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UNFORTUNATE CoNDITIoS.-Some f

UNFORTUNATE CoNDITIoN.-Some few
days since young man arrived in this citv from,
Washington, apparently in feeble health and took
| lodgings at the Broad Street Hotel After being
there short time, the proprietor discovered that
his mind was wandering, and that he seemed to be
almost unconscious of what he was doing at GER
tain intervals, but did not suppose his situation
such aS to require his especial attention. On sun
day last, while laboring under fit of temporary
arrangement. the stranger procured a large vial OF
laudanum and swallowed it, but fortunately the
dose was great, that the stomach became nau.
seated and threw of the deadly drug thereby PIE
venting his death In short time after this occur
renee, DR.. Coleman called i'll see the sufferer
and hndlng his mind seriously impaired. gave him
medical aid, and informed Mr.. Young, the proprc-
tor Of the hotel Of the condition OF his patient
Mr. h. immediately telegraphed his friends III
Washington, and since then has kept bin guard
ed as to prevent him from destroying himself if ne
desired to do so. Yesterday Mr.. Y. received dis
patch from Washington, informing him that the
young mans brother would be here To attend to
him by the first train; that we presume ho is
now on his way back TO his relatives and friends.
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BOARDING. &c.

DOARDING-For Rent with Board, by
- the year or month, pleasant rooms the second
nHt th.ld 1aora OF q house, en- 7th street botweer
',.Hr" aud FrAuklA Persons without chidron pre-
,-rird. Apply al this office y4-ts
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SESrENcED.-Everett, the forger. convicted som,
time since at Wheeling, Va, has been sentenced t,
five years Imprisonment in the penitentiary
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KILLED Br kISDSEss--It is said that the Five
Points Mission and House of Industry, is iu great
danger of failing because time ago it received
a legacy OF twenty thousand dollars An impress
sion has gone abroad that the institution is rich
and thus it has been cut OF from sympathy and
help on which it relied for support. Killed by
kinineaa
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MORE SL4vERS.-A letter from SaGua Ia Grande
Cuba 2 ult, says that ''two bark from the West
Coast Of Africa the night of the 24th inst, land
ell $50 slaves and both vessels were under canvas
the following morning before sunrise, for Brazil
The British consul forwarded letter. stating the
occurrences to the Governor of Jamaica. who has
ordered British friSate to go in pursuit of the
slaYers"
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An OH GAME FoiLtD n BosroN.-A Boston OK
change states that the police Of that city arrested
Tuesday, 1t his house, IA man Whu goes under the
name of Dr. ;. Holman, and pretsnds t. keep q
medical Office and woman named Anna Robinson.
on rhug" ot attempting to extort muney from
Donald Mcdonald. shipcarpenter. Of East Boston.
by threatening to charge him with the crime Oi
adultery. 1t appears that Mcdonald consulted
"pr. Holman in regard to diseased leg, and oh
tanned prescriptions which he went out 10 procure
On his return he war met by Mrs. Robinson, who
Al the ID ctor had lie out, and Vi him into
her room hen there, the doctor rushed in.
charged linn with the commission of n crime with
the woman whom ho alleged to De his wife. and dc
mAnded ) 900 to settle the matter. lie finally,
however lowered his demands to $3.50. but Nc
Donald had no money with him, he agreed to let
him leave the house upon his promise to call again.
Mr. Mcdonald did call again having several police
officers with him, who took tho man and woman
into custody. The Doctor Euys his right name is
Daniel Salvarv. The woman is the same person
who he:Onlcd old man from Maine, named Penn
bertnn out of Al 800 at Charlrstown several years
since. They were both committed to jail,
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,

Nh. ID. uiLkS0S, PROPRIETOR.
omnihusee Tree OF charge, run in connection with
The Hotel and the Railroad Depot
U.s. Every attention IS given 10 passengers who
wlsh 70 depart by either OF the lines OF travel.
uy .sr6n
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PRICE ONE CENT
To TRAyELgRs Gorso. Y,

TO IHAFbhkKs UUINU NORTH. .----We Q
would caIl the attention Of travellers going North
to the advertisement Of the c. 5. Mail steamship
" jamestown leaving here at O'Clock thisaffer-
noon, and arriving in New York early on Thurs
day.
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e It's At Shop, on the corner aboy,

N.a OF IUE FUR KENT.-The LARGE
Lii Basement Room, in Morsoa's Buildings q.
he vacated on tbs st 81 July next Application by
persons who wish to rent this spacious and Comfort
Sbie once may DO made To DR.. WM. b. PLEASANTLY
Dentist, or to
Ie l9-lmF n pFTICOIAa
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~ ,,I,I,S,1e.,,, -, =, ,..3,..,.,, ~,

TO ADFERJISERS 8-ND BUSINESS AEN.
The NerS, having regular. permanent seIniweek.
ly circulation as large. II net larger than any other
newspaper among the farmers and substantial busi-
Of Fre<iercksbuTg and this section Of Yir-
ginia, is confidently recommended a medium II
advertising surpassed by other in this place. IL
numbers among tts readers those who are able 70
buy literally and pay promptly. and whose custom
would be valuable 10 business men
Neither labor nor expense will he spared to mako
the fosos worth than paid for II By subssrf
bsrs or advertisers.
Immediate applications enelosiag tse monsy. mag
be made to NEWS OFFICE, =
jy s-ts Frederic ksburg, Va.
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mrs Moore is suing tho city OF 4 'etsrsbuTg, Va
i4r Injuries sustained BY her hling into hole in
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RoAD TO BE FENCED.-The directors Of the Ohio
and Mississippi road have recently appropriated
s3o0,00O for the purpose Of fencing in the line, and
thus facilitating Gravel and transportation, besides
nsuring additional safeguards to life and property
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODs

w. T. PERKINS & co, No Ifl Eagle Sousro
nave marked down large stock of Rera0e Rohas'
ron e. ana s - to s. from $40 to 81 from as and si
in same proportion. Muslin and 0reanIie RnI ' e ~
New YORK cost. Lawns and Jaconets, a large assort
meht al very low prices, commencing at l0c; II CTS
French Jaconsts at Cost Plain and Striped De Begcs
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TRAVEL THRoUGH MEMpHIs.-Tho Messrs. Patter
son, city agents for the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, received up to 10 o'clock on Monday last
the O s., 80 ~ for tickets We believe this il
the larg, O. amount Of passag, non " ever receive
in one day by any road leading from Memphis
Nearly all the persons, ladies aud gentlemen, wcr,
from Natchez and its vicinity. They took the
tickets to the Virginia Springs, whore they desigI
spending the summer months.-HeBipIttS appeal.
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ID EiOVAL.-Ne have removed tempo
: rarily 10 Ne Pearl -trcrt, uhder tAs Exchange
"a 81. whore We shall he pleased 10 old
.....L- c. " PURCELL & co,
Y.i Exchange Brokers.
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THE DEFENCE OF VERA CRUZ.-The MeXiCans are
preparing for the threatened invasion by the Span
ish expedition late letter says that the defence
at Vera Cruz, Tampico and other ports of the Re
public, proceed with activity. Among other move
ments of troops 5000 have recently been can
tonized at Jaapa to be at transferred to Vera
Cruz in of necessity. 1t is stated by the Eco
National, that. in of with Spain, the Pres
dent will put himself at the head of the Mexican
army. Other papers record evidences of the great
enthusiasm, in defence Of the soil, throughout the
Republic. The National Guards of Cordova and Tlal-
apam in offering their services to Comonfort, beg
favor TO be permitted to march an advance
guard against the enemies of their country Other
equally patriotic and chyalrc offers of services
constantly being made.
FORMATION OF THE A0oS-Examinations of the
moon have been made with rejecting telescope
having specuum OF twenty-one inches diameter
and of fifteen feet focal length By this instru-
ment the as poets Of the moon are to be appa-
rently as confused and chaotic as any part of the
earth, which, in the early history of geology, was
often attributed to some sudden convulsions.-
When the moon is accurately examined, there are
very few portions entirely free from what pre-
sumed to be elevations depressiOns that go deeI
into the moons mass. The rays from tho crater
des G lated as TychO pass through the bottoms o
craters. When looked at through a small instru
ment they appear we'll defined. but through large
they appear broken up and irregular in outline
The only thing on earth TO which these rays can bC
likened, are what are called by biologists dykes
which are to be found i'll many places. These
dykes cannot be traced in the earth, nor can they
be traced to their origin. because they are covered
by large mass of stratifed rocks but precisely
analogous appearances are found in these lunar
rays Il key is thus afforded to the hieroglyphic.
presented by the moon.
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NO CHARGE TO LOOK AT THE

~ G0ODS.-The whole and entire stock 10 sold
off at an alarming sacrifice. $50 pieces striped and
plaid Musns at . cents, worth - cents; checked
Muslin at H. 10 and ~ cents worth double that mo
ney dotted Swiss Musns at II. 10, ~ and cts Cam
Irc Bands at y cents: Collars at 81 and 3T1s cents
worth 81 Infants Wastes at 31a cents and higher;
Irish Linens at 81 3is and % cents; parasols less
than cost; Black Silks unusually low; Bleaehed Cot
tons; Fringe- MORE Antiques; and every description
If Trimmings without regard To cost: Swiss Nnsns
Six Iaces and Edges; Millinery Goods Nitts Hose-
ry Az this stock must be sold off By the 10Th Of Au-
xut persons can rely in procuring the greatest bar
gains ever offer I'd in this city.
iy "a r. GOLDSMIT EOS Broad street.
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SETTLED.-John Brown annoyed the
town last Sunday night, when very tight-bni
while in his rage he was taken to the cage, and
thsre kept in tow until early yesternoon, when the
Mayor let him CO. after he promised to drink no
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How FAST THEY DIsD.-The eminent DR.. Baudens
in able report on his official mission to the
Crimea. affirms that, for some time, two hundred
French soldiers expired daily between that region
and COnstantinope, and that the official bulletins
conveyed adequate idea of the suferings and
priystions Of the troops. and the extent and hOr-
rors Of the mortality If consult he says,
&" the medical statistics of the hospital establish
ments. tho number Of deaths recorded in the hos
pitfalls was about si1ty-three thousand-thirty
thousand in the Crimes and thrtv-two thousand
st Constantinople.' Was another campaign posi-
blel
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STABBING.-A slave, named Fleming

STABBING.-A slave, named Fleming
Jackson, the property of Mrs. Mary Price was ar
raigncd before the Mayor yesterday TO answer tht
charge of feloniousiy stabbing Emanuel Davenport
dence showed that the prisoner had had a difficulty
with Davenport niece, Rebecca-that he had fol
lowed her into Davenports house, after being pro
hibited from entering and that in a scufie between
the parties, he had used his knife on the arms Of
Davenport, and thus effected release from hi.
grasp. The Mayor sent the prisoner on the August
term Of the llustngs Court, for final trial and adj
mitted him TO bail for his appearance to answer
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TALKING CANARY BIRD.-Hr. Henry U. Holmes,
grocery proprietor at the corner of River and Di-
vision streets, is the owner Of an English canary
bird, which speaks words as plain rs u parrot
such an instance seldom If ever occurred, as a
talking canary bird, but such il the case, the
increduious, if they will call, will find it.-Troy
Wig
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n NJ. PULLIAM & co. Auctioneers
~. r., the 81. fS-xr,ce. 4 the old stand Of Pull
...l / DAVIS. W ali street, Richmond, Va.
' DAVID VI. PFLLIAM
.Ft-'.w.z ALBEIT u PCLLIAI.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER OF A FATHER BY his SoNs.-
Two sons of John Lundy, aged II and 1s undertook
to murder him, after decoying him into the woods,
near Brant, c. W. He had married second wife.
and they desire to be rid Of both as TO possess
themselves of the paltry sum of $500. ..
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SALE OF LAND.--It is stated that ex-iov Francis
Thomas has sold the larger portion of his real
tate in Washington county, Maryland, TO Joseph
X. Anderson, Esq, of RicbElond, Va for Sl45,00o.
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J. MILLHISER & BRO.

[ IIAI' I " ELL, 10 BrONd Street, Is
- no" Offering great bargains ill the following
foods: Organ,e Berege and J9cnnrt Robes. Rerev"s.
Tlseues ana Grenadines; Hernanis; silk Musl&ns and
ianait ithrs Plaln and Striped ChaIlies in every Co
LAY ha"h1 ahd oFganties; Black silks; Canton Grapes
iio Allacas; Hoop Skirt of various styles French
Lace hantliias. very cheap; Chantilly Iace NantiI
taS ktIy cheap; Silk Lace Mantillas, Very chenp:
en. m foods OF every description; Servants
am selling at greatly reduced prices and to which
| solicit call. f7' "''" ~ "liit II
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a. FOR RENT.-The three story tone.

E FOR kENT.-The three story tone
El:. ment now occupied by Mr. Belvin. on Maj.
street, between second and third 1t contains tan ~
eleven rooms, with gas fixtures throughout Tha
(nvenent part of the ity. IL viii be found A desi
Fable residence Possession given on the first al
june. Enquire at Northams Bookstore on Main
street my PTS
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INCREASE OF SHHP.-The Fall River News says
that Mr. peleg Almy, at Tyerton Four Corners,
has flock Of eleven sheep, which produced this
season twenty lambs, nine Of which he has raised.
Nine out Of the eleven sheep had two lambs each,
and the other two one each They all in good
condition, and bid fair 10 become fine, handsome
sheep.
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SETTLING DIFFERENTIATION Saturday

SETTLING A UIFFERkNGE.-Un Saturday
last, difficulty occurred between William II
Lankford aud Terrence Mullen, about a Negro
man and the purchase of old rags, which ended BY
the former pitching into the latter and giving hin
sundry blows and kicks, not pleasant to receive
even though administered by less formlabl,
figure. AS such things usually end, the assaant
called before the Mayor yesterday morning
and held to bail to keep the peace, and to answer
an indictment by the next Grand Jury
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LATR AND lNpoRTAyT reoT .,s..

fscaF Q The Sinfs Anaa CJsspsrators
| &c &, ,s,0o.ast--hanseea Dsfeat of AIrar,, T. ~ -
's'"sh--fos'f'tai and General .Se,es. !" Ia
by way of Havana, we have two y..,.
lh'eigenee from all parts of the Msriea. Rsn,,,s'
rom Vera Cruz to the Goth uit., and tho r.. :
Mexico 20 the 10th s CITY o.
Inc santa Anna conspirators, twenty-one =, ,,,,,
~, oy', sIISsted at the capitol the 18th NAV ba,
chadn gang, they were hanished to a anal, ii .ae
the helghhoEhood Of Acapulco, and in,maii. ~ y
pntfH 7oic thther. with an escort of ff,
ger command of General Reyes aiddecsmn 30 thr un
ooVeEnor OF the district. No sooner hnvaap - ~ tn'
TINS 9e'cfinihatien known, than secret disnatch
were at once sent OF TO one John yicartr -
commanded "a band OF rebels, in the yicipitv as ~
t1ut" "hich tho prisoners must pass Thus sdvis
cd icsTio {, II suddenly upon the insufficiept -.
Wltha body OF eight nine hundred men over
powered IT, though not till after stout resistancs
ana set the prisoners free. Gen. Reyes was takan
prisoner, hut ON the intercession of the exile
themselves. his life spared
There have been three important changes in tho
hcxicau Cabinet since our last mails, and there wa
prospect If more Senor fuente has been succeed
cd bE Scnor LHrdo de Tejada, in the Department OF
Foreign Relations Senpr Iallave by Senior Castane-
ia in that of the Interior; and Sonor Iglesias en-
trusted with the portfolio of Fnanceby Senior Gar
Cta OF GuIdalaJara. in that of Justice. Of these
(astaueda and lglesiab havo since resigned, bad
health icing assigned the reason. The latter
however hau consented, AT tne personal request OF
the President, to remain in office till his successor
could be appointed.
The rumor prevailed at the capital, on the 18th.
that Gen. Alvarez, sent to put down the Indian in
surgenis of Chilapa and vicinity, had been repuls
Ell with great Toss. 1t not, however, fully
credited.
1t was also common report at the capital on the
18TH that President Cononfort about putting
himself at the head of the brigade of Zuoaga
whence he would march to Jalapa, there to form
camp, in expectation Of with Spain. The
Trot d URiou, however says it'll has foundation in
fact.
The struggle between the civil and ecclesiastical
powess seems TO make progress. The scenes Of
Holy Thursday camo well nigh being acted over
again Corpus Christi day. The Archbishop peremp-
sory refused to admit the civil authorities into the
cathedral with customary honors, whereupon tht
last unwilling to take upon themselves the respon
sibilty Of disturbing the public peace, kept away
altogether. This produced sort Of - female pro
nunciamiento;' the ladies, always syInpathizns
with the clergy, turned out en- ntuSSe and swelled
the procession far beyond its usual size.
The general state of the republic, in fact. is any
thing but satisfactory. Tho popular mind seems
more than unusually unsettled, and violations Ot
the law and disturbances of the public peace are
reported ON every side
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1t was hoax that Edwin Forrest had an invi-
tation to deliver fourth of July Grafton at Perth
Amboy, New Jersey. No such invitation was Civ
II Is estimated that the Schuyler frauds injured
the market value of railway property in the United
States sloo, 100000.
| There were l35 interments n the cemetaries of
New Orleans during the week ending July 9th. 81
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VALUABLE MILL AND FARM IN
LI ~ &c ELrN EAL-AIE AnlI-I EIGu-

VALUABLE MI l. l. AND FARM IN
CHARLES CITY COUNTY, ABOUT EIGH-
9bRN Or TWENTY MILES BELOW RICHMOND,
r7A FARM lora,7d a. above, now owned and occu-
}ped ty Acesrs : L. Ball Tho Mill has TIVE pair
turr- ope for v heat the other for corn. Ii grind.
nom 800 e SoU barrels of corn toll per annum,
nut about l.Cp bushels Of wheat though il docs not
require more thau half Of her time to grind the lat
ter Heg gearing. being OF iron, cost, about three
f'V4H aSy $500. person, BY buying wheat and
I'm, could realize large profit fros that sosrce
The Anlrr- house contains hye rooms The Mill is
,2g'. siorir- high and has Shed attached to it
IN" I'LL viii he rold with 100 ACRES OF LAND,
~ With =" OF 80 ACRES may be preferred by the
Saw attached 10 the Mill would do we'll. There
post office here and it is an .Xcelien location
fo7 store, Of the rooms in the Miller. house be-
nd Ia di or yI iS' aaa nj shS% as ft0d
IL addition 10 the Mil property we are authorized
to ~! The Farm adjoining, containing between 400
rag hogs-. Kitchen, good Office and an excellent
d~rIln2 house containing five rooms.
Persons disposed to purchase are requested to
anstn~ the property. which ill be shown them bv
" ID. Ball, residing % the Mill
Terms accommodating. Apply to
ice-TsiThIOt -''' / '''''04'' ''"'' -
WHEAT GLEANERS.-The Dewey's
Patent Cleaner will secure scattered Wheat SIX
weeks amer harvest. Thos. who have not already
r'ushtnbl hndh TO pay well, even amer heavy rains
j.. Princess ANS C. H.. Nov 10Th. ls,S.
hr. II VI. SHfTG;
DtOr Mrs~lhe Cleaner worked entirely 10 nv 81
'slotton and hctOud the expectations Of myaeIfand
IA, nrlEhGOfs foT expected to break IL all 10 pieces
gui It iked well, and nothing gave way. | Believe
can rake more hay, >stE OF wheat IN day, than
Toll tbe beet neITN~r can knd viii do.
HE~lt one vi my men 10 over TWO thirds of my
b"li amer had 6Rtshsd Utr,stiH9 ttco tcslks and
then CLEANED u bushels Of good wheat which | sold
bDf Sie2 per bushcl Your Cleaner il all YOU repre-
INT Il 10 be, and wish you success.
J} s~t"A JONATHAN ". Old.
RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
- a PkoCLA AMATI0S.-Whereas q vacancy has
been ~ Gated 10 the kiGhth Judicial Circuit hy tbs
,'7t ol EG-lase Conway hate Judge of that Circuit
~iri"r IA conformity to law, the Sheriff of each ot
tbt ,9uhhts OF Lancaster, Northumberland, Rich
IA uis estinufelaHd, King tie,ngr spottsylyauja
'"Togn", Hanover, King William, King and Queen
'',i EtstI posing said Cncnt j. hereby required
" c.nse aii election Igf Judge Of said CitCuit to le
A''1 g" THURSDAY, The Z3Td DAY of July next al tho
places prescribed hy law.
f-->t Given under my hand Us Governor and
$ nsirT the seal OF the Commonwealth st
ki,fIAoHd. thts 18th laJ u Juue, iSs7.
HENRY 4. WISE
GEORGE " MUSPORD,
JesI.-tl soerotary of tLe COMMONWEALTH.
ELARET WINE.-30 boxes CLARET
- for sae low by JAMES r. WEST
~ I9-s Cary, ID door below Virginia 1t.
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lI7DE roR TRArFLEkS AND OTHERS
RAILROAD - Es.
p,cu.oxp, fRRpFRICEsSURo AND L

RICHMOND. fRgDFRICS sSVS" ANo Ts-
-, e.nsosp. going North, leaves t"iSe sVT!
FoAAs ~ eyenfngs excepted, )at7 o'cloek, u
aAy oSIsk r VI, tot the Potomac ri1"r, Ws~s
; xaemey Is t&SeH iof "'AA"" ""'~N'
r%d 70 kSfS.i going North. Leaves this city
e'tf..iiT eSnnday eVeninsH excepted st cieek
~ L. ""{ - o'cl,sk = VI for HordongNuie, where
%Nrc-t - jth the trains oa the Orange aud Alex
i i"'l ~ N a3,iustun, Baltimore, &c.
t',f.,,,n.n .Ss pASvILIR- Leaves Richn1bd at
A N aud connects With the south Side road
-. Iupcton at - o'clock A NJ, sundays ex.
rf.'s,,,Nn ISn rsTKssBVRG Leaves this city tw bce
t'"tS 5~,nt.vs ex copied, NJ Sc sclock A. NJ,
/. tsrcln.t p. v. An accom- n1dati9n tram ieav"-
,,,4t Monday Wednesday aud Friday at 5
'.''N '" " FOR NORFOLK, &C.
-. .,..-,n- Il RTiS PECk, Capt. Sana'l Barnes
- bsr ~hari at RocGetts crcry saturday. Iucs-
ma TNursday norBjngA, az ~ O'Clock N,
~ 81. GIEN COVE, CAPt John Davis, eveFy Mon
"A cyfrs.siAv and FRIDAY mornings, at ~ a. i0ck
- N-foik and Portsmouth, touching AT all The
....s.sr tand,nSs On the riTef
-' TOR SEW YORK, &c
-, steamship JAMESTOWN. CsrtslH Parrish
.,,.avcyv Tdry-;ay s,ouinS, st o eltxk, for New
~ ts;-h.ra ~ t'i,y Point and NHrfoik So receive
.,-zry- &c leaving Northk next morning. at
FOR PHILADELPHIA, &C.,
u. ,a. .teAnas hips FEN $Si LF ANA. NlkGlNlA
"-5Ty an RICHMOND. One oi these steamers
rrerv NendAy sd Thursday Stopping AT CITY
.~. and Norfolk to receive freight aud pa~-cng,rs
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I n. MIN I-NN II u n IHItHIIIA, vi IIIV
q 'st July 20 remove next door to CTenshav
'rr.ee just opposite his Old stand will, uAul the
aa-t-d4te, -nli for cash at very reduced Tate-.
Tbr h.ue. now occupied by him II for reBt; poases-
-.oE gwen Arri July. J. K. hEINlSGHAM,
Bookseller and Statouor. 2l6 Broad st.
JgIy ID, ls:-. 10 lJt