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1.aepesaent o. Dreneht.

Z !, -. pleasine 70 reflect during the recent
S.,r On, that there wers some Of oar fellow crea-
sr,.. who suffered no approximation frsm thss
drought, who regarded ~ rAvages with philoso
nbiesl equanimity, and who felt themselves per
zee,ly secure from any Injurious consequences
which Ii might visit upon the community. There
Ia scarcely any evil without its accompanying
good, nar any condition Of life which has not some
aneviasinr features. Tho class We aIlnde TO 10
cnmposed Of tina: largo number who, with sxemp-
larry self-ienial, have always accustomed them.
selves 10 be shstinent IN the uss of water. and
who were and are now prepared to dispense with
II altogether, II necessity demand In this age OF
Tee,otalism IL has become fashionableto denounce
the class referred to senseless and suicdsl but
every dog must have his day, and 1t was recently
their turn 10 exult over the incorporate water
drinkers. They smiled sarcastcally At our fears
that the supplies would be cut short, and declared
that they never thought much of water anyhow,
except for purposes of navigation. They were
In no apprehension of q drought, for such thing
as drought of the liquids they depend on was
never known. All other crops may fail, SO long
a. the Old Rye holds out. They looked at the
parched earth with perfect Independence, and
snapped their fingers at the flying clouds. They
never expected it TO rain Otard's BEST or even
hard cider, much as the hydrant water sometimes
resembles that compound. Ii rains nothing but
water anyhow the chief use of which is to make the
and rye grow, and it is only in the event of
failure of these crops which every one knows
were created expressly and exclusively for dis
tillery purposes, that they will take the matter
into serious consideration. AS to water for drink
ing the less of that deleterious article that is
mixed with their beverages the better they like it.
No portion of our citizens sat more prompt and
cheerful example of great moderation during this
drought in the use of water than the much abused
subjects of King Alcohol, that benignant monarch,
who teaches his votares to do without water in
this world, and don't allow them drop in the next
to cool their parched tongues.
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r...,o. n. Parrish. New York, mdas snd
ua.vaussrs Ladlam WMson p..,,.o,. r,dzs
stesmsr BeIvidere, Pdtehstt, pa tiDoss, H''Ae'
Indian ds..i.. Edwards Moody, wiad'or. n g.
R:sl s sahst11i Light Jsmes River whe'
s sehr. Dossh..t-r. Bryaat R.pp.h.nnoet, wheat
500 ss.n g w..hnson Camp, rhi.dsph'
'0 seh r. Mary Ella, Washington same, f. worth,"
So siosp Grand Spy. Denni, r.'e'b.rs' "h'.f '
'i sehr. VIM. coIqutt, Davis. Baltimore. dze W.
D. Coiquitt Co. vbs.t Haxall
srhr, Andrew Armstrong Cannon "n''''
senr. yo..rb Libty. Ashburn, N c. 'hins,s .'
wombIe & Claiborne. p.,,,. ,,a,.
schr Delaware Farmer, Biaders' nai'in'oi' "''"7'
sebr, o Iari,. Tucker, Foster, Fhilsdslphis soap
'S sshr. Nelly D. Haley Stamford, ballast, W. D.
c0'qu''' No. SAILED
| s1oo, New Packet Gwaihney, smithheld. mdze
| schr Bsrnsgat, Fitchel down thu rivsr light.
Schr Z. Nickerson, from Boston, az lily roint'
pAssxscr. PEA srEaasHrr JAMESTOWN. LEWIS
r,r,n4 n %@s. 'f Rd.r e king But Cap.
Dicks, DR. Todd, VIM Day. Montague. w war.
wick, P Hulst Vim Il Smith. w ConwaH, u L
Barnes, barnes ~ nutpuy, N, - - 49,
Allen Miss M Solomsn, Cspt q w CRUISER eao;
F G. Dsvs. VIM Davis, Houssrnan and lady. :
frost, r T Andrew, J L Garrett, J L Demnins;
I'd Sears 2 Knabenhaek. D. Strschs, lazy snd
child, T Sharp. g Francis. Woodward, J
Rsgot VIM Wright Mrs James Smith, Capt Hsett,
Miss Virginia Callen, L Tappey, wife children
and servant. Judson, Sanxay, Z Wiids, and
81 in stserass.
Exchan erd 81 goals with Steamship Rosnoke hound
to New York Sunday morning at O'clock, 10 miie'
Also from Norsoli-EC crump, wife and chill
dren Miss NJ williams, J @ Walker. Linton. Dr.
Robinson, w w King and lady: w @ Sally, !
Smith and lady, Thomas Woody, Geo Finch ans
daughter, WIN Booth. J Rumbough, VIM II nnn-
ham, VIM Upsher and lady, q Redmond, d d WI.
son. w Neale, DR. Wright. r N Casey, )
Francis, Miss Robins, w Melton, Newman.
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GOOCHLAND. August L.
Yesterday the two negroes convicted of the mur.
der of MIR. Thomas Terry, of this county, Cd the
II of June, suffered the extreme penalty of the
law. 1t will be remembered by your readers thai
MIR. Terry woke up at a late hour in the night and
hearing noise, went out, discovering these two
negroes at his hog pen. They fled, pursued by him,
until reaching dense body of woods some distance
from Mr.. It's house, when they turned and muir
dered him. stabbing and beating him in the most
brutal manner
On Friday morning the culpriis were brought
ont of Jail. Both, during their confinement have
steadily persisted in asserting their innocence
The authorities concluded to hang of them, the
oldest, first that his dreadful fate might have the
effect Of inducing his companion to confess the
truth of the murder The rope was placed around
the neck of the murderer, aud he swung off
He died after slight struggle The living one
refused still to develope anything concerning the
transaction. He was then placed in the vehicle,
and in a few moments his soal had fled into etar.
nifty. The evidence against these men was Of q
conclusive character. L.
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New Church.

The congregation worshpping at the Church for.
merry known as the (" Pine Apple Church I'm the
Valley. bsve determined to build new one on a
more eligible lot not far off The old Pine Apple
Church was it WIN be remembered, burned during
the winter. The new Church, we believe, is to be
called Christ Church"
The building committee appointed on behalf Of
the congregation solicited plans and number
were furnished by accomplished artists. After
earafnlly comparing them and investigating their
merits, the committee selected designed by Mr..
William Pereival Of this city, who although an ac
eomplished architect has been better known here
fofore as talented and experienced civil engineer
This plan Is very beautiful one, and the Church
buiIt according TO It win be indeed an ornamsnt /,
the city. Ills Gothic In style, and combines .,
once simplicity and strength, utility and ornament
III highly creditahle 10 Mr.. Percival's taste and
skin in architecture, and so fine building win do
Aeaos 70 tbs literally and public spirit Of the con
Gregatien.
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SeIf.Denendence.

ScHsHcpcuuSACcs
I. Is lawful to be taught by an enemy, and New
Eng and has set the South example in selt-de.
pendensc, as the high road to independence, which
the south mast practice before she can expect to
break the shackles of proviucalism which now
bind every limb Look at New England. What
has Nature doue for III Absolutely nothing
There is no part of it which can be regarded as
productive country. With the exception of some
good farms in the Genessee valley, (New York;
and in the lowlands of the Connecticut river. the
soil of Now York and New England is poorer
throughout than the poorest and most thoroughly
worn ont county 10 Virginia. 1t is only small
portion Of its frugal population which are able to
suhsist upon the products of New England agricul-
ture The icec crop, which the Boston merchants
sell in Calcutta, is said to be worth all the corn
tina; Is grown in New England and the lumber of
Naiue is as valuable every other green thing
that grows between tho Connecticut and the Pc.
nobscot. "The pecularities of landscape" says
Virginia traveller in New England, (which catch
the travellers eye as be Is whirled past upon the
roads of granite and iron the bouldefs of dark
stone which rest more thickly upon those barren
fields, IMAM the stunps of clearing; the riv.
ulets without banks, lying like snakes on the sur
face of the swampy meadows; the stnted larch
ana pine, Inc dohcHce Vi Ill large H6thi tue corn
NOT higher than the knee"
II is ia this country of rock and ice the greatest
exhibitions Of American enterprise and ingenuity
have been made, and an amount of prosperity and
power obtained, which we do not find in those sec
lions of the country most favored by Nature. By
the energy OF her people, and the favoring legsia
ton of the Federal Government, New England has
become the work shop Of the Union. In every
department of iudu,try, its Astounding enterprise
is manifested. IL is making the South tributary
TO its wealth, in every article of intellectual and
physical necessity and comfort, from the school
books with which it crowns the heads of our chill
dren, TO the shoes which it puts upon our feet. We
pay abolition professors, abolition shoemakers alb.
clifton mechanics, for articles which we are fully
ahle to'fabtieats ourselves, though we know that
they will take the very money we pay them with,
70 Guy Sharps rifles and Colts revolyers TO
slaughter us ike dogs.
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Poetry.

What really observes the name Of poetry II
very rare-almost as seldom met with blaci
Swan. Here ia piece from the last Blackwoot
that may be called poetry. We regret that we
bad it not some six days SINCE as it won Id then
from its theme, have helped to refreshen the
reader, painting under the oppressive heat which
then prevailed:
THE SNOW STORM.
What angel il passing (, ON heaven,
With her white robes trailing thro air
Cold. as ths form whence the spirit 10 driven
Pale, as the face of despair
Child of the air and sky,
With clond she wrasthes her brow,
While her white foet falls as silently
As Visions thread on the earth below.
See her foot CLEANS white on the mountain
As it rests on its earthward flight!
See she melts in the arms of the fountain
As day-bsams dissolve in to night!
Oer the forest she throws a diamond shower,
Der the ASH and the fir, and the wild rose tree;
With elf-woven domes she roofs the bower
Where sleeps the young auemone.
Silent shs moves on the soul of the dead;
With quiet touch Of her magic wand
She binds the gree moss in a silver thread,
Like fanciful work of fary-land.
She comes like thought of BIZ gone love,
In the winter of hope descending
When the blossoms We loved is blooming above,
And sorrow our lfes tree is bending.
When, amidst the stiffness, and chill, and gloom,
That memory bright and fair returning
Illuninss Tho heart IN the sh.des Of the t. NIB,
And whtens the barren season Of mourning
When once she clasped the earth, like true love
NO more from her chosen one she flies
But pou,s gu the soul. which came from above,
On the breast where her beauty lies.
A visitant all too pure for EARTH
Early she fades in her virgin day,
And her spirit floats back TO the CLINE of her birth
Drawn by the golden threads Of ray.
MUsA
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The Texas Legislature has set apart the sum Of
100000 a. special fund for the Improvement OF
the navigabIe rivers, bayous, lakes and bays Of
Texas. =
WIN q. SwiRer, who resided on the wafsrs Of
Ten Mile, Harrison county, Va. was Killed by
lightning on Monday last. a4a
Among the graduates a. Yale College last week
was Rcbt IL Baker. Of winchester, Va ass
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CHEAP FUN.-A very strange business transac'
ton occurred in New York Thursday last A boy
was run over in Flushing Avenue by bakers
cart and instantly killed. The owner of the cart
settled the matter with the father Of the child by
paying him SIS and the body was inferred without
notice to the corner
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THE DROUGHT IN TEXAs.-The Houston (Tex
as) Telegraph states thst numbers Of cattle and
horses are dying on the prairies. in consequence
of the scarcity of water This has been an infer.
tunate year for the stock in this State Great
numbers persisted from cold, last winter and now
others are dying from heat and thirst
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CoWHID!NG AFfAIR.-A man named Conner
was severely cowhided at Edgartown, Massachu
setts, on Friday night by Captain Pease, of the
United States Revenue service, for an alleged in
suit to the Captains wife
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RAILROAD ACcIDEKT-James Taylor. o resi-
dent of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, was killed at the
railroad junction in that place on Friday morning
while attempting to jump on the freight train.
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( KILLED BY LIGHTNING The Winchester IVA
Republican states that during the PREVALENCE OF
the storm on Tuesday afternoon, three horses. be.
longing to Washington Gather were killed In the
team ON the Northwestern grade, few miles from
that town. His little son, the driver, had fortu
nately sought shelter in black smith shop at the
tima
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TAXEs IN ST. LoUIs.-It appears by the assess
ment of property just made in st Louis that taxa
ton is pretty steep in that city, being two dollar
and sixty cents OH one hundred dollars.
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AK OUT-AND Our TRicK-(To be PLAYED In an ON.
nihus l-if asked to outside ito obire a Iadv -
plead an excuse that you would but dare net, for
INSTANTLY there will be room for the ladv a,
gentleman present viii, all of sudden, be- only too
glad to 70 outside.
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CONVENIENT Tho Montreal Transcript has dis
continued the daily issue for few weeks. bscsus,
many Of citizens have left for the country and 81
little be written to edity those who re
ID aNs ind u r +
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THE WILD WemAs.--The shreveport Tia Ga
Gently been played of upon the Cincinnatisns, of q
wild woman" says tho parties are all well known
there. The principal Spectator, Eortbcott, q
carpenter there, and the wild woman his mis-
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A sAFE AND PKofIT rsE T TNyk s;aa


M0ND FREDERICKSBURG and PoIOMAs
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing IN Interest OF
per cent the principal redeemable in 1914 and cen
veribie into stock Of the Company ct the plessasa
the hoder-The subscribsn authorised 10 recelse
until the 10th day Of July psxt, when the same WIS
be opened. sealed proposals. for the whole, or sny
portion. of the loan OF S2n0 900 authorized oy ths
STOCK holders of the Richmond. Fredsuckso1rs sha
Potomac Railroad Company at their late annual iase
ing. No bill ~i be considered 81 les rate t -
par, and to such extent they may be aeesptee u
den will recei, tho bsn6s Of the company, ps{ses
the LIST of July. 1874 bearing IN ,nssress q pr
cent, payable semi-snnuslly, a. the ONCE OF ,he se
pany In the city Of Richmond, and conv.rtois - 'h'
pleasure Of the holder into stock OF tbs company.
For the information OF the public it 10 dseh.sss
proper to state that by the express provisions o. -.
charter OF the company ell dividends upon ne
and oil profits arising from its wors are sAsmpais
from any tax whatsoever; and - during the .nos
period of ito operatiope now more than t~en.y ~.
-the average Of dividend earned and ps'd ~ -
company has exceeded per cent. after eeauassss
Of every item II expenditure In the wsy o. wc.a ,
expense. and interest," 10 II reasonable 70 inet 49,
With the expe ndlture OF the loan authorized ~ ~
further Improvement Of their work. the steoAhosee
win receive greatly Increased Tetnrn npon tne ~
sestment, and consequently afford 20 the fercnssa
Of the bonds now offered strong tndacement fof Vs.
convention Of the Same into stock OF the compeM.
For the terms Of the iosn and sny further fnsofms
tin in regard to the condition Of the company -.
the undeuhted security Of the oaa now % RED sRPV
70 tho andsrsisnsd. no. II, MAu1f %.
10 20
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The telegraph line between this city and Wash
ington was not in working order last night, art
we are therefore without our usual dispatches.
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corr Il k.-Wto, Laauayru. Java and
n nss Ssdss, 10 store, for sale BY
sue-d&w BACON 1 BA6KERviLL
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The safr or r1iDRcHEs.--Newark az. J., ecn-
sAns GOV nfty eight distinct church rrsnis atior
% one W every thorsand inhsbisants md there.
ss'e may Justly Be styled ths " city Of Churches.
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NAnnrnn.

A. .hs First Haptis. Church, Ia this city On the
s,ss uitims. ~ tbs Nev. Or 9arrswA JAMES q
sfIrTfN. Jf. ard MISS EALGiE q asu1htsr u
shs late Richard 0sines. Of Kisesnd Qneou ecunty
TAI, by Rev. Mr. Manley, Mr.. = X LOCKWOOD
70 isiss EUNICE L.. daughter of Mr. toe. 4. Arnold
all Of tins city.
U Bostsn papers plesse copy.
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LOST.

r OS + -. Friday night, ON 9th street,
~ French Garden HILL my FREE PAPERS.
will pay a reward for their return to this Office.
MARTHA ANN DREW,
an 5--1t* free woman of color.
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Is, 1876 Prizes amounting to................$2OAv6e
The Is 600 prizes of So are determined BY tho
number which draws the 540, 000,-if that number
should be an odd number, then every odd number
ticket in the Scheme will be entitled to %; If al
even number, then every even number ticket will bs
entitled to SO in addition TO anT other prize which
may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity Of odd and
even number tickets will be certain OF drawing
nearly one half the cost of the same with chances 81
obtaining other prizes.
All those tickets ending with o, 2, 4, G, Q, are
eveu--alI these with 1, g. s. 7, 8, are odd
~ Remember tina. every prizs Ia drawn, and pay
able in full without deduction.
~ All prizes of = 600 and undsr paid immediately
after the drswins-other prizes the usual time OF
thirty days
All Communications strictly confidential. Tbs
drawn numbers will be forwarded TO purchasers i'm.
medately after the drawing.
CY-Whoie ickets SO; halves IS; quarters Sft
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed to
3. SWAN L CO, Atlanta, Ga,
iy SI-dtd Or &. SWAN, Mnntgorery. Ala.
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EOR NALk.
y i0v0o Ctsy Of Richmond 8 Per cents ioa1 ese
ioooo State 81 virsiaia Per cent sl0ns sad sAss'
la000 Central Honda
$500 South Sids nonde.
u2i-n 9. w. Pukc&LL CV'
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VIRGINIA GLASS WOKk-...The snh.
scriber having purchased the remanins materials
and fixtures Of the Glass WORKS at Rockets recently
destroyed by FIRE. and having erected 9 large and
commodious building with ysw to establish
GLASS FACTORY at Richmond. respectfully 70
forms dealers and consumers of Glassware that hs
will be prepared to ill ell orders that he may be "a
vored with by the 10Th of SeStember next.
He will keep always on md, and manufacture TO
order, every description Of
DmEgists Glassware Jars OF all kinds
Mineral Water Bottles Covered DemitobBs
Porter and Wine do Csrboys
Ink and Cologne de- Tumblers, Flssks, DC
Claret and Sweet Oil Bottles
Together with every variety ef Glass boilcw Wsse;
~ Particular attention given TO Private Aouiss OF
any color required.
Employing mono but competent and skillfui worn.
men, and being determined pros-cste the busesss
with energy. he feels confident he will he sele 10
compete with any similsr tsbshment in the Uniea
10 sy quality and prices The support and Psfoe-
age Of tbs Southern Community 10 solicited.
az LIST OF PRICES viii bs cent cut n
few days, from which It will be demonstrated 70
dsseTs that they viii be consulting their intercs y
purchasing from his Factory, . large per cenisse
in breakases. he, will be saved.
jy 22-dim JACOB q. ATLEr.
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Execution Of MnrdcrerS.
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MIR. JAMES 1NIOORE, formerly from
lVk LONDON hut who has been in this city some
three four weeks. will hear Of something of great
interest to him by calling the house 18th street,
ne 1t door TO the Scale House, au5 Sat-
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r. Yeana Megs, FtIlMcxo - y.soss ~,
,Sss.s 100 This EvEN1NG punskselIy - 2 o.
49, VI "a C1mnittse aoemA Ne. 10 Main q rect,
ever r b. spencss Clothins stoFe o,cvs
m 5-..Iet ON1
- Tho respiar msnthIy sseeiinf 81 tne
Mcnroa RnIdins Fund Comusny, will fs9e pIscs
Tsunss 1ryJrai1fY, EVENING, q O'clock.
su5-h . ".-eIA 49, I'VE
!. - uy.,., ,sa vausp Bank. -TAe aDnmal
s,;,s ~ This fnasitufiou will be- hs'd THIS
EVENING. 1t their rom, on Bsssd Mreet at .
o'eleck All the members are requested 70 attend.
an 5-lts 38NH
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WHITE GOODS. Swiss, Check, Striped
w and Nansoock MusliDs, Embroidered Muslins
for dresses and for curtains at very low prices at
J MlLLHISER BRDS,
.r5 H .. 1873 Broad street.
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nOMESTIC GOODS "A full stock Of
IL Domestic Goods on hand, which in ordtr 10 make
room will be sold of cheap
'O 40. = J. MILLHIsER BRO,
.us ssaH .5F $50 IS 1873 Broad street..
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an 5-law4w RIO. HOWARD Clerk
McCUE,S Blue MARBLE LiME...W.
Lime which is burnt from q newly discovered bed
of Blus Marble in Augusta county, Va and surpasses
in yield strength and whtene.s any hitherto offered
examine it. aust
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NEW FLOUR.---The subac riber has CON-
menced grinding NEW WHEAT, of superb
or quality. Persons wishing to get nice article Of
Flour obtain 1t at my ct. Mill corner Of 2lst
and Main streets. Bclted Corn Meal for family use
always on hand. Those furnishing their own W heat,
can have it ground In Q superior manner, at short
notice. .%efs ENOCH q REX.
Wosdwards Patent Portable Mil, Johnson's Iron
Concays Bran buster, and an Improved Smut and
screening Mac'iins, mar be seen Ia operation the
above Milis ~ i7---ims
NSAMILY PROVISIONS, snch an the fol.
L losing ARTICLES, named below, can always be had
at Stall No. New Market, In any quantity no mat.
ter how email by the half pound, pound &c, eli war
Nice SMOKED SALMON
49, Do do BEEF
Fresh BUTTER
LARD, CHEESE
Northern MESS FORK
BEEf TONGUES
BACON, Of all descriptions.
jy A--l2t C. BATES. Agent.
= -. DEMON hMa for sale GOO EnnneI-
NJ led Crates fepders and 1ummsr Fleece EN-
biacine Square Topped Circle and kleptic Patterns
Thess syascs are Of my own manufacturo and shail
be sold ~ the lowest prices Osders from town ard
country promptly attended 60. The Virrtnis n, |.
chanfcs austute siiyer medal The III shest
premiam. 70 Ssa'L d. DxaooN for The kost spoct-
'nerso Crates and Tenders. Also for sele Z farre
stock Of bella brass Brick roaids 10 Apnly It nv
Bell AMI hrass Foundry, No. as Maia sirest. s..
tween sth and 9th, we1 side Richmond, VI.
~ l0-3m
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MOTTO ---JUIIN w COSBY having
tranferred ard assigned to me, for the bene't 81
his creditors all debs and claims due sccruibs to
him by bond, bil note open account or otherwise,
hereby require all persons owing such debts or ami
TO make immediate payment TO me, IS longer lndu'
jy IS It's ALEX GARRETT Trnstes.