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New Orleans g. Red River Packet.

Sa@13n-"h The and splendid fast running
49, HEEaffRs steamer DUKE, SAINT ApPLEGATE,
master, will the first rise of water
commence her trips as packet between New Orleans
and Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Campt6, Grand Ecore,
Alexandra, and all Intermediate points and landings
the river. The Duke was built expressly fora pas
senger boat to ply the Mississippi, aud is i'll every
respect the finest and largest boat that entered
Red River. Her cabins unusually commodious
and furnished in the most magnificent manner and for
comfort good accom- modations, safety and speed she
is unsurpassed. Captain Apologize solicits contin-
OF the liberal patronage heretofore extended to
him, pledging himself that nothing shall be wanting
on his part to give satisfaction. For freight pas
sare annlv nal hoard - oct29
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SADDLERY. HARNESS.

,.-. SADDLERY, HARNESS., .rD.
ca India Rubber Cin-Bands. &c.EaAn
- The undersigned would respectfully -HXs
call attention to his large stock of Saddles ana Har
ness, he has now the most extensive and complete
in his line offered in this market, and
WHICH he is determined to sell the Lowest possible
Rates. He has always on hand large stock of
INDIA RUBBER GIN BANDS,
Manufactured to order, expressly for this market, at
the celebrated works of the Boston Betting Company
which he will sell low Planters and others are nvi-
ted to give him call. H. A. ZOLL,
dec5 TeXaS street.
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Negroes.

nNE likely family Of Negroes, fully guaranteed,
~ consisting Of woman and two children; the Wo-
man about 80 years old, one of the best cooks, wash
ers and ironers in the state and her boy about IL
years old and the girl about 10 years old Also, Ne
rro Man. about 81 wears old; prime field hand sold
far no fault except the want Of money. Enquire at
the Shreveport Auction Store 8ysss 80 asst
seplI A. J.. HEN =, Aucsioaeee1tsr
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Sheriff Sale.


CTATE OF LOUlsIANA-Parish of >Caddo- In
- District Court, No 1888. N. MOORE VS., JAMES
ANDJ. w. LEE. By yirne of writ of fl. IA. issued
out of the honorable the District Court in and fore the
parish of Caddo, in the above entitled suit and
directed | have seized and will proceed to seH at pub.
lie auction at the courthouse door in the town of
Shreveport parish aforesaid, on SATURDAY. the 1st
day OF November, A. u. 1885, between the hours of
O'clock A. NJ. and 4, Ill., the following described pro-
perty, to-wt the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section No twenty three (23 and the north
fractional quarter of said section No twenty three
and the north half of the north quarter of section
No. fourteen l4 and the north fractional quar-
of the northwest quarter Of section twenty-four
ga all in township eighteen 9) range fourteen Q4>
containing two hundred and twenty five 70 100 acres
Of land, situated Red River in the parish Of CBL-
DO. Seized as the property of the defendants and to
be sold pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above
entitled suit.
Terms of sale-Cash without the benefit of apprase-
ment. THOS:R SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport. september "a, 1856. piss So
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foare American C1,,h

e - Getting of the American party, held in
= sleveport, on the 4th August, the Fill
, ~ e1can Club was organised, and the follow
moreSers elected:
: inassident-M. Watson.
flee Presidents Reuben White, s. D. Parker, VIM
A. Hackett, Jas. Pegratn, J. A. McRady B L. Hodge
Secretaries-L. M, Mutt and ]. w. Jones.
Ireasurer--W- r. Shivers.
Corresponding Conzaiftee-Sarn Ford, W. "A. Lacy
L. p Grain, VI. w George. R C. Oglesby.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES.
Ward Az. AT Albany: B Mccain, B w George
Hugh Currie, Il Hes At Cookies store j. B. Sims
II. w. Mooring. c. s. Groom
Ward No. FL. S. Wise, E. NJ Coleman, Thomas
Hearne, j. NJ, Ford, il. f. Holt
Ward No. 3-Wm-. G. Foster, T. L. Seogin, Erastus
Crosby, VIM. Wyches O. F. Harris.
- Ward No. I'll Markham, H. Howerton f M
Waldran, r. A. Cutif, D 5. Wilder.
Ward No. 5-B. *, Stephens, Thos Mccall, VIM
]. Beall, B. P. Peace, W. c. Beck, VIM Johnson
. Ward No. &c. <. Hall, W. E. Walmsly, D. c
Blount, Thomas Martin.
Ward No. 7-R. VI B. Eddings, j. G. Harrell, J
F. Herndon, s. D. Caldwell al3-te
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CTATE OF LOUlSIANA-Parish of Caddo--In
~ Justices Court. LAWRENCE, use, &c. VS.. L.. X.
GRIGsBY No. 1860. T. M. Gimer VS.. l.. X. Grigsby,
No. 1921. Jones ct al. l.. K. Grigsby, los. 97A,
975 and lll6 j. W. Smith VS. l.. K. Grigsby, No.
1928 By virtue of four writs OF eri facias issued
OF the honorable Justices Court in and for Caddo pa
rsh, in the above entitled suits, ana to directed,
have seized and will proceed sell at pablo auction
the courthouse door in the of Shreveport pa
IRISH aforesaid n SATURDAY. tie is day OF November
A. d. 1856, between the hours of ii O'clock a. NJ and
NJ, the following described property, lowt: Lot
NJ. Three. in block No. 5 [ive,] in the town of
Shreveport. Seized as the property of the defendant
and to be sold pay and satisfy the wrlts issued in
the above entitled suits.
Terms of sae.--A credit of twelve month";, the pur-
chaser give his note. with approved personal secur
ity, bearing eight per per annum interest from
the day Of sale, and special mortgage retained on the
property sold till final payment.
JNu. NJ. LEWIS, Dep'y Sheriff.
b. Shreveport October 1856. oo-pf.Sl3 l3
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HATS, CAPS, sHoHs, 90.
r SPRING ASSORTMENT, -
1853
5Oo0 PACKAGES BOOTS AND
~ SHOES.

r SPRING ASSORTMENT, -
5000 PACKAGES BOOTS AND
~ SHOES.
q NER, ARLTON g. CO.
NO. Ill, MAIN STREET,
Have received their general assortment of BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS Sole and Upper LEATHER---em
baeing Of the best stocks to be found in any city,
viz
Mems Calf, Grain, Kip and thick BOOTS, of all
qualities.
Mems Patent Leather Congress CATERS, of ail
qualities.
Mems black and colored Cloth Congress CATERS,
of ell qualities.
Mems Calf, Grain, KIP and thick BRoGANs, of
all qualities.
Boys Calf Grain, Kip and thick BROGANs, of
Children'. Calf, Grain, Kip and thick BRoGANs,
of all qualities.
womsn's Leather Goat and Polished BUsKTNs, of
all qualities
Women's Leather, Goat and Polished BOOTS, of
all qualities
ties
Women's Morocco and Kid SLIPPERS, of all
qualities.
Women's black and colored CATERS, of all quail
ties. . :.
Misses black and colored CATERS, of all quail.
ties. 1900. ~
Misses Leather, Goat and Polished BOOTS, of all
Misses; Morocco, Kid and Calf BUSKINs, Of all
qualities.
SHOE THREAD; Hair, Leather and Trsyeiiing
TRUNKS; Letter, w riting and Wrapping PAfEh, &C.
which they offer the trade upon SUCH terns az can
not fail to please. These Goods were seected IN
son. and bought the most favorable terms an9 VIII
be sold as low as in any city North OF Richmond
n
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no MANUFACTURERS AND CAPE
TALISTS-The Fredericksburg Water Power
Company, incorporated by the Legislature of Virgil
MIA, have improved and made ready for manufactur.
ing uses the entire water power of the Rappahan-
mock river, Mt Fredericksburg Va.
They are now prepared to offer for sale, manufac
turing sites, with water rights appurtenant conve
nlenty located easily improved and upon which the
entire power may be operated
The works of the Company have been constructed
in the most improved and substantial manner under
the superintendence of the experienced Engineer
ssme plan with that over the Connecticut Mt HoI.
yoke and the Abutments constructed unon a ra.
turai rock foundation; the Dam, of 10 inch SQUARE
timber the abutmens Of granite laid in courses with
hydraulic cement. The Canal is 50 feet wide and 81
feet deep which capacity, with the available fall Of
sons than 1000 horse power and Ringing up to 1900
horse power.
Fredericksburg, having population of n0n situa.
ted 80 miles from Washington City end Richmond
with Railroad and Steamboat lines established 10
both cities, having good Vessel and Steamboat Gem,
municatlon with the Atlantic Ports, with a Railroad
connection TO the Ohio now progressing located in
the centre Of agricultural region inferior in fer
ity and productions to in Virginia, with eli,
mate sslubF1oUs and uniformly healthy offers great
Inducements to manufacturing in all its Departments
Large supplies of Wheat mud Corn seek its market;
Timber Is abundant at accessible pontn; Coal, Iron
and Cotton may be procured as cheaply es Mt any
poirt the seaboard provisions ard fuel cheap
white labor Is abundant, end easily trained to employ
mont N manufactures,
The Company is prepared TO offer inducements N
the prices Of Sites and Power.
Any information desired, may be had by cornulu-
ncatlng will, JOHN CHASE Engineer, Chicopee, Mah-
sachusctts or the undersigned, at FredeIleksourg,
Virginia. JOHN l.. MARYE,JR
fe 23-4w President +. w. L. Co.
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RVERETT HOUSE, NEW YORK, NorII

EVERETT HOUSE, NEW YORK North
T. SIDE UNION PARK.-Ths house (erected during
the years 1854 and 1861 is completed, and is To-
Gated on the North side of Union Para the most char
ming Park New York affords.
This Hotel was designed especially for the comfort
of families and single gentlemen
The arrangements throughout very complete
and for style, comfort and elegance unsurpassed in
this country in Europe.
The apartments, from the single room to suite of
any number desired very spacious; ceilings
high, and amply supplied with closets, baths and all
the other appointments yet devised to make home
attractive and comfortable.
Families served either with Private Table, or
at Table de Hote desired.
The occupants of this establishment, from its loca-
tion can enjoy all the advantages of the gay and busy
metropolis, and at the time repose in its quiet
and delightful apartments, which the people of the
South will find worthy OF their appreciation.
HAWLEY d. CLAPP,
mil ayyl m prioto
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YOUR OWN FAULT-.Ir xou will .u0,

NOUR OWN FAULT--If you will suffer
from protracted cough when relief may be so
easily obtained. RICHARDSON'S WILD CHER
Ky AND BLOODRO0T CANDY is one of the most
Ieiaoe OF all preparations offered for curing Throat
ana Lung Complaints, Asthmas, &c 1t loosens,
soothes and heals all irritation inflammation, and
impaIts a healthy action to the lungs.
For sale by Druggists John w Pollard 18th street;
L. b. Thomas, Broad street; and
j. ]. RICHARDSON'S
Confectionery and Variety Store.
nm S-lm Columbian Hotel Building
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HEADQGAKTERs FOL. E MNS y. "a

HEADQUAKTERs EUH, EMEn1I FL
lS55-The members of the Legislature ana stransars
visiting the city requested to ca az me o,a es
Enlistment, No. 100. corner OF MAIN ana governor
street. and secure themselves outt for the winter
the subscriber has on hand large and elegant as
sortment of Gentleman's Wearing Apparel not to be
of the superiority of his Clothing, he was awarded
the highest premium 10 Silver MedaD by the Me-
chanics Institute, 1855.
He keeps constantly on hand the best of CLOTHS
CASSIMERES vESTINGS, NC. with score of su.
peror workmen. He deems it unnecessary, after a
trial Of Is years the public has had Of his goods 10
say more In their commentator. He warrants ali
Clothing he sells and respectfully socits call from
bis old friends and the public generally.
Strictly on the one price system
+. B. SPENCE,
de No. 10 corner Main and Governor eta
RACON sIDEs.-.l0 hhds for sale by
~ mhA EDWIN WORKMAN l. co.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-.J. MILLHI-
y SER BRO. take this opportunity of informing
their friends and customers generally that they have
opened of the most extensive and varied spring
stock dry goods they ever had the pleasure IN oeT
ing before Returning their thanks for the very lib
eral patronage heretofore extended to them, they
promise to sell good Goods at low prices and invite
all those wishing to buy such to give them a call at
1888 Broad street.
NH "a J. M1LLHlSER fRo:
NEW DRY GOODS AND TRIMMl Nc
~ STORE. at So MAIN STREET.-J. l.. WE'LL re-
spectfully informs the ladies of Richmond and vlcln-
y that he has removed to No 80 Main street, where
in addition to his stock of Fancy Goods and trmmings
he will constantly keep on hand a nice and well Sc
ected stock of Dry Goods which he will sell as low
as can be purchased any other house in this city
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on him, he asks a continuance OF the same,
with the assurance that he will do his to please
J. L. WE'LL,
No. SO Main street,
NH d Mansion House.
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=. IRE4T REDUCTION IN THE m
&PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From 8lt
Is to 20 per cent. saved by buying from
~ III. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel buliolns:5a y
Molerl in Hats best quality. oO
Moierb in Hats second quality. w
Ga rISL;n Sa,,sd Roots $50
c cino "a: Ga;ts1 Roots ................5.25
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes. '<-<o
j r. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the hest makers in the city of Philadelphia to
plv HIM with handsome and substantial Caifskin
sewed RooT which he will sell at the unprecedented
low NJ; "a of SIS oc 18-d&cly
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A;Rs. DIR. MINORS SCHOOL ON
vi GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 4TH AND
5TH-MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR AND MISS A
g. MINOR are pleased to inform their friends and
the public, that their school for young ladies' is now
in operation and the present session will continue to
the 18th July. Miss Anna w. Howard s associated
with Miss Minor in the school department Miss
Howard is so well and tavorsby known ard gave such
general satisfaction whis teacber Mt Mid,vey Acsd
envy, ss to render comment end euloz7 unnecessary
She he's been engaged in teaching for several years
psst in the first school. IN tho District of Colup ba
from which she bring. the highest testimoui,ls and
on her experience knowledge and moral conduct we
can implicitly rely. Among tire high md varied ar
conplishments is Methemstlcs ell the branches of
which she teaches correctly. Every branch OF a fin
ished education both solid ard orr. tnental win he
taught m the school Music, vocal and instrun-nt.l
The harp, piano and guitar all furnished and
taught in the family by competent teachers Ipi tho
continuance of her echoo Mrs Minors object Is to
educate her daughters which she wishes TO do in her
own family The school will be limited to 20 in MN.
Der Ten boarders and ten day scholars Terms
noherste all will be charged in pruporto from the
day OF entrance TO the end of the session ApplIcs
ton can be had by letter or in person.
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR
Hh o. tawoW MISS ADA Il. MINOR
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- FOR RENT-NIA RLBORO formt

- FOR RENT-NlAR LBORO. form..
If ly WALL STREET HOTEL--Ths prOperi
HILL is situated on 18TH between Main and Franklin
thorough repair. 1t can accommodate comfortably
from fifty to sixty dodgers. There is large bar
about thirty by forty feet, paror 25 by 80 feeta
dining room so by 20 feet, spacious kitchen with
large bake oven and extensive cooking ranges all re-
Gently built; comfortable servants rooms, cenvenr
for coal and wood, is well supplied with
in the kitchen, bar room and on the second floor
gas has been introduced into the house. and there
every convenience necessary for such establak
ment.
Possession given on the LIST of February nag,
For terms apply to FENDALL GRIFFIN.
ia 20---tf
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SAMUEL :. BTRCH--TafIor--O

>1a SAMUEL :. BI KCH--TafIOr--Of
"a the late firm of HENDERSON, BuRcH,
W would respectfully inform his friends and
III old customers and the public generally, that
he has taken room on the east side of 18th street,
between Main and Bank streets, and ia prepared to
cut trim and make. at short notice. and on reasona-
bic terms all kinds of gentemens wearing apparel,
and to 30 general tailoring business Patronage
sDectfuIly solicited NH l0-lm<
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HN Main street. opposite St. Charles Hotel
ISAAC APPEL respectfully informs the clti
-lAE- zens of Richmond and the public generally,
that he has taken the No 81 Main street, for
merly occupied by M. Schultz, where he will always
keep on hand large and we'll selected stock Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and Gentemens
Furnishing Goods He asks the public to give him
CALI feeling satisfied that he will be able to give
tisfaction to those who may favor him with their pa
tronege NH Ppm
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DLEACHED sHItTINGs. AT D Ia ,is,
- Received enc case OF very superior hlescs ="
Cottons 7s yd wide, at the low price Of Sic Pc, 70
mh 70 SilAs Il, JOuNsoN'
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT.--A eo1,

EGG tage in Hughes Row on Mayo street, with 81
EEL rooms, kitchen water and gas.
desirable residence on Franklin, between Sd and
4th streets with every convenience.
dwelling on Brooke avenue, opposite to Captain
Goddln's tavern with rooms, kitchen, outhouseao
every kind, and large garden
Several small tenenents on Jefferson street.
tenement on Cary, between 9th and 7th streets
suitable for a store and dwelling. Apply to
fe 8 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
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DIssoLUTIoNs, &c.

CO.PARTNERSHIP The subscribcrs
~ have this day associated themselves together
der the firm and style of SMITH kCOSBY. and will
continue the Newspaper, Magazine, and cheap Book
business heretofore conducted by Lewis L. Smith at
the stand No. l3i Broad street. directly opposite the
Depot and will be thankful for the patronage of the
public promising deserve it by prompt attention to
business prices and receipt of things in their
line or business in advance of other houses.
LEWIS L. SMITH,
NH 2s ST. OSCAR @ COSBY
nIssOLUTION..-Th firm OF WILLING
DHAM, ELLETr Co, is this day dissolved by
limitation The name of the concern will only be
used in winding up the bu siness The books and &C
counts will be found at the old stand in the posses
sion of j. Wilingham, at which place our customers
are respectfully requested to call and settle their
debts as 1t is important the business should be closed
as soon US possible. j. WILLINGHAM.
AND'w Elicit
January !, 1885. J. T. PACE.
NEW C0NCERN.-.The subscribers have
this day associated themselves together under
the style and firm Of WILLINGHAM Il TARDY,
Of hs
NESS, at the old stand of Willingham, Elicit Co
No. Is Pearl street; where they will exhibit by the
LIST of March, an entire new stock Of Goods.
- ] WILLINGHAM,
NH 9-1m 1..-.. B. F. TARDY.
The firm of BAKER,
~ PLEASANTS& CO is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent The name of the firm will be used by
either OF the parties in the settlement of The bust
ness. ID. BAKER JR,,
JNO. H. PEASANTS
R. MOUNTCASTLE.
Richmond, March It'll, 1855.
DAVID BAKER, JR., and JOHN II. PLEAS
ANTS will continue the old business at the house at
present occupied by the old firm Thankful for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon the late concern.
respectfully solicit continuance of the same.
ID. BAKER, JR,
JNO. H PEASANTS.
March 18th, 1856. NH 8-ts
CO-PARTNEKSHIP undersigned
~ have formed a COMPREHENSIVE, to COM
mence the lst inst for the purpose of conducting
general DRY GOODS, IMPORTING, JOBBING
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at 80 Chambers,
and II Reade street. in the city of New York under
the style and firm of BELL, BROOKS, PACE
CO; and at No II Pearl street, in the city Of Rich
mond Va, under the style and firm of Elicit,
WALLER, DREWRY & co.
Our Mr.. BELL has just returned from Europe,
where he selected and PURCHASED our FOREIGN
GOODS in person, for CASH.
We shall at early day be prepared to exhibit
and offer to the trade beautiful stock at both points
and upon favorable terms az any house In this
country.
S MM sE 4 Of Be Bsl firm Waller
ANbW R FAGE shs Es ct Co.
RICHARD P. WALLER, of the firm Of Brooks,
Bell Waller.
CLAY DREWRY
January I'd, 1856
NOTICE.--Thc firm OF BROOKS, BELL
~ WALLER will not be dissolved till further
notice. We will at early day close out our stock OF
Goods at auction, to make room for our successors
Messrs ELLETT, WALLER, DREwRY Co.
ia Pts BROOKS, BELL WALLER.
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VALU A BIZ Il TANNEkY EUK
::5 RENT. AND A LARGE QUANTITY OF
I'll BARK FOR SALE INCLUDING MACHINE

Ill BARK FOR SALE, INCLUDING MACHINE
RY FOR CARRYING ON THE BUSINESS. AND
STOCK OF RAW MATERIAL. ON HAND-The
Bacon Quarter Branch for many years occupied by
Mr. s A. Marsh. The Tannery is in good order ana
has attached to it large Steam Engine ana the ne
ces,ary machinery for grinding bark. There Is on
hand abo1t 100 cords seasoned Oak Bark; also par
eel of hides in tan and in salt together with carts
horse and everything appertaining to The tanning
rnsness Te person with sufficient capital, the
above tannery offers great inducements-as the Rich
moud market affords more hides than can be manu-
featured the establishment and there is growing
ard steady demand for all leather that be tanned
Possession can be had once. Early application Is
requested. Applyto
NH l8-2aw2w GODDlN APfEhSON.
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EM WARD.-Ranaway from the subscriber,
"A negro man named TAZEWELL. He is
~ about twenty-six years of age, a light black,
- of medium size. When spoken to he shows
his teeth, and appears confused. He has free wife
named Eliza Coles, residing 22d, between Main
and Franklin streets. l will pay the above reward
for the apprehension and delivery to- confinement
of said negro in any Jail that can get him again.
TROS. JONES, No. 80, Main St,
NH Its Richmond, Va.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


CARD.-WM. PERCIVAL, Civil En-.
N gineer and Architect-Ofice, Goddin's Hall, on
IIth between Main and Bank street.
Mechanical and Ornamental Drawing
In connection with my Architectural and Engi-
neerfng Office have opened Drafting room, where,
aided BY competent assistants, am prepared to make
Designs and Copies of all kinds of Machine Work;
Plans for Bridges stone otherwise; Copies to Lih
ograph from, of Railroad and Canal Maps and Pro-
files; Copies of Land Maps Tracings, &c, with De-
signs for wood, stone iron: Ornamental Work
WILLIAM PERCIVAL,
NH l3--6m Civil Engineer and Architect.
WILLIAMS & CAKKINGrON, Com
w MISSION MERCHANTS, Shockoe Slip, Richmond
Va give particular attention to the sale of Tobacco
Flour, Wheat, and every description of Country PrG
duce. All packages of Merchandise. &C., forwarded
with dispatch. GEO. w. WILLIAMS.
NH lin VIM L. CARRlNGTON.
WILLIAM GREEN, lately of Cuipeper,
w having removed to Richmond, offers his profess
siona services in the Courts of Appeals and IN the
Circuit Courts of the State and of the United States
held in the city. He will also give opinions. and
in other respects act as chamber counsel Office at
residence, south west corner of Main and 18th SITS.
NH 4-lm
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rEz..z.Iz=-.z5.T7 TIL ADAMS, Z x Z K E =
-sz. s. COMPANY, No. 80 Main street, (pro
-@2----1- tenn Having resumed their Express
es from NEW YORK and NORFOLK, per steam
ers jamestown and Roanoke, which arrive every
NJ onday and Friday, prepared to bring all
kinds of Merchandise to Richmond and the Southern
cities
Shippers will please take notice, that all Freight
for Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers unless otherwise marked
Our DAILY INLAND EXPRESS, via Fredericks
burg and Acquia Creek in charge of special messen-
NH ats j. MACDONOUGH, Agent