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N'HUHs' .H"y ~ 'VU"'
GREAT SOUTHERN Kennedy.

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cholera, ron AL (Cholera Morbus,
D Dssas Bowel Diseases SSsss. q Iaam
Also, Admirably ndnpted to many Dis
eases of Females,
MOST E.SPECkALLY PALyFEL MESSTR IA 7YOS
The virtues of Jacobs Cordial are too well known to
lat IL cures the worst cases of Darrhea
I'd, 1t cnres the worst forms of Dysentery.
Nd, II cures California Mexican Darrl1a
4th, It relieves the severes' Choic..
9th, 1t cures Cholera Morbas.
6th, 1t cures Cholera !nfantim.-
7th, 1t cures Painful Menstruaticn,
stli, II relieves Pain IN Back aud l.oins.
OH, II counteracts Nervousness and Dependency.
l8ti, 1t restores Irregularities.
18th, 1t dlspels Gloomy aud IIysterica Feelings.
12th, It's an admirable Tonic.
A Ess,shopt ATTRACTS from LETTERS Testimonials &C.
Of have used Jacobs Cordial In my family and have
found u insss eihciet aud IN my judgments valuable
remedy" lo:. ilIIM wAhsEh,
Judge 81 Supreme Court Georgia
at gives pleasure in being u'Ae to recommend Ja-
cobs Cordial--ny o*p personal experience, and the
experience OF my neigbors and friends around me- IL
sufficient guarantee for me to believe It TO he all that 1t
purports to be- viz; sovrilrsS .nsf =. ;,
Formerly Judge OF Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit
~ take great pleasure In recommending this inv8ua-
he medicine to all afflicted with bowel Diseases for which
believe 1t to be sovereign ENTHUSIASTICALLY superb
or to anything else ever tried by me- a. A. GaylDiso,
Deputy q. NJ. Of the Grand Lodge Of Georgia.
al have used Jacobs Cordial In my family, and this,
with all hear about 1t remedy by those who have
tried it, induces to believe It stands at the head OF
preparation OF the Kind and would recommend
Its use in the disease for which 1t Is compounded.
MLEs q. DoBBss,
Cashier Bank of the State of Georgia, Griffin.
m there is any credibty In human testimony, ia
cobs Cordial must stand preemnent above all other
preparations for the cure OF Bowel Diseases From the
Of testimony In s favor coming from all quarters,
il must he very far In advance, us curative agent, Of
most II not all other patent preparations"
A. FLEMING, Cash. Marine and Fire ms Bank Griffin.
"This efficient remedy IL travelling Into celebrity
fast Bonaparte pushed his columns into Russia, and
gaiang compensation wherever used."-Geo'Via Jet.
fersonjdn, May 1871, 1853.
For sale by VIM. Burns Geo. W Ross, D. " Shelton,
A. H. Wilson, and Chas. Meteaife, Athens; " Martini
Calhoun; T.. T.. Bloom John Benton, Cantrell Co.,
eanrclIs Roads; Guilford Cannon, Madisonyille; n
J. splman, Mt. Vermont J. r. Jones, Hwassee; Ches-
mutt West, Philadelphia Vaughn Pickel sweetwater
H. r. Upton, Pour Mile Branch; A. II. Lawson, Chutata;
Thompson Dyson, Cleveland; James b. hahn, Charles
ton; Y. J. J. v. Tiard Co., Decatur; Peak Neil
wee, sewee; J. E. Fagg & Son, Maryviile.
WA. W. BII.S 4 CO., Proprictors,
April 20-Iy-343 20 Hickman st., New York.
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G 60. w. BRIDGEs
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

ATHENS, TENNESSEE.
DRACTICES in the different counties com.
L posing the Third Judicial Circuit-wilI
attend to the collecting and securing ofclaims
and will give his undivided attention to nil
business entrusted to his care
March .. lSia--tf %
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NJ q II Q n.
A., su,o <Ausl Smlslicrs n nd other

a LAW having passed granting Additional Bounty
IN Land to those who hive been In any War since
have had 50 acres are entitled 10 s0more, and those
who have had 40 10 12a more and those who have
had none to 100, provided hey seTced IA days
will get bounty Land for all entitled for the sum Of
~. aud will be at Athens tlf I'd Monday In April next,
aud the pa Saturday In eachhonth thereafter; Mt Mad
sohve the I'd Monday In May next, and at each Batta
ion Muster In Col. Yenrwood's Regiment In Aprl next
at nentoIhe lat Monday ineach month; ut Charleston
the 4t Saturday III each mouth, aud the remainder at
home-twhere will be glad to meet those entitled TO
Bounty land and attend to their claims. = ~ [
Pelton, Tenn, March l0-tf-33s !. JAES HICKEY.
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A T HENS FOUNDRY

A T H EMS NDRY
Machine Works.
INllE subscribers would respectfully an
l. nounce to the citizens of Athens and the
public generally, that they are now in opera.
tion and prepared odo
Q "A = II Z M Or
of every description in their line, and would
therefore solicit orders from all those who NAV
want anything Of the kind
They are now casting and have for sale diff
ferent sizes of the Globe, or Air-tight Cook
Stoves, furnished complete; various sizes of
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber, Office and Shop
Stoves Also, Hollow Ware Waffle Irons;
Ploughs, right and left hand.
Also, the Kilgore Spiral'or Incline Water
Wheel, which will saw from two to five thou
sand feet per day. al kinds of
M "A Q HI NJ Il R Y
fitted up in the best and most durable manner,
and upon short notice.
Also, Iron Railing of every description. -
They.are also prepared to do all kinds of
Brass casting.
The highest Cash price will be paid for
OLD COPPER.
ZIMMERMAN & THOMAS.
+. ). Mehave connected with the Works
an excelsrft Pattern Maker, so that persons
wishing castings can have patterns lpnde to
order. Eat
Athens, Tenn. Oct. 90. 1s54-tf sl7
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81 DAMS
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine in use has accomplished many EIfra-
ordinary Cures and given Uniresai Sdfad In
variety and OF disease that has and
rapida sale Sioans Ointment and Condition Ponder.
The Ointnent is swiftly suJerccdng all other Ontnents
and Iinments the cure Of Fresh Wounds, Calls OF all
kinds. sprains, bruises, Cracked Heels. Ringbone, Wind
gals. Foil Evil Gallons, spavis Sweeney Fisula Sit
fast Strnins, Laeness Sand Cracks foundcrcd Feet,
Scratches or Grease, Mango and Horse Distenper.
The Condition Ponder WIN remove all inflammation and
fever purity the blood loosen the skim cleanse the
and strengthen every part of the body; and has proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases.
Founder, Diseper, Hide Bound, loss OF Appetite, In
ward Strains Yellow Water, Inflammation of the Eyes,
Fatigue from hard exercise also Rheumatism commonly
called still compantD which proves fatal many vau-
able horses in this country II IL also safe and certain
remedy for Coughs aud Colds, which generate many
fatal diseases.
These remedies inure and always Cure. If the dr.
rec tons are followed
For further particulars and multitude OF Certificates o
remarkable Cures, get Pamphlets of agents.
w. B. SLOAN,
Grand Depot, 10 LAKE. S., Chicago M
ForsaleEn Athens by [Feb16-6ml W. BLnAs.
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~ II. +, U. GIKSON,S fine Hats have just
NJ arrived from the North and the stock is composed
those beautiful black Iegliors and some which arc emil
ed Know Nothing Hats They have, in Short complete
assortmeutof Mems and Boys Summer Hats whichthey
VIII tci' as eheap as any OF their neighbors. may
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Musical Academy,

MuSICdI HCdutl1y,
YuNlE undersigned would announce to his friends and
to all lovers OF good music that he has removed to
Athens, Tenn, his former place of residence, with the
view of giving lessons in Music and that his Session
will commence on Monday he 26h day IF Februdsy.
TERMS, Pen SESSION OF 20 WEEKS:
Plane. $4,000
fuse of the Instrument. 600
Brass Instruments Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Harmony and Composition. ................. 25,00
lie will also give lessons in French and German
Tuition f12, 90
Tuition payable in advance.
Feb.23-tf -. GUST H. KNABE.
S..Chairs.
6HADoZEN Cottage,Rockin and Childrens Chairs,
%V for sale cheap for cash Apply to
Jan. ~. Us. DRlDGES Athens Depot
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TIE ENs HOTEL.

Athens, Tenn,
UNHE subscriber has recently taken CHARGE nj tbi.
II House. and II is now undergoing thorough repair
aud being relurnished III good style His object il to
Keep good lloel-n house whore guests can he com.
fortably accommodated and cared for BY giving the
business his whole attention. and keeping his table sup
pled WIN The hest the country affords, he hopes and ex.
poets to he literally patroniztd.
march lG-tf-3Bs JOSEPH uAHBIN
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ry0OVs and shoes.--La,iles ane Cater shoes;
PN Cater anl Kid boois; Misses Kid, Gaiter aud En-.
aarelia ioatlrr Boeis, GenHeaeas Gnc Boots slocs,
and diiters caI en- marS9 sIHCM.
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RIG n nj o Nd, VA,
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5. lss,

The SANDWICH isLASDs.-The death of old
King kamehameha I'll has produced marked
changes In the political des,iniss of the Sand wich
Islands. His defuuct Msjea.ey was very desirious
OF snnexing his kingdom to the United States, for
acompensaiion which would have supported him
comfortably during the remainder of his life, and
kept him well supplied with his favorite beverage,
whisSey. The young king, however. Is very dif.
ferens sort of person, with very diferept inclina
lions. different taetes, different ambition. and
entirely different political views He prefers
oelng King, even OF coral reefs, TO plain sove
reign IN see United Stetas The young king will
De twenty one years old on the 9th of February
he is man of good ability, having had good
English education, and has travelled through the
United States, England and France The phila.
delphia Ledger intimates that the only annexation
he desires is with ayoung English lady, with whom
he has been deeply smitten. and will perhaps smile
spprovingly upon suit which puts queenly robe
on her bsek
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an ounce of TACT is worth pound OF
theory aGd the Of conclusive facts that ciUs-
ar0and that incompatible PREPARATION HooF-
LAND GERAAN BITTE3s. prepared by DR. C. M.
Jackson, PhsGel Pha, establishing its value a
TONIC and restorative such would prevent i--
cTedulIty iset from questioning lis Efficacy. In all
of disease of the stomeeh, whether acute or
chronic. il rnsy be recommended for its SCOT hin z,
burn, oss of sppstite nausea, nors relax
stioR and debility, &c. relieved by the Bit -eIs
III very short space of time; snd perseverance in
their fails TO work b thorough cure.
Agents for this city-Messrs. PURCELL, LAUD
Co., and Bennett BEERs, pruggsts
iaS
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RUSHTON CLARK q co. 8
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,

NHE great success which has attended
= the use Of the above celebrated article has led
injury has been suffered from spurious articles pur
ehasers should use the utmost CAUTION in poticips
is blown in the bottle and s on each label and the
signature In full over each cork ssnone other is gen.
ulne We have been at great pains and expense to
secure our patrons the pure article, and our Mr.
Clark went to New Foundiand to superintend the
Manufacture in person and we will warrant our Oil
from the fresh Livers and NOT purifiei from the
common OIL as il the case with great d.al that il
sold for genuine. =
The genuine Rushton Clark Co.'s article for sale
by PURCELL. LADD l. CO and bY Drug sgts ae 3.
orally In Hichmond and throughout Virgins.
NO 6-dGw3m -. rs.
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Az ENTIRE STOCK OF FRESH

s oss' ''lAtin. +" Guy Msnneiinen Isssc W,;,he !,
am 1ssi: atIantiep snd ''Clty of Esnctester ),
mr., ssesisihs s ana ope ming laige and varied ss.ot
N'gIl Tt o' Hardware aud Cutlery. "'''i''
These Goods were ordered lons sn.,sh ..
the mo-. utns to get them up carefully ana on
purcbssee 'ssSoasoe TERMS all of which have be n
ciu.n sa6 eah am dail' looking for the ''Ros
o. my Goods, which Will complete ng stosa
eustosss % mos. respectfully invite my fliends and
and sxsni,s r. 'ss pabic generally. TO call on me
them lsye ever bad the pleasure to nressnt 1o Sc
'''s" i'f their use and onlmodation p'e''"' 70
ippoytax THEO. RoBERTsON.
fe 's'' az 'isIdHafs and Gallery
Main
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MORTALITY OF VESSELS CRrw FROM OYSTERS
We learn from the Sandwich Advocate that Capt
Caleb Perry, of the coasting schooner Sylvia E. of
Sandwich, together with his entire crew, died of
cholera, between the 5th and 18th inst The vessel
was Or her passage from one of the river plants-
tions In Georgia 70 Savannah, with a cargo OF oys-
ters, OF which all bands partook freely.
Mr. Solomsn Nswcomb. aged 80, died on the 5th,
Capt Caleb Perry. aged 26 on the l5,n, and In the
interim, Mr.. Henry C. Butler, aged l8 another OF
the crew native Of Connecticut and the cook, be-,
longing 10 Chicago, Ill. All excep. the two las be.
logged in Monument, Sandwich The owners OF
the vessel have placed her in charge cf MIR. Keene,
to be returned 10 Sand wich
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MBpTCTNre.

fMRS. B. B. NORkIB' CELEBRATED
Al CEDAR "A =. Ssf ssls By Messls DOVE 8
CO Main street, has more tsstim0uy thar any sthei
medicine IN use t6f the cure Of Rplmoaarv Dsasea
9!onchitis, Dlspepsia, Asthns Plies ard LveT ~
sae. ,css3 r Asesfiens .Ad 81 dessss1 arAa from i.
g See panphists for fnll tsstinsny.
rncs " per bottle. or for ta. apH0
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR rs DUE
II sanrds me much pleasuvs to ssy "a the suf.
ferfng pnhlic, shaz Ms. DAVIS ELIXIR 10 the only
enec,usi remedy have ever used for Couahs Colds
&C. nave nsed II myself and believe Il to BE- worth
more tnan si others 10 sss. Try IT. and win en-
HENRIco GouRTs Dsc. /, 1885, =
For sale By Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Beers
Alex Duvsi, Paterson Jackson, Chas Millspeuah
=. ficot 4. Bodeksr and Charles o. Yale.
DOLLARD'S LINIMENT.-Thst this Is
4 the best and most efEicacious Liniment In cases
OF kheumstism. Neuralgia Lumbseo. Parsigsis
sprains. Bruises, Burns. Scalds &c, that has aver
been offered to the public, there IL not the sshtest
Doubt The encouraging demand establishes the
TACT We therefore advse--yes, persuade all who
are afH cted, to give it fsr trial and be couviuced
fersors who have used every remedy they could
hear Of for Rheuuatism asd diseases OF ike nature
without obtaining relief have at last been cured bv
P0LLAkD,s RHEUMATIC or NERVE and BONE
For ssIe BY PURCELL, LapD 4 CO.. Bennett =
5eers Adie Gray. Duval L Norton, w. r. Ladd
Z. .: Thomas, and Druggists generally throuehout
the city. sss as5st ia 50
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REsovAL--1he Office Of the RICHMoND
FIRE AssocIhTIoN hss been removed TO the second
Story Of the Building OF Main and llth sts.-
E7s- Eltrence 1l,h street
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INsU-
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boating of their ability to comply with
their Obligations, they take pleasure in referring TO
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory manner in which it has been transacted
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
JEo. II. BoSaER, Secretary ia Is
B. W. STARKE, Att0rneY at Law and No.
teTy Public. Office removed to the Law Building.
ia 9-lm$
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THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

4 WAkD..The subscribers will pay the above
$50 for either of them BOB is q dark orap go com.
plexon, about % years OF sge, dresses remarkably
neat AND has small mark 10 his right eye JOE.
his brother is about the calor perhaIs little
brighter. Both are remarkably we'll spokea genteel
negrees Bob took with him when he left 1880 in
Nsrth Carolina money. liberal reward will also
be PAID FOR the recovery and return of the MONEY.
la Z9-tS JONES & SLATER.
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The Troy Budget says: Capt Simeon Hicks, the
last OF the Americans who fought at Bennington,
died on the Oath, aged 95 years. He was the eldest
OF twenty two children He served under both
Revolution, settled In Sunderland, VT, where he
resided 60 years Capt. H. was rem arkable man,
physically. For 20 years he had experience of
bodily ailmept, and his death and extreme cid age
were unattended by suffering or pain Vitality and
consciousness gradually left him, 30 that the mo-
ment OF his final departure was hardly perceptibe
His remains have had quiet burial among the
Green Mouutaine
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MIss JULIA DEAN The Galveston, (Texas)
Times of the Goth. ssys:
Miss Julia Dean, the accomplished and popular
actress was married on Sunday last, the 2lst, at
the fremont Housein this city, to DR.. Hayne of
South Carolina. Tie engagements made by this
lady In this city and elsewhere, we are informed
will be completed before she retrcs from the stage
to the quiet scenes of domestic life. She enacted
the part of Julia 1.-The Hunchback," on Sstur-
day evening last, before house crowded to ex.
cess. Many were not able 10 procure seats, ard
many others no place even to stand.
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF California; -
The Message OF the Governor is lengthy. but
plain and unpreteIdiag document. This does not
in the least degree, detract from its merit Il was
evidently prepared with great care, and is an EN-
bodinent OF very important scts concerning State
affairs
From the message we learn that the State debt
unprovided for, amounts to s, ,284 l42 23 This is
eviiencs of o sound condition OF the public fiuan.
ces. Since December, 1883, the debt has been re-
duced Sl7l7,3O3 40 being, as the Message says
S433, ,l6l "a more than the entire present public
Indebtedness AT this rate, the State will not owe
dollar N December 1856 This statement will be
especially cheering to those members OF the Leg
slature who are so anxiously inquiIiug as to the
value OF their scrip.
The amount realized from the sales by the Cali
fornia Board of State Land Commissioners. has
been Ss45 540 of which, the Gum of S47l ,2o0 has
been paid into the treasury
The reduction OF fees In Office, is strenuOusly
urged by Governor Bigler ''fhe laws" he says,
should be so cheaply administered as to insure to
every citizen fair hearing 10 all the judicial tri
bunals of the country" We see thar notice has
already been given in the Legislature that bills to
effect this reform will be shortly introduced
The important subject of common school educa.
tion Is fully and ably discussed
Regarded as a national undertaking" the Go
werner s reoced to witness the interest felt in the
Pacific Railroad project by the people OF Califor.
MIA Attention Is somewhat particularly called to
the importance of having military posts established
aioDg tHs eutlfo Oteffano route 10 California ana
1t is recommended that Congress be memoriaiised
relative to the matter.
complete revision of the laws Ia relation TO
corporations, Is recommended, aud reference made
70 me gigantic monopoliee which have sprane into
existence In California. The passage OF leeisla.
i've enactment prohibiting the making and crcuIa-
non OF paper money is also urged. Notwithsland
ine the constitutional prohibition no penalty for It's
violation 10 imposed, "and the clause 10 without the
sanction necessary to give II force and effect"
Governor Bgler seems to think that Immediate
stop should be put to the immigration Of the Celes
uAis and he hints that il would be wise 10 impose
20 heavy tax on those who have already arrived,
tnst they would ind IL more prof. able 10 leave the
country than 10 stay In It. So
ihe trial OF DR.. John Chandler, who shot c. w
Htghsns, in July last, under circumstances d
strong prosocaiioo, took place 10 New Orleans on
tne 18th uit The jury were unable to sgrss, and
'oe 'usge discharged them. remsndiOg the prisons,
I'VE another trial. 49,
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JOHN SHORE, Commissioner in Chancery,
for the Circuit of the United Stetes the Circuit
Court for the County of Hsnrco, and of the County
Court of HeDrico.
Until suitable rooms can be obtained, his Office will
be at the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court for the
County of henrco
Office bours for the present, from A. NJ. to 2
O'Clock 2. M. is s2-Im
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COwARpIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served TO subscribers
AZ SIX AND auARTEk cENrsrEK WEEK, payable to
the Cauier weekly. Pfiee for mailing. 81 a year ia
advance.
The eWEEkLY DISPATCH 10 issued every FIJI.
dsy, AMI matted subscribers at 81 per snnunn.
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CTOP THE RORBER-$25 REWARD.
~ Stolen from the residence OF the subscriber, on
the Plank Road, on Wednesday night LAST, Jan. 81,
POCKET BOOK, containing 5000 in Virginia mo.
ney fifty, and the la ance Ia fves and tens, sod
Check of the CITY Savings Bank, No. II. 10 favor
of mysslf, dated z7eh ultimo, for &Il66s. on the
Farmers Bank OF Virgins, payment OF which has
been stopped Also, several Receipts.
reward of SIS wiil be paid for the return of the
Pocket Book and contents at this office.
r. a-St* HENRY KRACKE.
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Rev. JoHN LANAHAE suffered long; tried
tAe most eminent physicaus; had his throat eau
't'']7di became unable to preach - nothing but
tfong desire 70 uouce the th0Gsa nds who are y
IRON the came fatal dlsesse Of which he has be- y
tuIHeVed, induces him thus publicly TO speak out
~ say to tho afflicted with D,speps'a, Cough,
TnIn,S5oUIstsa1, n Serotula, &c, hy this HAMPTGN'S
4iNCIuRE the weight Of testimony makes IL
enHine' to deter. You owe it to yourself family
aug iieEds to make the tral-fol ali female diseases
%'l lof delicate children. it 10 sovereign remedy
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TX DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
- from my mother, on Sunday. the Sis. Dec,
1854, NEGRO MAN, named FLEMING. about 5
feet or inches high. and has on his under
lip. bitten in fight. He Is well known to the cit
zsns Of Richmond and Henrico. as be has been dri
wing an ice wagon TO Richmond for 21 years. He Is
no doubt lurking about Richmond The above re-
ward viii be paid for bis delivery to st uenrco
County Jail
ia 29-6t* ALEX. r. HUTCHESON
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4 NEW ArcrIos AND Cnnmrss1nn Housl

A NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
PAYNE MAYO, Auction eeTs-offce on i0,h ST.,
betwee en- Main and Cary Richmond, Va.
JOHN r. D. PAYNE having associated with him
MI ABEL u MAYO ia the above business will
continue cell Real and Personal Estate auction
private sale in the city OF Richmond aud through.
out the State; TO Renting out Houses and Hiring out
Servants
Deeds of every description will be accurately
drawn on the nOst reasonable t.Ims.
Mr.. MAYO beGg Eotsry Public, will attend to
taking acknowledgements of Deeds &c.
AEf reference given that may be required
JHO r. D. PAYNE,
"a m
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ALFRED r. CoURTNEY, Attorney at Law
will prsctice in ali he Courts OF the City ef Rici
n4ond and the adjacent Counties
OHice for the present with James Lyons, Esq.
IaC1-lw
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DEATH CT BIsHoP CAPEns-Dr William Capers
one of the Bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, died at his residence at Anderson
c. H, South Carolina, oE Monday morning last
His death was not expected; for he was la Charles
ton few days previous to the sad event in his
usual health. DR.. Capers had been minis,er of
the Methodist church for forty five years. and for
near ten years he had exercised the functions of
Bishop. He was very pious and useful man, and
was one OF the most eloquent pulpit orators in the
church
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0NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
" WARD.-Rsnaway from the subscriber ON the
10th inst, Negro Man named CHARLES; he i .
sbo1t q years of age feet or inches high, gin
Smelt; he has mother now living at Old Point, to
which place believe he has gone. l will give the
me. BENJAMIN DAVIS
iy 20 No. w all street. under CITY Hotel