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ARn You aTIFrnRIlH0

ARE YOU BUFF0RlNG
Roh Rheu9all,ai sore Ih'cSi, GIogB. D "a ,t
don, st jOn., cuts rdi9s Potion sOTes, FeveEsoTes,
Pain or cramps IN The Stomach, holoTa hQJbuq CEooTa
ipsn6m Chole Lame Bsek, Chliblalno, bites Of Poison.
Qua Insects Rabd Dos cake, A(ue IN !he Breast
ContocilonS or The Muscles or cords cuts OF any Kind
Mutenar weakness, PaIalyaS, Piles Rar Ache Uleera
Sores, sssvei Fever 81 SlS saR dSSSss you nay iSS
assuled that III thlo orllo0 you have s rs te.
AsoYERRIaN REMEDY, .liA
which not only removes pain almost simultaneously, but
penetTAtlo 10 tile seat OF and QntlJolY
81 ERADlCATES TIE DISEASE, EAfllt
Some viii laugh al Tie idea Of any composition curing
deeaseS, though numerous IN lnnss. all arise ON similar
causes, the proposition will ,em less extTaVnganl but
ea would ioyes candid 10 acknowledge sPl iot
Az who have used Themselves Witnessed te msEio
ssSS on mt; icang sjg,. what ia pam'
..4o. TO THOSE WHO THINK. .lsq. ~
Have you never noticed THO striking mlatIy between
n ~ s99 internal dlseates h1Ning 'SI
edy might prepared we ahOud b equally applicable
@ eoii This remedy q now ofsreq you ~ ne ogFA
by elemingtO have been found In hom6 Burning oHgilis
q @15sS o. ishty ssyss but " ,mny shs
and YET revealing In lie eola power almost noIedbe
-Teaol tho most hidden sineWa Of nun or BEAST
ana Yel belg nO1lOno 10 the weakest infant, lta also
BY eheaFsi Eminent IN tho maThot. being Put ~ ~
bos tiee az large % the majority, aud oueouIih larger
tnah mo ulBeAts beoluea bn9 moro than touf gllA NJ
elronBl we therefore Offer Il Ia you with pride and con-
poor, high orlOw. HH.
he unprecedented size nwhleh the NOnpeTei LlnImen
snut upl and the vast expense OIhe materials used n
makes u impossible Tor 70 ay for tho printing OF tho
hundeds OIeeTdcNtes we might publish, nor do we deem
necessary, a. tho article Wherever Is used will certify
Tor ITSELF
We would however refer those oa'clsd ones who have
20 Olen been gned by forged and
TO the following nanes being buta eWOT tho many per
sons Whose chandler Tor eAhdoT aud VeaOlly needs no
paegyrlc from ", ind who having y tested lie Vruea
In the different diseases for which 70 reeomneudeji ave
prepaled 70 speak Of itS morlts az II deserves.
Sold tn Wheeling by JNnes ak0T kellS q CNluWeu, n
Il Logan q 90, WRMoKee, PatteleOu q Co, aud by the
Prtreirsl Druggsts Of ViVginia. and Pennsylvania
August IA, i63
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ASSIONRRiS NOTTCR,

CtmeOn D. woodrow having, on the 18th day OF
y 4phi ieA ny proper deed conveyed IN trust TO The
unde rsaned the benefit Of his obd WOOdrOw'S credit
ors all Or hS real and personal property and ehoseS &C.
tom all peIsOns In any WISE Indebted 10 said woodrow
aIs REQUIRED make Immediate payment 10 me, and al
po SONS having claims agsinsi said Woodrow TOquej
In order TO ecelvo any heneh; under sad trust within
tour nonthA TO r their claims With the proper Teleatea
eOTding 10 the teTms Of said deed with the
Spis CLIO W. SIGHTS, AAsIgnee.
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MEDTCINAI.

The NohpareiI Nerve and Bone
ln6 LINZ Mt olgf
BY 81. 81 sAR8 g Coz. FROM
A PRRBOR iPTiON 3 D. fileHED BIZ DIR,
~ WATSON CARR, OF WHBBLlN03 ~
LATE or MORGANTOWN,
p besti pPon Attgos3 FyiHsls ~ hrH resell i'hfsh
Di Tslavt "a erifral P1iRi VII, " FTepsrit eQEi'
Sonniea, u fopaNr snsetssfGi ~ gSpoUtng tnisT-
nj ofreiioHei 2 Folpsr -hteAtt btatifIIt
1Sreis,ti N dn1 pscNliGF 10 ne
EN1NPARHlL llNIMRNH
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no Country NTerohants,

MRS. s. KNOX having withdrawn from the hTn, oil
WI MeCnlen Knox Co, the remaining partners have
with them MI CheaeT d. Knox, CbtotbeT OF
b. Knox long and avOTlby known In tTddngpublC
assuming the style OF MbClulons and Knox
They would respectfully Inform heiT old euat0mers CwhD
have 50 long andlbeny 8uiianed them) oil OtheTdea
In Boots aud Shoes, that their Fan Stock Will Do aTTv
ingirOm the 10th 10 thelaBt OlSeptember. t.snIl
Hbvng selected With The gleatest care and bought
for cash they hater Themselves thltin their Fan Stock Of
Boots and Shoes they eenhod out indueementa ~ quality
and prices superior 10 any offered IN The market 10
Country Merchants their way east they would pleas
cd TO their stock and pbSt them lnpIees aTessy
cOmpaTSon With The arota Of haiti more and
thiladelpbia. (seR9l MeCLALLRNS 4 KNOX >
UGAN, UAkH q 90, have just received 80 boYea
Of t0hhttO, IN edition 10 their large stock Call
fOnnd az No ST, and ZEE specimen OF The C0lilorRl
golden bar Tobacco, % INTENDED tot ell 'WhO love COCA
Thing" also, large lot ofimfousd sseoTsjutt Oshd
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NOTICE EXTRA,

ihave q email stock OF common sloihngth will die
Pose OF Al cost lees, 10 maize ToUm fDr my SPTn
Rtoek Of hne goods p,Cv
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Paper War9nopse'
CYRUS w. Field ~ CO.,
.,3N h, CONNlsS ON MERCnANTs. Saiaarii
E.4. No. II CLIFF StresE $50
NEW YORK. III .ap,t.
Arc Solo Agents la the Quilted States fer
Muspratps superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Parer9, fi
Russell a. SUPERIOR ." tt""''t N ~, &C
Gsnsseo - iI'1 y Printing y" 32h'i 2a
Rawlins & Sons English Tissds 'slh'' lHm ~
II Plrstq Quality llltTamaTne Blue ~
They also gent for the principal
era In this country and Offer for Sale BY iaI The most e'
tensvc and ami desirable stock oil aPsr dHd dsr
seSt aterfds that can DO found ~ thiS or any oeT
county 20 .lnolns ~ rli " tfH .uil y. ~. ft
Their bu3Gsss strictly whosaleanN Writing PersTs
are sold by the case only " ~
Goods both Foreign and Domestic at the
pTicrs. aHl It1 ia Ply ~,
vances made on cOnsigmonts OF Paper, Paper Mak9TS
stock and other merchandise il
Rags % Hf'H t1" a .'I"' d Ausl+ly. III
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BRUPTIVD DISEASES.

BRUPTIVB DISEASES.
TT has now become settled fact, acknowledged By the
beat PhysesnP OTour city that In the cure OF So oIuls
letter and many other diseases, BRENIsNo FLplb
BXTRhCT OF SABsAFAR1LLA DANDELi0N 10 decidedly
above All other preparations II apeas whenever
used and although we have neye taken the pains Of hav
ngIt published thToughthe paeTa or appointing agents
IoTihe sale Ofll yet almost weekly receiving or
deTS nom Vermont, New York Ohio Kenlugky aud other
states by pesOnS, who by chance esn9 have heard
oTitO Wondered curative powers. Tho following from
Scilsnian or Vermont aiew days Since who used II Ur
very seTloua diseAeeI-
DRAR DOCTORi
The two bottles ormedelre got from YOI
benIn wheeling, have nearly cured Incl please send me
some more By Express.
YouTs Respectfully
tits now prescribed BY nearly all the Physicians OF ou
city rot az quaek medicne we have made them &C.
with the eOmpOnant pats and We now cay 70 III
Sueh as we have not the olTOumtyOf making u known
to- that Il is entirely nee nom all minerals aud not In
ne least incompatible wilhany oil The pIeparatonS OlO
dire, POwsr's solution, or other properties. t.
no be had al Paxton q Lakes and F. HnhTng ana soil
"pV'9''' BHRNTLlNGRR & ARMSTRONG,
Monroe street. opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling We.
July 81, '62.
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Saddlhrs HardWare.

Avn COACH TRIMMlN0.
TUST OTened large assortment oiSaddleIs Hardware
n ard Coach Trimming Coach ard LEI tier VALnlh,
Rugsy Aos, HubbS, Spokes Fellows Carriage and Tire
HOllS, MOieshie Irons, Patent and Rnlmeed leather,
itniion Of Inc public, JOHN KNOTR,
mails Old Stand, I63 Maln Of.
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
IA Che,iNut ST., Phiia5tIphid eypott ne State Hoss
IIENlE 4 w, sARROBD,
IMFoRTER And DHAtERIN OUATAlNss CURTAIN Ma.
TERtGLs, AND FURNlTUAE CovERNos,
WHICH he oisTs q tbs iowest market z, l! PTless'
The atOekcOmpnHilI, ~ pafti the following
Bmbrpldered Lace CurtalnsI GILT CoThieepI
DrsIsry IaeoF 4 MuslinsI 40 Bands,
Ptebeh r0ca ell widths Canopy Arches and Ring1
aud eOloTsi Curd1, IOeSolt, Glmpt,
Rstlnd Laue1i FHnEes, Curiap DTOpat
Mmaaksl -. ...,,, i ,&S,, ,
qVPilYI S7S b TtiSDoW sHiDES. ana HOLLANDS q al
n p.3SonS Ordering Curtains, VIM GlVeths measptp
ott6o hoirhih ana widtho he entire frame OF Window
nnri7-ivd&W ---.,.-----. --
,600 57ds Prime RIO Come insi reed and ~ disIs,sS
iENlU drtf NJ hNihlf
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Planished Tin Ware. "
UST opened splendid Plani1hed Ware,
consisting coffee aud Tea UTns, chatting Dishes, Oys
Ter slewers, Vegetable Dishes Dish OOvers, TeaP0t gg
coolers Stomach warmers, and pailted Toilet seta--l
beautiful aTtleo We respectfully solicit the attention Of
the public TO our varied and beautiful OuSo
end steam Boat furnishing goods
n 1'-.If HOBBS BARNES & co, IN
... NOES, Monroe 81, near the Post once,
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!. GFIRRN .ApKlgl7 gIll7Nllg.
u { IIo3lrInb /, fIels GIG ca.
lng9..EElns lg e t s2s5 ,,n,1 nonnn

IS WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE
V 40 AsSN md N eornfy ef cherTV, hlludHlph
'uhn AlisnSeh John " JueOhylN James N. Reed,
,Vllll6n1 \ 6Snsstii Henry 81 Falrman I1 6sni1td6n
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Wheeling Window Glass
sMANUPA o TORY. t'rsa
THR partnership heretofore existing between SOcRtOa
BankeTd CO. has been dissolved BY the purchase or
sir BsnkerdS right, titie and Interest," BY Stockton q
Russell. 4. f.af 81
The business will be carried on under the name OF
Oct9 STOCKTON, RUSSELL & co
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JRUBH RS1llHti vsTnlt ~ .i.,s ~
;Pshi S' hSfi lamps RAKER
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New USE FOR PEApoDs-The Paris cor
respondent of a New York journal states that
the green pea season and the scarcity of al
cohol have given rise to another unknown
trade. peapods which have been hitherto
devoted to the pigpen, are now considered
saleable. The collecting of the pod has be-
come regular occupation. 1t has been
found that they yield alcohol as abundantly
as the beet root, or as pumpkins. I'm Eng
land" adds the correspondent "a sort of mild
beer has long been obtained from them, with
the admixture of sage and hops. Now that
am upon the subject of peas 1 may as well
state that in Paris they are always sold
shelled. Those that shell them divide them
into three sorts-big, middling and little
The lttlest are the dearest, as they are the
sweetest. Our rfavorite brand, the Marrowfat
esteemed Oh account of its size, would meet
with no favor here. Its very development
would class it among the poorer kinds, to be
sold to poor people at rates much lower than
cost"
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few days ago, the N. York Express published
letter from Washington, making some disclosures
about &c bargain and intrigue" and stating that
"Mr. John A. Parker is the fortunate individual to
whom belongs the credit of exposing the unprinci.
pied conduct of the present Administration" The
writer youches Mr. Parker for the details of the re-
velation Mr.. Parker comes out in card, puoisn
ed in the Washington Union, in which ne Eeiutes
the story says that he docs not know who the W.T.
ter is that he has made such statements as those
attributed to him. and that the use OF his name Is
wholly unauthorized.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE.-DR. JOHN B.

DISEASES OF THE EYE.-DR. JOHN B.
"AbIHALi4is is now the only authorized Physician
"a Virgins, Iexeepta few who have kindly consent
20 10 treat charity csses) TO practice DR.. c. B Bra-
system OF treating Diseases of the Eye which
mas nas proved successful and invaluable By this sys-
.otai blindness inflammation OF the Eye and its ap-
penaages intolerance of light, falling Of the eyelids
act &c, OF years standing, have been cured. and
perfect sight restored, without cutting or wash by
tew minutes aud often only few seconds applica.
ioh OF instruments OF recent invention. So many
nave been benefited by the system, without injury
70 any that all who suffering with diseases of the
Eye may fearlessy put it to the test.
DIR. Walthall can be consulted from to 10 A. M
and from to G. P. NJ, at his Office on Governor St.
Richmond Va, or by letter.
Fee for consultation g. For prescription and in
strument $40
For visits and additional treatment extra charge
" no letters answered without the money is en-
ClOaed lie LIN
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TO THE PUBLIC.-We

MEA TO THE PUBLIC.-We
EN@Ssl2 running daily line of Stages
from terminus of the Sou' Inside Railroad to
Lynchburg, continuing on by the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad, and our Stages to the Sweet and
White Sulphur Springs by former schedule and
fare, and and after the first day of July the fare
will be reduced. Whole cost TO the passenger $780,
between Richmond and the White Sulphur Springs,
and by the following schedule:
Leave Richmond daily, Except SunGaYs.) via the
Danve Railroad, to the Junction of the Southside
Road, that road to the terminus; and Coaches
to Lynchburg by 81 P. M. Leave Lynchburg at p.
NJ. to the diverging point of our iine, by 2 P. M
Leave the next morning at day light and arrive at
the White Sulphur before night.
Richmond and Danvjl!e passen gers informed,
that and after the 9Th day of July, will accom-
modate them in splendid horse Coaches Speed in
creased and fare reduced, unknown in the late his
rory of the service, between the terminus of the
Danville Railroad and Danve.
Leave Richmond at6l A, NJ, and arrive at Danville
same night
Fare from present terminus to Danvle, Sa.0O
Do. do. do. to Halifax III. I.50
And to be reduced from time to time, a cireum-
stances may require.
eY- Our gent, Mr.. J. HI. SHOOK may be found
at the Commission House of Messrs Brown & Shook,
two squares below the Exchange Hotel Franklin st.
je 24-ts FARISU, HARMAN 4 co.
e The Whig and Enquirer will publish daily till
stOpped
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N. B.-No charge for trial. my 10


PROCLAMA T oN.-triends, countrymen
and lovers hear for my cause, and be silent
that you may hear; discard prejudice that you may
believe, and reaiacts that you may act gently
Who, that young, but values the uxurant lScks of
youth and beauty? Who, that is rniddle-aged, but
shudders at Grey Hairs Who, that is old but would
avert Badness II any, speak,-for him have | of
tended As none speak then none have offended
in addressing twenty -four millions of people.
Not one of these many million who have attested
the virtues of Lyons KATHAIRON, for PRESERVING
Restoring and BeautifYing the Hair, but will pro-
claim its beneficial effects far and near One trial
will convince the most incredulous.
Sold uniform, for % cents, by every Druggist in
America ID. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
ie 5-lm l6I Broadway. N Y
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DEATH oE Mas. WISsroS.-We have heretofore
announced the death of Mrs Dorothea Spittswood
Winston, the eldest child, by the second marriage
of Patrick Henry. She died on the I7th of June.
=, The resideuce of her son-in.law, Major James
II. Crenshaw, of Memphis. The deceased hao Is
few of the irailties of human nature as any woman
that ever lived. She was woman OF strong mino
and retained her faculties to the last hour oi her
life. She was greatly beloved BY large circle OF
frjends and acQuaintsnces.
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Is.1ousy.-A BLACK MossrzR.-At Owensboro
XIV a few days since, negro man. fearing that
negro woman to whom he was er gagged. was about
to marry another, took summary measures 10 pre-
vent it by knocking her down with club and then
cutting her throat in such manner as nearly TO
sever her head from her body.
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FLETcHER's Ham Tonic, prepared by

FLETCHER's HAIR Tonic, prepared by
John johnson, has surpassed all other preparations
for The hair. 1t acts like magic in eradcating Dan.
dTuH and curing eruptions of the head which is so
prevalent among children during the Summer season.
But above all it is wonderful in preventing greyness
If your hair is turning grey, few applications will
stop its progress; is there any preparation for the
hair that is equal to Fletchers in dressing hair. 1t
mparts to the hair rich and healthy appearance,
in healthy state. No ladies toilet should be with
out bottle. 1t can be had heretofore. by apply.
ing at A. DUNAL'S, Messrs. BENNETT l. BEERS,
VIM. ADCOCK CO, Main street; and to Messrs
THOMAS i TAYLOR and JOHN II. BLAIR, Bird
street; or at the SALOON, under the American Ho-
tel
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THERE are few things which afford us
greater pleasure than sitting down to write netice
the celebrated; ;Hoofand German Bitters because we
are fully conscious comforting public benefit
and our heart tells that by our notices many have
been induced to take these btters and been
from death by dyspepsia liver complaint &c for the
cure of which it is certain 1t is prepared and cold
only by Dr. c. M. Jackson, at the German Medicine
store, No l2o, Arch street, Philadelphia.
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Dr.F MUTE MAnxIAeE-Mr. Lewis Peet, one
of the most successful deaf mute instructors In the
country and the eldest son OF DR.. Peef, the Presi
dent of the Deaf and Dumb Institution OF New
York city, was married On Tuesday evening TO
Mise Mary Toies, deaf and dumb lady Of much
wit and intelligence
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SUIcIDE.-STRANGED EDEvELoPEMENTs.-We have
heretofore noticed the suicide of William Pierce
in Albany county, N Y The Albany Atlas pub
fishes account ofthe affair, from which it appears
that on the 10Th of June, Mr.. P, having been at
work on the highway, returned home in the after
noon, MIXED his cow shaved himself, combed his
hair, and about sundown went to the barn with
feed for his hogs {he had been in the habit OF going
to this barn to pray0 but staying long, his wife
went to learn the cause of his long absence in the
barn, and as she opened the door, she beheld her
husband hanging by his neck.
Since his funeral the following confession, rela
tive to the burning of his clothing and wool cardng
works, has been found in his pocket book:
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE Of LANDs.-FRANK G. RUFFIN, Score
targ q The Virginia State Agricultural Society," and
N. AUGUST offer their services TO the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase OF
LANDS in prginid and the Southern and Western
States.
Ofice-at the office of the pirginia State Agrictd-
taraf Society," No. Is Main street.
N AUGUST, NeTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Offce-as above fa 9-tr
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THE FuLIBusrRRs. examination, In New
Orleans, of the Witnesses before the Grand Jury Ia
reference to the expected Cuba expedition, was un
satisfactory, they being excused from answering
the principal questions, on the ground that they
might criminate themselves.
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Ri C II M 0ND, VA:
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 80, 1854.
AUSTRIA,

The Paris correspondent of the New York
Times says, Notwithstanding the reported de-
clarations of the semi official journals of Eng
land and France that Austria will ally herself
with the Western Powers, such result is by
no means certain. 1t is stated that LOUIS Ma
poleon is anything but pleased with the recent
department of Austria. The sO-called ulti-
matum, it is said, has not turned out to be.
what it was thought and Austria instead of
fulfilling the promise to occupy Servia and
the frontiers of Moldavia and Wallachia, has
simply asked permission of Turkey to march
her troops into Albania which is regarded as
another Austrian trick. The correspondent
speaks of another apprehension which is felt.
alt is feared" he says, "from the tenor OF
the last note to ST. Petersburg, that the de-
mand made upon Russia to evacuate the
Principalities has not at all the importance
which the Press would willing ascribe to it,
and that there is little truth in the assertion
that its acceptance will soon be made known.
However, should Russia not speedily gain
imp portant successes on the Danube, she will
probably adopt the note, and Austria, thus
freed from her obligations to the Western Po-
wers, will pursue the same course towards
them she has so long followed, so far as Rus
sia is concerned. This fear may be prema-
ture, for it will be some time yet ere Russia
need recall her troops from the Principalities.
But it is significant fact that such specula
tions as these are entertained in official cir
cles, and still more so that they do not remain
mere speculations, but that certain acts of
government clearly enough indicate that it
wishes to be prepared for any and every
emergency. The official reason for the es
tablishment of camp at st. Omer has this
appearance, and General paraguay d Hilliers
does not deny that he entertains the hope OF
being speedily ordered to march across the
Rhine
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Cd FARMS FOR SALE.-A Farm of

~k- 800 acres, in Henrico county 8 miles from Rich
moEa half cultivation, nearly all of which has been
lmed, and produces Wheat. Corn and Clover well.-
The wood land contains some fine timber and large
quantity of wood The York River Railroad will run
near to 1t, Health, water and society first rate.
The puIch haser can have the use OF the farm hands
till the end of the year.
The buildings and well arranged,
About 200 acres of the above are mud land produ.
cling fine hay, and other crops.
Also, Farm of 81 acres half d mile East of Rich
mond with and handsome cottage buildings
having an excellent market garden, producipg
line vegetables, and on which much labor has been
spent
All the land is highly improved. Apply to
je l7-d&c4w RICH HILLJR
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FATAL AFFaAT.--An afrsy occurred at Carroll
shie Miss, ca the 9th inst, between Wilson Ione.
and John T. q. Ayeres, which resulted In Tho -
diae death OF the former from the stab OF hn..t.
knHe- Ayeresi is In Jail. They were borb nnS.r
he influence Of liquor. 'o'n uhder
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Wishing to change my busi
In ness offer for sale, privately, my LOT, STORE
and DWELLING HOUSE in the town of Warren
containing about six of first rate low grounds
i,uated immediately on the C..nal. The Dwelling
House has six rooms-the Storehouse large aud con-
venient and first rate stand for selling goods aso
another House and Lot containing about two acres,
which would suit a mechanic with small family
Either of the above named Lots will sell low and
terms accommodating.
r A. PERKINS,
Warren P. o, Albemarle Co, Va. je 20-d&wtlS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-30

ARCH BISHOP Hu6HEs, whose health WAS said TO
have been restored by his "trip 70 Havana, u su'iei
log under relapse. so thst his pastoral duties are
interrupted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-30

E1 FARM FOR SALE--FOr sale, a
~I FARM in the county of Henrico, about five
and the Richmond and Fredericksburg Road, con-
tanning about ls0 acTes-75 of which are cleared the
balance well wooded.
There Is good dwelling on the farm, with six
rooms, together with icehouse, barn, stable and all
necessary out houses. Terms accommodating Ap-
ply TO JAMES PHILLIPS,
At Mfr. Holma.'s Grocery, cor. Ist and Brosd s,s.
lie 8-G&ctm'