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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

corrssposassss Of The D'spe.Nss &c D,..~r-
Yyis % s1s Messssia. 1890 1870, 1ne s
Blsckssagy SCI fosa s.y va .a.n,v. Va,
bkAckssUss' Auausg % 1855. )

cerrssposdssss Of The Disee'Hsa &c n,.,1-
Yyip % sAe Measssirs Z sScssSS ss.s,.;n' r.
Rsscxssuso, sioussomery county ~ ",
$500 - mr. expectations. did not stop 10
vrchhurS. but came On through 70 t1n p'sc1 .lo
Ieft the city reaching this pleasant ll.tie
ssms s.tore dark, distance Of 30 miles TIE
~ - uleasans enough until the Southsfde Ran.
Ia c.re ID nd ed us 1t the depot In Lyuchbure ana
hsre nv troubles commenced One hour u showsu
tor passengers to dlne but rsquired .ne " me
Of that time for me TO attend to the change Of .Ss
bassaae from the Sou,hside train 10 thar OF ue
Lvpcbbure and Tennessee Road; and coosequsn'
" had to 90 without my dinner. sIom "a. N
burg We had very dissereeaoie, ouMy Gs.,s.
Chri.sisnsbury or rather the depot called Cnr"
,isnshn ri about mile and half from toe town o.
shs, rsms. to reach which place, passengers srs
snhisr, ii 10 an additional hack expense Iouoo
soue difficulty IN procuring .convey snce ..nr
dsro, 4, Racksbura; but sfter rpucn peisuesoo,
- b,onehe through on Pages fast line" ABOUT
sn.set re passed the Montgomery yellow suipour
soripss. q beautiful location about four or nve
miles from The railroad. ] learn that tnere are
about 225 visitors at these springs; a. many.
nSssuma A thew can well accommodate. Inc
buildings looked neat and comfortable
BIscfsburg 10 pretty linle village, situated on sop
OF the Allegheny ridge of mountains, eon'shnlSs
three hund, Cd inha1i.s1sp .os.ss,isn and Meth.
odist-sud the Baptsts have IN edfhce OF ABOUT Toe
ssme dimensions IN the course OF erection. ine
I.dtes conr eced With The last named church opens
ed fair 10 the Ut haisbed building to-day.
EVERYBODY hsresbouis seems to be happy snd
eoutsuted, sod suppose there 10 no set OF people
Ia The world who I've bstter or are more 6lsssed 10
snv respect than those 10 this nelsbborhood.
have ya sssn By. oas really peer man ana ss '.
ory IA souae respects. he Il nephew n The motto.
riovs "DAve Lucas" Of Giles county. aod lives
pretty much on the charity Of the villagers. He
seems 20 be good insured, harmless sort of fel.
I m
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CUPERlOR PASTURE-I have fftv

SUPERIOR PASTURE.-I have ffty
~ acres Of very superior PASTURE, two and half
miles from the city. enclosed with good pauk fence
well shaded, watered, &C. Every precsution will be
taken to prevent accidents or escapes, man being
In constant sttendsucs-but will not be RESPONSE
Bile for either. The whole Pasture 10 in sight of
and surrounds the house. :
Persons wishing Horses pastured by the week or
month. on reasonable terms may do 90 BY APPLYING
to me. on my Farm the Railroad, price TO Mr.
Geo, L. Earnest Council Chamber Hill or G. W
Mscmurdo. at r., r. p R Depot, Richmond.
CHARLES ALLEN
Aulo-lm Prices, Hsurico CO.
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HOTEL, NoRroLK, Va

NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, Va
~ WALTERS, PsopRIEToR Having pur
chased the above well known establshme MT L re.
spectfuiiy inform my friends and the travelling pub
lie that the house has be therous ard
newly furnished bout and ia now open for the
reception OF permanent and TRANSIENT Boarders
return my sincere thanks to my friends and the
public generally for the liberal patronage extended
to me foI the last twentythrse years and respe CT
them that nothing will be left undone to make them
at HOME while sojournine at the National
N. B-A four horse STAGE COACH leaves the
National Hetel every Tuesday, Thursday aud Satur-
day. for T.. City, NJ. auS-lm r r u
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

4 Trip through Clarksrills ria Buffalo Springs-Sal,
Of Tobacco The Richmond and D0nriue Eaiiyo0d
and Milton N. O.. TO D0npiiLe-Specuidtions on III.
YeIlow FeUer in Richmond Things in Danrihe
DANvILLE, Aug %, 1855
Presu ming upon my ability to entertain and anus:
your readers fer few minutes. l beg leave to
trouble you with promiscuous sketch on the above
topics.
arrived in the Gig htAe) town Of Clsrksvle las,
Friday evening. and from the verbal and written
GO UNITS had heard Of the place abroad my mind
totally unpre to witne such appearance g.
il presented to my view
The tobacco inspections of riday were just clos
quiries ('strsngers are insuferabi5 inquistive,"
was informed that tobacco had been sold that day
hs high as Sl3 per hundred. This information
coupled with the fact that has oftentim
challenged Richmond, Petersburg and Lynchburg to
compare sales Of tobacco with her, prompted the
exclamation
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DAVID MOORE

- A NEW DRUG STORE corner
III Main and 18th street. WILLIAM r. NOEL
would respectfully inform his friends and the
- public generally. thst be has opsned an
APOTHECARY AND DRUG STORE,
where be viii always keep on hand . stock Of well
selected
DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS, 90.
and svery article generally found Ia . Drug Store,
whieh he will self iow. for cash.
u Prescriptions prepared aesurstsly. both day
and night. lin
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RUNAWAY.
NEN D1OII1RS REWARD. Ran.

TEN DOLLARS REWARDS ss,ay
ii fror ms, sbeut the 18th o. -. 49,; a " -.
TN Ne Il : negro Of medium size; pima y nls
r.aht 80 and limps little The is.. nm hica e
~ isfe Artbur Timberlahe's estste VII pay tine
hove ,evard delivered to me In Chestefheid, three
,nilss sbovs Manchester. r,cv,uc1u
al z0-s2ws h = DINn-SoON.
T1EN DOLLARS REWARD.-Kanaway
from the subscriber In Amelia county. 30th June
,sst = negro MAN calling himself NED JOHNSON.
h Of GOOD form, about feet IL inches high, and
about ri or "a years of age; color nearly black; OF
smoothe couatenance except when spoken to abb
ruptly, W hen he shows signs Of resentment. Ned
had on when be left my premises blue cotton pants
ray cssuet coat and drab wool hat His mother and
fat Der belong to Mr. Peter Anderson at Cheste. field
court house. He also hiss brothers and sisters living
on Mrs. John Chapin's estate on James River, near
Mr.. Henry Cox's. Of Henrico county. he IL . car
penter BY trade, and IL not At either of the above
Places 10 probable that hs IL trying to get work at
some Of the carpenter shops Of Richmond or Peters
burg.
The above reward will be given IL he 10
ed and lodged In any of the above named city
ty jails 90 that can get him 8
an is-12t JOHN 3. WILLIAMSON.
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goo ENAMELLED CRATES AND

VVO TENDERS FOX SALE AT REDUCED
PRICES The subscriber has for sale the lsrsest
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before Chsr.
ed for sale in this city, of his manufacture The
Crates embrace all of the various kinds and
such as square topped Goihc, Lptlc, Circle, &c !;
with beautiful rounding Tenders summer pieces
&c, to match Orders for Crates Tenders, &c. from
town and country punctually attended to and care
fully packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again
viii be suppiied at the low Northern prices with
the usual discounts off for cash by holesale Apply
at my Bell and Brass Foundry. on Main between 9th
and 9Th streets, Richmond, Va.
SAMUEL d DENOON.
have for sale large supply Of all kinds Of b. lis
&C., of my own make. an 8-Sm 8 o. d.
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NEWS fROM AMELIA,

AMELIA COUNTY, July H. 49,
MessSs Dore L Co.-Last autgma had VEN q,
horse injured in one OF bis legs 90 b.Gly IS to an
1t 70 swell The size of msa's bsad on pbieh ma
every remedy l could hear or think Of w,tog. p
lieving him in the least Dutpg the fall ths S.i
Ing continued, " hen your Mr. Archer saw IL 'tii.
commended your Turf Oil. procured bottle I'd
in very short time, before | had used the .ctrrI
OF one bottle, the swelling :ubsided and = aEgi
act tell " bich leg had been Ia jured de iirgEE.
and doiSg all kinds of farm work
Very respectfully, ANN w ARCHER
an I6
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4 DALLEl'S MAGICAL PAIN EX

- TRACTOR will subdae pain and inflammation
from the severest burns or scalds, in from one 10
scar; ID edectually crres Fever Sores, Piles, San
Hheum, Infammafory Rheumatism, Cats Wounds
Sruses, sosld Head. Corns and Bunions Erysip elas
seets, swelied and Broken Breast, Sore kik p,es
Eruptions and all other inlammatory and cutan cor,
This article 10 now put up In blue wrspp.rs viii,
new steel plate label, and signed By II baiies, Ma
Ter, and o. y. Csicknsy Co., Prophetors 70 susrc
store. - ~~-'
BENNETT & BEERS. Drusgista, are the opl,
authorised agents for the sale Of the genuine new
%. ketai priss only asa box. NH 26-dI van
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NOTICE.-The subscriber has taken ali
l. ofise ON the Basin, in the house occupied by
messrs kagsnd Bro and doors above Messrs
Crenshaw Co.'s, where he will be pleased to SEES
his friends and customers J. b. BRAGG
jyS1-Im*
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76 000 HAVANA CIGARS
=

MONTHs.-The subscriber has reteiled more az
NUiSE HAVANA CIGARS In the last months
than any other establishment Ia the State OF Wiz
einia. He calls particular attention to the follow
Ing popular brands; CabspAs. La Jasmin La Jacinto
Morers, Diana, Nebsjss. &c
CHARLES RICHARDsON
American Hotel, corner Main an llih sis
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an %
'4 nns !Is . -, A ND OWEERS% :,

FARMERS AND OWNPn :'stt
= HORSES AND CATTLE LaS o.
larry to call your attention to "A ,,,,s'. sia Irr
aasp ca to your wants sed dsssrviu,' = .:,'.fNs
POLLARD's RHEUMATIC frs,,,
An Adiels that kss bssu sx,a..,a. IialGESf
ere taroushou. the country, fsr s,s,s ssa b in
mon TO heroes and cattle. ard In st'st ~,
proysa issslf superior TO say siiisi, seI "a b
For cuts. kicks, b,uisss, su-.ip. ,...
saddle or harness, poisons in the nss,sss tar q,
ehoiie, swelling OF the loins after s.s.. 's'u,.s
quinsy, sore throat. loetjaw, RHus , ns9, .lsss
!. n sss no be-, sa,s; Thu Linn ,st las
diseases Incident to man, and tbon,.sssn. nd s,s
led to lie superiority over sry article s., @
- Ptcs 25e. or bottles for 81.
cay sssa:'ss Beer. +. J aADS c. 6, .
al % 8s
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GUANO.-A No. l Peruvian Guano d.
~ rect from Gov. Agents. Also white and A
Mexican Gusno Constantly On hand, and for sale
on accommodating terms by
jv is-M CRENsHAw A. CO
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.-1here was COM
IL mitted to the Jail of the City Of Richmond. a.
q runaway, on the 18th day OF June, 1855, 9 negro
perty of Sarah h Henury, OF 0oochland county, Va.
Bald negro IL feet inches high, OF dark complex
ted to Jail dark wooden cost and psnts and btask
wool hat. The owner of said negro il requested to
come forw ard, property. pay chsrs and take
him away or he will be dealt with as the law di-
reefs. JOS A. 9TARKE, d. g.,
y17-6w For Martin NJ. Lipssonb, se-g't.
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CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S
~ FURNISHING Wharf.-The subscriber hav.
Ing lately arrived in this place. has just opened hi,
large and we'll selected stock Of
kEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
AND ALL KINDS OF
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
which he offers for sale at the very lowest New YORK
cash prices
Being connected with large manufacturing busi-
ness In New York, and having acquired a thoroush
knowledge of the Clothing Trade in Lynchburs
where he has been Ia this business for the last Tar
Fears, he 10 prepared to offer inducem ants seldom
met with. Therefore, come one, come all, before
purchasing elsewhere, and judge for yourselves
My motto 10. quick ssles and ANAL profits"
SAMUEL GUG0ENHEIMER.
Under the st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va
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TOR SALE-A Tract of LAND, ,us

FOX SALE-A Tract Of LAND, :itlt
l. ted Banister river, in the county q b.
fax, half a mile from The line of tae RchGoD: 81
Dsn9iile Railroad The tIsct contains two h1Ef4
and eighty acres Of beat river lou ouni, ting
acres of creek fiat, and about four tundred s:ras
high land. The land ia well waseIed, aud viii TO-
Der sufficient for ell piantation purposes Thesis
bulldogs are as coed 81 usual.
Price, thirty dollars per acre; 0ne.thi'd cab IT,
ance in one and two years, with interest h0s a,A
jy 26-lm yEOMkS eRGCE
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GUANO, GUANO.-A fun supply of

~ sensiue No, I Peruvian 0usno. brsn8e3 ~ a,
~ The oaltimors Inspector and varrsute6 81 vsry
best qssiity. Der saie b lots TO suit purehsssrs
yn Q, As0kUDER0 IONS
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,@~sn FIR E G HT FOR NEW
Sss1aE& YORK, o ITO N. PROVIDENCE,
PORT I'd, NEWARK, NE w HAVEN,
CHARLESTON, MOBILE. NEW ORLEANS, ST.
LOUIS, GALVESTON. SAN FRANCISCO, &C.,
PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN,
TO AND TId NEW YORK.
Can be shipped every NJ onday aud Tueadsy. by the
U. s. Mail Steamship Jam estown, Capt. Parrish.
The AGENTS at New York, Messrs. Ludlam & Pleas
ants, will forward goods by this line to all of the
above mentioned places free of commission, and at
the lowest rates of freight.
Large and commodous sheds have been erected
the wharf in New York where goods are entirely
protected from injury or de tacement, every
and attention is bestowed in forwarding goods for
trsnsshpment.
Merchants shipping by this steamship can always
calculate within hour the arrival of heir goods
The Jamestown leaves New York every Saturday
afternoon her return TO Richmond.
For freight apply to
y26 LUDLAM WATSON,
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THREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL
4 ING HOUSES AND LOTS CORNER or
18th ND STREET, CHURCH HILL.
FOh SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT.-The cor,
ner house is finished. has rooms and co mmodious
Kitchen. is ready foi q tenant now. The other tive
are smaller and will be finished in few days This
desirable property, and will be sold or exchsn ked
Tor young negroes upon terms to please Should NO
sale or exchange be made, tn property will be rent
ed. and to good tenants the rent will be low
side
Apply to GEO. WOoDFIN.
j. 2ats General A gent and Coll. ctor.
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INES ON MEssRs. s IT z BBINS 4
II MILLER's IMPROVED LIGHTNING RODi
BY the Prototype Bard
sTEBBINs h MILLER calls on all,
Who want their lives protected,
TO ssve their house FROM lightning's fall,
BY lightning Rods made perfect.
These men throughout the land proclaim,
That they have long succeeded
All ether Lightning Rods for fame,
Where lightning Rods are needed.
Their Rods proved the best that's known,
For iightning's fash. with thunder;
They now put up, take others down
That's made by Salamander.
Such Rods that are put up by him,
The truth cannot be SANDER;
For Richmond's Market.Ioof cries shame
The Rods of Salsmander.
The new construction of tin roofs,
Are good ON many a dwelling,
While Miller Stebbns' Rods have proved
Dread lightripgs fash expelling.
As honest reference will show,
Their Rods of fast construction,
On houses where dread nehtnings 20,
Saves many from destruction.
FOR many houses they have saved
By hundreds recommended
An honest cali is humbly craved,
All orders prompt attended.
an l4-a12t&witt
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SALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AND
- GRASS SEED HEPARATOR.-This ms.tIi.


was invented and patented by ty g. 3. Samoa Of l.
iinois, and wherever it has been exhibited ba. ara
precedence of all others, for clearing Grat Isl
Grass Seeds.
The first Silver Medal wss awarded to The iH'''"
at the Worlds Fair in New York, AMI ths Srf fn
at the New York State Fair Ia 1852 Il hs' bel
adopted by the Richmond city mlileEs, wSo it'sa
mend it as the best machine known for sePsfsli
cookies and ether impurities from what HEIr
parate any two seeds Of different size oFTetaI
simple IN its construction, and eaaiy tep. 10 o..
1t Is peculiarly adapted to farmers uses sSf,Ssl'
but little power to work it, and osans ssE @''
perfectly than any machine now in use
1t can be- furnished az the followingP prices "
For FarnerE Machine that will clean loi'S ~
els per hour. .......................:.."
For Farmers Mschane that will clean TiO d
30 bushels per hour.
For Farmers Machine larrangcd Tor hoi'e q
power) that will clean 80 bushels per b0at
For miller's Machine that will eIesn W no" L
bushels per hour. ..''''::..','
For MillerP Machine that will clean y" "a
rs bushels per hour.
For milerS Machine that will clean ~ " u
$50 bushels per hour.
For Millsrs Machine that will cissn %" s
200 bushels per hour,
Address 70. M. ANDEhey't,
Commission Merchant, Rehmsi. ~,
N. B-County Rights will be sold On isssI
taFna p au-2swtsi D.
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CERTAIN CURE FOR C0n0as>
~ "RIcHMoHD, Nov. ~ ls5a-J ~ 100 81
ali the cough remedies of the dsy sn5 ms a,sj
tatlon Ia saying that believe ARS aAss 70 ~
COUGH ELIXIR to be tue nio.l yaiu,his pIst
almost Indispensable. y sssass,
Ma. DAVIS Couch RLAEUY.-Ws an
the virtue: OF this medicine fo.l lac SSasfrsia
witnessed its operation 10 bad cousb IN ai,i,
atoresd speedy and decide rensf-S!s. Bsaat
For sale by Mira. A. 3. DAVIS, senpsti r.,
Alex. Duval, Paterson L jackson, Ga. I'm .s'a
d. ]. Pteot. A. Bodeke and Charisr n ~. - e.ah
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nNE HUNDRED DOL L A RS RE-
~ WARD -Rapavay from the Exshsngs Hotel,
last Saturday morning, JOHN, tho property OF the
estate Of James Griffin.
JOHN 10 about 81 years old, feet 10 or II inches
high; stands sreci has quick walk; il . dark mt
lstto aud quite likely msn.
One hundred collars will be paid for hil IL taken
out Of thu Btate; fifty dollsrs, out of the city
county; and twenty i've dollars II taken Ia the city
or county. SAMPSON JONES.
au l6-dEcts Agent for Jane A. Griffin.
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I AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The

I AND WARRANTS WANTED.--The
~ highest market price will be paid for 40, 50. 120
and 100 acre LAND WARRANTS, also for Land
Scrip. Persons having Warrants OF Scrip to sell,
will do W ell to call at VIM. HURLEY'S
Exchange Ofics, No. 5 Pearl ct. Richmond Va.
N. B.-Persons living in the country respect
fully requested to forward their warrants, (when
duly assisnedl by mail or otherwise, and i pledge
myself to them, that they shall receive the highest
mark ct price, and prompt returns in cash checks
az they shall deem proper to direct me.
10 2tn
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T1EN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway
UNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was

ID MA w A 7 In JAlL.-There was
IL committed to the Jail Of the City Of Richmond.
a. runaway, on the 29th day of June, 1855, negro
woman who calls herself FRANCES STREET, and
says she IL the property of Maria Howard, of Henrco
county, VI Said negro 10 five feet seven inches
high Of dark complexion. about so years of age and
had on when committed to jail blue cotton dress
and red calico bonnet. The owner of said negro IL
requested to come forward. prove property. pay
charges and take her away or che will BE- dealt With
A. the law directs. JOS L. 6TARKE, D. g.,
jyS Sow For Martin N Lipscomb, Sersf.
NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-I will
IL nay the above reward for woman purehAsed
By nae Of "Brst House Estate named HARRIET
MAYO who LEFT my services Ia DsesnbsT last. She
Il bright mulstto, tail and hiss rather IN awkward
AID slovsu Appearance. very large features psrtic
ulsYly her lips, which are almost unnatural, Che
has On ons OF her thumbs vaYt.
This negro 10 sxtsnsivsly acquainted 10 Peters.
burg. and has relatives both n Richmond snd this
sity.
For her confinement in jail, or delivery to me In
this city, will pay the reward.
JAMES z. CUTHBEKT.
suS-1 Petersburg, Va.
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BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT.
~


Ths subscribers having bought out the aboye easa'
ness And leased the premises TOR term OF years,
viii eontin Dc the same 10 ell lie branches.
They promise to produce . 6rstrate artisis OF
RRElD' CAKES, CRACKERS, 10 being astsr.
mined 70 use the best materials only, and respect
nlly solicit the patronage Of the friends and custo
mers of WRIGHT 4 BROS, and the pdblie gene.
rally assuring them that effort on their part shall
be wanting, to merit public support
The business carried on By the subscrbers FOX Sc
verai years psst q No. East Main street. VIVA De
continusd a heretofore, and while they solicit for
the old concern the farther support of their hume
rous frisnds and customers, they gratefully aekuow-
le6ee and return hanks for tbs liberal tsvos hitherto
bsSsowsd on thsua. SIMPSON 4 8k0NALL.
N. q. Orders from the country for Crackers 30
addressed to sishsr store. will meet With prompt
tsntion. D. b.
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nTSSOLUTION OF CO-PAkTNEh-
DsHIP.-Ths eo-partnership heretofore existing
between the underlined, under the hrm OF
WRIGHT BROTHERS,, was Dissolved on the
S0th of June. having disposed OF their bunnes 70
SIMPSON BAGNALL.
Those indebted to the late firm, are requested 70
eonesrn win Be paid by JOHN WRIGHT, in
VIM WRI0HT,
JNO WRIGHT, IA.
JAS. B. WRIGHT.
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A CARD.-The subscribers beg to retuI
thanks to their friends and the public generally fol-
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
concern of Wright l. Bro - and take great pleasure
In recommending to their confidence and patronage
the new concern Of SIMPSON BAGNALL
ivS-2m WRIGHT l. BROS.
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSH1P.-
IN The subscribers have this day entered into Co
PARTNERSHIP. under the title Of VALENT!NE
and RETAIL DRY GOODS business, as formerly,
at the stand of Valentine, Crenshaw Co.
Betwe en- the LIST and 10th of September they will
open an entirely Stock 70 which they Invite the
attention of their friends customers and the public
generally. MANN y. VALENTINE.
MANN g. VALENTINE, il.
Our friend, Mr.. CRENSHAW, while at.
tending to the outstanding debt of ", C Co., will
assist us for a time in the 9aies-room.
su7 Sw VALENTINE l. SON.
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lNANVILLE KEPUBLI G AN Dap
~ VILE REPUBLICAN, esii INC n, o
OF the public to this most vslua6ie pspe. n, -
large and rapidly increasing eifsuaaoh ~. mslss
gion through which 1t cireplstei, maze Il i,srs,.
for advertising not to bs surpassed oy s ,!yII ,rg
the State. 1t 10 found ia the hands O.
planter, merchant and mechanic 10 tns -, III,
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maintaining its own with frmness. Psn'sd' 'ssr
ing TO subscribe will leave thsir name. -, =, Ia
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27
NOMMIsSION AND FORWARDING

~ BUSINESS V. GRAVES & CO Commis
sion and Forwarding Merchants, 18th street. be-
tween Main and Cary streets Richmond, Va. will
attend to the sale of TOBACCO, FLOUR, WHEAT,
and all kinds Of country Produce.
Persons along the line of the Danville Railroad,
receive the proceeds directly through the hands of
Fl V. GRAVES, Mail Agent, who passes the road
daily. He will also visit Danville Va, and Milton
and Yauceyville, North Carolina, weekly. to make
deposites and meet those making consignmsnts from
those sions. u7-1m