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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-17

HRATES AND FENDERS-Five Hun
~ dred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices. The subscriber has for sail
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his manu-
facture The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns such a. square topped Gothic, Liptic
Circles. &C., with beautiful rounding Tenders Sum.
mer Pieces, h.. to match "
Orders for Grates Fenders, &c, from town and
country punctuaily attended to and carefully pack
ed Merchants purchasing to sell again. will be sup
piled at the lowest northern prices with the usual
discount off for cash by Wholesale :
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, ON Main, be.
tween 9th and 9Th streets, Richmond, Va.
je Ism SAMUEL b. DENOOE
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10Y TO THE PUBLIC.-Those wish

VOI ~ The fUDLIC.-IhOS0 WISH
~ ing the good things of life, will call and try a
glass Of A. A. GEORGES CO.'S never failing stream
OF cool Mineral and Soda Water, and few of their
fine favored Napolean Cigars which have been 60
much admired by the smoking public.
Also, supply of Flint's Diarrhea Mixture, which
used IT. 10 30l A. A. GEORGE & co
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m VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
III FOR SALE.-For sale, and possession given
LIST September, probably sooner the House now
occupied BY A. s. Lee, on 18th street. between Mar
shall and Clay.
1t is one of the best locations in the city, being
quite retired and at the same time within five mi
nutes walk of the centre of business on Main st.
II is seldom such property is in market and but for
the feet that the present occupant desires to
to Church Hill, it could not be purchased:
my3-ts LEE CO.
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"a FOR RENT.-Several Offices for
"a rent on the corner of 10th and Broad cts. APP
plyto -r,s,rv ,nv.ur
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IN GREAT REDUCTION IN a
lRA THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.
From fifteen to twenty per cent saved by buy
ing from J. Il. ANTHONY, Columbian Hote, ~
Building, Richmond.
Moleskin HATS, Of best quality. 9s Sc
Uo 40 second do...................S 0C
saSniohnoie SiLk HATS. sc
1ihe caIsA,n sewed observation-disclosures SO
Fine Gailskn sewed SiUES..... Is
J. q; ANTHONY has made arrangements with
supply him with handsome and substant;ai calfskin
seWsd BOOT, Which he will sell at the unprecedent.
ia
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n FOR RENT-The very pleasant
~ and commodous Dwelling corner 5th snd Cary
conveniences with its proximity to business render
1t one OF the desirable residences in the city
Possession given from LIST to 18th June. Apply 10
III. II MACE, or
my g7-ts WINSTON h POWERS.
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WANTED-A dining rosm SERVANT,
w sober, honest and inteilisent-for which good
hire will be paid. Apply to
de 3l-Sls WIN. f. HASALb
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

Know AL. MEE BY THESE PRESENTS, That we,
the subscribers being Stockholders 10 the lanes RI
yer ana haus8 hs Company, DO hereby appoint -
---cu true aud lawful Attorney and Proxy, to
represent each of rs in all general meetings o. the
Stockholders of said Company, held within six
p0ahs from and after the dare hereof when are
not personally present or represented by some other
PROXY; full power and authority such gene
raj NEE, i.gs, to gye such vote or votes ald 10 do
such othrr act each of could give do,
as u member CT the said meetings If we per-
sonay present and DO hereby ratify aud confirm
whatever vote votes, acts, said Atgor.
ury may lawfully give Or do for us, IL pursuance Of
tbr authority he:et5 conferred pp0u him.
Witness our hands and seals, this day of -,
De thousand sis SHIT hundred and
isEAL.l
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+. S.-SALE OF SLAVES.--lmmediatey after
the sale of the absve Factory and Fixtures 10y vir-
tue of deed of trust from MIR. f. H. Chamberlsyne
aud wife to as trustees) viii be sold the follow
ing Slaves, viz: Charles, Mary. Ellen and her two
children; and one-fourth interest in the following
slaves viz: Claiborne, Martha Ann, and her two
children.
Terms cash w. GODDTN.
j. L. APPFRSON,
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,zr,.e-The iron foundry OF Mayger & Washing
y r,,,, street, Baltimore, was destroyed By h'e
a. sunday rnorni 9. Mr. Jane" uP'hur' mem
- he Mechanical Fire Company, was crushed
--,,e,s falling wall. and so badly injured that hi'
10, MAS ilespairrd a.
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

l. The general msetinf Of the stockholders Of the
r n1ers' Bapk of Virginia will be held al their
mixing House, IN the city of Richmond, on " ed
nesiay. the II th day OF January, 1884.
...so officer or Director OF Bank shall hereafter
vote IS Proxy sf Stakeholder in any election OF
o reators or officers Of Bank. nor shall Proxy
b. vslid which shall have been executed sixty days
hefore the time of election"
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TOR SALE have for sale or hire
Il No i Cook, Washer aud Ironer, without ncuua-
brauce Also, three four good drivers, and three
good female house servants.
de 28--6t* r. b. TYLER, Basin Bank.
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,,,.,r claclNNArI RIOT.

r,xosxA4i. Jan An the Germans arrested arr. .;,
- S-6s3y night, charged with attempted VIZ
i~,r~ ~ ~; Te5iri, have been acqu1tea; ahd tht'
eN'.-- ,,,-n-li6.5Ee Public symp2tny Is now
~ -. sis..saas and the police is strongly de-
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c,<o.yxArs. De-. ;J-fhe i9comoitve Of I
:. l., .fal4 eu the Lil Miami Roii, a. ran M,
-, -,.,.y-! t...,4 ai passenger cars this morning
- -, r..ve,lt ana til. city, ~ which seve:a
r.sr.oas .gssr Il jy:ed, but none killed
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4 NAKES, PIES, CRACKERS, &c, or.
~ dered during the wsek, ar. now ready for de-
livery. Please send for them this morning. and
obliEe ~
de "a wM FAIcpvrp
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sbl9s DOLLARS REWARD Ran

PURCELL, LADD i co, D-ugsls.s.
60 A.-.n street. Richmond Va.
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MAIL NEWS.
:. :, -. uniI rccgive va er.lay

APPOINTMENT OF a FNsNcH coFsUf.-0 ESERaI'
ssgY C~.yfer DIS Efas UKis announces 'fe
monument of NJ Charles de hon'hoion TO 'Ae
-, a cgnsul-Gcnesal of France nj Ne" ho'N--
;, - v,,thalon will eu,er upon bis new functions
3, fhe earIv par, OF February.
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no THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION.

L. MISS LYFORD, having recently arrived in
class OF pupils in MUSIC and FRENCH. She il
that the time usually chosen by parents and
guardians for selecting the instructors of their daugh
tiers and wards, is past but she does intend
teach the English branches, she believes that her ad
verisemcnt viii not be considered out of place
Miss L. desires TO call especial ste ntiOn to her plan
Of teaching French Instruction in the language is
given in manner that enables the scholar COM
mence conversation in it almost Immediately, and
thus to acquire perfect knowledge of it with great
facility. 1t has been the of Miss L. cause
her pupils TO begin conversation as they &C.
quire the rudiments of the language: consequently
they do not under the disadvantage experienced
in many schools. of being unable 10 speak il or TO
derstand il when spoken; though perhaps perfectly
able to read and write it. Miss L; commenced the
study of the French in early childhood, continued it
under native teacher, and completed it in dstin-
guished foreign family, that of the sster-iu-law of
Don Calderon de la Barca, late Miniater from Spain
the United States.
Music, Vocal and Instrumental is taught, according
to the plan pursued by the most eminent Professors
OF Bsitirore. AS the attention of Miss Lyford has
been particularly directed to the study of Music ans
French, and she has had experience and success in
teaching these branches of polite education, che
hopes that she may be deemed worthy OF the conf
dence OF discerning public.
Besides the names appended, which are all it is
thought necessary to publish from an extensive list
Miss L. refers to the parents OF her scholars in Essex
King William, King and Queen and Glouces ter coun.
ties in the two last named she has been teaching
the above branches in conjunction with the English
for the last three years.
1t is the wish of Miss Lyford TO commence her
course OF month OF January,
1854. All whe DESTROYS of entering the classes
viii therefore make immediate application, when
her terms will be made known.
REFERENCES.
Mile. ALMA L'AlGNOUX, Baltimore Md.
" AIMEE ROGET
Mr.. ASHUR CLARKE,
Prof. !. +. PETRI,
80 JOS. GEGAN, Conductor of the Cathedral
Choir, Baltimore.
In this city Miss Lyford considers it sufficient TO
give reference the name of the Rev MOSES d.
HOGE
Apply at tine residence of the Rev. 1t. B Sweeney,
Marsha street, between 4th aud 5b nearly opposite
s.. James {EpiscOpal( Church de l2-ims
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n,r,yG R0B8GRY AZ osWEGo.

osweoo. y. y. Dec al, l. Han one ., eur J
,f,ss,r,;sHlc citizens, was last night, about
i. -. liked Gown and robbed Of BIS gold
zoo, s,.a passin- along puie street Of tila
"a he was roughly banded, but escaped nnln
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JESTT:


.22la MUSICAL NOrICE.--I res pect-
sIE ~ fully beg leave to inform you that my desire
Sa3,5S to Griug before you the advantages Of MY
- system OF Instruction. ia providing my pupils
Wi ii peInau6u. basis Tor thorough musical educa
tioH. Ny library OF music embraces the latest aud
most arpr1yed methods OF Soifeggio and Nocazs-
tioD besides several OratoEios, with Italian French
and English words &c all being carefully selected
hy self il Europe. No effort, | am determined
shall he omitted to make my school thorough and
complete" 10 Meet the views Of those who wish it.
therefore invite all persons, between the ages of
-uEleen aud ttiiY five years, TO attend my school
-JG TWO weeks, curing which period | viii give
.s5. lessons IN C!ler to manifest the advantages OF
1T The end OF that tiae scholars free withdraw
from school, without charge for the instruction re-
cei"ed. Mv method of instruction IS the same as
that pursued il The Conservative Of Europe, where
numerous artists visiting this country have received
their education, aud fail, provided there be
proper dill geLCe OF the part of the scholar iii bring
ing him 10 sufficient knowledge Of the silence, 10
ena0is him 10 read music sight il & very short
space OF time.
My Musical Academy is in the Lecture Room Of
the Monumental Church. on Broad street.
vii be open every day, commencing TUESDAY,
December 2G and continue the balance OF this month
Tor the reception OF subscribers, from 10 NJ till
Z. al. The casss small, but sufficient to COM
meuce-
Ladies class will commence on Monday January
"a, at half pas, O'Clock, +. NJ, and gentlemen on
Tuesday, the Sd, at p NJ. invite also the public
10 attend the two weeks test lessons and examine
lny music library.
A private class, composed of friends desiring in.
sgruCtOu exclusively for themselves be formed
de iS-lBlF SlGEOR J. BORA.
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Nav YoFk Jan l. Hears. Duncan aud >nef
.aau advertise the loss Oh SIy,oeu III - LOU
80 ,.ai.4 were sent out 5y the AMIGA.
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Richmond, 28th December 1853
de 23-dtl5thJ
DURSUANT to a decree entered ON the

PURSUANT to a decree entered on the
Il 3Oth day of November. 1853, in the case of God
din, assignee, Baker and ais, pending in the Cir
cult Court for the city of Richmond shall las sub
stituted trustee in deed of trust from Hilary Baker
and wife to Samuel G. Adams and John Van Lew for
the benefit Of the Bank of the United States dated
the eighth day of june 1878, and special commits.
sioner appointed by said Court fer that purpose pro-
coed to SELL at q o'clock, p NJ the 10th day OF Jan
uary, 1854 at public auction, to the highest bidder
on the premises, the following real property viz ::
"A lot of Land lying in Adams Valley in the city Of
Rlchnond fronting II feet Fifteenth street; also
the following pieces parcels of Land lying in the
county Of Henrico, near the city of Richmond viz:
a lot beginning at the North East corner Of ri and
Twenty fourth streets, continued and running East
wardly along the said II street sc feet. and ia depth
along said 14th street continued, 10 feet; one un
divided half ola lot beginning the north eastwardy
corner OF and 18th Streets continued and fronting
on ssld 18th street, continued, 10; and one lot on
Union street. fronting said 40 feet and run
ming back lf0 feet TO street so feet WIDE on which
it aGo fronts 100 feet" The sale will commence at
the lot first named.
TERMs-For cash as to SO pcrch of the proceeds as
will satisfy and pay the expenses of sale; and on
credit to the residue of six and twelve months with
interest from date of sale, the purchaser executing
bonds with approved security for the credit install
ments andthe title retained until the last instalrnen
is paid. JOHN HOWARD.
Trustee aud Coulni ssioner.
December 10TH 1885,
GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auctioneers. de I0-dtd
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E1Pu OF A PROXY

Know al me1 by these presents, that - -----,
do srpoiur - my substitute and proxy, 10
represent the IN the General Meeting OF the Stock
holders Of the Farmers Bank of Virgin aud iu my
name to vote upon eli questions that may come be-
frYe the said N sctirg concerning the said Bank.
Witness my haad and seal this - day Of,
les3
dec 2s-9tawta J. A. SMITH, Cashier.
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MARINE DISASTERS AND LOSS OF LIFE.

e,,-0y- De. Il---Tne bar9Ge Larny, tom Nov
l3,.gea. foI tins port has anchored OF Plymouth,
ain her iuas,s cut away
Price ION v llalia glou los Boston, ashore at
-. la-qes Maryland, bouad from Baltimore for
bosom l--4grc al tbs E-~dzs, with 'e isei of wa
...a L-s tlt.
.. s.t.-lsr H.. been dispatched from this port to
~ gs-.-s.C. vi tLs .ey55i ashore u OF near Co
a-s-rt.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

A UCTION SALE-OF Fl Ell F e r s ),
AYEARLINGS. HOGS AND FARMING UTEN.
SlLS AT ROSE MEATH FARM. The under
sigaed with the view of reducing his stock of Cattle
&c will sell ct auction FRIDAY, 30tb Deem
ber at Rose Meath Farm. mile west OF I'll CITY.
al IL o'clock, A NJ, about 20 head of HOGS, 6
IEARLINGS, HEIFERS. a., several of which
took premiums ct the State Fair, Wheat-rhresher
Horsepower. &c, and sundry other Farming Uten-
sis Sale positive and without reserve. by
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auct.
TERMs.-Four months credit for $50,
for approved notes; under that amount cash.
ALSO-A pair of superior match HORSES, four
years old. we'll broke aud perfectly sound; sold Tor
fault whatever.
dc 20 LEWIS y. CEENSHAW.
POSTPONED-On account of the iDclemencv of
the weather. to WEDNESDAY afte moon, 4th jan,
at 81 o'clock, if fair, otherwise the iur day
the same hour
de Sl--5t J. NJ. T , Auct.
4 MOIETY or AN UNIMPROVED
"A LOT ON VALLEY or l7TH STREET AT
AUCTION -On FRIDAY, the 9th January, at q
O'Clock, P. NJ: will be sold, at the risk aud OF
former purchaser, who has failed 10 comply with
the terms of SALE mGetY of vacant lot of 40 feet
front Oh Valley street. and extending back half acre
depth.
Terms at sale. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR,
de Solids Auct,
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J. A. SMITH, Cashier.
N0IICE.-At a meeting of the President

~ OIICE.-At meeting OF the President
Cou1rauy, held at Richmond on Friday, 18th Noveul-
Der 1853, IT
Resided, That whenever beat shall be sunk In the
canal, shall be the duty Of the Superintendent OF
Repairs 10 notify the owner 70 remove 1t within q
reasonable time be fixed in the nstice and 1t 1t be
removed ia time. it shall be the duty OF the Su-
DC ri. tendeut 30 cause it 10 be removed from the
canal by any means which may be found necessary
ana he shal also enforce against such owner the pc
neltes prescribed by the regulations OF the COM
pans for obsruciag the canal.
Hereafter Lock-Seeper shall permit any boat
rau assist in passing boat through lock unless
such hoatmsu shall act upon the responsibility of his
employer to any injury which mag result from the
action of such boanan, and boatuen shall in any
case, be recognized rs an agent eff the company.
Extract fruto the Records
de l-!awIg WIN. p. MUNFORD, See'y.
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A:,aAsv, De-. 3J--Ihc Court Of Appeals has
r,er,Dsi LIE da-lsiJu OF the Superior Court IN tae
ca. @. the proposed railway through Broadway
Ecw YCEk.
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,,e,y Yon,:. Jan. THE steamer Black Warrior
o.. g,,ts wit. dates q. Nov. 27in, uas arrived
@Es b,i ~ss us,l1. ncs. The Island was healthy
al zr-4taH- tGC-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY RICHARD UAUTHOI
HORSES AND DoulIEs, SADDLES


HORSES AND buuGIES, SADDLES
III AND BRIDES, AT AUCTION On WE'D
NESDAY, 4th instant at the large lot ia of my
store will sell at auction, Horses Buggies, With
harness. and several Saddles and Bridies The
Horses are ali admirable work animals and the Bag
sies are nearly new. They viii be- sold for dvi-
sion.
ja2 n. CAUTHORN, Anef.
T,RUSTEE'S SALE OR A WOODEN
BUILDING, ON THE PLANK ROAD.-By
virtue of deed of trust, executed TO me by VIM
Griffin, bearing date Oh the lst day OF June, 1s49,
aud recorded in the Clerks Office of Henrco County
Court. shall, as Trustee. the 10th dsy of yanua
ry 1851, sell at public auction for cash, the BUILD
ING, erected by said Griffin. the lot belonging to
the Plank Road, and distant few hundred yards
from the city of Richmond. The buildin.
ed upon leased ground about five years ago, is Of
wood, contains two rooms and has been used as q
grocery store and dwelng-hous The purchaser
VIII be reqaired TO remove the building within ten
JOHN @. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
The sale will take place the premises, at 4
o'cleck, P. M. and will be conducted by R. Cav
THORN. Auct. de SO
T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF TOBACCO
Il FIATuRe-S &e.-As trustee in deed of trust
executed by George Mills On the lst day OF Deem
Der, 1853 and duly recorded in Inc office of the Hus,-
in2s Court of Richmond, shall sell public
ton Let the tobacco factory lately occupied by the
said Mills, the South side of the Bnsn sejoinins
the warehouse of Indian K Watson,I on SATUR-
DAY the 1th day OF January, s5i at II O'Clock, all
the Fixtures and Implements of every kind used BY
him IN manufacturing tobacco consisting of Ii Box
Screws and double set of Bands; Flattenng Scre ws
and Presses; 8 Screws, Evans' patent; h. lump
large Dipping Tabs; Dipping Pots AID sinkeis;
Levers, &c. Also, 50 lbs Tonqua Beans, in alcohol
Terms made known on day of sale
The above Fixtures &c, may be seen at the fac.
tory, and private proposals will be received for the
purchase of them up TO the day of sale, authorised
Dy the deed | am also authorised to say, that pur
chaser at private sale can rent the factory from the
owner OF it.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee
Richmond. Dec. 90, 1858. de 3e--dtds
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CODA WATER, PORTER, ALE, &c.
~ The subscriber begs leave to return his thanks
for the liberal patronage he has received and solics
continuance. He has just returned from the North,
where he hes made extensive purchases and pre-
pared 70 furnish aGy amount of SODA WATER,
PHILADELPHIA ALE and PORTER. He feels
confident from the sevep years experience he has
had in the business, that he is fully competent TO
manufacture good articles in his line be fur
nished NJ. MCCORMACK
de q No seq Broad ST
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s5lsak DOLLARS REWARD. = Ban
80 - - sway. on the iIth December a very black
hLHho NAN named ROBT. PATTERSON. He
- @1e1t Zee; hgh, u large frame, and will weigh
49, <' t.alos-~F,as s serious sUilen look anc
~ -oz' ne READS, writes aud speaks very correctly,
t-'hs s'o"ig, dresses wen and pssses as a Baptist
t.gaensf Or e%h9rter He 10 superior factory hand
2"Ea' ne ~ill try to get TO free State, Oh the
--.g1'ia Faesst, tthoush that is dCubtful.l rs hc
80 "a t41 thafca to send him there TO preach. He
Las frequently Visited Williamsburg but left ia the
- i'f eLetzbHrg, where he has brother reia-
"DlS Inc above reward, AID all expenses will be
fe@1' il secured Ia lsi or delivered at
"a, WILLIAM WALSHS Shoe Store,
u q No. IS Main street.
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SALE OF TOHACCO


BY N. 3. 1 c. B. HILL Auctioneers.
A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE OF TWO
n NEGRO MEN Will he sold by us on WED.
NESDAY, 4th, two NEGRO MEN, accustomed t o a
tobacco factory, belonging to the estate of Thomas
Coles, deed. BY order of the Administrator
ja3-2t n. B. & c. =. HILL, Aucts.
4 NEGROES.-In pursuance of decree
II entered in the suit of Parkinson and others.
WaddePs administrator and others, in the Circuit
Court fer the county of HenIico, | shall, commits
soner named in said decree, sell ut the auction house
of n B. c. Il. HILL IL the city OF Rich mond, on the
th day OF January, 1854, at 10 O'Clock, the highest
bidder for cash. four likely young NEGROES, viz :
Henry. Rhods, Elizabeth aud Sarah
de SGT FRANCIS T. 1SBELL, Coua'r.
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( ALLOPWION, u ilNALlNII NALM-

{ NALL0POION, OR HEALING BALM,
~ FOR CHAPPED FACE & HANDS. ROUGH.
Mss. !HkIPA8!LtrY Or IiARSHNESS. OF
tHE ShlN, &c,-phs admirable article y+-iTtsy It's
peculiar bland and healing properties together 4ith
~ agreeable QeT.c'ne, a. ouce recommend Itself to
III" c3andeuct aud patronage Of the public q most
aehghtiU ege@aiia! OF This toilet.
lLs Application speedily removes all irriiaLiijly
t-s'-@s uf hefshEess OF the skin. rendering IL Dy
''.e.-a; use, da,cate.y sgtl anc tair.
''.-a2 ta.rfozld Of vegetable substances, and ell
SIC lee .sJu uli-eTa4 CT corrosive ndriiasure il
lay e 1Ass With safety in rae tendeTcs, infant and
va. 1- i51-4 very eiNceut suc cooling application
'sf sAa'"s, '...-iHsc or ofcDt!atsd suIiace,, 81.
- a. contains go Jaasysut5lsnces it's ceauly AID
- in- sane tiur simply apd easily applied
Prepared oriy by
PURCELL, LADD i co, D.usslq,s.
80 3--n street, Richmond Ne.
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Of 7 Il Z OF til JANt-S hIFF-h AND M
NAWHA co, Richmond, Dee IL, 1853.
4 CALLED MEETING of the Stock
"A holders Of the James River and kauawhs Com
pauy, viii be held at this Office, THURSDAY,
the II day OF January next III pursuance OF the
following order OF the Board OF Public Works:
"Ata meeting Of the Board of Public Works, held
on the 7th day u Dacenbe-, 1853:
''Ress!ged That the Board Of Public Works, being
requested thereto, do hereby call meeting OF the
stock holders Of the James River and Kanawha Com
paiy 70 be held IN the city of Richmond on Thurs
day, the 70 day OF January next. fer the purpose
Of dering the question, whether it is advisable
TO offer the ssIo Copauys work the State such
price Us may be agreed upon By the State and the
Stockholders, Of converting the debt due by
said Company to the State into stock Of the Com
parry, such price may be agreed upon by the
patties aforesaid
VIM P. MUEFORD. Ssc'v.