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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-30
THE HORRIBLE DEED APPROVED.

Burning men at the stake, it seems is not the
impulsive act of Southern excitement, but it re-
ceiyes the approval Of the sober after thought, of
tho Alabama Shareholders. Last week we pub
lished a brief account of the burning alive by the
~populace of Mount Meigs, Alabama, of the man Gill
bert, for the murder of his master. The Macon,
(Alabama) Republican. which has Just come to
hand, contains the following item of News:
A public meeting has been held in Tallassec in
Tallapoosa county, to consider the course, pursued
by the citizens of Mount Meigs in burning the ne
gro man Gilbert, for the murder of his master,
Doctor A. Mcdonald. A committee was appointed
which reported resolutions decidedly approving
what had been done.
The stake and the slow fire rs we'll as the lash
the paddle and the thumbscrew, seems likely to be
numbered among the fixed institutions" of thu
South. Public Meetings by resolution decidedly
and deliberately approve it as do ministers of the
Gospel of Slavery. Witness the Rev. Brownlow'l
savage cxu tation and the horrid tortures, he would
add to augment the anguish of the %viction. Sucl
fruit Slavery will inevitably yield. And yet, unio,
with men who intend this system shall be eternal
is the hatchery of men called aati-Sav,y.
THE CONVENTIONS which have been held in thi
State since our anniversary by G.. C. Burleigh
Leonard b., S. S. and Josephine S. Grifing, hav'
been well attended, and every way quite success
full. Besides the conventions, our friends hav,
given numerous lectures in adjacent places. They
are now with James Barnahy, on their way t'
Michigan, designing to spend some weeks in labo
there.
G. 5. S. Griiing, desires us to acknowledge tn,
recent of hedges to the Society in Mesonotam;a a
slo,45, and of cash $3.50, exclusive of expense
of the meeting.
"CRUsHISo OUT,"-Attorney General Gushing
is preparing to cary the case of Mr.. Boothc, il
which the Supreme Court of Wisconsin decides
! against the constitutionality Of the fugitive slav
D law, up to the Supreme Court Of the United States
or course the decision will there DO reversed.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-30

90. A scamp at q hotel says tho Boston cores
pondent of the independent, stole n clergyman's
bag, we'll filed with sermons. Hope he may find
them foil Of the bitterest orthodoxy, Cor n uniyer
sal salvation manuscript would hardly bring such
a fellow to repentance.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-30

S. NJ. BooTH, Editor Of the Wisconsin Free
Democrat, complains of the backwardncss of his
friends in furnishing the means to carry on tho
suits in which he is involved in the rescue case.
lie says he has spent one third of his tiras and
three hundred dollars already and has received hut
S35 of this from bis friends.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-09-30

SENATOR WADE.-IIon. B. F.. Wade addressed
the citizens of Salem on Friday evening of last
week. We had not the pleasure of hearing him,
BUT We arc informed that his audience was largo
and his speech eloquent and spirited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23
MEpIC1NHs.
CMTTH's DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for

CMTTH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
- the cure Of Dyapspsi.s Flstalenee, Nervous De-
Tanssmsnt Of this Digestive o-ranl
CERTIFICATES
NEw RK, April 20, 1859:
Smiths DyspepsIs Cordial. and have obtained the
most beneficial results. consider It the only
for b spd dssoss e any
PHILADELPHIA, May s. 1852.
to use DR.. Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial. YVES afflicted
with that disesse three years, during which time
tried everything that s cssid be rssommendsd and
effected perfect cure Of me, and 1 am now as
healthy a. / have ever been. have witnessed the
same effect on Others. consider this certain cure
for Dyspepsia HENRY DUNLAP,
CoachmAker, 70 Crown 1t.
PHILADELPHIA, March 18th, 1858.
tn q most wonderful and instantaneous effect on
Having suffered with Dyspepsis for some time, was
lms took Two bottles elected complete
have given it to several of my friends and invaria-
Yours truly, Jw.FITc
WashfnTton House.
For sale By J. B. WOOD. and
ALEXR DUVAL.
au28-3m Agents for Richmond, Va.
nOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medical
IL House, Ia still engaged in treating all sorts of
secret Diseases and hereby invites call from those
who may have been unfortunate in th cir associations
DR.. r. would particularly lnVLe call from persons
10 the country who have been given up by their ply
sicians as ncurable Cases few indeed that can.
not be reached by medicine when correctly applied.
The article known the Chemical Extract of French
Fiotceys is probably the very best thing before
the public for renovatiDs system already shattered
by dissipation or other cause. The Ague and Fever
remedy, called French Mix 10 next to q certainty
Price Oil per bottle.
Office on Franklin street, just below the Exchange
Hotel snd FIRST door south of Trinity Church, Rich
mond, Va.
Medicines securely packed and sent to order, with
full directions. sells
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23
NOTICE TO THE C.-The

In subscriber having offered his stock of SADDLE
RY at public auction on the 9th of June last, but
owing to the extreme warm weather and sckly sea-
son, his sale was postponed; he offers for sale
his large and beautiful assortment of ready.made
SADDLES, anon gst which are some of new and
and warranted not to hurt the horse. Also, . very
large assortme Mt of beautiful Coach and Buggy
HARNESS, which cannot be surpassed. My stock
embraces, also, Wagon and Cart Harness of the most
durable quality and in fact every article usually kept
in Saddlery establishment, may be found at my
shop, all manufactured under my own supervision by
the most experienced workmen.
My object in selling out is, to close my agency bu-
siness and commence on my own account And ev-
be- offered at public auction during the State Asricu
tural Exhibition, due notice of which will be given
To enable me to prosecute this course, respectful
ly request my friends to call at and set.
tie their billsthe necessity of which must be obv
GUS to ALL The amounts individually small, but
to me are sufficient to extricate me from debt which
is my most ardent wish.
"a 5-dNcta IQSEPH 81. CQLOIIITT
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A CARD-TO THE LADIES'
MRS. C. VIGLINi, respectfully announces

MRS G. VIGLINI, respectfully announces
rs to her customers and the pub ic, that having
w made change in her business-her Millinery
Rooms will not be opened until the LIST ofNovsmber
which time she will open splendid assortment of
Millinery and fancy articles selected and made up at
the North, where she intends keeping her manufac-
turing establishment under her own immediate su-
pervision-which will enable her to have the newest
importations and styles at all times having during
reside of 81 years besome well acquainted with
the styles and Superior taste of the Ladies Of Vr.
Riniaand being unable to procure in this city such
help COMFORTS with her Style of work-sll orders
left during my absence with my sister, Miss PARKE,
will be filled in the most prompt manner, and exc
cuted in the newest and mott fashionable style as
soon received by me in New York
Being well aware my numerous customers have
every confidence in my skill and long experience
oh ali endeavor to merit continuance of the by
unremitting attention to business.
All persons indebted to me, will please call and
settle their accounts at the Sore of Miss Parkewho
will give receipts for the same-prompt attention
this s earnestly requested. C. VIGLlNI.
"a 2l-d2w
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
nR. LOUIS ". STEIN. LAIR Ca111

rs. LOUIS n. 8IElN, LATE CHIEF
- SURGEON or The HuECARrAN PATRior An
NY. AND HoMEPATHfc PHYsfcrAH, tenders his pro-
fessioral seryices 10 the citizens of Richmond. He
may De found at his rooms on Clay street. between
7fh and 9Th streets.
Dr. STEIN, after few years fesidenee sinee his
exile Ia this couutry has had the good fortune TO gain
TIE condolences Of many highly respectable persons
ano pr yncisna and, being stranger, he will be par
doneo Tor Iefsrrir 8 to some of them
amor the letters In his possession ID kind and
Dr. bAcHMaN. Of Charleston.
EDWARD PApELFoRD. Esq Of Savannah in whose
family Dr. practised says TO q friend under data Of
l9tn MAY, 1904 II feel assured that you may recou-
mena MIN with perfect confidence q scientific and
sk.Hui PHYSICIAN. and gentleman Of education
Mr. ALEXANDER, of the Savannah Republican of
data une 10Th, 1854 says: sDr g. il gentleman of
great piishments, and physician of integrity
judge G. FoLGER, of Geneva New YORK. under
date I'd September. 1858, says: "Dr. STEIN has OBJ
tanned the Confidence and employment of many of
Our pest and most intelligent and careful ctizeus
There have been instances where what has
bahied other physicians OF both Allopafhc and Ho-
efectuailyn - -N -'--o'e u
DR.. NANCY, of New York, one of the most d;.tin.
guished Hon eopathic physicians Of that city says
"Dr. STEIN is gentleman OF superior medical &C.
quirements" 0.-
DR.. VANDERBURsH. another distinguished practi-
toner OF that Gig, says DIR. STEIN is one Of the
most accouptshedFhy sicans of the asen :
These 0@ Qecixnen rs of number in his Possession
Can<be found at the residence of Mr.. Thilow.
Professor OF Music, on Clay street, between 7th and
on sHeets. se 2l-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

r IST OF LETTERS-Remaining in the
IL Richmond Post Office on the I'D Of Sept 1854.
DPersons calling for Letters in this List viii
please say they are advertised.
- ofiee hours on Sunday, hereafter, from to 9
NJ. and to p NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23
A MATfN-soNG.


Bare the head 10 the windy morn;
Suffer the rout Of locks unshosa;
Into thine eyes let dew be blown.
From clover-feld and fairy down;
Iuto thine ears the summer leaf
Her secret ten that clasps no griet,
Her life has been 20 blithe and briet.
Listen to that the laverock sings,
Posing high on her unseen wings
For at the golden gates she 10
OF heaven, and al Its harmonies;
And she sings us the self same song,
Fresh from lips of the angel throns.
Before the duh world wakes below,
Setthy feet to the mountains brow,
To the height of the star set throne
whereon the red morn sits alone;
Stake thy glance on the fields and farms
Folded round Ia the rivers arms,
Or copse, or down, or simplest sight
God hath given for mans delight;
Steep thy thought till thine eyes grow dim,
And thought and tear shall be prayers to Him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23
RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
~ IHEMATIEAIx ACADEMY on Elexenfh he=
EIGHTH 81 ENGLISH SCHOOL.
SHALL resume school September 18th

Il This IL the 18th year have TAUGHT school, and
my fifth on sth street, ~ teacher Of the English
Primary brsnches--Resding Writing Spelling, Gees
grsphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. During all this
time / have been literally patronized- l now re-
solicit the same favorable consideration; premsing
the deepest interest in my pupils morally. goasJ
and intellectually that they may leave my influence,
wiser, better, steadier boys tkan they were when
they came to me.
issue minute reports Of progress and Of con-
duet which ell parents should scrupuleasiy examine
aud compare together ~ they some In At the close oil
evefs~xeek.
TEsns-ss per quarter. EatTsuee always for the
whole session. II. r. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

MRS. P E Il e Us ENGLISH AND
4Sl FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
The eleventh scholastic year of this school will COM
mence on MONDAY, October I'd.
Able and experienced teachers are secured In all the
departments. Particular attention 10 given to Read
ing, Writing, Orthogrsphy and Grammar through
out the school, and the younger pupils share equally
with the Older in the instructions of the principal
and assistants. MRS. PELLET Is assured that pu-
pills under the tuitien of M. DE MONTHURRY
can with diligence and learn In one year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lam
guages. ----s
TERMs-Board and washing $40. English tuition
$40 Primary Depsrtm emit $Se Ancient and Mod
ern Languages each go Payment one half in ad-
vance-the remainder 18th February.
For further particulars address the Principal.
pm,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

DIR. Il. l.. GILDERSLEEVE,
[Graduate Of the University of Gottingen,)
DROPOSES to give instruction to limit.
Il ed number of private Classes in the LATIN,
GREEK and GERMAN Languages Application may
be mace to him at the residence of his father REV
B. Gilderslsevel on Grace street, between Adams
and Jefferson, from A. NJ, to 5 Pm
Sc lI-i2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23
ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATH-

FNGLISH CLASSICAL AND MATH-
GEMATICAL SCHOOL, BY 8. r. PENDLETON,
on 4th street, between Main and Franklin streets -
The subscriber graduated at the v. NJ Institute Ju.
school four years. Intending to remain at the bust
ness for several years, II not permanently he will
naturally use every exsrtion to give subtraction
DRILLING will be introduced when there IL o
sufficient number of scholars.
Session, from LIST Sept to Ist July.
TERMS:
Ordinary English SIS and $40
For Higher English Branches and Langus- u
gesss..: IS and "a
One-hslf payable strictly in advance; one.half pay.
able lst Feb.
~ Sl-2m 3. r. PENDLETON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

I,UU0,VOU $5OO, GOO
In order to facilitate the contamination of this
great enterprise and establish it beyond the posi-
biliy of doubt to its legality, Mr.. E. Waterbury
begs leave to announce that he has removed to
Georgetown, D. c., where he offers advantages not
to be obtained in other enterprise its perfect le
gality and therefore, contamination at the ear
lest period.
All orders for these beautiful Gift Certificates from
enclosed. to EDWIN WATERBURY, GEORGETOWN,
ID. c., will meet with prompt return.
REMEMBERS knowledge of your countrys his
tory, the prospect of gift worth $35 600 and the
tainty of u handsome present, for fifty cents.
Principal agents-R. B. Kashow Co., Jersey City;
ali the most of6ces and booIsto,ss thronghont The
country.
Correspondents requested to write their adj
DIRE S. with the name of the town. county and State
plainly, in order to avoid mistakes.
Any information in regard to the property will be
cheerfuly given application as above, or to any Of
his principal agents. au 22-Tu&Sa st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

NOTICE.-All persons indebted to A. E..
~ MOORE, are requested to call at ELAN &
MOORES, Cary street, adjoining the Columbian
Hotel, and make payment without further delay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23
Mr.. s. s. STEVENS
COLLEGIATE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
LADIES,

"ILL re open a. bOAHUING and
w DAY SCHOOL, on tbs Let Monday Of Octo.
Der. In the spseioss nssson owned BY Jadge Mssop,
on the corner Of franklin and Alams sts Every de-
psrtment win be filed with tho most efficient assist
ants No efforts will be wanting to render this In.
stituticn - . Boarding aud Day School inferior to
none u the city For further particulars ash the
attention 70 our circniAr. ssIl--d&esOc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23
FOUSHEE STREET ACADEMY.
YousHKx ST. BErw. GRACE AND BROAD.
J.B. BUDWELL, PRrScIPAL.

THE next Session of this Institution will
4 commence on Monday, the I'd day Of October.
The Principal will be ssssted by two well .qualsed
Teachers, and the Course win embrace eyerythiu,
taught In the best Acade mics The Tuition 10 from
SSzto $50 per session Modern Languages and Higher
Mathematiss, extra.
For particularssee Circulars or inquire Of the PIN
cipal, at the corner of Grace and Adams Sta
REFERENCES. Professors 0essuer Hsrrisoa N
sehele De We're and w. II. McGuifey, University a
Va. re- I5-jm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

HUANO, GUANO.-Peruyian Guano,
NJ fbessj; Mexican Gua1o (bsst); supsr Phosphate
LdmA' 1Woc1'sG Gr0nnd Plaster (hichmcrd eroundj i;
Thomsetou Llme; For sele q lowest rates ~
0sN 1oWIN WORKMAN 6 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

- Our stock of Dress Goods is now full and com
piete We invite call from all in want of fashion.
able Goods. We are prepared 10 show
RAN, Piaid and bIocsde Silks. In great variety
IIish roplins Plaid Raw SILKS. Plaid Merinoes
Pian Figured and Plaid French Mouselips
English and French Merinoes
Alpacas and Bombazines
Our Goods were all bought at the recent low prices
in New York and we think we can offer unusual ia.
ducements to purchasers.
se2l C. HARTWELL & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

OF FOREIGN LANGUA-
i GES.-SIGNOR ANTONIO GEORGE, Just
arrived from Paris begs leave to inform the citizens
of Richmond, that he will give Instructions In the
French and Italian Ian guages either In private les
sons or in class.
The heads OF Seminaries can have his services az
Usher In these departments upon reasonable terms.
He has spent most of his time In Paris and UNDER
stands the language perfectly. He feels confident
that he will give entire satisfaction
Orders may be left at the bookstore of Jas. Wood
house, Main street. at Harrsld L Murray's Broad sc
at the residence of his brother, Sig q. George,
corner of 4th and Broad streets. Sc i--dlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

nR. BENDAN, Graduate of the Uni
y versity Of Berlin, md honsred by letters Of re.
commentator frem the Legation of the u States at
Berlin, Baron Won Humboldt, George Ticknor. Esq,
President Woolsey Of Yale College, sers his services
10 prepare limited number of pupils for the Uni
versty College. His instruction will embrace, be-
side the usual branches, chiefly the ancient Ian
guages, the French German and Mathematics.
He also offers TO teach the German and French to
Schools and to private pupils.
Refer, in Richmond, 10 the Rev. B. Manly, Measrs
Gust A Myers, JAS Binford, DR.. Little. Professors
Gessner Harrison and Shele de We're, of the Univer
sty of Virgins.
Apply at his Office on 18th street, near Broad
TESTIMONIAL.
COLUMBIA, s. c., April 'H.
DR.. BENDAN has taught my Greek, Latin, Ger
man and Mathematics for about four months and
regret exceedingly that the delicate health of my
(who made excellent progress) compels to with
draw him from his studies for the summer and that
are therefore, forced at least for time, fore
go the valuable Instructions of DR. Bendan, WHO'S,
am sure, eminently qualified to teach any or the
above branches do not believe that better teacher
or one SO good, be readily met with in coun
try. d. J. McCoRD.
au 26-d1m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

ANGUAGES.-Thes subscriber gradua
Lifted at the University of Warsaw, will commence
on the LIST October next q course of instruction
in the following Languages and Literature:
German, Polish, Russian. Greek, Hebrew, Chalda.
ic. kmchei and the Bah: Talmud.
His plan of Instruction is according to his sys
ten, and has been successfully pursued for the last
six years.
Private Lessons to suit the convenience of learn.
era.
Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of learning any of
these languages, respectfully requested to make
early application that they may select and be certain
of their hours at the bookstore of Mr.. Jas Wood
house, Richmond, Va -
N. B. All Languages are taught to write, and par
tculariy to speak.
TESTIMONIAL:
Mr.. LAsKI has exhibited to me abundant testimo
malls from respectable sources of his good cha
racter and accomplishing teacher of
and as such, take pleasure in CONNIE rding him to
the confidence and regards of the citizens Of Rich.
mond, Rev. CHS Fl. READ,
Richmond, Va, July 18th. 81.
REFERENCEs:
Rev DR.. Moore, Rev. DIR. Howell, DR.. McCaw,
Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge, De Voss Esq, Consul, Rev
Mr.. Cummings, DR.. Peticolas. 80 l3-lm
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STRAY MJJLE.-Strayed ava

"a from me, in Chesterfield county. about three
miles from Manchester some two weeks since,
small size MULE-dim in the left eye. and has grey
hairs on his forehead; has his left side,
ed by the saddle A reward of five dollars will be
given for his delivery Mr. Bankinships Stable. in
Richmond; or ten dollars If delivered to in Pc
tersburg. PATRICK ROONEY,
ae 2IS6t* Dealer in Rags &c.
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MORE NEW NOvELS.-The Virginia

N1 Comedians or Old Days in the Old Dominion;
finely bound in vols. Price 81 so.
Party Leaders, or Sketches of Thomas Jefferson,
Alexander Hamilton, Henry Clay and others; by J. G.
Baldwin, author of "Fiush Times of Alabama" &C.
Price 81.
Freaks of Fortune, or the History and Adventures
OF Ned Lorn; by ]. B. JonesE$l.25.
el-25.
Alice Seymour, Home Tale; by Mrs. Grey-25c
For sale by
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LADIES' LIST.

Anderson Mrs Mary z
Allison Mrs Marths
Alley Mrs 0ctsyis
Bul Miss Julia A
Burton Miss Ann w
Beatty Miss Margaret
Bagby Molly
Brauton N iss Mollie Fl
Bnuksrhof Miss Kate h
Blythe Miss Sarah A
Brook Miss M Z
Bsgby Miss Evelins
Beger Miss Emily
Cspper Miss g M
Clarke Miss Dorcas E
Gates Miss Caroline
Clarke Miss Ann
Crutchfield Miss Josey
Clarke Miss Julia
Colbruck Miss Mary A
Crump Miss M e
Charter Miss Julia
D
Day Miss Martha
Douglass Miss Josephine
Doug lass Miss Ellen
Drought Miss Caroline
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NOTICE is here by qiyen that we shall

IN from this day, September st sell alto gether for
CASH. or city acceptance until further notice be g-
ven.
We respectfully request our friends and customers
to make speedy and prompt payment of all amounts
now due and falling due.
We shall as heretofore. keeps general assortment
mestic; and will also pay every attention the sale
of Produce from country friends as usual.
Sc 1-dlm VIM. WALLACE l. SON
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conner Iuth, Richmond, Va, formerly pfscti.
ofeIs bic professional services .FOK THOSE AZ.
FLIcTED WITH CHRONIC DISEASED" such
a. Coughs. Pains Ia the Chest, Asthms. Nervous
kheamatisn. 0out. Piles, Hypoehondrisc Dissssess
Hysterica Female Complaint, YELLOW Completion,
originates nom Bious and all kinds Of q
his medical advicss are conpossd Of PURE nEDI-
CINAL HERBS. He may refer 70 May nrss Drag
patients OF b,th cities who wsrs sueeessfrIy cured
Of various arr MIC diseases under his us atm snt-
once IS "a sro.d - sssnsr 10Th. RisGmsnd We
- 1-d1ms
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Anthony Miss Sallie
Arnoll Miss Sallie @
Alley Miss Missouri
Bsugh Mrs Eliza T.
Binford Mrs Sarah w
Bowls Mrs Sarah
Boyd Mrs Louisa NJ
Brook Mrs Mary G
Boyers Mrs Matilda
Burns Mrs Maris
Berl Mrs Julia w
Bnukeihof Mrs Jas
Bowling Harriet
Brown Mrs 81
Carnell Virginia
Clarke Mrs VIM A
Clarke Mrs Margaret 8
Cox Mrs Cormera
Carrier z L
Cosby Mrs Elizabeth
Cullen Mrs Eliza Trent
Charter Frances
Chelry Miss Henrietta
Over Mrs Susan ] 2
Duncanson Mrs Reb r
Donlevy Mrs Frances e
Davis Mrs Eliza ]
Davis Mrs Martha 8 2
Eppes Miss Georsiana
Fielder Mrs Mary
Ferguson Mrs Ann
Fulton Mrs Mary Jane
Garrett Mrs Jane
Gayle Mrs M r
Goodson Mrs Martha
Griffin Mrs Margaret
Gentry Mrs M A
Greenhow Mrs Alice
Hogan Mrs E
Koran Mrs 3
Hopes Miss c
Hicks MIRA c
Hoane Mrs C
Hopkins Miss d
HARRIS Mrs E
Holmes Miss Z 8
Hubert Mrs e
Heron Mrs George
HsndmAn Miss II II
Hursman Miss 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-23

HAY.-A small cargo daily expected per
Ii schr. Ellen, represented to h. IF srreiiept
quality, for sale By JRo. w. WRIGHT CO,
20 = Dock Wharf.
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i IME.-R0ckland Lime. for sale by
- CHAB. W. SNOW.
At d. b. Bridsford i Co.'S,
seq On the Dock.