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End of the United States Bank.

Last June all the old books, papers,
drafts, checks, letters, etc, that had
been preserved on file as vouchers, in
the long course Of tho immense busi-
ness Of the U. S. Bank, wero sold in
9 heap, in Philadelphia, and pur-
chased by paper maker, to be re-
ground and manufactured into new
stock. The whole mass weighed
over forty tons. Ten tons of the
vast amount is Of correspondence,
autograph letters Of the first states-
men, politicians and financial men Of
this and other countries. Drafts upon
the Rothschilds for hundreds of thous-
ands of dollars, certificates of stock
transferred to tho leading bankersin
Europe, checks and drafts from Clay,
Webster, Adams, Calhoun, Houston,
Crockett, Cass, &C., all lie scattered
really for the important transforms
tion into clean, unsullied white paper.
This huge mass Of books and papers
strike tho visitor with astonishment.
A faint idea may be formed of the
colossal character Of the institution
which at one time occupied SO impor-
tant a part in tho history Of tho
country. What o vast storehouse
these papers would be for individual
historieS--And, perchanco they would
illustrate some unexplained passages
in tho history Of tho political parties
Of tho day,
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13
2 aaa PRAIRIE CITY, 1KANzAS THURSDAY AUG 3D. 1857

lady's face instantly assumed the hue
Of q crimson dahlia, while her COM
panion seemed as cool and passionless
as l could desire, q I was satisfied
she had kept her own council, scrap.
ed an acquaintance--fell in love, and
when Preached home I had the pleas
ure of presenting to the old folks my
pleasing and most estimable lady,
The present Mrs. MADDOX.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13

AN INooNsIsrENoy.--Ev Every one
likes modosty and hates brass, and
yet everybody ENCOURAGES the latter
and leaves the former to take care of
itself. Modest moritl what is it
worth? The more q man has Of it,
tile poorer he is in this age Of rivalry
and humbuggory, Ho would staryo
to death on,suoh fodder as that capt
tal can procure. "9'
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13
The Fate Of Great Men.

ECHl Aaa.4 % ,lUJ lAE
@ In q world where the fortunes Of
the great and the good have been
pain, poverty, exile, persecution,
cruciGxion, burning alive, shall we
think it strange, that efforts to do
good are often ill-received and that
the heavenly kingdom is slow in its
coming? For the poets lines em-
body an awful truth; a.,.,.
Truth forever on the scaffold:
Wrong forever on the throne. " d
Homer was blind singer; Socra-
tes was made to drink the hemlock /;
Miltiades died in prison; Aristides
was banished ThemistocleS died in
exile; Cicero and Julius Cesar were
killed; Brutus fell on his sword and
Seneca was compelled to open his
own veins in the bath. AND OF the
Bible men, Abel was killed Joseph
sold into captivity; Josiah shot by
the Archers; Jeremiah cast into a
miry dungeon /; Daniel thrown into
the lions den; and Others had the
trial of cruel moclkings and scourg-
ings, "of whom the world was not
worthy" Jesus Christ, the Lord OF
Glory, was crucifed; Stephen was
stoned; John the Baptist boheaded.;
James killed by the sword; and Paul
and Peter died on the cross. The
goodly fellowship of the prophets and
a glorious company Of the apostles
all formed part of the noble army
Of martyrs. o.
Justin was put to death, Chryosten
exiled, Arius prosecuted, and Origen
maligned and tortured, Servetus was
burned alive with green boughS;
John Huss, Jerome of Prague, Lati-
mer, Ridley, Cranmer and Roberts
died at the stake. William Wallace
was quartered, Calico tortured /;
Ssvanorola martyred; Joan of Arc
burned alive; and Raleigh, Russel
and Sydney beheaded; Milton was
blind, and Savage starved to death );
Toussaint L'Ouverture died in dun
geon, and Napoleon who put him in
prison, died as an exile on the bar
rem rock of st. Helena. Zwingle
was killed in battle, Barneveldt, was
beheaded, and DR., Priestly mobbed
and driven into exile, Kossuth, MAJ
zini, and Victor Hugo are to-day in
Punishment, Even in America,
Loveioy has been shot, Garrison led
to prison with rope around his neck,
and Sumner half assassinated. In
a world like this, what dost thou ex-
pect, o my soul? Dost thou covet
ease, safety and glory? No; if thou
art true to thy highest and noblest
convictions, thou will not be alarm
ed if thou meet with rebulfs, pains,
prosecutions, and even death. But
thou will remember that there is an
other life after this life, and the Holy
One has said "Blessod are they
who are prosecuted for righteousness
sake, for theirs is the kingdom of
heaven" 1.a'
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13

loEy'In the bull fighting days, a
blacksmith, who was rearing a bull
pup, induced his old father to 90 on
all fours and initiate tho bull. n ilho
canine pupil pinned the old mandy
the'nose. THE SOM disregarrling tho
patonal rearing, exclaimed, "Hold
rim, Gfowler boy5h6ldAim I beASit,
fcyther, bear itl&'I 5slsls making of
Me pup" Aae becw
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13

l ,tEsy- A little boy hearing his:fath-
say itherejs d timofordall thinssI'
climbed up behind his mbthersioliait
and, Whispering sino hisiears raslded,
When wasthe proper time for hook
nssugar out ofstl.p sugar -bowl9IeI
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13

HAVE You Cor A SIsTEn?-Then
love and cherish her with a holy af-
fsction -Brcbaage.afg iolaos8 loI
If you haven't got any sister Of
your own, take some other feller's,
and love her, The effect is Just as
good - sometimes better. IA " D.
7ymeS pRA oVni naH ,lIQY N99d jon
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13

A gentlcman wholhat avery strong
desire to bep q funny voting man, snt
down upon . hoopcd skirt tile othcr
day With d desperation equal to
any emergency, ho whistled, l"I'm
sitting on q s'stylc,' Mary, "aaoa laal
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13

raE1g- "Ma, f" said a little girl to hor
mother, edo the men want to get
married as much as the women do?"
"Pshaw child, what are you talking
about2" I"Why, ma, the womenwbo
come here arc always talking about
getting married-the men don't do
ca -
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13

GE. .sIt.is-a solemn thing to got
marFiqdyl said AnatrRsttye Yes,
byt9 go,Qd sdcpl ,svoplempeF, pot W, bel
replied her Iapghter,, who Was just
turfiinr forty Effu hll " ipWNlN ~
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13

M An lIrish, servants girl gwassoE
questtcd b, q lady to goIto one Of our
dry good 'storss and obtain a." bed
comiorteSvlfor her About an sh0lh
alterwar,ls she ctuinoslwithKeneid ID
the clorlSs.gy yltisncedlc atbaaad, ,opel.
ihaps, thst'thcIlady faintodA woa1
.nn nMnIil
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-13

lsalaFn llnargye0l lnliustry iandplVn|
gaIilyA&illnac accomPlisR wohdcts!Hls
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$500, 000 WORTH
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS |!


TIf0S. r. PRICE a co having closed out many
of the heaviest lots of their early purchases and al
ding by every arrival 10 their elegant stock and
they like the fun and excitement of the thing are
pushing them OF at unparalleled rates Country and
city buyers, at Wholesale and retail, may with
full confidence that they wi get ythns al their
own prices It's their intention to empty their
shelves 10y the spring almost entirely, and with this
view, from this time cut all goods on hand, and
every thing coming in or expected from the CASH
jobs i'll the Northern cities. Will be sold at the
astonishing figures ever seen i'll this mar let.
In rich and splendid ks and Silk Robes. Ealen-
cas and Valencia Robes. Side Stipe and Bay adere
CashmereS Mousclins, Mcriuos. and every descrip.
ton Of Dress Goods, Enihroiltrics, Hosiery, Velvet
and Cloth Cloaks and MantilIas. Chinelie, Stella
Thibct, Cloth, long and square Blanket Shawls Furs
for ladies' Curtains and Curtain Goods, Prints Shirts
and Drawers for Ladies' ami gentlemen, their stock is
full, varied and attractive and always kept up.
In every description of heavy goods for negroes
and out bands, such as White and Grey Blankets.
Flannels. kerseys. Sattnetts. Sleeps Grey, Pulled
Cloths Linseys OznahTrgs, Plaid COttons Shcetings
and Shirtinys, with Linen Damasks Linen Sheet
ing, Irish Linens, BaiZes, Druggets, Bed Blankets,
Quilts, &C they have great stock, and will offer
them either to cash or prompt customers at prices
which will surprise the most skeptca All they ask
from city and country trade is an examination of
their stOck in order TO effect sales.
oc 22-6t TH0S. r. PRICE co.
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Sale conducted by GoDpIs 4 AppEssos. Auct
V'HE VALUABLE FARM OF 915

Psi consequence of The stringency in the mo-
ney market, material change will be mad. in the
above terms. which will be made known at the hour
of sale.
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By Alexander Mott.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND
l. GR0CERIES-wili be sold at auction, ct my
store, on TUESDAY moraing next, the 18th inst.
commencing at 10 O'Clock, q large and general -
sortmsnt new and secoud hand Furniture.
DRY GUDS.-Cloths, Cassmeres, Cassinetts, LIN
seys, Musus. Cambrics and Domestics. Ready Made
Clothing, Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps and Bonnet.-
GRUCERfES.-Whiskev, Tin, Brandy, Rum, Mo-
oc ~ ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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By d. M. Palliam 4 Co., Aucts.

A NO. COOPER AT AUCTION.-We
IA will sell at our Office on tn sSDAY, nth inst.
at 10 O'Clock a No. COOPER, BY order OF chester.
field court. d. PULLlAM Co.,
&C al-dtd Auctioneers
GALE OF THE BIRTH-P ACE OF
~ HENRY CLAY-will be offered for sale pablic-
ly TO the highest bidder on the 9Th day Of October,
ISL il not scld privately before, at Hanover Court
House. the aforementioned tract Of Land, lying In
Turnout on the Virginia Central kailrosd, sbeut
miles from the Conrt House. miles from Richmond,
and containing 2s acres, being soil of superior quail
iy suitable to the growth OF tobacco. wheat, corn,
&C, and in go al state ofimprovement
The improvements on the Land consist OF COM
Portable Dwelling House, in good repair, OF rooms
good Barn. Corn House and Stable, and the necessS
ry out-houses
The Farm will be shown to any one wishing 10
purchase, by Mr.. John II. Andersen. residing the
j. r. ANDERSON,
Or to WILLIAM D. WINSTON.
Address, Hanover Court House. &C e-swtds.
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r.. E5 RICHMOND AND Pc
60 - @E2rs TERSBURG RAILROAD
VIRGINIA STATE AGRlCULTURAL FAIR

Passengers to the Agricultural Fair, at Richmond
will receive RETURN TICKETS on and after MONDAY,
the 26th inst at 81 Ueach good until the last tr An
on MONDAY, the I'd of November.
Articles for exhibition at the Fair, will be charged
full price to the Fair and will be carried back free.
provided there has been no change of ownership.
An Accommodation Train will leave Richmond and
Petersburg daily, at 9 o'clock, A. ~: during the
week OF the Fair. +. III. GILL,
2l-fnnNISt Sunnrintn rdnnt.
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GEORGE sTERRETT.

EsYF" A CARD.-JoHN A. CALYO, Artist,
has resumed his course of lessons in DRAWING AND
PAINIISG in all their branches.
Application TO be made at VIM. SATTLER Co,
l&2 Main street, &C Inns
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GALE OF THE BIRTH-PLACE
BY Larus y shine.
TRADE SALE OF $4,000 WORTH

TRADE SALE OF $4,000 WORTH
L OF SILVER PLATED WARE, Watches.
mencing at half past 10 O'Clock, will be sold At
ton, AT the store No. o. next door TO F. Pairo q
and the trade generally, $4,000 worth of silverPla-
ted Ware Watches. Jeweiry. Toys, Castors, Clocks,
Spoons, Forks, &c, comprising the most valuable
aud usctn stock Of Goods offered to the Rich
mond public.
The STOCK oeipg the effects Of Northern failure.
the sale will be peremptory and every article offer
ed will he sold.
En- Country merchants and hou.ekeepers will
find II their ad santa TO attend these sales,
such an opportunity may never again offer.
Sale TO take place every morning and evening, ur-
oil further notice. = -
oc l5--ts LARUS d SHINE, Aucts.
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n17g~ To NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-A re-


tired Clergyman restored to health in few days. af
ter many years Of great nervous suffering, is anx Gus
to make known ;ke means o.! cure will send free
the prescription u-c,I. Direct the Rev. JOHN VI
DAGNALL, No. IsG Fulton street, Brooklyn, y. Y.
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g.Xr" SPLENDID Dress GooDs. -
ROBES,
SILKS.
SHAWIS
NY GOVERNOR STREET Stove STORE.

arriving this morning by steamer. purchased. and to
be sold. at a GREAT SACRIFICE FOR CASH.
&C as-3t PRICE Il WATKINS.
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By E. B. Cook & Co.. Aucts.

FURNITURE, TRUNKS, &C., AT AUC-
TION.-we will cell THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock.
at our store lot Of Household snd Kitchen furni-
ture, embracing the usual variety.
Also. an invoice Trunks Travelling Bags, She's.
Clocks, Knives, Razors, &C.
very fine. Y. b. COUK q 90,
Ne Aurf
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BY John A. Lancaster & Son.

CTOCKS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
~ win be sold at auction, on WEDNESDAY, 28th
October, at II O'Clock, at our Office:
d shan Farmers Bank Stock
5000 Virginia Central Railrta Mortgage
Bonds
Is shares Richmond and DanrilIe Railroad
Stock
so shares Va Central Railroad Stock
$1,000 Virginia ard Tennessee Railroad Mort gage
Bonds.
&C 23-td JNO. A. LANCASTER Il son.
Will be added $500 Richmond and Petersburg X.
z. Co. per cent Bonds. j. A. l.. & son.
USTEES' SALE OF "ALLEY'S"
l. TAVERN, AND 2j ACRES OF LAND, ON THE
WESTUAM PLANK ROAD In accordance with
the provisions of deed Of trust executed by 1hns IL.
Alley, TO Ambrose Hutcheson. trustee dated 9Th DC
tober, lS26, and recorded in HenIico County Court
office, being thereto requested. We shall sell on
Thursday, 22l day of October 1857 at IA O'co k, z.
", upon the premises. the Tract If Land with the
Buildings thereon situated on the Westham Plank
Road about 81 miles from the city, known as al.
leys Tavern" There 25 acres Of Land attached,
running back to the canal.
The property is 80 well known, that a further de-
bcrptiOn is deemed unnecessary.
TERMs-lne fourth cash; balance at 4. and II
months, with interest. and secured by trust deed.
A. B. HUTCHINSON, (rxor,tors
JNU. A. HUfGH ES0S ! HAe'u'"i'
&C 10 of AMBROSE HUTCHINSON, decd.
P0STP0NEMENT.-The safe of the above pro-
perty 10 postponed till further notice. oc2I
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an 22--3fn
nss- Why SUFFER- WITH RHEumAr1sm

Neuralgia Head Ache. Ear or Tooth Ache. or pain
in any part Of the limbs OF body stomach or bowels,
when you eau be cured INSTANTLY with Harris
H0RNE'S CURE-ALLl 1t is fine tonic for weak
stoinaehs and bowels giving them tone and strength
TO digest food, thus curing Indigestion aud Dyspep
STA. Let ali who slffer buy bottle from PURCELL,
LADD co, or other Druggstsin Richmond. Bot
Ties Is and 50 cents. &C lH-6m
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40 YOUNG MULES AT AUCTION y

I'll W w
~ Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
October. 1857, (beiug the second day of the State
Fair,) commencing mt II O'Clock at the lot on Main
street opposite the Fair Grounds, ~ young Mules
direct from Kentucky. They are said to be Of good
size.
The particular attention of farmers and others il
called to this sale.
TETMs-Four months credit for approved endorsed
negotiable notes. interest added. liberal discount
for cash. GODDIN IL APPERSUN
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81
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HsaEn WArsoN,s norRLE GLASS AMnno-

TYPES. OSEY 25 CESTs.--Be sure and see WAFSoN's
DOUBLE GLASS AMREoTYPEs at p and 81 cents be-
fore you have your likeness. Rooms - Main street
MtLtlN0TYPEs and PANoTYPRs taken by him. The
" hole OF the first weeks profits tn be given TO the
poor Of this city. 26-lm
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sSE~ LOOK AT THIs.-If you want a

genuine Ambrotype, just call at GIBBS Gallery,
where he is furnishing his customers, with the
genuine double glass Ambrotype, Warranted for
beauty and durability. superior to any made) at
cheaper rates than any house ia the city.
Our work is two well know to require any putting
from US.
Gallery, Corinthian Hall, between eth and 10th,
Main street. =. l.. GIBBS.
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ssss. DR.. JOHN B. WALrHALL. (Homeo-
smP.H. AyLErT, Attorney at Law

pathst) offers his professional services to the cit
us of Richmond aud its vicinity. Office at his re-
silence ON Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
je l-l2InE
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E6~ FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-Every per-
son using SCALES should only use the best, which
can always be had Of Fairbanks agents,
MESSRS. CLARkSON, ANDERSON 4 CO,
&c I'm No. i06 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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Practices in all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
mond, and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts OF Chesterfield. Henrico Hanover and King
\ lliam counties.
aS-0ffice over the. store Of P Johnston & Brothe
No. lis Main street. jy tin
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DYTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

~ A PROCLAMATI0N.-Wh Whereas, under suthori-
ty vested iii the Executive by law, commissioner
has been appointed 10 examine into the condition OF
the Bank Of kanawhs, and, by the report Of said
commissioner, i is manifest that the Bark cannot
meet its liabilities and that its assets to q large
amount have been removed beyond the limits Of the
Commonwealth, and without the operation Of its
laws and it having been reported by its President,
in n communication hereto annexed, that the said
Bank hss ceased 10 redeem its notes IN gold or silver
coin after having made every effort to do There
FORE l. Henry A. Wise. Governor OF the Common
wealth of iTginis do hereby prohibit the bills or
notes of said Bank 10 be received In ent VI any
| the Commonwealth are required to take notice
thereof.
| (-A-) In testimony whereof, have subscribed
H. s. lniy name and caused the Seal Of the State
t-r-2 To he affixed hereunto, at kichmond, this
tenth day of October, 1857, and in the SD Of the
Commonwealth. HENRY A. WISE.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE W. MuNFoRp, Secretary of the Com.
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+ WILL SELL, ON THE 20TH OF NO

Il VEMBER, all of my Crops. Stock of Cattle,
Mules. Farming Utensils 80 2t0 barrels of Corn
Hay and oatr; all of my Household and Kitchen
Furniture; ais" my Farm is for lease containing 2j2
acres l25 cleared in fine heart, with fine Orchard
which will nearly pay the rent of the place. and also
excellent Buildings. Its situated on the Manches-
ter Turnpike, about q miles above Manchester.
2l-3tS r j DJCKEN
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- ACRES, TAVERN AND MILL, AT CHEs-
TERRIFIED COURT HOUSE, FOR SALE AT AUG
Tl0N.-At the request of MIR. Wm ii. Duvai, we will
sell at auction, at Chesterfield G. House MONDAY
9thot November, at IL oclk.. Chat being day
A NJ. the above valuable real estate. The tract con-
tains 9i5 acres of which about 100 cleared
aud in high state of Improvement The balance is
mo tly in pine and oak timber. part of this land
lies on or near the Glover Hill Railroad, ard unite
near to the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad thus
making 1t OF very convenient access to market. The
improvements consists of Tavern. containing 4
rooms. besides Barroom of sufficient size to accom-
MEDIATE the public-the bar and Bowling Alley pro
dnce about $40 per day. The Dwelling contains
rooms recently built and of good material. There
Is also. good Barn, Stable and all necessary out
houses, together with go d GRIST MILL of suf
fcient capacity to supply the neighborhood. There
Is also On 0yerseer's and Milers House. The pnr-
chaser VI this property at his ele tion take the
Mules Farming Implements &c, at valuation. The
above property will be divided sold together as
may be deemed best ut the time OF sale. Plats and
surveys can be seen at our Office in a few days.
TERMs.-OnefouIth cash; one-:ourth at months,
and the balance at 2and years Tor bonds or notes
bearing interest, secured by trust deed
GODDIN IL APPERS0N,
6--2tawtd AuctiOnpcrs
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Be- TAKE NoTICE.-Madame AGOULD,
the worltrenowned Seer and Planet Reader an,
nounces to the public that she will positively close
her rooms on Saturday next. She sincerely returns
her thanks for the numerous patronage she has re-
ceiyed since her stay in Richmond, and hopes all
who desire to consult with her will call early at the
Norvell House, Main street, between 18th and 18th
2i--ht*
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ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF

rEy;:zz=g=55zz=z.s1 ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF
-. s-es sss..s' TIL Z AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF
VlntilNlA.-Notice is hereby given that members
of the Agricultural society who may come over the
route of this Company between Washington and
Richmsnd, the occasion of the Animal state Fair
which will commence on TUESDAY, 9th 0cto-
ber will be allowed the privilege Of returning Free
and Ticket to that effect can be obtained of any
agent of the Company at the time of taking passage
for Richmond. provided the Society's Certificate of
Membership is exhibited to such agent at the time
of purchasing a Ticket for Richmond Persons will
not be allowed the privilege Of returning free after
becoming members ut Richmond. -
SAM'L RUTH,
Superintendent Transp STATION.
Office R. F. PR. X. Co..
Richmond, Oct. 7, 81.
n. B.-Tickets nottransterable and good only from
Sunday, 2jth October, to Monday, I'd of November,
1857, inclusive. S. R.. Supt Trans.
&C T-t2dN -
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ssERIcHaoND MADE STovEs-TuE

ADVANTAGES IN PURCHASING RICHMOND MADE STOVES
They made OF the best material and extra heavy
to stand the i'll usage of servants. Broken
plat s can be conveniently replaced at a moderate
cost They are warranted 10 operate 10 the satisac
ton Of the purchaser. They cost no per pound
chan the Northern stoves.
Wholesale warerOom at the Foundry. Retail trade
supplied by the city dealers.
These Works have been in successful operation for
nearly six years. and have acquired high reputa
ton Tor the quality of their manufactures.
ASA SNYDER
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Fail campaign for lNj7 now opened. with larger
and stdi more desirable assortment than in any for
year, consisting in part Of entire cargo from
the justly celebrated foundry IF C. Barstow, which
judges OF gooiwork particularly invited to eX-
anime. Persons having in Stoves, Ranges or
Furnaces of this make. obtain repairing pieces,
on application, nj factory prices -
GEORGE STERRETT.
y. B.-Sutes of solvent suspended Banks of Virgil
MIA. North and South Carolina Mary land, PennsyE
vania, New England received for goods at our re-
gular cash prices, and market value allowed for
specie. &c l3
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$50 REWARD.-The above re-
&SA ward of twenty dollars viii be paid by the
80 Snbscribar to any person who vii deliver 10
~ him, at Cragton, in HeBrico county, his ne
gro g1ri NANCY. who some times calls herself Nancy
Nsncyfsa very likely bright muIstto. bushy head
very bright black eye, and about u years old She
il believed 20 be in the citv of Richmond its vi
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