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beautiful IDAGUE.snEOTYPEs

- ARR Red Hhue and Biu.'
MINIS g. TANNER. tia ~ pride Of the million;
Thy pictures air the bcst hnt
Thy gallery is the shrine Of dcvotinn,
To those who stand irmly to thee
Thy trinm has made bung ers t'cmhlc
When womnn's gay form stands in view
Thy Genera ma kes nj tho Graf crumhle
Who envy the work lint you do,
WHO envy the sar, that you ID,
Who envy the work That ynr do.
Thy camera makes all Il cfah erumbe,
Nlo envy the work that you do.
Thy cutlery all sluci rus and large.
Il dnly thronerd with brnuty;
Who. pens'd with your ak III think not Of charge,
But uucrd from ot duty.
Fair rnidNns and gents both nenr and afar,
Come fiI Iht away /, Main street,
WhHre all lovers OF true pictures meet
Neuly fronting the Clothing Bnz,ar;
Nearly fronting the Clothing Buzanr,
Nearly fronting the Clohng Bazanr.
Whcrn all lovers of tue ,.ict4les acct,
From rrpions all round both and afar.
NoTE - rhe Gallery of MIshIs Il TANNER is On
Main Sd door from Bridge, enst side where the
most bcaufIfu specimens of the ID guerrcan Art are
produced all houts of the day the satisfac.
mar23-ts
nUININE French American German and
" English, blcached and unbenched, for sale by
GEO B. JONES II CO.,
mhf9-ts Petersburg.
DEkUVlAN GUANO.-500 bags No |, receiving
L by boats Rich nond and Liberty For sale by
lnnfo3is +. SACkETT.
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DISSOLUTION.

I'M Z cpncorn o. N son \ fraahIn 'ihIs dNY dls-
l. -oyed - mititinn. All persons ha'tng claims
latn lhe Com slll present them Ia Jascph H. Il.
ON ar GaIsnen: those indebted to the ;unccrn VII
naAe psy#nrat 10 Jo.epl, II Wi son. he having Per.
as. me, Frank las interest in the ,nc,r rn.
JOS II WI son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
Septr,nb,r at 1854
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EsERCOMPLAlNT JAuNDIGE piS.
RIpep,u Chrome NrI vou- UrbHty, Disease II the
Kidneys, und all d'sen-rs arising from u D'sordrred
Liver stomach, such NJ Coz sipai"u, Inward fhHs
Fuucss. Blood To tle llead Aeidtty of the Stomach
Nau ca Henrtburu Disgust t, Food tulne.s weight
tho Sumnrh Som Erucnrians Sinking or flD'''.riue
at the Pit Il the Stonath Swimming OF tha " nd, tiur
ried und dihct Breathing, flutsfing nj the Heat
Choaking SnfoeatiBR Sensuiinns when in living pos
lure Dimness Of Vision, Dots chs before the sight
Fever aud Dub PUN in the Heal, Deicieucy ol frr4
p.raon. Yeo%nr.s ut the skin and Ewes Phin IN the
Side Buck Cbe., Limbs &C., Sudden fIushes of iicu
Burning H. the Flesh Constant lmagdipg or Evil. aud
great deprrssop ot Spirt, be enrcnaly cured hy
Doc1ER lIaafr AtDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTrERS
prcrqred by Dr. L. NJ. Jackson. German Nclicn"
Store M 100 Arch al, one door below Sixth Fhaala
Their power over the above disensesIs not eXr"lrd
il equaied. by any other pr pnrton IN the United
States the nttrst, il rany cases utter sktnI
physician ad tailed
rn So b tier. nrc worthy the attention Of lnvslid-
Po.se.inc crent virtues in The rcccoon of tho lVei
nn' lesser sauds sXcrci-ing the must '"nrcting power
in AID nile, II ms the digestive organ, they
are wit u sr.e cc7Hn uad plea -ant
VieGrsIA TrsrrsoNY DR. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington,
Va Eel, 9Th 1852 sai: Il entirely uf the
German Rircrs. Tbey have become al the rage Moth
inc se setls.'
aid Jan ldth 1870: "a Great Medcine.--Ne huvc
uniformly rclpiired from recommending To the public
any Of The ynriou- t'e1t medicines o the day unless
horoughly convinced If their sal1e. Among those
49, der worthy # nutic il the German Bitiers in
euted by Dr. nani, aud prepared by DR. J,ckson,
phila lephia Oue instance, in particular, in whio,
rl eriur virtues medicine Enve been tested,
as fallen under our observati ~ During tho last
nei a .on of Mr.. Ahram Cubill, OF this county.
ery seriously affected with Liver mpan, mad Hftet
irving in win varous lies, he purchased hot.lr
If tho BitrrS aud using il. was much relieved
If hi. distressing naady thai he procured oher bot
lte und is now restored trely To heaith."
ley are entirely etabe, free from ell injurious
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GREAT ExClTEMENT!!-Mors

GREAT EXClTEMENT!! !!-Mure New
NJ Books at Williams a. Hopper s,-where they
never f tn arrive in time, under all circuu
Life and Beauties of Fanny Fern The whole world is
reading this book.
The Initials story Of modern ife--a work Of thrilling
interest.
Thr Virginia Queen; hy J. Frederick Smith. of
Nv Woman and Her Master" Erred. Vernnn." &c.
Pa, al Usurpation,
Review of the speech of the Hon. J. Chandler, of Pa.
Ruth Hall, anew supply,
Ida Norman, by Mrs. Lincoln Phelps
Tho News Boy, Nc, together with lot Of extra fine
STATIONERY, for the Ladies. Also, large supply ni
NEW MUSIC,
Amongst which may be found the following beautiful
sonss Faiy Whispers, Go ID New from Home Sci
News from Home, The Know NothnG song. HoS Sweet
the Roses; together with many other Duets.
Gees, &c. Cali Immediately at
WILLIAMS & HOOP ER'S.
fSuccsssors to R, A. Willisms.) and supply your
selves, 'e2$'n
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Dle.5ssI MOUNTAIN MsLI s,om.s.

HI vi TIVVN tfN 1fH' ~ 'S'"FF'''
The Undersigned are now procuring from their eel"
rated aunrry at thu Bu-i Mountain, Montgomery conn
w. Nil, Stone. an }urrs of the very best quality. IL
reputation Of thesH sones widely Mo" e, but II
aroad giving increased facilities ia hlling orders
,e have ap ointrd Mcdaniel, Hurt fiuston and Lee
( Johnson Lynchhurg, agents for the sale ot IN
,ho will receiv orders and hsve them fulfilled NJ tn
.Iortrst Hu'icc.
Our Address Ba shurg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL FRlCE Il Co.
Ir,a. NJ williams Dnnve V, Reynolds 81 CO
le,k lille y Q. are al+c ourareut l.P. & Co
Fol- | Ii
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t.NOEs HEN s'.--The Brick dwelling House JUS
Il back of the Court Houss-possession given imme
dateIy, ApPly to Geo. A. Watson Oh Henry Dunnng
ton. dec 22.ts
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vE1HE LITTLE GIANT CORN AND
HATS HATS HATS fE.
SPRING FASHIONS FOR Is55. 9s.y,

GTITZER viii intrnhucr the Spring -tyle Dress Hat,
~ ih first Sa'ur3ay in March, nr the inspection oi his
customers aud tine public generally, which Will De ionnd
Ia sarpa-S my Hat this market, in hcaatyi stve,
quality and finish Al. lot of beautll new style
soft Hal- for young Gents. Al tho+e desine line
Dress Hats, to eclipse my thing in tins market, Will
plel-e chil ut the sign OF tie Blue iiAT.
All krnds Hat made to nrle with neatnesS aud
ii patch. Customers Hats dressed over ns u-nai.
p,..2fa w STllZER.
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- hEollPES.-HAHD TINES drive people nil
AROUND TO see whore thew cnn get the bot and cheapest
DaPncrrroi, pea but they all come bnrk to MIssis &
TaSNEhs, where they get the best mud sure to
YET the worth OF their money. Steamboat Il sasters
X ,ilrond accidents, B0nk bursting. Men miHng all
"ocnr daily, hu niiHe nj MinnisS Tanners. In taking
brilliant, atstic and le IL Daguerreotypes is out Of
the question Those in want should forget to call
mn get 'ne ns pictures not s 10 apc thc room.
unit the partiea anti, ted.
nrf" mud b'auiilul assortment OF Gold Lockets,
brenst pins RinFs, Watch seas Keys MeiaIli.p. and
iuory Cases are ow"y. hnd and for aale cheap with
picture complete. A splendid assortment, of Cases new
Just received. Cnll curly in the day before tho crowd
comes Tho state 81 w-sth,r mikes no difference in
regard to quality of picture
MISNIS a. TANNER
mni9O.b PRACIIcAL DAGUEna rorY PIsrs.
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BENNETT & BEERS. PropictoI

No. l25 Main at. Richmond, Va.
Aud for salr hy i. II Scny, d r. Lsmnn. j II.
rhomp.on 4 Co. Lynchburg, Va, nnd by den'cfs in
Medicines e,crywErie. seph 1y
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DAINTS, OILS, &c

Il So1U lbs, BIake1 Fir'.Prool Punie
400 gallons Linseed OIL
% 10 Spirits Tnrpenii. A4o. white and
brown nc ground in oil, Levi, White Load Copel
N"rn.l, Paint brushes, olors OF s knds putty, &c
A.. ter ssc by
mar29 Ia j II SEAY g. co. Drurpi.,,
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To the People of the City Of Lynchburg and all
the Surrounding Counties.
EOuN J Pl RYlS, Agent for K"at, Paine kenl,
81 under the yle Of g ior - 5, Kent, Is ne'S r'
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NEW CONCERN.

September ist 1851,
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Custon-HoH Regulation. Passenger Baggags.- On the
arrival OF any from Europe the collector required
TO detail experienced entry clerk who with similar
clerk be designated by the naval officer and
appraiser examiner to be detailed by the appraisers
shall together with the inspector board examine all the
passengers baggage apprase he duabe value of the
and the duty il any The duty thus assessed to be
by the collectors clerk record be kept such
examination together with the value description Of the
articles, and amount Of duty.
This record be checked with the initials of the three
clerks Inspector the Of duty TO be paid col
leced by the collectors clerk who is required depoe
his book aud the money received with the cashier
90 the entry of passengers baggage per steamer -,
from -," which amount of duties and entry is 90
the cashiers daily receipts in the any
other entry of merchandise for consumption. After the
examination and collection of duty if any the delivery
baggage is to be made the respective by the in
specor board under the general baggage permit being
understood that the assignment Of clerks above enoned
made under that permit to that it properly executed
and baggage, with without special permit except when
authorized by this department. is TO be delivered without
examination by all these officers.
Should any passengers baggage contain duabe articles
value OF $780, they te to the
for regular entry and apprasement provided by
any delay passengers from having small articles their
baggage which may be subject duty and does appy
any articles Of merchandise regularly packed to sample
packages which must in all cases. go to the appraisers
store.
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ouIoE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUsLto PRiNrtNe,
Washington, Jul a

orsIoE sursmlxrKsp1sr OF PusLto PuNrua,
Washington, Iuli D HG.h
PROPOSALS will b. received this ofhce ani hs ~ ~
Jny INSTANT ~ O'Clock, io da@inR ana eie ~ %
ia tho highest style 81 ihe tWenp nf - r -
lions halt ncb- OF scehcF 70 H1sat sha
report OF be recent Japan expedition.
Also and the anusti wch nf
mo email, ..
All will he required o. be draw upon e DO =
n very drawing subrairsd tho on of
approval daslugs n tue
On executed IN the asaest
will be uau tnt oar ut AN nc ~
Tayon, the sye OF upoD aud pnunE IA
thousand 40 twenty
by mine inchs u slfGtan~ 10 &C
tompsny report 81
viii also received ltn"A ~ te
sst shove namsd, ard printing In eoofs'
received anl the dae Tor ehtaYmE
upon copper Of the ART ~
natural history, 70 aceoHnla pu1 OF
surveys o out ior abroad Pacific ocesn
will he this once Tor ~ uretoh 81
DESTROYS Of bidding for the SAM uhA me sng o
the bids, desired VIII also bs ulHhrd
The paper required for printing tho Autographs wi be uhea
NY this athce. +,
Contracts and bonds viii security win
thrI
The separately price, but pdce for
bid required he execution
work, Of the and DO addressed postage
paid, "a. G. Seaman Superintendent OF the Public fnnhg
and be endorsed proposals or Woud
engraving, !" LhosAphng,n or "Coppsrplate Engavns"
A. G. SEAAtAN,
Superintendent.
July l3--dif23d
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LOG IL N Il w 8.

The funeral of the late Major Nicholson, of the United
marine corps, took place yesterday afternoon His
remains followed to the grave by very large number
of his friends and acquaintance including officers of the
army navy and escort of United States marines
der the command of Lieutenant Tansi The religious
vices were performed by Rev. Mr.. Pyne.
The telegraph advises of scorchingy hot weather North
South East and West Washington not exception il
this respect At o'clock yesterday afternoon the
curry stood at 80 degrees in sheltered situation thu
avenue Later in the afternoon there slight fall
rain which had sensible effect in cooling the atmosphere
The changes the atmosphere Thursday last thus
noted by a correspondent
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We occasion correct the in issue of Wed
pesday last which in the of adm
sons bar of the Court of Claims Mr. Anderson
down as resident of this city, This is mistake. He
late Judge of supreme court of California, but is
citizen Of Tennessee, here temporarily professional bust
ness.
Ex-Governor Mcdonald, Of Georgia, exPresident Eche
nque and Colonies Alexander and Porter OF the United
States army among the latest arrivals in Washington
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CHEAP sHRr-MAKso IN New YoRx.--A New York paper
says:
The standard price is twelve and half per piece
and the garment must be well made it has undergo
a thorough inspection, with bosom and colershriugng
from dollar twelve and half cents to dollar
twenty-five at retail The material in these shirts
cost probably about thrtyseven and half cents That
the is fifty cents which leaves clear profit to
the employer OF oneha at least for the purchase of the
MATERIAL the cutting, and the sale Two of these garments
are doubt iu days work making the extent of the
weekly earnings dollar and half With this miser-
able pittance many them have feed small families pay
house rent and clohe themselves and children tits need
less to say be done and the consequence
large amount of misery and destiiuton'
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DIED,

O'Clock yesterday OF bilious dysentey, in The 29h
his Rev JACOB w. WIN ANS native of Eliza
BEETHOVEN died fullest and
Joyful triumph Of Christian nope.
deceased invited attend his funeral from
the Presbyterian church street, discourse will be
GurIey half four O'Clock this tsat
urday) afternoon
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NEW YoRK July 20Flour has declined 25 cen-sales at
So rs southern $40 81 Wheat lower and unsettled
southern red So. Corn cents. Beef firm Pork lower
sales of at $40 so. Whskey steady.
BALTIMORE, July 20Saes to-day of 900 bbls. City Mills
-four deliverable weeks hence, So sales of 600 bb
old Howard street u.s. Wheat is lowersaes of red at
81 IS co. and white at 81 55 81 TO- Corn unchanged
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~ CONTIN UATION.--We concluded the
sale specified since
cost whenever money purchase
regular prices will be charged Ladies' seeking fancy silks
themselves of this favorable
usually fine well stock of all other
fancy staple dry goods proverbay low prices
n7-One price only
~ course continue bills with
and have days since Will
without delay
All summer offered the "maked prices,
order 10 room for autumn supplies.
PERRY & BROTHER,
"Cenua Stores,n west building
July l7--6tdif opposite Centre Mark
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POST orrrcE DEPARTMENT.

Registered LeersSevera weeks ago stated that post
should make record marks upon registered let
by which the fact Of their containing money other
vauables may be suspected made known, post
having written the word regstered the backs
letters Our attention has again been called to the fact
in consequence of potnaters still continuing
dorse letters mailed their Offices and have been
quested that it contrary to the Post Office nsruc
tons thus distinguish registered letter We in
formed that in Offices stamp had been used.
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SINGULAR CAUSE suIcIDs.--Mr Seth A. Curtis old
and respected citizen of Gloucester, Rhode Island hung
himself from his bedpost by skein of yarn Sunday
morning The motive Of this deed a dread Of suffer
ing in dying He had been confined for several weeks
with very painful and ncurable disease and during that
his suferings almost insupportable, much
that he frequently requested his physicians to open the
his that he might die easy He said
he did fear death, but dying; he resigned, and
anxious be gone but dreaded the agones which he be-
eved he should be called upon to endure if he died by
his disease and consequently took this singular mode
escape from them
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COTTAGE HOME SCHOOL,

Massahuses .arenue betwen Tenth and Eleventh streets.
THIS young just closed fh scho
year favorable and having
recrved the haeng testimonials OF the satisfaction OF
progress children branches
thanks
patronage they hersoore
ceived
Continuation Of the School,
institution supentepdence OF
undersigned, aided teachers English, French.
drawing painting and number Of schoars will
limited intending the education Of their dsng
desired application. For boarding
apply above be msde
scholastic year open Let Of September Circulars
the bookstores
July ai-eoiw NJ. A. cox, Principal.
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Confirmation Of he School.

yOR RcNr.At the 10th and
(eas roni several pleasant with without board
They would be rented
" early application bs made.
Jul
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Geological Surveys Chemical A"ayse' and LOoo'o" Of P"S
tic Lands.
H. KING, M. Do,
No. sl3 street, city of Washington, ID. c.,
ILL geological reports, OF min
erals earths &c., instructions for prosecuting mi
ming and metalluIcic operations.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or HouNTY-LAND WARRANTS,
AND OTHERS
During the ensuing Doctor King
occupy travelling through the saies tor
making public lands Having been Tor
The practical geology The Union
giving special attention Its Mines ito mineral and agricultural re
familiar with the detsir OF the public
ystem field and tho ONCE In his eIpl and
ohaned large amount OF valuable Information,
unpublished and which he IN this TO
REGION which population and enhancing value
almost incredible rapd he would
Of capitalists 10 Its mines Of lead,
other mea and minerals There are indca
Of these yet upon public land which e progress o.
OF internal Improvement will
access and consequently, valuable They
only certainty thoroughly acquainted
with with Its geology and practically
with the subject OF the public land surveys
Special references and security required for funds placed
more economical operators armp,
For further Information address
above.
REYEREKcEs
Thomas II. Benton.
Hon Surgeon u Treasurer and president NJ Mo.
railroad st. Louis, Mo.
His exceency Ko-rr er, BeIevile Illinois,
Jos Henry, secretary Smithsonian Institute wishing
city, ID. g. June ao-eooow
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

appointment George F. Lindsay, assistant quar-
ternascr been ordered Washington ociate
porary in the marine corps in the place
Of Major Augustus A. Nicholson, deceased.
United States Ship Consteiation.A detachment of men,
including large number of apprentices have been ordered
from the station at New York for the Constellation
now fitting out at Norfolk for the Mediterranean
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Friqhtfd Railroad Accident.

BuRLNGros, yt.,) July 20The engine of the passen-
ger train on the Vsmont Central railroad exploded last
night near Milton and completely demolished The
number of killed is unknown, but the bodies of the engineer
fireman. and conductor have already been taken from the
ruins
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LATER from H,truua.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1s.-The steamer Black Warrior
arrived with Havana dates of the 18TH but her is
unmportant
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BY ELE G II A p IL.
Abolition kidnapping.

Abolition Kidnapping -
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-Passmore Williamson, promi
nent aboltionst and five negroes having hearing to-
day before Judge Kane Of the United States district
the charge Of orcby seizing and carrying off We'd
nesday female servant and her two children the
erty of j. H. Wheeler of North Carolina, United States
minister Nicaragua they about getting board
the boat for New York, at Walnut-street wharf
[sEcoFD DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA July 20.-The testimony adduced before
the court quite voumnous Charges Of perjury and
contempt of court embraced in the of
who held bail in the Of 5000 for further hear
ing The others were committed in default of BAIL
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Nenr E1n11ifkahtr1 frederick GoLuku III

NHE annual institution The
Gath August, Thursday June The
tuition $50 payable semi
ay in advance charges paint
ing and also for Spanish, Italian, German and Latin he terms
for The primary pupils under
aae are 800 per payable half yearly advance
Letters inquiry addressed MOTHER SUPE
RIOR Joseph Academy Emmrsburg Frederick county
Maryland. .f
July S-diyear
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Mutiny ON Shipboard.

New YonK, July 20--The of the schooner Hannibal
of Suffolk Virginia, for Montevideo, mutined to-day al
quarantine and the captain has to this city for
sistance.
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lLENWOOD CEMETEk Y--ofhce No 2g2 Pennssv ania
Of 10th street, the Savings Beak This
laid plan of the celebrated Greenwood OF
New York. high ground distant and
Capitol, North Capitol street lending directly
received charter Con
sppopans their ground TO burial making
and prohibiting all encroachmen's
legislation Otherwise, which is Of vast those who
% their dead where they have placed them 70 has
,ecome the burial ground becomes
valuable purposes, sell it, and throw HE dead
large aHd legal measures cannot prevent IT,
Il titles given TO the ground.
-Ofce from 10 10 ~, where Iaphe with
nap, bylaws all other nornaIioG be
also all orders for ntermrnts e with Mr. janes a
40 Seventh other undertaken win @ prompt
~ attended TO- Ht June l7--dy .
ID PHILLIPS, Of Mobile, Alabama, Will practise Ina
8upreme Court Of the United States court OF claims
and attend his Office
Id floor northeast
June 2o-d2mif $50
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nEnEnAL AGErcY AT wAsnIsaToN.--1a

GENERAL AGENCY AT WASHiHGTON.-The au'
u formerly Richmond Virginia. having esaish,t
an Office this city, few doors front Of the rear
tenders his services claimants the govern
revolutionary and land bnnc'
and PENSIONS under Of Congress
Having the manuscripts Of the lnfe David Dogon
perhaps the only index which was ever made 20 e i'm
the first auditors Office
Richmond He has also very copious index The all
ohgr public Capitol Of Virginia. These and the
nom other years. experience
lille him to hope claim Inusted 70 him be just he vii be
sbic 10 Ill claimant himself be entirely
unable do IT, ,axr 90
For claims ID March, giving leo acres
nS 80 Ill vho ware in bat,Ie or who
a - svi he verv moderate FELIX RICHARDS.
agtNaM RKYRRlNoas.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia.
James Lyons ESQ, Richmond, Virginia.
E. Heath late Commissioner OF Pensions Richmond,
Virginia.
STAFFORD n Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. q. Pendlcton, Virginia. 20
Samuel Chiffon, Washington, d. @.
William J. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
1fmberlake, esq, New York.
March 7-dkcp1ys