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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-11

oc 9-Stawtd Secretary U. A 5.
TOALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.--
Il This notice Is given TO requegt all persons who
have any claims against Lsbbe1s w. Timberlske, as
late constable of district No :, of HenTico, arising
out OF his official transactions present them with
the evidence upon which they rest, to Jno 3. Youns
Esq., our counsel, we, the securities of said Tim.
beriake are DESTROYS settle at once every liability
IeT which we are legally bound in the opinion of
said counsel, al such securities.
ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON,
90 8-2w JOHN HUTCHINSON.
TsHEAnvE this ns, day nBpolnted HkNKY BA.
No. Il Main street-to trade for cash only.
Richmond, Sept. 10th, 1885,
HENRY BAKER CHAs A. BRoCKMEYER.
No. "a Main street, agents for D; BAKER, JR, have
Ssf0KTNG TOBACco, which We are prepared " S to
sell cheap as san be bought in the city. "A call
from ths public Is respectfully :Olisisss
= HEETINGS.--IOO cases and bales,
ilton Bates Peppereli, Utics and Waltham Bieashed
and Brown Sheetinss, from "a to l2-4.
Also, 4, "a "a and lo4 Allendsie Sheets and Seam
less Pillow CASES. Just received and for sale at very
0 oo P 10 y KENT, PAINE CO.
4 NI0IONIO FERRIC ALUM (Which has
"A recently been 90 successfully used a. an astrn.
aent; also, solid Perchlorde of Iron. Ammonia
Chloride Persulphate, Solution Of Ternitrste Syrup
Of Protonitrate. Blanchards Interchangeable Pills of
Iodde of Irop Iron Chocolate, and all other ferru-
gInous preparations; Kousso, tBrayeIa Anthemintl-
ca) which has been used snccessfuiiy IN me ,res.
ment for tape worm; Genuine French fssniies as
Vichy, flor sravel Pasilles de Paris ana al other
approved french preparations, for sale at
LAIDLCY ROBINSON6 New Drug
oc 10 Store. 4th and Franklin St.
MIG A RA G u A..-(en1ie Mcn who have
Y pledged themselves to accompany Col YOUNG
to Nicaragua On the gath Of October viii meet me
Association at tho Broad Street Hotel on FRIDAY
evening, the 10th inst. Gentlemen wishing to emil
crate to Nicaragua will then have opportunity OF
Joining the 10 the intermediate time BY
applying to VIZ. L. CHILDs, at the Broad Street 10
tel, Richmond. WIN. ii. YOuNt
&C 3-5t AfH flf
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS, Of
IL the following classes viz:
REGALIA, PEN6ADeS, LONDON,
COMMON SIZE PANETELA and OPERA
Also Turkey and Virginia Smoking Tobacco; Viz
ginis Chewing Tobacco; Meersehaum, Cydrolit, Boz
Cherry, Zebra and Jessauiins Sienna; Meerschaum and
Amber Cigar Tubesand all ether articles In the To-
baoeo line, can be had of ss6
Importer Of and Dealer in Havana and
Principe Cigars, American Hotel Building
an 1-n Corner of Main and 18th streets
lust In receipt Of an excellent quality Of
load; Smith ct $500, delivered, for cash.
- WILLIAM GRAY,
os 7--2w ~ Near Armory.
CKI0TU. SKIRTS, sKIKTs.--A fuIl
- sssortment Of Cactus, Cerded. and Embroidered
skirts, q low prices. E.GOLDsMIT,
os 10 a.fslfzaa 2o5 Broad street.
IN0E11TIBLE INKS-.WIlh or wlfhont
i preparetaOn, by all makers, for sale 81
Of 10 DUVAL 4 NORTON, Druggists.
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.By Larils d shine

A ssIGNE SALE OF 310,OO0
IA WORTH OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.,
AT AUCTION--Will be sold at public auction, COM
meneing on SATURDAY EVENING, at o'clock, ct
Store No "A, Main street, the entire stock of NOR
chant declining business. announcing to about $4,000
worth of Gold English Hunting and open face Lever
Watches Gold Ancksrs and Cylinders, Silver De-
tached Levers, Anekers and Cylindera
I ALSO, f4g
An extensive assortment Of Gold Plated and Gilt
Watches, suitable for the country trade.
s ALSO,
A lot of Heavy silver English Levers.
ALSO,
lot Of Gold Hunters, Railroad Time.piscsa full
jeweled.
ALSO,
A large assortment of Heavy Gold Fob, Breast and
Guard Chains.
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ny Baker g Pleesanss, A1cU. 8 -
HORSES MULES. 8fjlsGIRa &C. A.
II AUCTIoN.-WiH Be cold at suclicn. q Hsrse
Lot nesr Central Depot, THIS DAT, ct 10 o,eIock.
several good Saddle and Harness Horses and two new
ALSO Eight fine Kentucky Mules. unbrohs, two
&C Ii BAKER PLEAsANrs. Auat..
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INDELLIBLE INks-.With or Without
PREPARATION, BY all makers, for sale By
OF 10 bUvAL i NORTON, Druggists.
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~ Fall Campo gu, 1856. Cloaks !!
Iioaks. Clonks I'll have much pleasure in an
noupcinr that have just opened of the largest
sssortments of
CIonks, Nantes and Tnlmns
"a, the fan and winter of every style, in VELVET
MORE ANTIQUE, CLOTH MERINO, and the
famous UNLIsED CAMILLA CAPE, that have ever
been offered in this city, which will sell, wholesale
and retail ct prices to defy competition.
Ladies before purchasing, would do well to give
me call; also country merchants. as am repared
% lob them at from 10 to Is per cent lower than any
house IN Richmond.
Remainder the old established Cloak and Aantilla
Depot, st NJ ELEhlELS,
IS Main street,
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HOTELS.

Y tom Virginia w J. HUNTER & co. Pro.
pretors.
q An Omnibus will always be In readiness 1t the
Railroad Depot to take passengers to and from this
house, free Of charge. yS---6m
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CKInT.. SKIRTS, sKIRTs.--A fuIl
- essortment Of Cactus, Corded and Embroidered
Skirts, at low prices. T. 0OLD6MIT.
~ m 205 Broad street.
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EUnNITURR, &c, At AUG TION
VIII b sold % MONDAY. lSth isseast = 4
oeesk, st oar Store large lot q Housshold 49,
Lure. embractng Chsiy, 0urssas, Bsdstseds. W.
1sndA Tables. sofas, Lounges, sfdeboasds Lookfnl
Carpets, he, 10. s. 80 - =
ALSO. ! splendid Cooking Stove.
DkI GOODS AND TAILORs' Trimmings
~ 49, embracing variety Of Dry Goods ana III
-. ALsO. e,.ns saperisr Cognsc Brandy; IL eass
DO DO DO; DO Whiskey; $50 Rssms Wrsppf.e Psper
bbls No. Maeksrsl, he, d. 70
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81 ATTENTION, PHENiX GO.
90 No. 3-Attend . meeting of your Com
ISL pany, at the Engine House, on sATUR-
HS6 DAY evening, the l1th inst, at half past
O'clock puntuallyss business Of importance will be
brought before the meeting.
By order Of the Commander.
90 l0-2t JNO. T. BLAIR, Seey.
= Csa n STEAMER POCAHONTAS
S9 FOR BALTIMORE.
Freight received to-day, (FRI-
DAY and up to the hour of o'clock p. NJ Saturday,
the 18th inst. s#s& $50
Consgnses are requested to send tor ths goods TO
day. 9ts 80
Shippers are requested to send In The names Of
their consgnees Saturday afternoon, or their ship
ments will be consgned to order.
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0Prescrtptions promptly md acrur, r..
scsompeaaaSd ct al houn. day or nisht' bv Or
49, IE1,I, :, OF THE PML1DELPHiI COZ.
LEGE OF PHARMACY, alone A. oOi~
N, LAlDLEY l. ROBINsoN,e
New Family Medicine and Prescription stara
% o-Sm cor. 9TH and rrnnfiin -. -
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lust In receipt Of an excellent quality Of
y Mixed and Blacksmith COAL mixed IS 50 per
load; Smith ct LOO, delivered, for cash
~ WILLIAM GRAY,
oe 7--2W Near ATmory.
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the nessparefs:
II. eis#lsrll sa#e sH.. H5,ea sst##is NOT =i4as#
e.,=f without aas.==.H= u lzz1, John oaIH#5 Al
amz received eHceIf,tar! f1tt Ia V" ilHmP
#tllig the balance a'sr s' iff MONROE aud "a la--
+ u -HIsU,I.s ...a ta.s from 'ssateiu -alis for
ten Ia B. #sa #t#Ha the hspaer wrre cast far al
#u# Asa. 10 lssz. far electoral vote of No. f5ts
So distilled among f.#. .a#i lue. 'Hat II Maryland
#usae Il rse. ...- 81 #s. Ln4l .es sui i.Has.s
f.tssea 'No candidate
Upon taf- tlu-i HE Ne, Orleans Pieayune re
malk. that f,rmerly.fhc ai-ifict system Of "hao-
ing pfosi3 .utlal Eteelor. prevailed IN mapy Of
The S'ato f tho Union. Ei,hr, the State 'ga. d.
ytdad INTO Congressional District corresponding
:, the number II electors each district onr--or
Tho Congregational Districts elected cach Prs
lleo'al elector.. aud these chose tho teo add.
l.onal for The State Mt iarse. Some States chose
eleetor.by the Legislatufc.a South Caroliua does
It'll
The states which elected by general ticket Of
tic people awuy- gave nn undivided vatr aud
has maintained an uubrokru sirengih in every
pfr-identH contest. while those which elected
bv district. scaltcted among candidtfes, aud
r,rely guyf an effective vote. Virginia has never
giyn divided vote, having ever chose the cleo
tors by The Legislature, or, on n chnngc Of that
system, Ypcnerd ticket Mary land on The contra.
~. while the district system la-ted, never gave a
auiird vote except in i-lG. when there wa- liite
opppsifon,und in SEQ when there was 10 opposi.
ion 10 Mr. Monroe In 1901. il gave niue votes
for JeiTer,auand iso for G. c. Pinekney; in lso5
II gnvenine for Madison & two for c. e.. pncknoy;
N lsl2. xix far Madison aud tive for Clinton in
l~25. seven for Jackson, three for AAnm. and
one for Crawford; in ls25, five for 1ack son mud
.ix for Adams; IN ls;}2, three for Jack.o aud
i've for Clay. New York elected by the I.egisln.
ture until l-2s and The Legislature Of 1891 split
the VOTES, aud gave twenty six for Adams five for
Crawford four for Cny aud one for Jacks In
l-2-, with the district system twenty votes were
ca.t FOR jackson aud sixteen ior Adams
Maine, oleeing by districts, gave, in Is27.
eight votes for John Quincy Adams, and one,
the vote Of tie Cumberland District. for Jack
-on-ihc only vote cen jack received At that
election in View England.
After The election Of 1925, great effort was
made in Congress Of which the lending advocate
was the late Mr. MeDuic, in favor Of amending
the constitution u to establish II uniform rule
If elcelng Presidential electors by districts 49,
1t failed, aud the Staics, for Themselves, seeing
TINT the influence 81 any Of them was much
diminished hy tho district system. rs compared
with those States which nways threw IA united
vote, soon established the uniform general ticket
,ystcln, which Low prevails. Inl532 Maryland
was the only State which elected by dlshets-
She changed her law. aud in 1896 every State
voted on the general ticket system. South Car.
DINA chooses general ticket by her Legislature.
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A HUGE FINANCIAL TRANSACTION. -We learn
from private source that one day last week, in
the city Of New York the patent agency firm of
Low iiask eil * Co. made sale OF half,he patent
right Tor The process for tanning leather for three
hundred thousand dollars cash! This i bona
tde transaction, and the largest cash sale, we be-
ieve, ever made of "a patent right-Albony
Transcfipt.
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II HIS Clay with Jhnn n. lalk. Al hHtt va
ritf platform, and u tariff candidate somebody
must be deceived. and who do yen think IT VII
brl Think you tina, Pennsy lsnnia in'ef. IL Wi
he neglected by a son II fenns, l'a"a' : hat
Northern interests III be neglected ey NaI'h
ern man. Tint be viii revise The "ei'' alfa
change The convictions ct NE ihr r. l'''-'
ynu. Uhen you Bre in minority ht poop
II thf- valley ha'e hfa come fi'H. "s' "u''"
E. vii a--t.t thrm t. au=Fff ihfs' 1nesh4h' me-
hRenily When your grfht "oiN "n'h - II
connect Aoa with Inc hIesl-'4fFl anu f"' Ai''1
lie was lauxuishus ftf TIL want 81 means Ia car
y It ON. You applied l. t'ngfr-s i'f "A 'fa'e
4 t"n M III" duties On laiia'a non, Aia wv,
. did Yop meet The m'st asttib'afn "If'-lt'h#
! frnm Pennsylvania. Ihey wanted he d9lifa
T increased instead 81 dlnihi- h'a' IN "i9'F 'nai
I tou night be e"npf'Isd 10 pay 'noftn"9s pfeh17
+ r. liner mlner7. ieihk th't a''ff lh' s''s'i'n'
when Bachanho de- MI "'ht our foit-, an" =
beyond your reach. TINT eiihef he. "f b's iifhas'
vii b. more hk'y t. consult your Interests
thah they 10" are S1ce a o"af' iHplirF dt-
gree al STUPIDITY "39'n b' N''Y uh"ii"hR u
lmPat' 10 any e'nsldrfeHtf h3m7ef 81 my cum
hAmth,
Let tnf cnll your attention h'w 10 Tue io'I'"
inB elhuse IN The 'th resolution
That fi5c Democratic r,rf4 .il re-. , stiauefs
a reaeNIag lHc 4ei.stI,a olfbc l,ser, question ia
3sreaafasce .dafa Of color enc tftemp, may tcmalr
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rnE LAST ISLAND CALAMIrY.-M Wore Bottles
Found. The New Orleans papers announce the
recovery of several more bodies of the victims by
the calamity at Last lsland-nmong those receg
nized were jean 3. Avet, Mrs. Roumngs, Mr..
Gimblo. aud Seymour. A. Stewart, of Sam'l
Stewart, of New Orleans. The tathcrit appears
spent over week in searching for the body of
his son. The rrue Delta says:
After examining every spot for miles around
where the hotel stood, he next commenced the
exploration of the buyoUs and marshes. About
fifteen miles from the Island, in one Of the prai-
RE marshes and on the margin of small bayou,
about fifteen bodies were discovered, lying in all
imaginable positions, aud some of them in the
last stages of decomposition. At the first glance
Mr.. Stewart pointed cut enc of them the
mains of his lost son. The body was lying face
downwards. was enveloped IN "A coarse overcoat
and on the feet were n pair of coarse broEans,
neither overcoat nor brogaus having belonged to
him while alive. Notwithstanding this metHmor
phosis of outside garments, which were no doubt
hastily procure when tb" storm commenoed,nnd
notwithstanding the opinions tn the contrary If
those who were with Mr. Stewart at the time, he
persisted in his conviction that the body thus at.
tired was that OF his lost boy The paternal IN
stiucts, intuitivc knowledge, or whatever else ii
may be termed, of the father, could not be msta.
ken The body, which strange tn say, one
of the few lying at that pace,tha was but slight
" decomposed, was closely exlmined; the over
coat was removed. and his under garments, his
watch. his name on his pocket handkerchief, and
everything else about his person Enthusiastically
proved the convictions OF the father TO be correct
PARopI.--Ihe New York papers say that Pa
rod. the great operate tragedienne. has con
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IIoRplnLr AND My.rrnlous MrRprR.-Ci ncm.

lIoREIRE AND MYsrrRIoUs MURDER Cincm-
uat correspondent gives the following:
\ mysterious murder was pprpetruted a few
nights ago, the facts Of which have been kopt rs
sout as possible, and the matter hu,hed up
ltappoars from what can cam aud my author
lily is ofthc best kinda young girl whose parent,
occupy high social aud political position in the
Old Dominion. was persuaded to elope with n
young lothario. They came to TIL, city and
resided a. and wife in one of our most ash
ionable boarding houses. After few month,
dissipation, the hairless wretch left for part. nm
known, leaving his victim to care for herself
y hrothel was he" resort. and here Size rei,pe3
supreme for a couple Of weeks, her beauty can
sing tRrore among the habitaes of the place.
lew nights since couplp of well dressed
persons visited the house, aud remaining far
some time proposed to treat the inmates IN n bnt
tie divine. The wine was brought, and one of
the gentlemen carried glass to the yopo, ,;rl
and insisted that she should drink with him Af
ter some little persuasion she did 50 The str,,,.
gers departed soon after and have not since bsr,,
seen 81 heard of. In the course of haitian lnra
alter drinking the wine, the girl was ,eiz,l viii,
terrible COMMISSIONS and soon liedn most Lor,i
Die denth. An examination las discovered ia
TACT that she was pol,encdhy strychnine. En-.
taef thaa this all is c,s0Ied in mystery.
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-" TRADE -iHlN ~ ~ NJ ~ 9l5, =
.4ts At the yiRGiSihS JOB PHINrlSG ESTABLISH.
IEST.
Jobs priutsl a Color thai - ID compare with Any
work 4 aa UAts Line specimen can
flee tai ard see. Firsi Aey between Main
and GhHr, Ia streets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-02

fu.f#t =..s#-. VI =. ha- al.n -ersfrd tha -ef-
.#e,- o.. -unc eminent European airi-t-. VII ar
shortly expected.
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ia" ''sbs s1shsstS EitSfE - far HE i'm
date cure OF parrhna Cholera Morbns CHot. prepared
lE - IL Thompson 90, has satisfaction TO all
Hose who have been so Fortunate Ths Elixir is
rot composed Of ha1'h disagree, and stimulating !reli
tus but is s" pleasant combined that the smallest child will
ahr it, II Is soothing and tonic to the stomach bowels
and whon taken a dreevd fails afford relief in
hurt time. Every family should hoyr hottie within reach NJ
hs ssssan of the year When bowel plants are pr,va
i,r, a. ,.,Ft,u.
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CURIOUS --Penpsy vania has law that 10
person within her limits shall be elected Judge
or continue to serve as Judge after attaining to
the age of 80 years We are told, but do not
know the fnct, that several other States have laws
of similnr character.
Mr.. buchanan is undoubtedly upwards of sev
onty years Of age. AT any rate, according to
his own admission. he will be more than 90 AZ
the Inauguration of President of tn United
States in 1857. Now wonder if ANYBODY ex=
poets Pcnn,y vania 10 vote for one of her men
for the Presidency beyond the age which she in
her wisdom has pronounced AN absolute dsgual-
ifeation for ,judgeshp.
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;, 'afhRNoE GEARY EN- ROUTE ron KANSAS
H1rn,hors Aug 29.-Gov. Genry.vho n,, hon
a're during the past tvo days, let a, nan
'feen'hurs' Penn, aud Kansas direct
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BELLE BRfrrA1N's APOLoGY.-Brlle Britain
who writes 10 the New York Mirror from New.
port thus Apologies former freedom of style
Tho only piquant items to he added to this
idle communication, | shall not add 10 day. rhey
are of the most scondalous description, and will.
doubtless, get wind through the columns OF some
les lastidioas journal than the Mirror. Per-
haps have betrayed too much 'kuowledge Of
good and evil" even by this nllusion. just as
the lady who was driving with Charles Lamb noar
where some gentlemen were bathing in paris
naturaiibus, when Charley remarked after nn
awkward silence. that, ''it was shameful for
women thus to expose themselves" "Women,a
they ARE mon" "Ah, replied the gcutc hear
ted Charles, II diini obSerrc.t"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Hollow ~ c.aartrHt staaa t-sAtH aff 'f-f"aeNh-
s= z..eaf1f.a ID HH SKIN Diseases s. si# pen
.st,s4. a. SSH lI. ga7fJt reach TIE Affected pans
IuH8,d f. externally.
sid an the manufactures W p Mad faues Nv York
n8 Sc stfaui London anu by ali Druggists nj Zoe
+ . and liner box
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a. SSH ~. aat-sft reach tie gfatt q pans II
I'D Al tie naaHiaetarss " p u4n Lane NV Yerk
-na Sc ~ Suni London ana by ali br"gs's at z,c.'
| tt#s. AMI q per box .sP ~"
,ssToupETsTios g - the Life 81
- TRADE"-rnlN1iNG M all il vao.s branehes,
49, n the yigGfSiAS jon rluNrlsG ESTABLISH.
Abs printed In Color ia manner N compare with 1ny
.rk 4 a.. S5uth at Ml-a aHI DsAa Line. Specimens
m seen a. our Call ard Trsl Air, between Main
aIt thar,h SuestS
. p.rfamcd dsren,h.-waar iaiy on gentleman would
the o disagreeaJe brea when using
ION BINS BENTAL III IL it VII not only renlrr u
e. . ,tI -.ry, tl,9f, ,,p I.c4g Recommended hy
I,ss5tla complexion msy be a,,ai.rIby rs use L re
nd fnfar'as fel rseeate hue Il is Tho greatest gaci.5
rFer hua"H being free from al tniurHs mallr ltto %
,,lIs. For 10y sfEofHER 4 WHITEHEAD
may 7.ts aud Druggists esriY"h here.
Another Er,nnrtnbie Cure Of Dyspepsia -
lion IA i've me ,r, Ia .4te MAJ SOM, i've weeks ago
purchased tsp BOTTLES OF gou o>Ngnacd Btters and com
had 6cen troubled win dgapdlsa about three years On
the and at unes. obliged 10 give mp all
attention business although hal thr advice Of auy
cool y.eaus was confined for N "oets tofbeheuse 7nd
continued 70 gre" worse until took Fonr ned 'm now
lmo-i cured # eYery jisfeeab sympon and a'c 10 do
Tie ahoe credit Il M health /. due 10 the
OsgBsuajed Bilters. Your g1elseut servant
Grocer Central square East Boston.
E@ae gCani2s mi, NIL 'If4.d T ON ~.
TN. rrprietort Soldly Then agrnts e,erywtore.
Tor s1c by ]. II. rnoMrsps i 81. and II. sEAf.
aaE ae d4eHa@lw
IL ~ III, willing pleasure add M testimony
ttfi- efficiency - Bakef~ te- in relieving IN establish
90, wears Tie Of fS bottles convinced M not only of
rs ue q Tonic but H. permanent rciiat Ia Water l'i
Il. {. MCNAMARA.
Richmond. December 18th isa5.
The eeriiic,i, oY Nc received from an old esmsle c
o. H. ad oe Of die odd st drug. 81. in lie city ol Richmond
i 4 4E e.