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R. KEININGHAM has removed to

T R. KEININGHAM has removed to
q. No. 227. jusi opposite his old stand, and next
door TO Gre nshaw, Quarles Il Co.. where hs will be
very glad 70 see his friends Thankful for past ia
vors he will try to merit future Ones and being op
posed to large profits, he confidently offers
ces OF satisfaction 10 all who may favor him with
call
As heretofore, his attention will be given to BOOK
BINDING and BLANk-B0OK MAKING at strictly
iair rates j. X. KEISINGHAM
Book seller ans Binder
l6-lln Rrna at batxU al ar
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Result OF THE CRICKET MATCH AT ALHAsY.-The
cricket match between the State and New York
city clubs closed Wednesday at Albany. The
score Of the State club $50, and that Of the N
York city club 1885, Majority for the State club 20
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\
: L. GENERAL. AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
Attends f. The coiltSti0u ui Claims, Hiring ont Ne
sr,,-. renting aut Houses, and general Commission
business
81 Once ltth street opposite Exchange Hotel
with W. II IRJlAzrd70H, RiCLsond, Va.
y 4
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T,O HOTEL KEEPERS, HEADS OF
l. FAMILIES AND ALL OTHERS FOND OF
THE LUXURIES OF LIEE.-SEMPLEs InfalIibls
Baking Powders the greatest preparation known for
making sweet light and wholesome Bread Puddings
and Pastry Of all kinds Que trial will insure the
of them in any family forever. II Is saving Of tiIne
saving Of trouble and saving OF money--three in
dispensabe savings to be fulfilled In these modern
times Of reform. For sale wholesale aud retail, by
JNo. ". GARLICK, Proprietor.
je22 Market Place Franklin street.
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SARATOGA MoRALS-Tho Board of Trustees of the
town Of Saratoga, New York, have passed law
imposing fine of $40 upon any person who shall
"u any obscene or vulgar language, which Ian
guage used shall offend decency and tend to cor
ruption Of Iaorals"
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ACCIDENTAL" SHooTING.-A young man by the
name Of Biehl has been arrested in Berks county
Pa, charged with shooting and killing a child of
John b. Snyder. 1t it stated that the evidence at
the inquest upon the body of young Snyder, (who
wasa lad OF about eleven years OF age appeared to
show that the shooting was not premeditated, al
though highly culpable degree of carelessness in
handling the pistol is justly chargeable to the &C
cused. He was, therefore, committed to prison to
await his trial. The taking of human life. by what
is styled "accidental shooting, while recklessly
handling firearms. is becoming far 10 frequent to
go altogether unpunished.
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BOARDING. &c.

ROARDING.-Boarders can obtain good
I'ruoms. by the month or year on the usual terms,
S. central and pleasant neighborhood. Six or eight
ut!emcu also be provided with meals, at the
-ular price, hy applying 10 Miss BROWN NJ the
l.9ruce OF Jas Brown, jr.. on 7th street, between
-Flrr and Franklin. Jy It's
NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
y stanton. Virginia,
WM. b. GILK9ON, PROPRIETOR
omnihu-e- free of charge, run in connection with
t.- Hotel and the Railroad Depot.
eN, livery attention is given TO passengers who
Fl-u tp depart by either Of the lines Of travel.
Min
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CARDINAL yfALD PRELA is aetiag In q very Chris
tian manner at Bolona, being busy in clothing the
naked statues. a
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INDIAN OUTRAGEs IN MExIco-A letter from Aca.
paico states that the city of Ygnla had been again
for the third time. entered and plundered by Juan
Nicari0. sixty citizens, who took refuge in their
Old church, weee killed that curious and antique
piece of architecture levelled to the ground by
the outlaws -
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PARTLY SETTLED Six LITTLE cbans
Joseph Raymon, Herman Risner James Gill. Ed
ward Childress, William Galagherand Jas Toombs.
were arraigned before the Mayor yesterday charged
with stealing pistols from Gronwald, of Broad
street, IN November last, and with stealing gold
pens, &c, from A. Morris a few nights since S1,no
Raymon proved that he had no lot nor part in the
theft and being boy of good character was dis
charged. Gill also showed that he too, was inno-
cent, and his Honor let him of. Risner could not
prove his innocence for portion of the stolen pro
perty was found in his possession, and the Wit
nesses saw him break the window; but being very
small and young, he released by giving hail
for his future good behavior. The other three
were held in custody until to-day when the Mayor
Will probably dispose of them. To0mbs seems to
have been the only one engaged in robbing Mr.,
Morris; and, if so, he must he very dangerous
boy TO he turned loose in the community
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TO NUFERIISERN IND BUSJNEVC NFW
The Nelos. having regular, permanent sefniwse
ly circulation as II not larger than any other
newspaper among the farmers and substs n,Sal hnsl
men of Fredericksburg and this section Of vir
gina, IA confidently recommended q medium Sf
advertising surpassed by other in this niaSa II
numbers among its readers those who are alba tn
buy literally aud pay promptly, and whose custom
would be valuable to business men.
Neither labor nor expense Will be spared to make
the Netes worth more than paid for IL by subscr4
bers or advertisers.
Immediate applications, snclosing Ae mnnsy, msy
be made to NEWS OFFICE,
iyg-ts Fredericksburg Va
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Thomas Burns, a laborer. died In New York Wed
nesday from sun stroke. Several others were seri-
ously affsctsdby the intense rays Of the sun
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MISSEsoTA CONSTITUTIONAL CoSyENTIoS-The Min
nssota Constitutional Convention met at St Pauls
on the l4th Fifty-nine republicans and forty Five
democrats were present, engaged in the work Of
drafting constitution. The republicans remained
in session night and day in order to retain posses
sion of the hall
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HoMcIDR IN MIssIssIPPI-Ths Macon Beacon o
the lst mentions the killing in Cookville, Noxubee
county, of MIR. James Ii. Deale by Mr.. George H.
Jamison. trivial dispute arose between them
when Deale slapped Jamison in the face The latter
had knife in his hand whiting q stick AMI he
instantly stabbed Deale to the heart He died in
few moments. Both were men Of large families
Jamison has been admitted TO bail in the sum of
S2500 ~ "
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REMOVALS, &c.

DEM0VAL-The subscriber has remov-
II Dl To his new hve story store on the opposite
..l. Main street doors belsw the late stand of
A,ssrs. Purcell, Lsdd Go.
LOUIS J. DOSSIEUX,
SteaIa Candy Manufacturer,
M ~ Main
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WILLIAM HURLEY, BANKER,
W - Main IT, opposite the St. Charles Hotel.
Richmond, Va,
Isslcr in Domestic Exchange, Tncurrent Bank
Sltrr Business Paper and Marketable Securities Of
tsrry description
LAND WARRANTS bought asi sold
{. 4
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EDUCATION.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
W ST1TNTON VIRGINIA.

WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
W STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
The eighth annual session of this Institution will
l851, and close on the last Thursday in June.
The Institute is incorporated by the Legislature OF
Virginia, and grants Diplomas and Certificates OF
Il embraces two departments: Preparatory and
collegiate. In the first the elementary branches of
English are taught THOROUGHLY. In the Collegiate
Department, the course of study is systematic and
comprehensive. and such as. when fully pursued
ture ol all the Intellectual social and moral faculties
produce harmonious fullness OF being and ft the
pIp 70 M hohorably and usefully her appropriate
All the departments of instruction ara in charge of
d teachers anu are provided with apparatus
anu othor means necessary for the pleasant and suc
| ce5sful prosecution of their respective studies
Inc Boarding department. and all the domestic ar
cpa anu ms lady, whose best efforts are used TO make
the Institute pleasant home for pupils
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Board, washing, lights and fIel. 81 70
lnitoh' Preparatory Department. 30
Music on Piano, with use of instrument, , ~
Modern Languages, ..... ~
Ancient Languages and Vocal Music, NJ extra
Rs- 1t is desirable that applications be made early
and pupils lie prompt in attendance on the frat day
of the session
For catalogue, or further information. address
jy l7-d2aw5w&wclw ''''-'' ! LIN 'p"'
MI 100 IEuhANI . DOAhDING AND
- - DAY SCH00L.-The second session of Miss
fEdRAM SCHOOL will begin on the Ist of October
next and viii end the a0th of June, 1853.
me course of instruction will be thorough and ey-
sehsNe, reaching from the elementary to the highest
branches of Education,
J, me English Department will be under the imme-
dlate supervision of Miss PEGRAM. She will also re-
have left school, '9 -'N '''
competent assistants will be employed in each
department, and French will receive especial atte.
ton. ~ 7Poe'''' "''o1'
=, circulars containing full information concerning
me- ms Sonooi may be had on application to Mrs J.
PEdRAM, Linden Square Richmond - y
PERSONS intending to enter PuniIs are n
engage them without delay, so that Arrangements
may be made for their accommodation > -'1
Jy y2-dFu. Th&Sat tlAugawts
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ SCHOOL-BY ROGER MARTIN
This school opens on lst October and closes on 1,h
July. ''' Oi'''' on '''i
TERMs-lPAYABLE sEMI-ANNUALLY IN ADvISrEN
. Classical and Mathematical Department
Snt0r CtdSs-Ihe Classics and higher Mathe-
Juai9r CtGsS-The Rudiments of the Classics
with the higher English Branches ..' IN Oo
English Department.
iiiSieI 40 90
Primary. IN M
FRENCH is taught by Prot. EAI0y ~ ~
Jy l6-3m ROGER MARTIN
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The GREAT MONUMENT which it is proposed to
erect at Plymouth, Mass, i'll Commemoration of the
Puritan fathers, will be one of the most magnif-
IL is to consist OF colossal figure of Faith point
ing TO the skies and holding Bible under the left
The figure will be of granite, seventy five
feet high, and supported by pedestal eighty feet
high, making in all q noble and unsurpassed monu-
mental structure of one hundred and fifty feet
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NIGHT SCHOOLS, properly conducted
t, can ehect more good in one year among the work
cns,d fassGs as shan all the day schools In the civ
pride prevents the people of the South from ,xa
ing themselves OF the privileges of free schoni
because they had rather their children would ba
reared in ignorance than bear the odium Of chart
dren, as they are old enouob ora VIC mn
trades and they then have leisure for attend;no
school The schools Of tho Mechanics Institn.as
however, overcome both these objections-frst hs.
cause they are taught by night; and second because
all he scholars pay the same price for their tujton
and thereby escape the odium of being called c1r,
ay scholars. With such advantages, can thew fail
to educate the working classes, in the course Of
time and thereby elevate their moral standing =
We think not
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LOCAL MATTERS

CITY CoUNcIL.-An adjourned meetino
OF the Council was held in the Chamber yester,iaY
afternoon at o'clock. Present-Messrs Saunders
Dimmoek, Roddey, Gretter, Millspaugh, Hill, Rob,
inson, Haskins, Glazebrook, Whitfield, Richardson
| and Greanor
Mechanics Iastiute-The order of the day being
the reception of the report of the Special Commit
| tee appointed to confer with a Committee of the
| virginia Mechanics Institute Mr. Gretter the
Chairman, presented report, which was read and
| discussed
The report proposes to exchange the Lafayette
nan lot with the Institute, for the one on 9th street
lately purchased by the Institute, that body being
| required to erect upon it Hall to carry on its
| schools, etc. The report provides, however that
whenever the Institute shall fail to carry out its
| objects, the lot shall revert back to the city.
Dr. kOddy offered a substitute the following re-
| solution:
Resolved, That the sum of $4,000 in city bonds
De, ana Is hereby appropriated to the Virginia Me
| chanics Institute.
The question being taken on the substitute, it
was lost.
On motion, the report of the committee was then
| taken up and adopted.
Mr. Gretter offered the f,llowiny rssolution
which was adopted
resolved, That the City Engineer be instruct I
10 iufnlsh the council with plan and drawing OF
building, with an estimate of the cost thereof
70 accommodate the Fire Company Hook and Lad
der Company, Artillery Company and those city
Hall. ~ WV
was adopted:
IN resolved That the Attorney for the city prepare
aih nave executed the deed from the city to the
sieehanlcs institute of the ground on which La
;se yil Is located, and deed from the Mecha-
~, o institute to the city of Richmond of the lot
on Oh 9Th street, exchanged by them for Lafayette
toa o" IA accordance with the report of the Commit
'ee On the Mechanics Institute
;. VI. vi motion of Mr.. Glazebrook, o committee of
s .nlee was appointed to confer with tho Governor
to ete 70 the claim of the State upon the rooms
occupied by the Artillery company. with authority
o,o.y out the arrangement contemplated by the
00Niilit'ee Niit on the Mechanics Institute.
was n,aaa Treet Br'dge-An appropriation of S7O0
canal y. ~; 10! the erection of bridge over Haxals
0'|,, ~I, At lts intersection with 9th street
oo m"y oTalndnces.-The President announrad tba
the " cooperate with the Mayor in revising
tno 9ruihances, viz: Messrs Grattan Dmmock IGIf
| hoadey and Haskins. NJ Aii1i'
PrrS Tt n9raens-Messrs. Luther L. Libby. William
burke d. b. Bridgford and James y pidiioL 'iniAn @
months ~ 'he ensuing twelve
ere sDcepartnentThe sum of s., 400 was annro-
p'iaaeu .a Ior the purchase of new hose fP''
>. Aiier some other unimportant businssa tho c,,,,
| Gil adjourned. -' 'u''i'ess, the Coun-
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A Letter from Lunenburr.

IA venerable, old-fashioned reader of the Di,.
pa'ch' residing in Lunenburg sends us brief .pi,
'e' 'ouehing the condition of things In his baiI
""s. Tie commences by informing us that be reads
Dispateh, and would like il better If II did not
-, ." many horrible accounts of crime and acci
a. =. "'o"h ana educated as he was In the auieter
sh~, tsi oass oi the Republic" he Is naturally
ol,,s,, 'Aese SAD times. He comes to the con-
80 -" .hat "the world is full Of deyi,s and tha,
oho nan Is trying to destroy tho other .If -
'ueo"eds, he continues ssI r.ckor ,,ot 49,,
s"a,s 'hlhhed up here but vastly cro,x51
W. After this, he gives us so,na .coo,,.,.
P'' ana ADDS some opinions-sensibIa .os
n about the times We r;va ,bis 80.
OF his lctter:I We give TINS part
w. LUSENBvRa, July H. 1857.
rain C,,,.;a,a' W nave had some fine showers os
nai, horhna'a aoio 40 damage has been done i'm acme
neisho1ihoods to the crops and land bv wa.hin bie
some plantations are almost ruined t,,r ts.
10 our wheat Is Of very good quality Tt ha
yioil - small no are beginning to cut our osts
grs~insrapdly. The chinch bug is infas,inas anu
hoids. great deal of our tobacco cron wa wnn'
late planted, and see that much of il IL DIN -
me MI. Inc Inc stand IN red land seems to be Very
difficult. The crop will be late and uncertain
The high price of tobacco has run the peonIs al,
most distracted about making it, If the price keens
up, wheat and bread will soon become an object
hard TO get end high to buy. have lived To bs
old, Gta n>rer any Northern TEny bales in
LuHcnJuIy until n0lo! Nor have ever before seen
Northern corn supplying us with bread. Tis hard
to tell what will be the consequence of all this
progresS. We arc become dependent on foreign
countries ereH Jor manure To f>rtlise oar SOILS 1t
should not be 80; and wise people would abau
don it, But Nrginians are goa ahead people, right
or0pgi
Seriously speaking, is there not great danger of
a reverse Of fortune in our prosperity / have
several thigh times" (where high prices pre-
vailed3 but must confess, the times never got
quite ~ high here before | have seen times fall
and crush many poor fellow; but if sudden
reverse of things should take place now, be you
well assured you would hear squalng 1t will be
we'll for those who keep in safety and on their
guard for there are breakers ahead fear Adieu
for the present, and forever, reckon. d.
The Police War-Germs of Future
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T. 7. COOk 4 co. CTIONHERs
i. No -. MAIN STREET. offer their services TO
g. publ. s. AuCtioncerN or the sale uf Real Estate
IHru!urc. groceries. In! Gopda Horses Cattle, &c.
a thc shortest notice and upon tho most reasonable
ir!Ibs.
iiay@ng large AMI commo.iiuu- rooms they will re-
.Fc gOyi5 Tor ntle NJ pirate sat- without the charge
g storage.
outdoor sales sl every description attended to up
GA reasonable terms.
Il COOK. wM. MOTT
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FRATRIcIpE.-On the 4th inst at Neslkoro. Wis
consin, Philip Murphy shot his brother William,
dead and then attempted to shoot his sister and a
his esCane.
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TIE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS. pub

I ~ It I1ItII hIoDUf n T. " 3, puD-
=, lshed sEAi-wEEKLY, would not willingly he poeak-
~ ". 10y any consideration any subject or in any
VI LIS uepaI tinents original selected Ii endeavors
~ pc ussLt 70 the farmer especially and TO all poll
CiaIis hno others open To conviction or willing 70
oteh 70 ft.9l its political friends having been re-
Gently demolished in the late election il viii support
MT. Buchanan against the attacks Of the Democratc
pafty, ana 10 IN the market for paying subscrihers
without regard to creed or nationaty~would 4.
lief have those who can't read English a. apy othsr.
if they are honest men. EsN'f 90 MY o'"oA''
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JOiik ". DAVIES,
o DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MsRBLR BROWN STONE AND GRASfTE
NAN STEFET BETWEEN sTn AND gra SITS
hONi HEN1s, TUhBS HEAD PIECES.
House ami store FTosta, NiISis~ aat Door Sili- &c.
H4vyinR Grounds enclosed with Stoas Aad Iron Rail
.ak fiFst premiun awarded - ths Mechanics In
,Htuts aud Agricultural society sf Virginia.
'IHOMAS W. REESE,
CTTONEER,
(0fite corner OF l2lh and Cary streets)
VII attend 10 the sale Of REAL ESTATE, MER-
tHASDISE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
as~SAle II Horses every SATURDAY.
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EXPENSES oP THE BRITISH NAvY.-The grand total
OF the navy estimates for the current financial
year is $45,37 leo, of which S1605O0U0 has been
already voted, and s2s, ,i2 100 remains to be voted
Of this sum 81, 146,665 is for wages of seamen &C.
S2669,6l0 for provisions; t421 ,0S5 for the admi
rally Office $590750 for the coast-yard service and
volunteers; sl65,4To for the scientific branch
S4bl, ,l20 for establishments at home, and sIo69l5
for those abroad s292l $50 for wages to artificers
at home aud $l66,9l5 for those abroad S4,477 $50
for naval stores; 81 S92 075 for works 100000
for medicines; $220S 0l5 for half pay, &c, and the
remainder for military provisions and allowances
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The Police War-Germs Of Entnr.
CORRESPONDENCE OF rHs RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH. ]

Strife and Social Ardrchy-VUgiaid and Kdnsas
Cot Vase and the PrSsdency- Commerce
Heath Of the city, dc.
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VERMONT DEMOCRATIC CoSvENAToN-The Democrat
tc state Convention of Vermont met at Rutiedge on
Ihnisday. Four hundred delegates were present
Resolutions were adopted sustaining President
Bnchanans administration, approving OF the Dred
SCOTT decision and the course of GOV Walker in
Kansas; advocating repeal of the prohibitory
law, anu directing that an address to the people of
Vermont be prepared. Resolutions of respect to
the memory of the Hon VIM L. Marcy were also
adopted. Willis Lyman nominated for Lit
Governor, and j. ]. Thurston TOR Treasurer
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E.-The undersigned having
~ qualified as Executors under the last will and
testament Of james G. SPOTS decd, request all per.
sons having claims against the present them,
properly authenticated and all persons indebted are
requested to make immediate payment 70 JOHN @.
SPOTS. JAMES THOMAS ia
JNO. y. WRRSN,
JN0. u. SPOTS
Executors Of James g. SPOTS, decd.
Richmond. July s. l~T. ~ a-im
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P0sr OYFICE APPAIRs.-Esta6lishmei meitS-Reedy "
Spring Appomatox county j. Z. Bass, postmaster.
Aiton, Nelson county; David Hansbrough, post.
master.
To fill vacancies created by resignation, appoint
Benedict IL. Crabbc postmaster at Hague, West
moreland county, vice W. B. Chownsng; Peyton
Randolph postmaster at Blossom Hill, Princess
Ann county, svice.EIW. Copps; Richard II. Yaneey
postmaster at Lacey Springs, Rockingham county,
vice VIM. III Bailey.
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- EMOEAL.-Ne have removed tempo
- rarily to No Pearl street, under the Exchange
II tel, where We shall be pleased TO our old
I. .u.nIs. Z. ". PURCELL CO,
jrf Exchange Brokers'
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EllOVAL-Dc PLUME has remove,

IL his office to the third house, South OF Trinity
lHureh, South side, and about one hundred yards be-
.N the Exchange Hotel Dir. continues to treat all
phlIt!C and guuorrhral complaints; and having had
glch practice in this lc, atters himself that he
lfe very general satisfaction. call from those in
: irstci il solicited
nr T. AHO makes and vends one Of the best restora-
ttr- Chemical Extract Of French Flowers for CON
v'tuti0nal weakness, ever offered to the public.
br. =. may be consulted confdentially by letter or
Gtrrwise. Medicines Herurey packed and sent 10 or
s-i III anost any direction.
ONCE hours from A. NJ. till A. VI. Franklin
ret. near the kNchange Hotel, Richmond city. Va.
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nR. JOHN Is. WALTHALL. IHosGp4

DR JOHN Is. NALTHALL, (HoMGpA-
- THsT offers his professional ices to the cti-
u- II Richmond and its yiciSJtv. Office Main
-'.."t. opposite the ExchaHxe Bank. Residence lat
ilr- at at Mr.. u. r. Peakes, Ga RosS street, law
I.-IT~ above the KiC hnJud House. 10 l-GTn
AOTlCE.-Thc subscriber offers his SER
y vices to the public, as Collector sf all kind, of
uUz and hopes sy strict attention and prompt re-
Turns l. merit fair proportion OF business. He
le found Al Messrs. Goidn & Apporsoa's.
l.. II. LUCK.
Ecfrr7tu GoGtin i App"rsun. TLo@- L. Dudley, Lu-
T. August, John +. Ballard, Horace l.. Kent.
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o. NOTICE. have for sale, lease or
E rent, Houses, Lots &C., from lst to 3rd Streets
and in the county of Henrico some OF which Lots
cannot be surpassed for beauty and locality by any
within the corporation limits and when you come
to county Lots, for soap and candle factories Nature
could not have done her part for the conve-
nence of man to erect such establishments upon all
any of the above. shall be pleased to have the
views of operators upon the subject before them
Apply TO II. w. TYLER,
M 5-3m Agan ar ha Trus
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g. FOR RENT.-That large and con-
LII ysnient Store Room, witk cellar attached next
% the office Of ii. T. Pairo Co.. corner of I4th and
Main, now occupied by the Methodist Book Concern.
cheap and first rate business stand. Possession
given at once. Apply on the premises.
m Oq-fs