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FOUSHEE STREET ACADEMY.
FoUsHEE IT. BETw. GRACE AND BROAD.
j. b. BUDWELL. PRrNcrp.r

I'HE next Session of this Institution will
-, commences on Monday, the I'd day of October.
Inc Principal will be assisted by two we'll ausli6ed
Ieaen eIs, and the Course will embrace everythins
ent .n the best Academies The Tuition IL from
Mathematics extra 1 "shef
paiIcuiarssse Circalars or inquire of the Prin.
cipai, ~ the corner OF Grace and Adams sts
REFERENCES. Professors Gessner Harr;soo n
Va. VI
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EIGHTH ST. ENGLISH SCHOOL.

II OH1<AI6 ICIU.
Il This Is the 18th year have taught school, and
my fifth on 9th street, as teacher Of the English
Primary misunderstanding. Writing, Spelling Geo
graphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. During all this
tune l have been literally patronized. l now re-
solicit the same favorable consideration; promising
and intellectually, that they may leave my influence,
wiser, better, steadier boys tLan they were when
they came to me.
issue minute reports of progress and of con.
duct, which all parents should scrupulously examine
and compare together they come In the close of
every week.
TERms-sa per quarter. Entrance always for the
whole session. H. r. TAYLOR
sc 9--ts
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THE only infalllble Medicine known

ItHE only lnfalllble Medicine known. -
Il BURROWS ELIXIR VITA-The original ar.
ticle In all its purity! Quick and powerful, its vr.
tues proverbal-in 50 many instances having
raised from the very verge of the tomb the subjects
of diseases in their most terrible forms, testimo
mails of the most exalted character from individuals
and institutions testify In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd FellowS
Lodges Of Norfolk The medicines able to give relief
numerous and valuable but If persons willing
to suspend their and submit to course of ELK.
IR VITA, cure at once can be effected in ord nary
cases, only one or two weeks being required, and
those garded utterly ncurable only three four
weeks. 1t will thoroughly purify the blood. In
scrofula, Rheumatism, indigestion, &C., it stands
alone Its action on the Bow els, Liver and Kidneys
are direct and efficient. DEPRIVED humors in the
circulation adectthe vital orsans. course of two
or three weeks will relieve the system of all morbid
matter, reaction ensues, an uncomfortable appetite
with high and vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds that often end in a rapid decline
nothing 10 comparable. For mercuria aud syphlitic
diseases is truly the only medicine known, not
leaving vestige of the disease. Pursue the course
above, unless the bones have commenced decsyins.
If so, st the end of three weeks suspend its use
weeks recommence, and at the end Of three weeks
the body will be restored to its original health.
We have just been put in possession of liberal
supply of the above inval liable medicine the won.
derfui curative powers of which proverbial.
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
JACKSON B. WOOD,
GkUBBs l. APPERSON,
Re 2@Iv Druggists,
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.
DAY AND EVENIN CLASSES
PRIVATE LESSONS.
MI DE M0NTIIIrp DIV L. Al

w. inform tbs public that he will resume his
Courses IN the above languages on the first Monday
OF october: Application may be msde to him at
American Hotel, or at his rooms Bank street. over
fkoF. DE MoNTHURRY, wishing to make himself
agreeable and useful to the Students takes the lib.
erty OF calling their attention Ian guase to which
they have for length of time appeared Indifferent
feit themselves attracted:-hs means the SPANISH
LANGUAGE.
The relations Of this part OF the country have be.
come so frequent with that of the South that Anne.
rlcans have had better opportunity of hearing aud
approaching the beautiful language which the Em-
Peror Charles " had termed ft for the gods. There
viii become even as the French essential good and
finished education, whilst, account of the intimate
the formerly Spanish Colonies it will prove as use
fu in business transactions Especially for the South.
ern States) a't will be requisite in polite and fash
iouable circles a. A-i,,
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NOTICE-To LOUIS FRANCK.-Take

O1lCC-1O AOO1O Ad0NN.- IN Q
N notice that on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of
October, 1854, betwe en- the hours of A n and r.
NJ, at the office of r. n. Howison, Law Building,
Rehmond, shall proceed to take the dispositions OF
Charles NoIdrneyer John Drocher, and others to be
read ~ evidence suit pending In the Circuit Court
OF the city Of Richmond, in which am plaintiff and
oo are defendant. And IL from any said depos
lions De not commenced aud completed at that time,
une % De resume at the place and between the
sams hours until completed
hELhslhE CHARLoTrE DoRATHEA FRANcx,
re 1I-1aw4w - sAeA "s~s AA'sANs
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AN AMERICANS INTERVIEW WITH THE QUREN-
Mr.. Nathan Thompson, jr., formerly engineer Of
the Collins steamers, recently visited England to
exhibit an invention, which combines the comfort
OF an easy seat with the utility of lifepreserver
and il therefore capital article to be used on ships
and steamers. Desiring to exhibit it to her males
ty, he was referred to Captain Denman, of the
royal yacht. After explaining his object to tina.
gentleman, the merits of the invention were expe
rimented upon In the presence of the royal party
Mr.. Thompson, meanwhile, stood amdships, un
noticed, and fearing that, after all, he should not
accomplish the great object of his visit In this
however, he was agreeably disappointed, as will,
appear by the following statement which we COW
from the London News:
At that moment, much to his delight, Capt,in
Denman. touched him on the shoulder. and said
"Mr. Thompson, have permission 10 present Won
to her Majesty. 81 shall be very happy sir :" and.
amid the smiles and titterings of the party who
surrounded the Queen, he approached, and was in.
trooucod by Captain Denman, saying, 81 have the
honor to present the inventor OF the life buoy to
your Majesty" "How dye do, 'am," said MIR
Thompson The Queen bowed, and the ladies
suppressed their merrment as well as thew csuld
II have brought, ma'am," said Mr. Thompson.
lone OF my seats as q present for you and your
husband, which hope you'll accept" At this,
further attempts at repression of laughter were
unavailing; but the Queen, with great good ma.
ture, smiled and condescendingly said "Thank
you Mr.. Thompson, it is a very interesting and
useful invention" After replying to few iuoui
ries from Prince Albert, whose rank he was not
awsie OF until he subsequent y saw the Queen
leaning on his arm, Mr.. Thompson withdrew. and
waving bis hat in exuberant spirits, embarked in
BY the captain. -''-'
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EDUCATION.

r II L. TIGHE'S CLASSICAL AND
Age COMMEAClAL SCHOOL, on Hrsnkiia q.
SSetMesn 9Th sod 7th streets. BiehDcn1, ve-1hs
oer.ee q this School are now resumed.
ne atm Of the underhgned 10 TO Ae,ouoalv IRE.
fng-honse or for collecs ~ sSs s"s soss'-
sPsciai attention given daily to Rssdjus Wxiffn,
epsAins ana Anthmetic Ia ell the classes
TERMS:
sof senior Classcs and hathematcs, per ses-
orjunior DO. DO a. q
English Department. ...........".a as .na &c
Modern Languages. .................,.....a a
-, Inc school Room 10 one Of the largest sna
btss lighted 10 the city, having been hu,It .ssS
ressrd 10 health and comfort 1855 WIN
" In Teeess, the boys are under nv own sun.,.
aea y. d. L. TI0HE, A. H.
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suIcIDE-ln Brooklyn, N. Y, a few days ago.
young man named Richard Hodgkins, an English.
man by birth committed suicide by shooting him
self in the abdomen with pistol. 1t appears tina,
he was deformed, and incapable of doing any kind
of work. Rather than be burthen upon hi,
parents, he determined to put an end to hi. ex.
istence
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SAvANNAH.-The Board of Health of Savannah
report interments on Thursdsy last including 3
from yellow fever.
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TEACHER OF FOREIGN LANGUA-

l. GES.-SIGNOR ANTONIO GEORGE, lust
arrived from Paris, begs leave to inform the citizens
Of Richmond, that he will give instructions In the
French and Italian Languages either in private les
sens or in class.
Usher in these departnen ts 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.
Orrers may be left at the bookstore of jas. Wood
house. Main street. at Harold x Murray's Broad st
or at the residence of his brother, Sig. @. GEORGE
corner of 4th and Broad streets oc 3-d2m
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STORAGE. STORAGE! we have
~ two large LUMBER HOUSES on The Dock.
this fall st the lowest rates We can sst insnrsnee
upon Storage, mt the lowest rates We will nlso.
tske from and deliver GOODS on the Dock fres af
Drsysse. Office doors below Co umbisp Hotel
% 6-im JETER LEPTWICH
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man named Haynes, who committed brutal
murder 10 Georgia, has been arrested after eluding
his pursuers for 3 months
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CHAALEsroN-There were deaths from yellow
fever In Charleston on Friday last.
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VIRGINIA At Circuit Court of the
v City of Richmond, held at the State Couit.
House in the said CITY, on Saturday, June 10, 1854
Benjamin Moshy and Elizabeth r. 8. his wife, the
said Elizabeth R. s. Mosby being an infant under
the age OF twenty-one years, and herein suing by
WIN. .. hurt, hsr next friend, Pitts.
against
Frances Bailey, John s. Atkinson and Samuel M.
Bailey, Defts.
This cause came on this day to be heard upon the
bill Of the plaintiffs taken for confessed as to all the
defendants, and upon the exhibits fled and was ar
gued By counsel: On consider alton whereof the
Court doth adjudge order and decree, that the de.
PENDANT, Frances Bailey, do render before one of
the Commissioners of this Court an account of her
receipts, disbursements and other doinss as guar.
dian of the plaintiff Elizabeth Il. s. Mosby formerly
Elizabsth H. s. Bailey; in taking which account the
Commissioner may examine the said Frances b alley
on OATH II he deems it eXpedent: And the said
Commissioner is also directed, after publishing no.
tee thereof once a week for four successive weeks
| In some ne wspsper published in the city of Rich
mono, to take an account of all unsettled claim.
against the said Frances Bailey guardian as aforesaid
or against the said Elizabeth 4. S Mosby which ma
be produced and proved before him; which said ac
counts the said Commissioner will state and to ths
Court report, with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself. or which NAV bs re-
quired by any party to be so stated.
copy-Teste,
RICH. NJ. CARY D. CHI
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I ANGUAGES.-Tbe subscriber gradua.

| ,ANGUAGES.-Tbe subscriber gradua.
Ated at the University of Warsaw. will commences
on tne Let Ccto Der next new course of instruction
in the following Ian guages and Literature:
German, Polish, Russian. Greek, Hebrew. Chaids.
ic. Kimchei, ard the Bab Talmud
His plan of instruction 10 according to his own sys-
teT and has been successully pursued for the last
six years.
Private Lessons to suit the conve nience of learn.
ers.
Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of learning sny of
these languages are respectfully requested to mshe
early application, that they may select and be certain
OF their hours. at the bookstore of Mr.. Jas Wood
house, Richmond, Va
SAML M. LASKI
N; 3. All Languages are taught to write, and par.
ticulsriy to SPEAK
TESTIMONIAL:
Mr.. LAsKI, has exhibited to me abundant testmo.
mails from most respectable sources of his good cha.
racter and accomplishments teacher of languages
and as sach, take pleasure in commencing him to
the confidence and regards of the citizens Of Rich
moud, Rev CHS H. READ
Richmond, Va, July 18th, '54.
REFERENCES:
Rev DR.: Moore, Rev; Dr.. Howell, DR.. McCaw,
Rev Mr.. Woodbridge, De Voss, Esq, Consul, Rev
Mr. Cummings DR.. Petcolss. se IS-lm
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PED BLANKETS, FLANNELS. and
- every sTtcls In the Domestic line It verv Ia,
prices 1t J. MlLLHI9ER h BROS
ees l9s Broad ct
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PICHMoND CLASSICAL AND MA

IL THEMATICAL ACADEMY, on Eleventh, be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets, Richmond, Va
Maupin The next session of this School will COM
mence on the LIST Monday of October next The
course will be of the liberal and exte nsve cha.
Iacter, embracing Ancient and Modern Languages,
Mathem atics, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy be.
sides the usual English branches
The Subscribers pledge themselves to their ut.
most exertions to maintain the hitherto high repua-
ton OF this institution; and hope, by prompt and
jealous discharge OF their duty, to merit continue
ton OF the patronage which has been literally be-
slowed upsn them.
TERMs-Senior Mathematics and Classics $50; Ju.
nor do. do. $50; Modern Languages, by Mons MI.
cHARD each, $50. Payable invariably in advance.
The Preparatory Department will be continue ed ua.
der the charge of Mr. TAYLOR MARTIN Of this city,
with the supervision of the Principals. Fee $50.
MIR. NJ can be found at the Richmond House,
where he will be happy to receive any communities.
tions. MONTAGUE & BASSETT
Sc I2-1m*
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FALL IMPORTATIONS 1854.
GINTER q ALVEY,

IMP OR TER AND JOBBERS
NO; l6 PEARL STREET, RICHMOND,
AVE now in store, of their own direct
- mgortation, the largest and best assdsted stoek
~ 80 'nsy nave ever yet been able to EXHIBIT to
Vcr -. OlNTER having spent the psst months
~ -. az %1sssst buyBs GOODS for Cash,
y they are sold By any Importers In this sovr.
We would call especial attention TO our sto.h ~
o11s9 Combs
00yes Threads
nekm Cnvsn Bindings
AieeS Sewing eIks
nesnss Fancy Woollsn
tmmines 0oodA
= 4rakel 0INPER Arurv
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD.

OPEN TO CLOVER-95 MILES.

klk1tsE2--xSdzxs. @K|NK%E
OPEN TO CLOVER-95 MILES.
THE regular Passenger Train will run
4 daily SUNDAYS excepted) between r. :
Leave Rishgond :. o'clock, NJ ard .s;iv: 81. q
arrive at Richmond 4 As. PM.
The Train will stop at the fo0%ins
Meher,in, Ksysvilfs. brakes Branch, Missinsford,
Children over 10 and under I5 years of age, half
price. L.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
the office; and It must be expressly stated ON the pass
that they are permitted to go on the ears-
Side Railroad at Hsytokah.
Through to Lynchourg... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
Passengers 10, Clarksville meet Msssrs. Moss L
Co.'S Stages at Roanoke en- Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Through to T. E. MnaHsoN Ti:i.. s.eD.
N. B.-For the information OF the public, il Is
deemed proper to state that there are Two Daily
nes Of Stages from the terminus of the Railroad to
Danviile. loc7l r. + II.
CILKS. EMBROIDERIES AND PLAID
- MERINoEs.-M.enifce stock Of Plaid Silks
sisnees sales Now the time for the Ladies' to buy
fne Silks ct Law prices, Notice:
extreme low price Of Soc. per yard. worth
1000 ID: splendid Glossy Gro do Antique sills at
62fc, worth 70 Sd.
1000 yds. Oil-bosied Plaid French Silks, at 75c.
worth H. 6a.-very stylish and pretty.
500 yds plain Black Slks. 1t 75c.
large lot Paid French Merinoes. tfne,) at 75c.,
worth o..
ALSO,
Embroidshea, IN Collars. Sleeves Bands. Chsmi-
setfes, at half their real value.
Tho Ladies will do well to examine the sxteusiye
9. 4. 0wATKIE.
% s-stif opPosite Exchange Bank.
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a ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC


M TURE-CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! CLO-
MG THING!M-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ELLIS MORRIS, No. IS Main st mansion
House ii would most respectfully call the attention
OF country merchants and others to my large assor-
ment OF READY MADE CLOTHING all made IN In this
CITY, under my own supervision. Ny stock Of Over.
Goats cannot be surpassed either in beauty or price
ranging from So 50 to $40 each. have now in store,
and am constantly manufacturing, which l will sell
Northern markets.
LOCO Over-Costs, all styles and price.
800 Dress, Frock and Sack Cloth Goats, from S.
upwards.
500 Satin, Silk, Velvet, Cloth Vests and other
styles, 81 and upwards.
- 800 palrs Fancy, Black and Plain Cashmere Pants.
81, 25 and upwards
800 Resdy-made Shirts and Drawers Of all styles,
together with large assortment of Neck Ties Cra-
vats Colinrs Gloves, erchiefs and Gen.
tlemen's Furnishing Goods, of all kinds.
Suits cnt and made to ORDER usual, at the short
est nstice.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
sels-lm* E. MORRIS.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
DOWN TOWNtii

~ GREAT BARGAINS IN READY
M MADE CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE
MAIN STREET, UNDER THE MAN.
sioN HOUSE. Country Merchants and others
are respectfully solicited to give call, having
nand large and varied assortment of Readv. NJ ade
Clothing made in the city under my own supervision
am prepared to offer great induce to those in
want OF goods in my ine at saving Of at least
y-nve per cent either at wholesale or retail Hav-
ing large assortment of CLOTHS, CASSI.
MEhES and VESTlNGS, l am also prepared to
make 70 order every article of gentlemens wearing
and at prices that cannot fail to please the most eco
nomical. Feeling confident l can offer greater in.
ducements than Is usually found | respectfully soil.
cit q call. Iss 29-2w.I NJ SCUITITT
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a. BASSILISK BLOOD The

~ BASSILISK B L OOD .-The
05 blood of the Bassalisk carried about you
will ALWAYS make you succe ssful in business say the
Eastern Msjair. If this ancient byword of the Ma
JAR be true, MAURICE of the metropolitan" must
have Bassask blood in his for his success
iu suiting all his customers to superior Boots and
Shoes is truly magical
just received, 1900 pairs Of Ladies black Caters,
thin and thick soles Also 5000 pairs thick sole Kid
tlemep's Boots, for sale cheap.
MAURICE'S Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Saloon
il at Isl Main st., Eagle Square, under Simon's Ds-
guerrean Gallery, and mex. door to Il. M. ZimmsI-
mans. OCT
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" VIRGINIA: At Circuit Court of the

" 11SUI4NIh' dI q OITCUfC CUUrL OF the
City OF Richmond, held at the State Courtbop.s
II, NTH, the said city, Monday. June IL, 1854:
William Palmer, Pltf
against
Isaac A Goddin. late Sheriff of the County of Hen.
rlco, and as such administrator de bonis non with
the will annexed of James Smith, deed. and
other '' ne anu
!, The Court doth adjudge oreer aud decree that
the cause be referred to of the Commits of
ne Court for enquiry whether there are any Other
uebts OF the testator, James Smith, besides
tne debt due TO the plaintiff. chargeable upon the
proceeds OF the sale of the real estate of the said
otniIh ano the said Commissioner after four weeks
nonce by public sdveri sement calling upon snch
to come forward and prove their debts shall
pro3t OF the same, and spportion the funds
the plaintiffs, and such other creditors ifany
Goar. tneir claims and make report thereof to hs
An extract-Teste.
RICH. M CARY u Gil
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Richmond. Septemhar 10 ,otx

Am - 1IeHtIoHu, osPtemDef Iy, 1874 {
whose claims are chargeable upon the proceeSs =,
the sales Of the real estate of the said deceased
hereby notified. that on the Goth day of October
1904 at 10 O'clock A. at my office aforesaid shslj
receive proof of such debts are mentioned In die
decree OF which the above extract and proceed
20 make the enquiry and apportionment thereby di
fec.es, JAS. 4. HEATH. Com'r
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RlCH BALLOONS. for Ladies' Cloak
!, - Tiimmings low priced; also, black Trimming
veiven sii widths, warranted coed edges aud full
lengths, ct half the usual selling prise. Gail At
Qca J. MILLHISER L BRO.'S. 1913 Brd. n
NEEDLE WORK EMBROIDERTES
1N-Ccnsistius of French Worked Collars. Sleeve.
Chemisetfs. Braids Flouncings. Edsins and Ins.rt
inss end very cheap at MILLHISER l. BROS,
oc9 1873 Broad ct
DEPOT FOR ROCKLAND LINE.
~ CALGINED PLASTER. HAY, kc.-Ws are
always recsiyng the above articles direct from the
NORTH which We Offer for sale 81 the lowest market
prees either from nsrf or at our store. Apply
70 D. B. BRIDGF0RD CO..
0so On the Dock,
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RICH. NJ. CARY, D. elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Richmond, Sept. 10. 1854
The parties interested in the going decree are
hereby notified to attend at my office on the 18th day
OF the next month, (October,) at 10 O'Clock A. MI
with the evidence enable me to ne rfor
the duties prescribed by the said decree.
sc z0-iaw4w JAS. Z. HEATH, Com,r.
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MILLINERY-CASH PRICES.
NJ RS. HELEN KIMPEL,
227 Broad street,

nnm Has Just returned from the North.
eru cities with full and general assortment
~ of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS
80 which are now open for examination. and to
which she respectfully calls the attention of the Ia
dies of Richmond and its vicinity. Satisfied of the
truth of the old adage, that "a nimbe sixpence is
preferable to slow shilling" she has resolved to
sell for CASH ONLY, and has reduced her prices ac-
sordiugly. oc5-lm
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fe 25-1y
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

Il The following negroes abscondsd from the
and TEN DOLLARS reward each will be paid for
their apprehension and delivery at the Mines or in
any Jail in the State.
GEORGE, a black negro, feet inches in height
p years old, intelligent, sprghty looking, generally
smiles when spoken to-mouth small for a negro
raised in Charlottesville and lately taken out of Au
gusta Jail a runaway
SPENCER, black negro, feet III inches in
height very wide across the shoulders, dawrsh but
very powerful looking man, q years old-a burn ON
his left arm near the shoulder-wide mouth-low
forehead, almost invariably smiles when spoken to -
He raised by John Hart Hunt. in Pitts, lvania
county. So 26-dts JNO. ]. WERTH. Agt
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III FALL SI0Uk Of HATS AND

EA CAPS.-The subscriber il now ready to fur
nsh merchants and dealers with large and well
sorted stock of HATS and CAPS as has ever been
offered in this or any other market.
Purchasers will find, on examination, that this Fall
Goods lower in price than usual. while the styles
and qualities in many respects much improved
There are many new and tastefully gotten up HATS
and CAPS for gentlemen, boys snd children, which
aIs really handsome and will be found very desira-
BILE.
The subscriber keeps also large stock of ladies'
fashionable FUKS of the newest and most fashion
able Styles also, misses FURS, which will be sold
at wholesale and retail on the best terms.
JOHN DOOLEY,
au 30-d2n 81 Mair streat Richmond