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Oo-PARTNERsH1p NoTIcE.--Th

~ undersigned having associated together, under
ATcTioS AZ AND c0MMIssioN BGsiHEss Ssst il 'ss s,i
its various branches to take effect from the 1st Of
july 1854. beg leave to inform their friends and The
pubic generally that they have opened in the large
and commodions house, No. ~ Main street formerly
occupied BY Mssrs. Smith Roberts and inmsdi
:osa Of House si sAscf 6ocDs
a. y.pst1 o..sSsr w Iii ne me .ss.
In the house furnishing linel
La 8. will give their undivided attention to sIi
Houses and Lots, STOCK sales Of Grocasics Dry
GoodS Boots Shoes, Hats. House Furniture, Nc Re,
which WIN " bs attended 70 with pronptnsss and SC
Of all the various branches whieh bsa been Senshs
- We are determined 70 establish reputation for
selling goods Of ell styles at extremely low priees
we nsss III, srss snd somIodous room on the "a
properly srrsussd and exhibited to advantage pre-.
JAME8 n SHINE.
The subscriber having assumed the reins,
not of State fedsrsi but Of the ssles Of Messs.
S. ss s' on &:
make 70 the interest Of sl who may be dspossd 70
take this Opportunity Of rstarnIss ny srstsfsl
acknoui edemsnis 70 my freads and . sensross pub
lic, for the kind feelings sxpresssA Tor The OF
. g 9 m.
dence.
an Film J. HENRY Dl00E6
VAPTT1L $50, 1000 COMMERCIAL.
OsAvINGG eANK.-0Aes = The stofs Of
Dseosisors Is tbs iasitutioa vili receive sfx per
cant o. I'll snus remaining On deposits six noashs
'as' ''a as' ''s si; g. g. ;:Sr .hSss.i s:
RT BaookE. Treas T5-s
m GREAT REDIUvrllN II =.
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THOMAS W. KEESEE,
AUCTIONEEH

dUCIIUNEER,
Office with GEO. J. SUMNER, No. 20 Pearl st.,
Will attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE, and eve.
ry description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, &e.
au 21-ts
THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY-captal $500 600
office 14th street, merit to the Post Office. This
Company against loss damage by fire in the
city country, Real and Personal Property, inclu-
ding vessels and cargoes in port OF voyage.
au 25-Sm o. r. BRESEE, Actuary.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, &c. &C.
CHARLES r. HARREYS has removed to his new
ry. He will contnus the HOUSE, SIGN and OR.
NAMENTAL PAINTING, GLIDING, BROWNING
and INVITATIONS of all kinds of WOOD and MAI
BILE.
TAll orders promptly attended to.
an 15-Iu
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NEw ORLEANS Posr OFFIcE.-The Charleston
Courier ntmates that the cause ofthe strike among
the employees of the New Orleans Post Oftce was
the private assessment Of their salaries by the Post
master to pay some $1,000 losses associated with
that Office
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i AVA COFFEE.-40 mats prime Old
- Java Coffee, In store and for sale by
EG0LEsfON, FITZGERALD CO..
se No. II Pearl st
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UNPRECEDENTED SucCEss.-The excite
ment in behalf of BAKERS CELERRA ATEn PRE-

UNPRECEDENTED SucCEss.-The excite
ment in behalf of BAKERS CELEBRATED PRE-
MUM blITERS continues to increase in this city,
as we'll as throughout the State. As sure cure for
Dyspe psia to5pidty OF the Liver, Sour Stomach and
nervous Hesdache, they have no rival; and in addi-
we have never heard of case Of Cholera, Choler ra
Morbus, Diarrhps or Summer Complaint, where thew
Should you be attacked with the above complaints.
use bAkERS PREMIUM BITTEkS freely for or
Gays, ara you will be permanently cured. With
the confidence we have in it. advise all heads of
families to keep bottle two regularly on hand in
esses OF emergency, with the confident assurance
same time go harmless. Only so cent? per botte~to
be had OF ell the principal Druggis throue hout the
city OF Richmond and elsewhere. Orders will be
Va, Proprietor. su 10
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| JAMES b. SCLATEK,
PRODUCE BROKER,
Corner Cary and Pearl Streets Richmond. Virginia
iy 24-dSm ' 'Ae'AAA"'

jy 24-d3m A'"
GENERAL AeEEoY. FOR rpy SALx AND
fUScHAsE OF FLANDs-FRANK g. RUFRIN Score
.dry o Me Virginia State 4gyieuituyat Soeietp aud
". AUGUST offer their services to the pubiia az
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
LANDS " In Pr9inia and the Southern and Westera
Ofice-at the office of the pfrqinia State Aoyicul
tdrdf Society, No. lis Main street.
n. AUGUST. NsrARy PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
o"ee-asaDoVe. fe 8-N
LARUs & SHINE, AucrIoNEERs AND Con-
MISSION MERCHANTS, will attend promptly to sll
sales OF Real Estate, stock sales of Merchandise of
every description, sales of Household Furniture in
any part OF the city or country, and liberal cash ad
vsnces made on all goods ne ndsd for auction or pub
Az 'Aie'' %
LgxURIANT HAIR-The care of the hair
NAY DO unceasng, and its cultivation superintende
oy tne most unquestionahle skill and judgme nt but
whhout genial growth and condition of the mate
ni.i TO work upon every effort will be fruitiess-
Ine most y-scattered locks that defied every
snort OF art may be yerted into Iuxurjsn tresses
py the application of FL LErcHER,s Has ToNIc
which mas thus become the iudspe nsabIe aupsudsse
10 every fashionable toilet 1t acts like maaie In r.
ard plant. '-
The genuine rLErcHERs HAIR Tonic il sold BY
bennett Beers, A. Duval, John II. Blair Thomas
T.ylor, Broad It,, and under the American Hotel
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer
N. b;-No charge for . trial.
suT JOHN B. JOHNSON.
n -
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CAREER & Co.'s AMERICAN HOTEL,
Staunton, Va: w. II. CARRIER, J. B. BREcKENRIDGE.
l.: STEVENSON, Proprietors.
Travellers will find this new establishment a frat
ciass house, and the PropristoTs always willing to
promote the comfort of their guests.
The American" 10 situated Immediately at the
terminus of the Central RsiIroad iv 52-sm
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REM0VED.-Ihe Subscriber has removed
ms Ofhce to No. "A Main st., formerly occupied by
Messrs smith Roberts Hardware store, and
opposite to Messrs smith l. Harwood, where sil or.
ders TOR COAL can be left, and will receive prompt
attention. tiy 7-2m+l p g. LARTJg
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ST. LUKE'S CHAPEL.

CORNER OF CLAY AND ADAMS STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
THE Subscriber, having had several years
experience as teacher, will open at the above
place, on the lst of September,
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL
TERMS:
fFov Session Of 10 months payable semi-annaaNy in
GdpaHCe
Ordinary English Branches. ......................S20
ftufahceu 's...'.'.'.s.s........ Su
Ancient Languages and Mathematics. tcs............. 40
au iO-tlOsep GEO. A. WEED.
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OLD d. NAILS-100O kegs. Cor sals
"4 TINsLEY. TARDY i 90.
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Selma, Alabama, and is now IN connection with the
Office Il Monigo and Of course with the whole
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AMERICAN HoTEL,
Rich MOND, VIRGINIA.
yMILDEBERGEK SMITH. Pnopa1sros.
se ID ~ Fevnsviyaf Jone1s HsesI PAlsleloAio
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Capt WIN. b. Pryor. Postmastsr Of viclsbare,
died on he s3d nh
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DR.. GEORGE SOHERER, formerly Prscti.
toner of Medicine in Baltimore respectfully offers
his professional services to the public. Office ON Les.
ter st., Rockets. y27-ts
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CAND0R AND TRUTH-In calling the at
tention Of the community to Stabler's "Good Medi-
cines we wish it distinctly understood. that we ne
yer make an assertion in regard to them but what
strictly true in all respects. The ANODYNE CHER.
Rf EXPECTORANT and the DIARRHG:A COR.
DIAL have both received the approval Of numbers
of the best and most celebrated physicians who un.
hesitatingiy recommend the Expectorant In all cases
of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, &c :;
and the Darrhu.a Cordial is also warmly recommand-
ed in all diseases of the stomach and bowels Both
OF these medicines have been beneficial in hundr eds
OF cases always giving relief and rarely failing
when used according to the directions in efectins
complete cure Of the disease. Try them.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
agents.
:. Price for each only 50 cents, or six bottles for
81 50. =
L. II. sTABLER CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
PURCEL1I LADD l. CO,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
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nR. BENDAN, a Graduate Of the Uni


IL versty Of Berlin and honsrec by Letters OF re-
comm endstop ffe the lie CATION of the states at
Berlin, Baron Won Humbo'dt, George Ticknor Esq ,
President Woosey of Yale College siers lis services
90 prepare = limited number of pupils for the Uni
versiiv or College. His instruction will embrace be-
side the usual branches. chiefly the ancient Ian
zusges, the French, German and Mathematics.
He afro oifsTs 20 teach the German and French to
Schools ana 10 private pupils.
Refer in Richmond, 10 the Rev. b. Manly. Messrs
Gust A. Myers Jas. Binford DR.. Little. Professors
8essner Harrison and shele de We're, Of the Univer-
sity of Virginia.
Apply at his Office on llth street, near Brosd
TESTIMONIAL.
COLUMBIA, s, c., April, '5i.
DIR. BENDAN has taught my son Greek, Latin, Ger
man aud Mathematics for about four months, and
regret exceedingly that the delicate health OF my son
fwho made excellent progressl conpels us to with
draw him from his studies for the summer, and that
therefore, forced e: least for time, to fore
20 the valuable nstruc ions of DR.. Hendan who is,
sure, emineutly qualified TO teach any of the
above branches do not believe that better teacher,
one So good, can be readily met with in our coun-
tIY. ID. J. mcCoRD.
2i-dim<
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TIHE FOURTH SESSION Of Miss

TIVE FOURTH SESSION of Miss
Il TAZEWELIS SCHOOL will commence
tina first MONDAY in October.
Every cement has been made to insure to the
young ladies' the most thorough instruction in ev.ry
department.
TERMS:
Payable semi-annuslly in sdvance.)
Board, per session (ten months, $500
Higher English Branches. Observation-Disclosures. 30
Primary do do .................... so
Latin and French. each. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Music Prot fessors fees au Z}-lms
Nh ISS ANDERSON'S SCHOOL will
1yA be- resumed on MONDAY, 9Th September, but
exclusively for Females. when she f4tters herself
she will again receive the patronage heretofore 80
ibersly bestowed. au 2l-lm
MIR. +. w. ROSTERS SCHOOL FOR
IVA YOUNG LADIES will reopen on MONDAY,
"a October next the plan and terms as those
Of last session. au lS-tloc"
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
IN WARWICk's BUILDINGS.
Near ST. ,IOhn'S ChHrck, Church HW
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CHOLERA PREvENTIvE.-Dr.R ROBINSON e
CHOLERA PREvENTIvE!-- This preparation is offered
to the public not infsllible remedy but beins
the best yet discovered for Cholera Cholers Morbus
els, Sick Stomach. &C., &c. 1t is not unpleasant to
the taste, causes unpleasant sensation and 6oel
not restrict in diet. Eat and drink, in moderation
such things you have found by xperience agree
with you. f. ID. ROBINSON, M. d.
Hall. an 23m
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T1EACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA

l. 0ES.-SIGEOR ANTONIO GEORGE. iust
arrived from Paris begs leave inform the citizens
Of Richmond. that he will give instructions in the
French and Italian Languages, either in private les
sops or ia class.
The heads OF Semnaries csn have his services a.
Usher In these departments, upon reasonable terms
lie has spent most of his time in Paris, and under
stsnes the language perfectly. He feels confident
that he will yiye entire satisfaction.
Orders may be left ct the bookstore of Jas. Wood.
house, Main street, at Hausld Murray's Broad st /,
or at the residence of his brother, Big q. George
coTner of 4th and Broad streets. sc I-dlni
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WhoIeaa'e Agents., Richmond.
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. au u23-dhcIT
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DR. M'LANE's VERMIFUGE.-ANorH

IJR NJ LANE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MEDICAL WfTNEss-It is small evidence Of the
intrinsic value OF this great Vermfsge. when even
physicians, who are generally prejudiced against ps-
tent medicines voluntarily forward and testify
to its triumphant success in expel ing worms Read
| the foliowisg:
J. KIDD Il Col am practising physician, resi-
ding permanently in this place. Ia the year l943,
when resident of the State of Missouri / became
acqu.intsd with the Superior virtues of DR.. MLanes
Vermifuge. At some more leisure moment 1 will
SEND You the result of al experiment made with
one VIAL in expel!Dg upwards of 800 worms
L. CARTER NJ ID.
e Purchasers will Be careful to ask for AZ
take mona but DR.. MLANE'S CELEBRATED
VEkMlFUGE.
There ere other Pils purporting to be Liver Pils
nsw before the public.
r: 5. The above valuable medicine, also DR.. M.
Lanes LIVER PILLS, csn now be had at all re-
spocDrug Stores in this city.
PURCELL, LADD L CO, Druggists,
SO f-dAelW Richmond, Va.
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system which prtpo.r- to o., iscl az 81
lcul lrlirr', and invariably spell every
word as it j. spoulounccl
An e'phahl pasel, rl,,nciic 90 e.. CHAR.
arier, was Invented by l.aac Pi,mau of
Bath, England, 10 ,lc year lsGL Since
that Time books have been printed.
newspapers aud periodicals. have been
puhlished in that st,lc. and il !. now.
niih the exception or Few chanrcs.)
,bc ecucrsly received alplabet Of iLe
Phonetic communii,.
This then NC conceive to be the only
true and corrce, molr Of imnrpy;nc On.
biography. the only satisfactory remedy
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BEYOND THE RIVER.

Time Is tivcr decr and vide
And while along it. bank We stray
We 900 out bowed ont, o'cr the tide
Sail if1n our sight away, away.
Where are they siod--ihcy WIN return
No more 70 glad our longing cfesi
They've passed trom lie. contracted bourne
70 Iand unseen unknown, that lies
Beyond the river
'Tis bid from view bni We may guess
How beautiful that realm.musi be
rur gieaminr- ot IT. loveiincs',
In visions granted, OH We see,
The very cl,uas that oe'f II Throw
Their ycil, unfaised formurtsl sigli,
WIN gold and purple uutngr glo",
Reflected irorn the glnriou- light
Beyond the river.
And eealle airs 50 sweet, ocai'i,
steal sometimes itpm that 'ie~le>s sphere
Tn. nnuuer feel. their breath "i balm,
A.s ..-,,h.d .arruW Dire. the tear
And someiimus lisi'ning car ma gain
Entranr,ng sound that hithcf floats
The echo IT distant strain,
ofharps ana voices blcndoi notes
beyond the riyer.
There ar, our loved once in their rest,
They've crossed Tunes River, now no NOR
They heed the bubbles On H. beast,
Nor fsei tho storm. that ~ eep IL breast,
Bu, there pato love can live, can last
They lsnS for "a their hnme tu share
When We In tutn away have passed,
What Joyful groctinls wait us iheie
Beyond the river.
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NO. III.

One scheme for the remedy of these
photographic defects is that proposed by
DIR. Noah Webster. lie says in the in
PRODUCTION to his dictionary, But that
some scheme for expressing the distint
sounds Of our letters by visible marks
ought to be adopted, is a point about
which there ought TO be- and trust
there can be, but Que opinion
That scheme TO which he had refer
enee elsewhere, and which he deems
the only practicable one is this. viz: to
ascertain the proper pronunciation oil
words by marks, points, and trihing
alterations Of characters"
BY this plan, words will be spelled
with the same letters, differing only IN
this. that those letters will be attended
with certain marks or points TO desis-
nate their sound in each case.
One great objection to this scheme Is
iha, it does not go far enough. 1t aims
TO be sure at establishing a correct prin-
ciple, but it does not strike at the root
Of the difficulty. The principle on which
language should be based, is HAT each
sound should be represented by dis
tinci sign. But DR.. Webster, instead
Of introducing new signs lor new sounds
as proprie,y and economy would indi'
caic. goes to marking and pointing one
. leuer. 10 make It do the duty Of taoo
f,ur. or sir, a. the case may be
Thus the four sounds Of 4 are rep
z resented - "a as heard in ih'
words fate, FAR, J.aH, ''hat
The marlsg prooea is carried M
!, farther with this letter, because it is lai'
down as rule that 1t has IN English
- four sounds, while The fac, is i has III
. or eight, rs will be seen by noticing ih
z ncw sounds in these words, A. mani
,comaH-
Bul II ghis plan f1r impro'ing oFibo,
nphy be oonscnieni and cnrree' on'
uhy rot lor the sake of cnnven'ene
4. carry /, out, and dispense with all u
q o,hyr vowel chiraeirrs II the aipl'nbe
using lie same leiter 4 wi'h she neoe
Dr. sary -po,ni' and marlsT 80 feprese'
= All the sound. of thsi elassY Tho 70
j.. Il would 10, answer and though %
%. scheme may obtain favor ior time o
thosrapher, and e'yn'olosi'is fnua q
&. ,in,aiely fall bark o. lhs only oorre
rale -hich can govern the speli'ns
~ofas - before mtniioHed-
This brings us 10 nai.ee ihe sroo'
pisa prsiosed Go 'iis Improvement
y Taslish Orsiosrafi'y. o. FhoneiyPy'
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YES fHt ft..f.fsit rata st4r
.-
-sfa sHsr atal. Isfms D.Ait.
hsaf isfaa ID ttet fas. if
fta.f flsa bis as ,-.t taif ac-is.
i'.su. Ei as eair. tt'
'lnt, a.~ fis f 5-ta. sat. C.aA
n. sra hs.I ssidH.
Tea. ifi ast p ny isi.,f. alfi
iefil easliis h.l4tl'
Sos. Daish. il.s " i,sitl u Jrsusf e.
rlr ssfsErr 500 taa'i pIcaff it,
T. s,.it ~ taaks b iniist .,ant as5,
lairHnlJ sfAs'r il'
'hfi have SEA n.i sirady O.
Nsre isas tAau 70 can tiil, 80
Maft li-Ls ti.sr i..a can rteI ids.f
sars eafa, tban Ysa cav til, .if"
.Aie. C.tA ta' s'titr a iisJe,s is,-
Aeu.f lhs. rsu.n--
That 'sc sr.gif ia cscfy faua
Nu unsef rsligsts,s.
l'ui .fiis" fnr assan ftre~
a po,f3t Ls,.ssp ~ fame, s.f;
nut yeu -ehu rsit ha,e 500 CO. isud
tkAe s,of heard salf nafar, .if'
Il jc,Hl yuu, tulsb, lazy iuut,
Paaf. ffaddsn down, md hhnd wr
Ardlft iakr s,nf uf,ies iaHd,
You uugai o. ihiat H tird, sfs'
AaI wlth as .e.pnu3r skul,
-gitt Aaaa astrIo, af,
That Gao rsiher fn,m o., farm
Fau tat-o a, murh % ua, -it
TO be- s,pi@t; ~. an urc
Oi scoaam and progress'ou
N' ipuges, des 30 iannrcf hkc,
Can gs.1 Teisin i,..-r-siaH.
rhr farm lanr siac, w, frieHcd,
Because sou Oiled g. uh hi
To- ne st cltan5 n"w btlufrs,
Simply bccanse--I ssHiit
~ iar,c v you di~Ppu,e,
ur nil pf comprchebdinF,
or ma feel convinced that
Your uelisfo am iatfnails,
t',s lleui, more Of arguments
10 which can ros,r, -if,
Fia hooters. rifle, huWie knives
Wul indiasto the sur, aif.
so pdihco, Cohh, take my advteoi
Make Over suuf dumain-. sifi
or. sure a. am Captain Huhh,
AyDlI blow cat li,uF hrains. ~
raar riibb can unll grind hu teeth
And etumhie pr,testations
Thai nlgst slipgid he the ulo Of rghf
Among saligstcasf nations.
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81 hi. grand children arunl b,. tnce.
snl todd thcm eC his b0ucr irisls aod
tcmrslions api tsurh, ihrm ilaf ilry
Who pu, thoir trua iu Cod src never
E,rsskfu
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Hir,...as,f 49, f.assf It l.H rtrrf ifaH the
-ifss s1 afs lrf sIsH. ftriasiff AErai a. rs
- ti iaar, tf tAs cas- 81 fsf r-rtf saiifa as
'h sl.i l4a lisa Sass 81 iItss "a 49,
J. 80 a. fta=ig
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Bookbiuding
Stationery.
Hand Il Burlington X. X.
, 60 ,sssa-.,,ss; u s,-.-'. '.s-i,r ~ .s-.-isf,-
CHANGE OF TtnE'

E43 -sssa-s4,rr A. 80 i.a-' = ---4fs-
4 CHANGE OF Tthb.
AND AFpEw MONDAY S'hN -
a 81 ffa.ns - ,u fsa a. Niiias fiA5
II .NE urRIINOroN f"R hNihANh'
Al 4 NJ Ana uls9 ., a.
EsNr rrFLANu roe hilio"s Ai''N''
b.. A y tnf ilt H. N
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tad b A..
s.tiias.aa. yfstas tsautn dtsffif esih ne
II. s.s.fai 49,. sfa...ai saa Nsasaa Aa4if-'aa'
ra-' rus Asfth.
.uaat. rfslaa r1Hnsft uiih $50 .R'aNf' 'AA
49,. kt.sa. aas -4u4ai, sI.s li e'ifi1 CO.
tir.tf,. '4t.t. AlhsHs, Sea Aefas rafa'
| -i l.rar. "a ff ESD see Wet
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JOHN =. III MAP, s"Pf'
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aa, s-ss- Huiiirf.. sHa ta tsnas % isElasl r.
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Attorney at Law. aud Notary Pablie
Also Muster Commissioner in the c. ana
c. p. Courts. Plymo1th, Indiana.
Will also pay particular attention TO Agencies
collections of claims, and will promptly az
tend to all professional business entrusted Il
him, with fidelity.
Nov. 10, 1853. S6yl.