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of ths
agents.
Price for each only so CENTS or six bottles for
81 50.
Z. Fl. sTABLER & CO., Yroprietora
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
PURCELL LADD L CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia. au 2a-d&c12t
JAMES b. SCLATER
PRonUoE ROKER,
Corner Cary and Pearl streets, Richmond, Virginia
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Copenhaver, who was sent to the Georgia Peni
tentiary from Monroe county, for robbing nj: JscA
son near Barnstable, committed suicide last Satur
day, by suspending himself from joist with
handkerchief In his cell.
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SPIRIT OF THE PREss

The Enquirer giyss sketch Of the recent e..
oil anarehy In Chicago, by which Senator Dou,l..
was denied the privilege of q hearing. whiIe The
aboliiionists hypocritcalIy cry out for freedom Of
speech, they are the frst to violate the right.
The Literary Department of the Enquircr 10 kspt
up with much spirit. We copy the followinr from
. criticism on Putnam,s Monthlv. IN vesferd.v,s
issue:
Let Putnam sive M resliv /. zine ~ I.he.
ties .nd and Art '-unless be cschews poif-
whole South. from hs,,s ~ ssnlnenu, INC
viii turn from his publication With d,.gn.r Thev
ana WI not encourage the fntroductioa Of
their institutons !, attacks upon themselyes and
Ley utnam take heed
| Seventh of sso,.,,,a- s .'isoisl l. " in'
battle of Ro,od;ao aAA''s1ss1y o. tae
r.
As' =" sui'o1iai upon the Gubernato
- 'po's y WHICH Is tnat there 10
u nal"ony among the democrats,
Do'n Ia rega1o 20 the time for holding caucus
=, o Ao"a''"u, anu az 70 the man
.ney snaii CONFER the honor upon. Thus far Gays
10 saip tne democratic aspirants are having
s"ong themselves buf what Is the more
70 'nenl' IN the contest 10 the fact that
a'y arc seeking 10 devour one another quarrels,
oe anu very onoiosnerly, are going on In the
ssnp y lne harmonious, when not the least show
u oppoS'uon mas oeen manifested by the Wings of
'ne stare. me writer thinks the democracy arc
NJ" surviving themselves in their true coiors-shsy
are struggling ior spoils and not principles-and
suggests 10 them the propriefy OF reversing their
ino'to rom tnaf OF principles, not men," to the
oAo =, spoi'' sno spoiis oniy' Wnnout regard to
principles or men.
The Whig also notices the eourse of tho .ho,;.
tionis,. or rh,..-, - '-s "DV'7
-. .Asaso' "nen oena'or Dougias recently
e''oA ..,, 20 oeiend ms position on the Nebraska
BILL as one of the grossest outrapes pnon m lber,v
o' speech that has ever been perpetrated in this
country.
The Examiner says that the Convention .,w.i,.s
Sulphur Springs Is over and aln,o.t fcrro,,., 80
expresses desire to rescue It from .urem.,nre ~,
lvion." The Convention (ssys the wri,er, MO. -.
ficted with too much greatuess-prea.ne.s of ,b.,
sort which MALvo1io did not enumera,e for
while
"Some are born great, soma achieve .re.tn... and
SUMO nave greatness thrust upon them,'
there are still others, who, after the manner of the
,,s ,ho....,- " 'ne size o' an OK,
pun themselves up 10 greatness painful and as
tonshlng to behold. The vigor and genius OF new
Virginia was too scaptilv. a,tbopah \, -.
and ,,odas,,u "'' aoiy
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sALs.-Janney's hotel, in Columbia, s. c., has
been sold to w. s. Goodwin for $4,000.
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NM INSI ON Il POWERS, GRocERs AEp

NV lNSION N POWEKS, GRocERs AND
w CowMIssioN MERCHANTS corner of Cary and
Pearl streets have In store large assortment Of
Groceries, Liquors. Wines Teas and Cigas seectsd
with great sare which they oner on the most favor
abb. terms 10 pune ua c, stomeIs, viz:
900 hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars 500
pac agea loaf crushed, srsnulated, clarified and cof
lee do $50 bags Rio LsgusyIa. Maricabo. Java and
Moeha c. fee; eo0 hegs Nsi.; 4oo rsans wTsppins
PapsI; as5 hide and bb's. Porto REQ and New Or
leans saolssser, $50 packages 0unpowder snd Black
ines all SORTS together with Candies. Spice Busk
ets Grndstones, Shot and Lead, Bed Cord, Plonah
Ltnes, Bscou, Window GIssa S,sp, Dye etahs ma
chine Aad TanneFs Oil, VineEar. nc SCI
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The Mobile Advertiser says that its first choice
for next President, is Millard Fillmore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-09

MOBILE continues healthy. There were only /
interments during the week ending the I'd inst.
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The Government has purcbased the Winder
Buildings, in Washington, for 100000.
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NOTICE TO THE PU BLIC-Th

~ subscriber having offered his stock Of SADDLE
Y at public suction the 9th of Juns last, but
owing to the extreme warm weather and sickly sea-
son, his sale was postponed; he offers for sale
his large and beautiful assortment of ready-msde
improved pattern delightfully."- pleasant to the rider
and warranted not to hurt the horse. Also, q very
large assortment of most beautiful Coach and Buggy
HARNESS, whish cannot be surpassed. My stock
embraces, also, Wagon and Cart Hsrness of the most
durable quality and in fact every article usually kept
in Saddlsry esablishment, may be foupd at my
shop, all manufactured under my own supervision by
the moat experienced workmen.
My object in selling out is to close my agency bu
cry article not disposed Of by the lst November viii
be offered at public auction during the State Agrieu
tural Exhibition, due notice of which will be given.
To enable me to prosecute this course, respectful
ly request my friends to call at once and set
tie ther bills-the necessity of which must be obv
GUS to sll. The amounts individually ANAL but
to sufficient to extricate me from debt, which
is my most ardent wish.
Sc 5-dkcts JOSEPH FL. COLQIJITT
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nIVIDEND.-T Board of Directors
~ of the RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
ts stock thereof for the past months ending 8st
August, 1854, payable at tho office and after Mon
day, 1lth September, 1854
By order of the Board of Directors.
SET JOHN H BOSHER, SeCy.
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William H. Smith, a we'll known citizen OF Jones
boro, Tenn, died a few days ago.
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ELANNAGAN. STOKES & Co. offer

FLANAGAN, STOKES & CO., offer
Il for snle-
1850 Bags Rio, Lsgunyra, Mocha oud Jaws Cofees;
$50 Hhds. N. o. and p. r. Sugars
800 Pkes Loaf Crushed and Coffee Sugars
800 Bbls. N. o Molsss+s;
Is Bbls augar-House Syrup;
so Kegs Super c. Soda;
Bbls Sal Soda;
so Bbls. Cider Vinegar;
20 Bbls. Tanners Oil;
1900 Kegs NsilE
25a Boxes assorted CaudieG
400 Boxes Ta low. Adsmantne and Sperm Candles;
500 Reams Wrapping Paper assorted;
With q variety Of other articles, which We offer to
the trade. se6-5W
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BY ]. A. COWARDIN.
EDUCATION.
The subscriber will. ON MON.

NOTICE-The subscriber will, ON MON.
~ DAY, the lith of September, commence teach
ins school In the school heuse occupied by Mr.
George this year. The scheo house is Grace st Z.
near Church Hill. He will teach ten months, the
school to close the 18th of uy 1855 His terms for
each scholar for the tsrm win be for Reading Wri.
ting Arithmetic, Geography and En ciish Gran1msr.
Sl,' for younger learners Sf2, payable quarterly in
advance. The school. if encouraged wui continae
for several years Strict attention Will be paid to
the learning and moTAis Of all the children committed
10 bis care JOSEPH II. ROGERS.
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ADVISE AMONG THE IAYNEN.-The Bingham.
ton IN. ~ Republicans. Of the 25th rl., ssys Ms
inc the Bisbop 10 laying the corner stone O tns
Susouehapna SEMINAR. yestrrdsy. NE tia'iosm
fell. tasia1 him and soms cher persons oet 20 ~
rious accident resuited. A
FATAL AccIDxSr- Lss sanasyt = assovne. 80. ns
49,. rom : wagon sud immediately expircd
Rssrdsly ana youse child In ihe arms Of ~ naoshsr
were much bruised and cut and y feersd fatally
Injured.
war FAIn CHor - The s. Chailee No }
Revellis says, dat farmer h that cousty lsiaed
5000 bushels Of wheat from l60 acres q land, ho
pr. sent sesaou, which he has cold st ~ Los. M
over eiI0 bushel This b . liale cver 81 enehels
per acre. ass "a Z
An OID CAHAaY Doaa Masia Aeoeee, whe now
resides st Havana, Cuba b said . BE- Ill yess 81
Shc waa bora inthe csnsry lsaendss = oasee Nses
TsasridA end sAiufseed shssss - Gsss aeosk ss&
ysare sge s.
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The mother of Senator Fish. died in New York
on Wednesday morning, aged 60 years: She wal
the widow OF Col Nicholas Fish. gallant once
in the United States Army, and one Of the ole
Kuickerbockers Mr.. Fish was llneal descend
ant OF old Governor Stuyvesant and has lived
herself, to the good old age of four score years.
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ATTEMPTED AssAssIsArroH.-While Msj David
M Fulton, OF Canton, Madison county, was quietly
asleep 10 his room at Coopers Well, between II
and IL on last Friday night 25.h, some fend enter
ed and placing revolver cluee 70 bis head, fred
upon him. The ball entered near the crown. psss-
ed to the forehead, and was extracted the next
day. The skull was not fractured, and Major Fol.
ton ID considered In no danger, but it 10 almost
miracle that he was not instantly killed. The ss-
sassin laid the revolver the pillow 10 create the
impression that biz intended victim had committed
suicide, and Immediately fed.
jackson (Hiss1 Mercsry.
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MI RS. p Z l. l. E rs ENGLISH AND

tNt AsO 4 - IL - II L. ~ AMI
NI FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
The eleventh scholastic year of this schot will
mence on MONDAY, October I'd.
Able and experienced teachers secured in all the
departments Particular attention il gwen to Read
ing, Writing, Orthography and Grammar through.
out the school, and the younger pupils share equally
with the Older, in the instructions of the principal
ard assistants. MRS. PELLET is assured that pu.
pills under the tuition of M. DE MONTHURNEY Y
with diligence and perseverance, learn in year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Ian
guages.
TERMs-Board and washing S22o. English tuition
$40 Primary Department $50. Ancient and Mod
ern Languages each $40. Payment one half in ad-
vance-the remainder 18th February
For further particulars address the Principal.
eu 7-2m
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- II. L. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND

1ts ENGLISH SCHOOL, on franklin, between
Oh and 7th streets. Richmond, Va.-The next ses-
,on of this SCHOOL will commence on Friday, the
18th CT September next, and close on the 18th of
jay following.
TEEMs-(psyeble semi annually in advance.)
Fer senior Classics and Mathematics, per ses-
SION, '..'...'. ..--....... .'......,'.. cot
For Junior dn. Go. do. 81
For common English e5ucston............. 40
For each Modern Language. taxtra, )....-.. 20
The undersigned can be feen at his schooi-rooms
from TO 10 A. NJ r. II. L. TIGHE
aS-dlm
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING.

HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING
IL The Subscriber begs to inform the public that
he is prepared to execute all orders for PLUMBING
either in houses ships In the best manner and on
the most reasonable terms. Being himself Prasti-
most entire satisfac to all who may favor him
with orders He will also put up Water Closets,
Lift and Force Pumps. Bath Tubs, Wash hand Ba-
sins, Copper ard Iron Boilers etc, the most ap
proved principles and at the lowest prices. Orders
from the country promptly executed. His establish
ment at No 220 Main street between 9th and 9th,
where orders should be left. He would refer to the
following gentlemen: Hon. VIM. s. Archer, of Anne.
liza; Judge Crump, and r. Fl. Msury, Esq, Richmond
au l0-1m DANIEL O'DONNELL.