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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-12

CLAIM OF ALEX. McLEop.--Mr. Alex.
Mcleod has preferred a claim before the
joint commission in London against the
United States Government for compensa-
ton to the extent Of $4,000, for the suffer
ings and losses sustained by him during
hislimprisonment and prosecution in this
country, on the charge Of being concerned
lin the attack on the Caroline.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-12

Ez- General Scott was before the Mil.
ttary Committee, At Washington. abouttwo.
hours on tie 4thinstant. The New York
z,ibsia says:lli a y i2sae
3 sTiissuggestiohs, in relation 10 the III.
crease Of tie army, were favorably receiv.
led, and the moaf marked consideration was
|showh 70 him personally" NJ NJ ~
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-12

Eg- The Tribune Of this city, true TO-
the instinct Of its perverted nature, has a.
ready commenced its old game Of yitu-
peration and abuse. In late number, it
contained a long article about the resolu-
tons adopted at the late Democratic State
Convention, abounding in falsehood and
.defraodon. The editor starts out, pro
Tossing to speak truth but soon looses
himself in slang and vituperation.- i, >.
Z We shall attend to his case at our leis-
ure; in the meantime, he is welcome to
."'pitch in,l'' as the course he pursues to-
ward the Democratic party, has no other
effect than opening the eyes of those dem
+oerats who were nnconsciously seduced
into the meshes Of this arch bypocrite, and
his political coagitors. i.-'au "
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800 ~, ',lNs w 'ls o10,, .,''1 ase'Ie ,s, q, ~ Y
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-07
rHE DAILY DISPATCH.
SPIRIT OFTHE PRESS.

"a r.e.irsy hes leader on The approaching
...a.rs n calls 10 me Democrstic party 70 20 20
- oo,,s and let aoshins deter them from t-rain'
In. or shise- flood or tempest. Glorious VII %
,hsar rsposs asr The victory b won, and they VIA
have ne proud cousolation Of Knowing that thsy
v,ere iorsmose II The fight There never Wa
rers hateful poltical enemy. than shse now sr-
r.v>d asaiass the Democracy. II 70 composed Of
~ Len Of the old Federal party and
r,eee.seskips Democrssa Ria sort Of political
f.ro bank. around which the desperate congregste
~ resr,s,e their rulaed fortunes ITO look the
l,,oeepcs Of the rose and be the serpent beneath
n > Il pecullary liz characteristic. The election
Of municipal ofhcers In Philadelphia, must cast .
Gloom over the party, and shows thatt 10 becoming
stencil In the nostrils Of the people. The En-
avirer prsdicss the success Of the Democratic
psrsy, end eosAdsntly awaits election day.
Ths Pea.s Post comments upon the spirit Of
Col T. B. Randolph's American letter. and the
iaet therein stated. II sssys: "Col. K. had been
rsissa soldier-had served with great distinction
On he Canada frontier In 1894, and was nsual-
u rs,oesissd. not only - gallant soldier but y
: moss elisient officer. Col r has belonged tot The
Deuocr,sic ranks eli his lie but he cannot Shul
III syes 10 the Importance Of the American move.
naeok He has therefore written letter TO the
srank and die" Of the Democratic party, In which
10 ,eskiAes 10 tAspurity Of motive which actuatet
shak movemeotp oe.5s esH - ,S
TIE WAieha leader on Mr.. A. r. Holiday,
Iaessnsi Improvemsnt policy, and quotes from th'
Journal Of the House Of Delegates to show that h
voeed aeainst Q number Of improvements, AND
90 a. n ~ n H. T1>ll~
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
RUHHTON CLARK & CO.'S

GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrofula, &c. -
THE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
j 4 co. being dissolved by the death of w l..
RUSHTON, (ths only Rganton ever connected with
in future be prepared only by HEgEMAN, CLARK
u CO., surviving partners and sole successors. 1t
was MIR. Clark who went to New Foundlsnd to su.
pedntend its manufacture and he 10 the only Drug.
gist who went from the United States for that
purpose; and g he will continue his supervision Of
that branch Of our business, Will warrant our Oil
pure and genuine. Az success in It's use depends
upon its Pnrty be particular to that the sigma
ture of HEGEMAN, CLARK l. co IL over the
cork of each bottle. Hundreds Of persons who had
been usine the Oil of other makers, without sue
cess, have been restored to health by the Pure Oil
of our manufacture. -.-sg .-F
Be particular, in ordering, to specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK l. CO., for many persons have initiated
cur style of bottle and label, for the purpose Of
palnning of an inferior article and since Mr.. Rush.
toms death. there has been Rushton's Oil intro
dueed, which is not In any way connected with
Rushton, Clark L Co., the only representatives. Of
that firm being HEGEMAN. CLARK 4 Co.
The genuine Oil of Hegeman Clark Co. for sale
by PURCELL, LADD CO., and BY Drugsists gss.
orally In Richmond and throughout Virginia.
fe 1S-d&w3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-07

- NEW SH o e SIOKE, at the
D old established stand, No. Is Market
Bridge, where may always be found large and well
selected stock of BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS. &c.,
suited to the wants of the city and surrounding
country.
The subscriber has determined to devote his atten-
ton excluiively to the RETAIL TRADE, and with
view to that object has made arrangements to be
constantly furnished with the best styles Of Goods
manufactured In this country. He Is also prepared
to manufacture all kinds OF Boots. Shoes and Caters
for Ladies' Gentlemen. Misses, Boys and Servants
in the very best manner. i7
He respectfully invites strangers visiting the city
and all others in want OF good Goods in bis line. at
moderate prices to call and inspect his stock at No
Is Market Bridge. JNO. C. PAGE, JR,
apps (Late of the firm of White T. Page.)
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DOLLARD'S RHEU MATIC LINZ
u MENT-WHAT PEOPLE THINK OK W

ABROAD.-In q letter recently received from .
gentleman in Monroe. the following 10 given as his
opinion of Pollard's Liniment. He says:
"In regard to the Nerve and Bone Imminent pre-
pared by you, it surpasses anything of the kind
ever saw. A soon ~ got home commenced using
It ON an old servant woman, who had been laid mp
Tor three four years with rheumatsm in her feet
and legs, and greater part of the time perfectly
helpless with limbs very much swollen every
change Of weather-spd BY the time abe had used
three bottlss the swelling had nearly subdsd. and
abe says better than she has been for years.
ito virtuesn
For sale by PURCELL, LADD + CO, Bennett Z
Beers, Adis & Gray. Duvsl Z Norton, w. p. Ladd,
Z. 8: Thomas. and Druggists generally throughout
the city. 5~s :. my5
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Out OF THE FRYING PAN INTO
~ THE FIRE.-A certain cure for a certain dis
ease Is LEONARD'S DOLLAR CORDIAL. Lose
no time and try it. have used 1t with the greatest
success in practice In Tendon upon Thousands OF per
sons. The usual time to effect cure s three DAYS,
and no hindrance from business. 49,.
To be had of L. B THOMAS, Broad set, Shockoe
Hill, and of all Druggists in Richmond. iap %
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DESTINY DEMONsTRATED.- Ma

THE611N1 OG0ON01R A1G0' va
Liam Helm may be conmltsdo on msttsrs.' im1
life, such a. marriage, the time when, with dsschp-
ton Of husband or wife; of riches changing Of buii
ness sltuation lsgscss ests.e kindred or friends
SON shsll suter by any particular thing of which he
or she 10 IN fesr long or short journeyE q absent
things lost Of substance lent or demanded; wife or
husband living from each other, II ever return; and
ell the diEienltes OF LIFE Of health. fraud, sokness
of life. t3.s - 45l
This lady tells fortunes by the Cards-Prok Leo
by the Planets, or Astrology. ~ "a I'D
TERMs-50 cents by the Planets, q cents Sfor Ia
diss by the Cards aud so cents for gentlemen BY
esrds-whits or black people.
Apply at Adams Valley, 8 doors from the cornsr of
10th, on Poplar street. nOfiee Of Astrolosy" over
the door, opposite Lancasterian School, over the
Creek. a. - III fs~ k.H an l6-1m+
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GRANARY AND FEED STORE q

FRENCH WRI6TB a n d SHIRTS.
-, Jsst received . large lot Of Whits ssd Fancy
styls. HENRY 6HAFER
my Corner Asin and 18th styeets.
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HERTAIN CURE FOR co UGHS.-
~ tsklCBMcsD, Nog. r. 1859. 81 have Artsd aesrly
ell tbs cough rsmedi 81 the day aud hsvs no hen
tation Ia saJipg that 4 bsliavs MRS. A. B. DAVE
COUGH ELIXIR to be tbs nisst valuable psePara-
.o q "a asS e. IN ass and %5 sssS'
Hss DAwTcoucn RrMrpY we can spssi Of
the virtues Of this msdisins from tbs book having
vttnea.ed IT. operation n bad cough. il which 1t
AFFORDED ped and dssidsd fs,isf.RisA Rspsas.
Alsx. DuvaL Paterson 4 Jaekson, Chas. Millspaush,
y J. Rieot. 4. Eodsker and charlss D. Yale.
TACK6ON'E EXCELSIOR BITTERS
Mrs. Armstrong. has been afflicted with DyspePue
for l6 years. Not finding any parman ant relief
from the various remedies used ete was iuducad 20
try your "ExCELSIOR BIfTERS." and u shorss4
me much pleasure 70 testify to their bsnehcsi TO-
suits.
She can now enjoy her food with relish to
which she was stranger previoss to tie vS, 81 y9ur
v1 Kisbno mso' V.' April IA 1855. ST. "
I sdvise every family to procure these Bitters.
They may be found at e. Picot's, A. Rodekers,
8. n. Zachrisson'a Chas. Mitspaugh's, Bennett h
Beers', and Alex Duvars, Druggists, Richmond, Va.
All orders promptly attended to. spls
DUSHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-Ihe
III late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK 4 co. being
dissolved By its own limitation, am nov eo,e pro.
generally prescribed BY physician: ct this season tor
CAUTION.-ln purchasing or ordering, be eare.
full to ssk for Kushton's and see that my name IL
bottle, there several spurious articles in the
FREDERICK v. RUSHTON,j
1h. .bo4s q iii III so ms s.is 81 DuvAE NoaoN
corner Of Main and 10th Streets Bank Square Rich.
mond. tt% sp5-SmS
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A NOW OPENING at No 70
y Main street, an elegant assortment Of
Goods for gents summer wear W
Gents Patent Leather Boots --
Do Bucksin Opera do Fz-.s
Do Cloth do do 81. -
Do do Caters coPd and black
Do Patent Leather Congress- Caters black
and cold hid tops, with and without buttons
Cents Patent Leather Pumps, with heels, a beau
tiful article for sum,ner wear-together with full
of the most fashionable Shoes and Boots
now worn. Call at P. X. WHITES.
ap 26 IS Main 1T
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GARDEN HAND PLOW6-l conve-
~ eisnt article for psrsoss tssliss sssSsns.
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CHANGE OF HOURS

and after the l4th May, Boats will leave Rich.
mond at A. n, Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
and srrive in Lynchburg next day at r. d. Re-
turning, leave Lynchburg Monday. Wednesday and
Friday at A. NJ. and arrive in Richmond next days
at4 p NJ. The Psmberton line will be disco continued
from the above date and in consequence of the high
price of provisions and forage the fare will be sised
BOYD, EDMOND l. DAVENPORT.
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~ AINsL IE, BOW EN- =

OF CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS. BUGGIES,
etc.. CROSS srREET ABOVE THE BANKs-The sub
scribers are practical misunderstanding bad long
experience az the business and devotns their PER-
sonal attention to all work done in their shop. re-
specially solicit call from ell who wish anything
IN the Carriage line. We have on hand, at this
time the best stock OF Bugsies ever offered for sale
In this city, which we will sell ct exceedingly low
prices ap f6-dlmH
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no THE LADIEs-NEW AND RICH

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
\ can be effected with the AIbeusrle Insursuce
Company. on a. favorable terms a. with any other
company IN this State, possssng zeal cash capital
to meet losses. Apply to 800 - - -,
su ia 45ss fgs STOKES & Co.
WIN. =. EARLY, Pres't, = .
JNO. WOOD, il. Sec,y A8AI s
S0 Charlottesville Va Ia -.
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MRS. J. MOODY. (next door {

- MRS. j. WOODY, (next door to
Mansion House. having returned from the
North, where shs has purchased . large and
80 splendid assortment Of MILLINERY, en-
bracing all Of the newest and fashionable styles,
to which she invites the attention Of the Ladiesl-
She has made arrangements to receive weekly, from
thesNorthern cities the newest and most fashiona-
BILE goods In her line. sp 9-lmf
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M1eCHf.xAlrHo0e.
GELTINd OFF! SELLING OFF &
~>sa JONES q r OTIS,
49, NJ. leu Ma Il, a. rant fssst x

No l6y Main street,
ODER heirimmenss s.oel e - - %
J, y,'T FU RNi r URE e. sI
At prime cost from this data "a the LIT dsy n Jaas.
ist.nans to eoss ont the whole stock, pfepssatofy
70 ''"'CS'6e' RieIHTHrAN HALL. ].
.So Ss. s.Iss ss; s meg s r. and
CHIMBHR AND COTTAGE FURNITURE
3 80 EVER EXHIBITED SOUTH. s.as,i
STORE No. 1863 FOR RENT. !
up l3-dt1Juns
OOAL AND WOOD.-The Subscriber
~ takes pleasure In announcing to his friends ana
:upp f9e Of n good Z COAL
found In this market, and which be viii sell on -
f' HsoMA .; soos :appy q OAR md PINE WOOD
at the market price. JN0. y. CITATION.
Produce Broker end ps;ls. l. ras r. i Ses 4.
VHAS. Il. LANGLEY Tin and Sheet
~ Iron ..lufastsrsr. 18th street, between IAN
and o.f HS1 s' sfTfak q; Arp FIxryREs.
s1s ss: f.. and s,s Sss
WELL 3a u Il r
nOGOETT & ANDERSON, UPHOL-
~ sTERERs AND PAPER HANGERA Coz
H.R OF GoyERNoRs AND FRAHkLEN 6fss are now
resolving for the Spring and Summer trade full
and elegant stock OF French and American Paper
HsnEinsa Borders, Firs Screens and Curtain Papers
of the newest styles from the best factories. Also
Floor and Table on Cloths al qualities Wits cheek
and Cocoa MsttingS Curtain Damask and TrimHiIE9
Muslin and Lace Curtains; Window Shades Curled
Hair and Shuck Mattresses; Feather Beds Rolsters
and Pillows, best quality; Hair Cloth; Sofa Springs
Webbing, TO-, which will be sold ON the most rea-
sonable terms, and Paper Handing and Uphostesins
promptly attended to and faithfully executed In town
or country continuation Of patronage received u
respectfully solicited, with our best endeayo1 to
maid Che ceme 5S'fsfsnz1.. sl.sss NH A-dSm
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DIVIDEND NOT1CE.-OFFICE VIRGI-
Il MAI and N. ms Co.-Riehmond, lst May.
1855-The Board of DierctofB of this Company. have
declared semi-annual dividend OF " per cent ont
Of the earning. of the past six months per cent
additional earnings being reserved, payable to the
stockholders; or their legal agents or after the
18th inst until which time the transfer book viii be
closed. THOS. M ALFRIEND5s 8
my 1-dtl5 "'e~A - Secretarv. s.
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THE COTTAGE HOTEL, HANOVER
Il COUNTY. VA.--This eligible retreat. located
about JIG miles, north Of Richmond. ON the line Of
the Richmsnd, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Rail-
road, Il now open for the reception Of visiters and
boarders and offers many ADVANTAGES to persons In
search of health. quiet and recreation z
For facility OF access coed water, comfort of &C.
commodahon, and health of location, the propris-
tors fatter themselves that no establishment east
OF the moxntains can afford greater Inducements as
place of reaort. e4 sii'H
In addition to the great Northern and Southern
Mail trains which pass the place twice daily, Ac
commodation Train leaves Richmond at o'clock p
M, and returns to Richmond ut A. M. daily, thus
shording facilities OF and departure highly
convenient and comfortable. :
The oh, mbers Of the Hotel and adjoining Cot.
tages are all furnished with gas and we'll arranged
In every other respect, whilst the spacious grounds
and groves attached to the premises will enable pa.
rents TO Afford their children secure and comforta
Bile field for exercise and recreation.
..TERMs OF RoARD-e2 per day; SO per week, and
$50 per month-children, under ten years OF age,
and servants half price. 3tsa
eAassngers by the Mail Train, going North, will
take snpper ct the Cottage Hotel IN future and du
ring the hummer mouths on the afternoon Of each
!hursdsy. commencing With the 18th Of MAY. the
Armorv Band will practice on the grounds of the
Cottase.q A. B. PALMORE Il CO., =
Slash Cottage, Hanover COL sfss = - y
Z April 9th, 1855. 5 set ap Palm
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a.. NOTICE.-My Horse GRIEF ED
@MONDsON has arrived here and 10 ct Fair
eld and Ii ready to serve Mares at Si5 the season
GriH Edmondson will be under the management Of
Mr.. Geo. Walden. The particulars and pedigree will
be given in few days
ap 10-ts ARCHER CAEATHAM.
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IN T 1NG hOnCGAC CON DAAAI@.-
A One pair very stylish fag.taiied bay Car
riage HORSES fast and gentle, years old.
One pair of elegant dappled Grays, long tails per-
fectly gentle, and good travellers, years old.
The above Horses are sold for no fault, but only
for want of use.
ALSO-A Prince, Albert STALLION we'll lroke
to harness and the saddle years old.
ALSO-A thoroughbred sorrel FILLY, out of q
Sir Charles mare, by Monsieur Tonson colt having
an Eclipse cross, 5 years old.
The above stock can be seen at the American Ho-
tel Stables, dwill be shown very cheerfuliy to
purchasers, by applying to
ap lS-ts JOSHUA COLEMAN.
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; CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

93EAH The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Estsblishment On Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary, u5th and 18th streets near the Co
lumbar Hotel COACHES, CHARIOTEES, BA.
ROUCHES, BU9GlES with and without tops, and
SULKlES, all of his own make, of the best mater.
ais and workmanship. All of which will be sold %
low ss good work of the kind be in the city Of
Richmond and i respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article In the Carriage line, a. am
determined to rake to order and sell ct the lowest
prices possible and all work sold that is nov. war.
rsnted. Ife 2o-6mj AICAJAH MANGUM.
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COACH FACTORY

HX1&7@H THOMAS 81. FOWLEk5 Manu-
fsctuIer Of Carriages. Bugsies, Rockswsys. srl-
Exchange Hotel. keeps on hand and makes toa .eor,
Carriages of various styles The best materials and
workmanship are used. The work will be sold low.
All ew work Ia warranted Those wanting anything
In the CarriaIs line will do well by giving call,
Re pairing done WELL with dispatch, and on reasona.
BILE terms. ap 2o-d&wlm
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no PERSONS HARD OF HEARING.
.OUSEKEEPING GOODS.-Esoeciaj

s A. and - Liner, Shsetins --vsrions Qualities:
IS in 40 In and 50 In. Pillow Case Linen; ana
1914 Table Damasx-some very fine; Tab D Cloths nd
Napkins aud Doylss; solored and damasf bcrdayed
Towels; Rusk, Scotch and MeSicated Diapers; Fur.
niture Dimity aud cotton Damssk; lo-4 and 10 MAJ.
settles Quilts and Crib Qnils 70 biesched cotton
Sheetn9 and Shirtngs ofths best mak Shift
Ing and onns Linen; heavy cotton goods for farm.
srs ssch = Cotton 0snabursy Dsnins; Cottons 3;
striped osnssurgsi Ruzlaps; Linen Drilhss. Plaid
Domestiei spunq PSints Ct 64c. IL, and acfaat co.
losE Layns; 0ipshAmE Apron Cbscts !; Liasn Checks
sndI Satin for children; Printed Linens anl Lavrs
for ladies and children, vestinss Drilidss ana Csss.
merea t y Ssssf 81 sss5ss.71 = - -
Thee are few Of the eYtislss which can BE- found
ct SO, Main Street. Goods sold only for cssh,
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IL capped from the Jail of Henfico county on the
day of April, 1856, were FRANK, committed az the
property OF Henry Wickham, of Hanover, who 10 5
feet inches high, about 40 years old blsck stout
built, and had on when committed grey net cap
which he wore away; GABRIEL, W no calls himself
Gsbe, belongs to Mrs. Shelton Church Hill, was
hired the present year to Edward West, in the
lower end of Henrico; he 10 feet 6 irches high,
about 20 DID, black stout built short cnrly hair
he wore away striped vest and blAsk satinet sack
coat; and MINOR, committed a. the property of
George Todd. Of Caroline, is feeto inches high
about 40 years old, very black lower front tooth
out, black hair little grey and matted, black thin
Whiskers and ID very badly dreasea fla'g an Sf-ts
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MP1TAL $5O, 900. -COMMERCIAI.
oSAvlNGS BANK.-Oaiss ct tho store Of
0naries Brooke, on 18th street " -
Depost1rsin this Institution will receive sx Der
eent. on all sums remaining ON deposts AZ MONTH
ot longer, and i've per cent, for . shorter Time : :
WA. @. PAINE, President.
- OAookB b If0A9 49, A. a.
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4 LIGHTNING RODS.-P OF e C T
Ii YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS !-STEB-
BINS l. MILLER, having been engaged in this city
and the surrounding ountry for q number of years
past, in putting up LIGHTNING RODS, and having
a. they believe given entire satisfaction, would in.
form the public that they still prepared to put
up, either in town or country, LIGHTNING RODS
made by the most approved makers.
Thankful for past patrcnage they respectfully ask
q continuance from the public. ll'
Orders may be addressed to them through the
Richmond Post Office, Box u. NH T-SmA
DANAWAY-Fr the subscriber some
HI time since, my man REUBEN. who is about
As years of age. rather spare, about feet inches
in height; dark complexion, wore whskers when
last and il slightly ruptured. He has wife at
Fleetwood Academy, in which neehborhood he
may perhaps be found. He formerly lived in Rich.
mond. For the apprehension of said Negro, wi
sn isyyima WIN. 4. DICKINSON.
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UfHlTE MAA0EIlxhE9 " = III Inv
go - ~ - A.LeFysne4 sassas o. y -
lesntH Also. apsAs haseelas - olaAeAas esss'"'''
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- II g TR5TA !, WHAT, SIR

NhEAP GRAPE SHAWLS AND
~ aCARF0. Just received. thls day, At LEtis
Nos. Is and IS Main ,strost--LAdies In vsnt o.
handsoms plain or emeroidsrsd Grape S ss.,
Scarf can fnd them at eli piieSA eopEdefaoiy iecu
than the esme can Be purehsseA slssw here ia 80
and examine for yourselves. are yca essscs Y"
my5 Nos. lssaa u. Msin street.
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NRESS GOODS, MANTLES. Z

nKESS GOODS, MANTLES. TO-
~ APRIL 2orz. lS55.-Ths suhscfibers hsvs iu.t
received another large assortment 81 ffesh sprins
Dress Goods. conssstug In part Of Bereses; Rerese
DeLsnes Chsllies; chslly DsLanee, Nousiine 81.
Lanes; Prints; Ginshams; Lawns; Orsandy Mullins
&C., together with large and varied assortment Of
spnng Msntles. smbrsoins all the newest ana most
snMiy low prices and respectfully ask An sxsnins.
DUDLEY JoHNsroN. 50.
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hO6h1 I, OELL AND DhAOE
- FOUNDER, 1eth street, between Main and
ordeIs for all kinds Of Plain and Ornamental Brass
and Composition CastinRs
Also al kinds OF Brass Finishing such a. Mineral
" aser Futures, Plumbers and Gas Fitters' Work.
Also, all kinds OF Steam, Water and Gas Cocks-a
general assortment constantly on hand. /
All KINDS OF BELLS made to order. apI4-ts