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THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION' CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled To the right of pre- emption
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
al townships above enumerated Is required to es-
tabIsh tho same to the satistsct of the reg
and receiver of the proper land Office, and max,
payment therefor as soon practicable after
sssng this notice and before the day appointed for
the commencement OF the public sale of the lands
embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Sc 9-law3m
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DONALD KENNEDY.
No. 40 WarreH Street. Ror6zry, Massaeks

Agents for Neutrality-suspicious.. Stott e. CO., A..
Gilman, kIdwell Lawrence, j. Ii. Gardner, Barry
Co, D; Wa.sh Co, ). Walsh, J. 2. Stone,
Martin King, Marin q Palmer, Schwartz Co. %
Boswell; Daniel B. Clark. J. p. Milburn, Dunbar
Dyson, ord 4 Bro. Agents for Gcorgetovn.-R.
). Clssell, M Lentham, J. l.. KidweL
nv SLY
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OF 80 pages and lsO plates. Pnce Is
cents a copy. A popular and COM
prehensive treatise on the duties
life-happy and fruitful alliances,
mode Of securing them-infelicitous
and infertils ones-their obviatiop
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS debility, its
causes and cure, ny a process az
once so ample. safe, and effectual,
that failure Is impossIble-rules for
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Mr.. KENNEDY. OF Roxhury, has disoo-.rsd b, 49,.
"a.r EvkRr KIND OF HuNOR,
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hay PLAIN SrArEMENrs OF FACTS

HsSS l. Lain Of hCIs.-
DIR, HAMPTON, zow aged 81 years, speaks Hear hira:
Hampton's Vegetable Tincturs. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
Counterfciting.
medicine must have merit and great merit toe
to stand the test Of pabiic opinion Ne art Of putting
galvsniZs worthless article rs TO keep 10 M
a good medicine. if it he not really 20.
good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year. in spite Of sppQsten
Tbs people readily and ont its virtues, and thu fame
VI them passes from mouth 10 iaouth with ra-
pidIty than newspapers can spread il. living wit
ness testfyin1 to the medicine has made for
Using.
in prsof Of what we say above, We refer yol to
Hamptons Vegetable Tnctnrs and its effects.
Mr.. WA. HIGK, No l95 South Paca street, Balti-
mora, cured OF Rheumatism d. dyspepsia and Nervous
Ms. EDWIN NJ. SrRANkLIS, Ne. 27 Register street,
Baltimore, most dreadful Of Scrofula Of years
standing, lest numser Of pieces of bone restored to
health.
Miss MARY ScoFIELB Teacher Ne. see Baltimore
ish ed her friends. Let the afflicted call see her
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &s.
Mr.. Nm. Oldham, Of Baltimore CSsters House suf-
fered from these COMPLAINTS fer 10 months with bs1y
and msd seY-rtly affected. lie was cured by lamp
tons Vegetable Tincturs after other things failed
COUGH, CONSUMPTION &c
Mr. Henry c. VIM had cough FOR years-sreat
weal ness, &C. had in all fvs or six physicians; tried
all the remedies bat WAS cured emily by
HANPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTUKE.
H4- Delicate Ladies and Chdren will please give
Sold BY PURCELL, LADD l. CO, Richmond; BY
DR.. COOKE Fredericksburg; by ali the Drug gists ii,
Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAf, Balti.
more and b. Drug gsts and Shopkeepers everywhere
HS-S Per bottle six bottles for S. Sc s-d&s
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nay~ FAsHIoss.-To dress ones sell

Day FAsHIoSs.-To dress ones self is
snits art, and an art which not every body pos
sesses In the composition of toilet, BOT emily ole
gsacs but also harmony and good TASTE indsPen-
easls sisites Ne should absve all he scrupUlous
snd discrin mating in the selection of the TRIM
HlSGS" as much OF the beauty OF tbs dress depends
spos their pros.r application. And Is the artist
with stroke OF his pencil often changes the whole
ssmrleIlon OF mis- picture so may Trimmings &C
csrdns to their arrangement destroy produce the
desired effect. We shoald, therefore, always
. sale sss conrstent guide, aud poiat out among
the different temples OF fashion, those which ge i
orally Acknowledged 70 keep the best assortment Of
the latest creations This is why refer oar read
to Mr.. e. HiRSHS ESTABLISHMENT, sa
BROAD DISTRICT, where lady at once can Snd eve
~ thing necessary to attain these ends and where
the art Of trimming and matching is thoroughly
dsrstood. Sc 2l-lm<
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF LAND.


~ Under decree Of the County Court of Chester
field pronounced at the september term thereof. in
the case OF Rndd and wit. md ais vs. Worshans,
on the seventeenth day Of 0rtnhrr, ~ Rudts store,
In the Aforesaid county. shall sell at public
ton the tract Of Land which the late Mrs. Sarah
Chatham resided
The said tract contains three hundred and ninety
eight acres, by old suryey-sixty Of which are IN
original growth che balance open, and In old Held
nine suitahe for cord WOOD
Tn. said Land is situated In the county OF Chester
field within about twenty miles Of the city OF Rich
mond the same distance of Petersburg, and within
three miles Of the Clover Hill Pits, Immediately on
the road leading from Goodies bridge 70 kichmsnd
near Joseph Goode's Old Tavern This Land Is al
mirably adapted to the growth Of corn, wheat oats
and tobacco. There IL also large orchard Of well
selected fruit trees on II.
The improvements consist in good frame dwell
ing and all necessary outhuuses, sufficient for the
accommodation of large family.
1t is seldom q farm, possessing as many advantages
as this il offered for sale and those wishing to settle
themselves In healthy locality. and pleasant ana
enlightened neighborhood would do well 10 make al
examination OF this one Mr.. X. ID. Cheatham. whc
resides on the place will show the same to any on'
| desiring to examine II.
TERMs-0ne and two years. purchaser executini
bonds with approved security and title retained un
til further order Of the Court except enough in casl
| 20 defray costs Of suit and expenses Of sale.
| Tho title il believed to be unquestionable.
| &c 25-swtds W. X. NooD, Com'r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
n.y. SrArR AGRICULTURAL FAM

NY STATR AaRIcuLrURAL FArR.--The
undersigned has addressed netes Of appointment 10
the following gentlemen In connection with the ap.
preaching Fair should any decline. they are m.
spscttdliy requested to notify him.
u. I, Ray, Superintendent of Police.
sw. ~ Wood, Aid 60 Chief Marshai-ln charge
OF Horse department.
swm u. Richardson, Jr., Aid to Chief Marshal
In charge Of Main Square.
eR ] Morrison, Aid to Chief Marshsi
81 T Norris, Cattle department, - Norrixs
Cattle department.
thee Davidson, Sheep department, A. q Shan
para Cattle department.
Az. =. ffowle swine department
Ryri Caamberiayne, Poultry department
sWm. CHRISTIAN. Implement department: sAhra
ham nlack barn. Implement dsrartrrent:
sWm. II, kcpnon, fmIAeanant dspartu,rnt
sIno. II. Wren, Domestic Manufacture, Wythe
Nunford, Domestic Manufactures
sR, A Williams, Household s,anufarturc. y III
Gibson. Domestic Nanufsctnre
-. Storrs. Vegetable department
81. g. Burton, Dairy department
l.. Chsnb-tiayne florai department
- R~dd, Miscellaneous department; r, Nc
kenxte Miscellaneous department.
lRo, Sinton, Ploughing Match.
sB. W. Tatley, Forage Master.
*. &. ERgeiing, Superintendent az Grounds
CHARLES DfMMOCK
Chief Marshal
NoTs-Those marked . 10 report to the Chat Mar.
shal on the 2tth Of 0teber at l2 o'clock all others
10 report at The same boar, on tina 2sth,
&C l2-N
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0ENVENUE FUN 5AlAEs--At tho re-
~ ausstof the proprietor Who = dssirsus u moy-
y s.s .sd = II. as
Hanover. snposs % s.s. % thc istk DAY n Cstsbsr
Bks Nv ssi s n ne county q nssovsr .e On
the cross read leading from Brookihg s0re. tho
Three Chopped Rood, TO Rockville, ormsrly Dem
.on.ville being rs miles from kichmend, and near
the late survey Of the short line Railroad 70 Char
lottesvilIe. s9
IL contains szs acres, diviledat present into three
neids Of t0 acres EACH arabic iand, but capable Of
water convenens; 80 acres are heavily timbeTed IN
hite Oak and Hickory, 100 are IN Pine. The land
y well adapted to the growth Of Corr Wheat Oats.
Clever and Tobacco. ~ the soil 10 mostly krey or
land. =
The improvements consist II . fine brick mansion,
The place will be offered upon thu following liberal
terms: &2m1 cash. the bsance IN thrve equal install
ments. payable in one, two and three years. barring
intsre from day Of sale, and secured By deed OF
The privilege Of seeding Q crop OF wheat viii BE-
given and full possessions will be given A. soon ~ the
sale viii take place at the Mansion House. at IL
o'clock. EesI ~
At the same time and place, the adjoining tract,
tains go acres $50 Of which are cleared 100 In pine
and 30 In original growth. The soil IS similar &, the
above except 50 acres Of prime creek bottom, produ
cling six TO seven barrels OF Germ annually 20 the
acre. s
The improvements consist Of comfortable log
cabin and necessary outhonses, and a good tobacco
oafh ms pace viii be offered upon the same terms
II the purchasers present should desire the tive
paces to be sold together. IL will be done.
70 attend the sale as large quantity Of stave TIM
per- railroad ties telegraph posts and carriage tim
eer' can he spared from sa The above places;
Z GoBpiS 4 ApPERsoS, Aucts. 80 oc 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ WHY surrHR WITH A CouoH, from
Cold. Hearseness, OF Consumptive Cough. wher
nnkNEs PICTORIAL SYRUP or WILD CHER
MI Is combined with other articles suited for al
Lung. Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
II 10 prepared By Chemist Of reputation and i pro
nounced by those who have used It. asthe best Cong
Syrup In the world
Bottles 2s, 80 cents and o.. Sold by prRCEI,I.
LADD CO., and all Druggists in Richmond
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By Alexander Mott.
FURNITURE. DRY GOOps Ann enc.

CERlES.-Will be sold at auctio At my store
corner Main and Fifteenth streets, Commencing al
10 o'clock on Tuesday morning next, the 18th inst
q large assortment Of and second hand ftrni'
ture.
DRY 60ODs-Clothes, cassimers, cassnetts, lind
seys, muslins, cambria, domestic sheetings, nerino
shirts and drawers, linen bosoms, shirts &C.
READY MADE CLOTHlNG-Clot and caps, coats.
Cashmere pants, silk and velvet vests, hosiery, &c
BOOTS, shoes, hats and bonnets.
Or CERES, whiskeys. gin. brandy. rum. port
E3DstS segars. losl2l ALEX. MOTT Auct
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By Lar6s 4 Shine.
EVENING TRADE SALES --Tha NH

- scribers are now receiving daily large ccnsign-
ments from the Northern markets. couseq uentiy Civ
ing them more extensive facilities than ever to sep
ply the Jobbng Trade of Virginia and North Care
lima. We have now in store a large and extensive
stock Of British and American Staple and Fancy
Goods; also, extensive assortment Of Geld Silver
and Plated Watches, of all styles and patterns-to-
gether with a large. and beautiful stock or Geld
Jewelry suitable for all grades in the jobbing line
The stock being large and desirable, country ner-
chants would find IL to their advantage to attend eur
sales, as well as to examine stock daily at which
time we will sell to the trade privately. at very
small commission.
Our auction sale will commence on THURSDAY
EVENING, at IN o'clock and will be sontinusa an-
til we close out the entire stock.
Every article offered will be positively sold and all
goods warranted to be represented -
sc Its LAKUS SHINE Aucts
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BIZ Alexander Nett.
D. AieAdnder NsQ.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF WATCHng.

1 JKWELRY, AND FANCY ARTICLEs-wR
be sold at auction, THIS EVENING, ssmnensing
att O'Clock, at my store assignee's stock direct
from New York, consisting Of Gne Geld and silver
Watches, splendid Gold Bracelets aud Loskets fine
Gold breastpins and kar Rings, in sets and single
Gold Pens and Pencils. Silver Plated Table and Tea
Spoons Casters, Table aud Pocket Gallery Razsrs.
and general assortment Yankee Notons. ~
Country merchants will do well to attend this sale,
which will be continued every night until the whole
stock is closed.
p s. All goods warranted as represented, Or the
money returned. ALEX. MOTT,
80 2g-ts Aucf
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Bs1y" PAPER HAScINGs.
CURTAIN GOODS, &c, 60.
JOHN Y. RRGNAULT,
(l92 MAIN STREET,

NlFZ MAIN sTRERT,l
Has POW in store, his Fall supply Of French and
American
PAPER HANG{SGS AND BORDERS
Gilt, Velvet plain and common Alss new DECO
RATIuAs, of Gilt, Velvet Marble and Mood imita-
tons
His supply Of CURTAIN GOODS is probably az
extensive and as beautiful as were ever offered in
this city. embracing Brocatelles, Satin d. LANES
English and German Wsrsted Damask. Noreens
ChntZ, Lace and Muslin, with Cornicss Bands,
Cords, Tasses, Loops and Ornaments. His isng 81.
perence in the business, which, with tbs aid Of SUI
perisr craftsman and workman from one of the lar
gest curtain houses in New York enable him to say
that his curtains will bs made and hung IL A STYLE
waicH GAMER BE HQUALLED IN fHgcITY.
large assortment OF
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, TIIREE-PLY
PLAIN, INGRAM AND VENETIAN
CARPETS AND RUGS.
Cocoa, Thread. Wool, and other Door Mats Curlea
Hair. Moss and Shuck Mattresses. Feather Beds
Lounges, Window Shades Paper Curtains, gilt and
csumon Cocoa Mating.
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
SILVER Plated AND BRASS STAIR RODS
AND STAMPED BRASS PLATES for steps
AT FACTORY PRICES.
In fact, every article that is usually found in Pa
per Hanging and Upholstery establishment and teili
b sosd upon such terms as cannot fail op'eoS..
H-Paper Hanging and Upholstery work sxecu-
ted in town or country. s22-lm
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Eay~ wmY SuYrxn WITH RuruaArrsu

Nenralgia. Head sehe. Far. or Tooth Ache, or pain
when ION can DO cured Instantly with HARTs-
iiokNss CukE-ALLi II 10 fine tonic for weak
stomschs AMI bawes. giving them tone aud strength
70 aiSc~t iona thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep-
. het Al who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL.
,,sDp 90, or other Druggstsin Richmond. Bot
~ FIN
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Or to WILLIAM D. WINSTON.
Address, Hanover Court House. DC 9-swtds.

7 AND FOR SALE.-lntending to dis
IL continue the farming business after the present
year, offer for sale privately the Plantation upon
which now reside, situated in the county of Pow
hatan, about twenty-five miles from Richmond, nine
miles below Powhatan Court House, four miles from
James river, and about SIX mites from the Danviie
Railroad.
This tract contains about 225 acres and Joins the
i,nds of Peter q. Elicit n. A. Maxey Benz Hughes,
John 4. Whitfield and John G, Porter, is suase'l in
an agreeable neighborh0od, convenient to churches
of the different denominations. within two and hall
miles of several good mills, and convenient To post
cf.ica. The Improvements consist OF good dwell
ing-house, with five rooms below stairs and pas
sage: an excellent kitchen. containing four good
rooms new Barn. besides all other houses common
TO plantation The place Is In good order, well en-
closed aud divided by good fences into six different
fields
should this place not he sold privately before the
tl, DAY of November next n will then that day,
ff fair If not the next fair day. be offered at pub
lie auction 10 the highes bidder, together with the
stock of Horses Mules Cattle. Hogs Household and
Kitchen Furniture Plantation Implements, &C.
PETER A. SUBLETT.
Ny address il Subjects Tavern, Powhatan.
ca
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By To NERVOUS SURFRRERs.-A re.
tired Clergyman. restored t. health in few DAYS af
Yer many years OF great suffering /.
10 make known the means of cure viii send frc4
the prescripiion used. Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ
pAaSaLL, No. lss Fulton street, Brooklyn. n. Y.
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ssJ~ LOOK AT

sag> LOOK AT THIs.-If you want
genuine Ainbrotype, just call at GIBB's Gallery
whore he la Guw furnishing his customers. with the
genuine double Z sss Ambrotyps. Warranted for
sssuty and durability. superior to any Hlade) at
cheaper rates than any house in the city.
Cur work is tive we'll L nswH TO require any putting
from
GALLERY, Csrinthian Hall. between 9th and 10TH
Main street. r. +. GIBBS,
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nay STARTLING NEws!-THE GREAT


EST LIVING WONDER OF THE AGE has ARRIVED
MISS AZ. GUILD wsuld announce to the citizens
Of Richmond that she has taken private rooms at NO.
IS, Sorvell House East Main street up flight of
stars, where she would he happy TO relate TO gem
tlemen and ladies cir past present and future life.
81 Ad. 0ULD is the only person in the States
who bring the true likeness Of the future wife or
kustand-can bring the separated together, and
cause speedy marfage-cures Jealousy, &c.-can
give satisfaction all bnsiness matters moneJ,
losses, Journeys. lawsuts-stoleR goods, describes
the thief, &C. She can answer tao most astounding
questions, when seriously propoundsd. Her equal
cannot be found. Come enc, GENE all-you will not
regret. Sec large and small bills. So i9-lm*
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hay The FouRTu ANNUAL ExurRr.

rIos or THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Tor The promotion Of the MECHANIC Aars, will open
on MONDAY the 18th day of OCTOBER, 1851 in the
spscious Hail the First Market House nth and
Main streets, Richmond Virginia.
others, in the statsof Virginia. well a. the coup-
try At large. ars respectfully invited to avail them
their taste and skill in the collection about to be-
made.
The purpose OF the BOARD of Managers win be to
make the Fourth Exhibition OF great interest to
the citizens OF Richmond and of the State large.
Ths Premiums 10 he offered w,ll be Silver Medals
ana diplomas according to merit and the degree Of
In addition to which the Board of Managers have
determined to oiler the following Premiums:
i-t. FOR the best Invention or Work OF Mechanic
residing within the limits of the State 6f Virginia
whose age shalt not exceed % years. TwENTY-PIyg
2nd. For the best Invention or Work, the produc-
ton OF a Female residing within the limits of the
state whose age shall net exceed 23 years. Twenty
Bird For the best Invention or Work of a Virginia
Mechanic, without reference to age FIFTEEN DoLLARs
4th For the best Invention or Work, whether of
taste or domestic utility Ut Virginia Female with
out reference to age, FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
commo. uss 10 e estimated with reference 10 cheap
ness and general utility, FIFTEEN DoLLARs.
These Premiums will be awarded by the most com
petsnt Judges In all the various departments to which
they belong, both male and female, either in plate
or money at the option Of the successful contributor
The Premiums above enumerated are offered with
view more particularly 10 stimulate home industry
and viii in manner interfere with the regular Pre-
niums and Rewards Of Merit which are open to COM
petitors from all or any Of the other States.
The Board Of Managers earnestly invite the active
cooperation Of the Mechanics and Industrial Glasses
throughout the country in contributing to the i'm
portant object in view and would alss express their
acknowledgements to the LADIES for their Interesting
contributions 10 the Third Exhibition, and respect
fully invite them 70 renewal of contributions in
order that the display in the Female Department OF
Industry nay prove eminently worthy of American
Female Talent
Amy Information in reference to matters of detail
will be promptly given by addressing postpaid, the
Chairman of the Committee on Exhibition, Mr.. G E0
BARGAMIN.
The Hall viii be opened for the reception of Goods
on MONDAY. the 18th day Of OCTOBER, and in or
fore the 18TH it is hoped that contributions will be
sent in rs early rs possible Depostors earnestly
requested to send fiu description of their contri
buttons at the time of sending the articles and to
say whether they are designed for COMPETITION or
for EXHIBITION only. se3s-dts
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Boy FoR SALE.-0ne or two beautiful
CHANDELIERS, with six lights or burners each.
They VIII I've ssid at less than one-halG the usual
price, Enquire st the National American ofics on
fos'e Exchange Bank oci2-3,& ~
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA
~ EiaTEpN nIaTRICT OF VIRGINIA So

- EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, So.
Whereas libel has been filed in the strict Court Of
the United States for the Eastern District Of Nirg
mia, on the Sd day of October, 1857, by Richard 81
Harrison, libellant against the Schooner keslah,
her Tackle Apparel Furniture, &c, alleging in sab
stance that on about the 18th day OF September
1851 he the said Harrison, delivered ON board the
said schooner "Kesiah," whereof William b. Bayiiss
was master, then lying at Powels creek, IN James
river and bound for the port Of Richmond. IN good
order and condition. certain lot OF heat To he de-
vered in like good order and condition at the aiore
said port of Richmond but he the said Bay ilss nav
ing failed to comply on his part, as per his agree
ment the libelsnt therefore, Prays that process
issue against the said schooner kesah, her TACKLE
apparel, furniture, &c, and that she may be con-
denined and sold. to pay such damages as he may
have sustained with costs. charges and expenses.
HNow therefore, in pursuancs ofthe month OF the
said Court, to me directed and delivered do nrfeoy
give notice to all persons claiming the said schooner
her tacksl apparel furniture, &c, or ~ any manner
interested therein that they b. and APPEAR before
the said District Court to be held at the Court Room
In the city Of Richmond, in and for the Eastern DIS
trct OF Virginia on the 18th day of November next
at ~ clock NJ then aud there to interpose their
Claims and to make their allegations In that behalf
N-''' j. ID. STEELE, ID. NJ.
For Jno +. Wiley, u. +. v. d.
no& n ll--Rf
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s@-P. Fl. AYLErT, Attorney at Law
Practices in all the Courts held in the city Of Rick.
moss, and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts of Chesterfield, Henrico. Hanover and King
ksillisIs counties.
As-0fice over the.store Of r. Johnston & Brothe
Ne. lis ID ain street Jy l-en
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LYEr, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS. THREE-PLY
PLAIN, INGRAM AND VENETIAN

E@~GEoRan B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence, No. 81 on MAN, between sth and 9Th
streets, Richmond, Va. my 30-ly
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kaS TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
r. q. Whitfield, Wholesale and retail dealer IN
Shingles, Mahogany and Lumber OF every sescrip-
ton Office and yard corner of Cary and 10th streets
Rcknsnd, Va. my Ie--d6m~
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HESSn FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-Every per-
ser using SCALES shosld only uas the best, which
can always be had of Falrhank agents,
AESSRS. CLARkSON, ANDERSON 4 co,
72m No. les Main street, Richmond, Va.
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By FREsH Coons. ny Srr.upp re

STEasss JssksTowN, We are are receiving some Ell
no. GOODS, ia addition TO our large and sr.
prrb assortment of ~ "
STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
superior Merino and Silk uNDERSHIRTs and
DRAW FRS, In great varisty
So lnearrent Bank Notes still taken at par for
Uocds, in sums Of 1--WE dollars and upwards.
&C l2-2t~ PRICE 4 VaTErNs