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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-17

God bless the laborer. God bless his COM
panion, the little tin pail May it eyermore
be as full Of love and all loves sweet associ-
ations as it is filled each morn with food and
may the food never fail Few understand
how truly the little tin pail is the index of
the prosperity Of community. The more
thickly we meet them in the streets, the more
prosperous do we know that we are growing,
Oh, let us feel kindly towards the little tin
pals, and deal kindly towards those who bear
them For labor is the truly honorable thing
among men, There is not a neatly graded
lawn, pretty garden, or well trained tree,
that docs not tell of it, 1t builds magnificent
cities, and builds nayies, and bridges rivers
and LAYS the railroad track, and forms every
part of the locomotive. Wherever a steamer
plows the wave, or the long canal bears the
nations inland wealth wherever wheat-helds
wave, and the mill-wheels turn, there labor is
the conquoror and the king The newspaper,
wherever it spreads its wings, bears with il
the impress of toiling hands. Should not
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-17


cngcr cannot pass through the quietost street
I'm the citv without meeting mon. each with
little tin nail i'm his hand. As the bearer
swings it at his side. and rans il against his
LARGE buttons one can readily know that it Is
cmpty. Where has he been. What has he
been DOING. What is the pail for: Ono
may not be able to see ANYTHING in the pail.
but. after AN. il has a pleasant story In it.
Earlv i'm the morning that pail is filled. Be
fore thc brcak ast things are washed and nut
AWAY. IL is placed upon the table bv a good.
indu,trious woman. who rose before the sun
20 prepare the morning meal and bathe and
drees her children Her fngers and feet have
been busy an the morning. and now she stops
all otbcr work 20 see the laborinp husband
off to his vorL and nrepare his noon meal
for him. The bread and meat. the large piece
of pio. the yingorbread. the pickles. and per
hans some dainty bit which She has saved for
the man she loves. are placed in the little tin
nail. ono after another. until it is full. and the
iid placed snugly ON. He. the laborer. stands
bv and looks on When all is finished, he
rive. kiss 10 the Youngest. saws a pleasant
GOOD morning TO his wife. takes his pail in his
hand and away he goes.
From that time he disappears for the day.
No one asks where he goes. and few know
lie swings the hammer, OF pushes the plane,
or practices some other handicraft. in doors
or out He tolls all day for bread and cloth
ing for himself and family. His arms are
strong, his heart courageous, and his mind
content The rich roll by in their carriages
but he cares not Gay idlcrs attract his eyes
for q moment, but he despiscs them. Whom
noontimc comes, and the long whistles sound
at the shops, he drops his work and opens the
little tin pail Down goes the meal with the
true zest, and the bread tastes as sweet as
mamma, for he has health which labor brings.
At last, he reaches the bottom, and his eyes
moisten as he secs there a piece of fruit or
some little delicacy, which the kind wife had
smugged in unknown to him-some thing
which had cost her self-denial. Isn't that a
sweet meal With his appetite, and with
the sweet associations which cmbalm it, it is
a feast for the Gods
The whistle sounds again, and again the
strong hand and courageous heart are at work
The dav is now upon the wane. but he grows
little weary, for there is warm place in his
heart that feeds the fire upon which willing
labor depends His eye is lifted to the clock,
hour after hour, during pauses in his labor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-17

tho loborcr be woll fed Should he not be
well housed Should he not have the best
wife and the prctticst children in the world
Should not the man who produces all that we
have Co eat and drink and wear be honorcd
To u.s. there is moro true poetry about the
laboror's life and lot than any man under
heaven. II matters not in what calling man
toils--if he toll mauiully, honestly, efficiently
and contcntedly. The little tin pail should
be badge Of nobility everywhere, and in the
good time coming, boys it will be-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-17

CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS, BY THE
~ BEST WOuKMEN IN THE COUNTRY
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
pcler, Vermont.
Those in want OF irarranfed Carriages and Sieighs
win perhaps do well to call and what is being done al
the old stand Of GILMAN & CAMP.
All orders promptly attended TO.
JOHN w, CLARKE.
Montpelier, July 90 1855. 4jtf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-17
Ttrmont gIlattbman & State guurnal,
rorisnro rvpnf rnroAy nonsrvo, ny p. P wAlros.

TERMs.--sl so cash in advances 81 90 II payment
Is NOT made ia advance interest always chargablo from
the end of tho year In packets to one address, locope
odraHce.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-17

o. Agent nr the sale Of Williams Celebrated Monthly
aud Semi ANNUAL Btni ot Fashions, the only true zee
port flr this country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-17

TO A little girl, on hearing her mother
say she intended to go to a ball, and have her
dress trimed with bugies, innoeently inquired
if the buges would bioW when she danced
" Oh, no, said the mother; "your father
will do all that when he discovers | have
bought them"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-10
Bsay" PAPER HANGISGs.
CURTAIN GOODS. 90, &c.
JOHN Il. REGNAULT.
lla2 WAN srKEET.l

Use MAIN STREET,
Hss pew In store. his Fall supply Of French and
American
P4PER H4NGFNGS AND BORDERS
Git, Velvet, plain and common. Also new DECO
RATtuNS, of Gilt, Velvet. Marble and osd inita-
tons.
His supply Of CURTAIN GOODS is probably as
extensive aud beautiful were ever offered in
this city, embracing Brucatelles, Satin do LANES
English anu German Worstod Damask MUreens
ChiufE, Lace and Muslis, with COrnces, Bands
Cords, Fasseis, Loops ana Ornaments His ieng ak
petenCe in tbs business. which, with ths aid of a
peTsr craftsman and workman, from of the lar
gesi curtain houses in New York. enable him 20 sa
that his curtains will bs made aud hing IN A STYLE
WHICH CANNOT BE EQUALLkD ~ THECITY.
A isfKs assortment of
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS. THREEPLY
PLAIN, INGRAM AND VENETIAN
CARPETS AND REGN
Cocoa. Thread, Wool, and othsT Duor Mats, CuTled
Hsir. Moss and Shuck Mattresses. Feather Beds
Lounges, Window Shades Paper Curtains, gilt and
common Cocoa Mating.
FLOOR AND TABLE on CLOTHS.
SILVER PLATED AND BRASS STAIR RODS.
AND STAMPED BRASS ILAT E.S for stops
At FACTORY PRICE,
In fact every article that Is usually found in Pa
per Hanging and Upholstery establishment and tciV
% said aI')H such terms as caaII0t tH u plsdsc
ps-Paper Hanging and Upholstery work sxecu-
tea IA fsWn OF country. ss22-lm
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Bay~ BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs

tHhkhl UkuNE, \ ANaKA ND Co. Va,
April ID, 1857.
Mr.. +. BAgER-Dear Sir: In Justice TO you | ieel
bound to testify To the valuable qualities Of ysur
BlTTBRS. For the last three four ears cases Of
ogUs and faveT. and nervous headache which we al
annually subjected to- can safely say | never have
found used any medicine with much success in
ths above diseases; Also. with persons who have be-
come debtated b. sickness. ] think them an in
valuable means FOR gaining strength and appetite
Myself wife brother and neiZhburs having received
much benefit, and having been 30 successful in
ths uSs of your Premium Bltters in my family for
several years. take great pleasure in Acknowledge
ing the same, wishing you success in the great
cause. Your ob't serv't
Capt. JANIS CARsT 4RPsEN
For sale by all Druggists in the tHy OF Richmond.
and elsewhere IL Virginia. sc Il
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By Alexander Mott.

a SSIGNEES SALE OF WATCHDG.
"A JEWELRY, AND FANCY ARTiCLEs.-Wii
be sold at auction, THIS EVENING, esnmsnsisr
1t o'clock, at my store, an assgnees stock direct
from New York. consisting OF tine Geld aad Silver
Watches, splendid Gold Bracelets aud Locke cts ass
Gold Brsastpins and Ear Rings, in sets aud single
Gold Pens and Pencils, Silver Plated Table and fss
spoons, Casters Table and Pocket Gallery, kassrs.
on ~ y . Wy ~ ~ uasS NVtiohs
which will be continued every night uatil The whole
stock is closed.
7. 4. All goods warranted as rspressnted ar NJ
money returned. ALEX. MOTT,
sc Ig-ts Auct
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BEsSH FAsHIoNs.-To dress ones self is
quite art, and art which not every body pos
scsses. a the composition OF a toilet, not only Gle
Faacs but Also harmony and good taste ndiS pen
sable ro aisltes should above all De scrupuiJus
and discriminating in the selection of the TRIM
ElAUs, as much OF ths beauty OF tho dross depends
upoR their proper Application. And the artist
wh one stroke OF his pencil often changes the whols
complexion of ss picture, so may TRIMMINGS, ac-
corins To their cement, destroy produce tn
desired effect. We shQsd therefore, always secure
a salts ana competent guids, and poiBt out amon1
the different temple. OF fashion, those which x
orally acknowledged 10 keep the best assortment u
the latest Creations This is why refer our read
srs 10 Mr.. :. HlRSHS ESTABLISHMENT OF
BROAD STREET, where a lad at once can tini eve
ry thing Necessary 10 attain these ends. and where
the art OF trimming and matching IS thoroughly I'M
deTktood. se2l-lms
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uR-MAKERs.


r.vr.-The regular monthly meeting Of this Com.
pany will be held ST their room, on SATURDAY
EVENING the 10th inst, at O'Clock ! again call
thu attention Of tho members to the fart that II 10
very necessary they should ba present or repr r
upon very important question now pending Dues
received At l2i Main street
oc e-2t r.. T. TOWNSEND See'v
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nsSy~ ExEcuron's SALE OF SLAVES Avn

OTHER PsorERTr.-The sale Of several Slaves and
other property, belonging 10 the estate Of Mark y
FiouTnoy, decd will take place at hts late residences
ia Chesterfield county. on WEDNESDAY, the itib
inst. H. W FinIRADY fx'or
Al the same time and place. ths Plantations viii
Ice Tor rent. for the coming year.
Ua41sf
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gs9Tn PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FAcrs..

EsgJn PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS.-
| DR.. HAAPTsH now aged 50 years. speaks. Hear HRS
! Are you sck' Beware Of limitations! ,.sk fsr
! HamptOns Vegetable Tincture The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfctiDg.
| medicine must have merit, and great merit, toe
to stand tho test OF pube opinion. Ne art Of putting
can GalTanizs worthless article, keep il up
as coed medicine, if ii be not really Sc.
good medicine will live become popular and eI-
tend its sales year after year, in spite Of exposition
The people readily and out its virtues and ths fame
OF them passes from mouth to mouth with more
pldity than newspapers can spread 1t. living wit
ness tesifying to the cure medicine has made for
him, is Of more service than any newspaper aSver-
Using.
In prsof Of what we say absve, we refer yoa to
Hampton. Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
MIR. WN. Hog, Nc. lg5 South Paca street, Bati-
more, cured OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease.
Ma kDwry NJ sPRAxxLIN, Ne. q Register street,
Baltimore, most dreadful case OF Scrotula OF years
standing, lest number Of pieces of bsns restored to
health.
Miss MARY SCoPIRLp Teacher Ne 63s Baltimore
sreet-her case, alter years Of suffering has aston
ished her friends Let the afflicted call ts .es her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr.. WIN oldham, Of Baltimore Cu'tsm-House, SAT
fered from these complaints for Is months, with befy
and misd severely affected. He was cured by Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tncture after other things failed.
COUGH CONSUMPTION, 6s
Mr.. Henry c. VIM had cough for years-srest
weakness. &c. had in all vs six physicians; tried
all the remedies, bat was cured emily by
HAMPTON'S IEGErAbLE TINCTURH.
AZ pelicSte Ladies' and Childrea will please give
Sold BY PURCELL LADD L CO., Richmond by
Petersburg: by MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAf, Balti-
more. and By Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere
30, 81 per bstts: six bottle, for 81. seS-d6s
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81" FAIRBANKS SCALEs.--Every per
sen using SCALES should only use tbs best, which
scR always bs had oil faIrhank agents
hE5SRS. CLARK son, ANnEkS,i N l. Co.
Sc 7-2A No. Toe Main street, Richmond, Va.
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x9~ Dr.. CooNs, LATE or Sr. LOUIS,
Mo-uics and resi- iruCe Sd street, west side be-
tween Marshall ana Clay streets. Sc l9-l6m
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Eat~ FRESH LEEoHgs.-I have just re.
eeiyed, by Adams Express, a fresh LOT Of Swedish
LEECHEs, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
p. sNupping and Leeehing promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours OF the day nj the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and Al
night on 9th street. French Garden Hill
my A-fs X. q. H0BSON
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S7;7TF Z ;11Ss-
By =. b. Cook 4 Co., Aucts.

STOCK OF HARDWARE. CUTLERY
- AND HOUSE FURNISHING aoons At
,ntu A. subscriber d,cliaIng business ia
DAY Ia VII , seii ~ auction. commencing on TUES
Ms;n' tns Ath inst, at 10 O'clock at lis store on
his between 9th and 10th streets. the whole ~
Cntjspv Hoa.n rg q great variety Of Hardware.
The attention Of The r. ada u al 49, &C. &C.
onai,, assausstsd, as the goods are of Che best
'"ai'y' ana VIII be sold without reserve. e'''
Sale consns,oat THOMAS now.
1T. 9.,
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By Larus & Shine.
EVENING TRADE SALES. suA-

sINlNu AhhDb D<tbEO. -Ih0 sub
- scribers are now receiving daily large sonsiaa-
ments from the Northern markets conssg riy-
ng them more extensive facilities than ever to SAP
ply the Jobbing Trade OF Virginia and North Care
lima. We have now In store a large and extsnsive
stock of British and American Staple and Pspcy
Goods; also, an extensive assortment of Geld Gly.r
and Plated Watches. of all styles and pattrrns-ts-
gether with large and beautiful stock Of Gold
Jewelry suitable for all grades in the JosbinQ linz
The stock being large and desirable country nsr-
chants would find il their advantage to attend srr
sales, well as to examine stock daily at whjcL
time we will sell TO the trade privately at vary
small commission.
Our auction sale viii commence on THURSDAY
EVENING, at ~ o'clock. and will bs ssntinusl m.
til we close out the entire stock
Every article offered will be positively said and ali
goods warranted to be represented
Sc Its LARUS x SHINE. Aus<s
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rsS9. To NERvors Srrpppr,o

tired Clergyman. restored 10 health in few dsys AZ
ter years u great nervous suffering is
to make kaovn the means OF cure will SOM tr..
the prescription used. Direct the Rev JOHN Nj
DAGNALL. No. is Fulton street. Brooklyn, Ny.
o. s-dtm
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n.ssn SrEcIAL Nnr1nr - W.

Eeas" SrgcIAL NoTIcE. - The Brogue-
Makers Of Richmond are requested TO attend meet.
ing Of that Fraternity, 20 be- hold ia the Armory
Church, ON SATURDAY NIGHT the 10th inst. 4,
halt past O'Clock, for the purpose OF taking into
consideration the present low pice Of tho nianufac.
turing Of RreGues
90 s-as MANY BRoGuR.MAKERs
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SPECIAL NOTICES
100000
HkT~

hE~ A CARD. john A. CALyo, Artist,
has resumed his course of lessons in DRAwfse AND
PAtN4ISd In all their branches.
Application to be made at wM. sATTLRR a CO.,
i42 Main street &C l--lms
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r. FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
E4:a The house at the corner of Cary aud Foushes
streets. 1t has i've with fire places in them
besides the kitchen and two outerrocns for servants
There is hydrant on the lot and ether usual con-
venences for family Possession given mmedi
atey. For terms, apply to
p THOMAS EVANS
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Eas@ TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
r. 4 Il. Whitfield, Wholesale and retail dealer 10
and syd " of ar 81 and Si9p
Eickm2nd, Va. MY l9-d6m*
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Eas" LOOK AT THIs.-If you want a
genuine Ambrotype, just call at GIsB's Gallery,
whnre he Is now furnishing hi. customers with Tie
genuine double glass Ambrojypo. Warranted for
beauty and durability. superior to any RIade,) ut
csea Psr rates thar any house in thu city.
Our work Is two well knsHE To require any putting
from LIN.
.Gsilery. Corinthian Hall, between 9th and 10th,
Main street. L. f. GIBBS
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Esga LApIRs, BAzAAR. REMorEp ONE

DOOR AEova THB OLD STAND, No. Dos BROAD STREET
We are now opening our Fall Stock of STAPLE and
Fancy Dry Goods 10 which we briefly call the atten-
ton OF tho public, noticing but few OF tbs many
ticles embraced in our line Of trade.
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49, -s-k
|intothc
WOOD
can nnd
aegsignea
~, ~ner
sappiyof
ns sort.
ffATuaf,
COOK
Enquire
~
50. .sM.
Z We
ua,l.
wv On
raa =,
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RUNAWAY,
= ~ y ~ ~ " ~ =
RAN AWAY Fran =

~ RANAWAY-From the subscri-
"a Der, on Saturday, the 81 of October, instant,
~ NEGRO BOY, named HENRY, sometimes
- calls himself Henry johnson or Henry Stew
re is about II years old feets to inches high
of a bright muiatto complexion. quite intelligent
several spots on his left arm, made by inserting
Indian ink. His teeth, of which has been re-
Gently extracted from the lower jaw, ON the right
side. stained dark; and he has something like
stye on the inner side Of the lower eye lid. When
he left, he had mixed cotton Jacket, and a pair
of light colored, corded cashmere pantaloons He
raised in Baltimore to which place he is proba-
biz endeayoring to make his escape.
A reward of ten dollars will be paid if he is ap-
pretended in the county of HenricO city Of Rich
mond, and twenty dollars if taken anywhere else in
the State upon his delivery to the subscriber at his
residence, Falrars Island Henrco county, or being
lodged in Jail 50 that he can get him.
d 1T
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EGFnGEoRGE b. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No. 23l. on MAN, between Sth and 9Th
streets. Richmond, Va. my 30-Iy
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A. STOCK OF ROOTS AM

sz@s SHOES, AND LEASE OF STORE ROOM
FOX SALE.-Fhe undersigned being, on account of
i'll health, compelled 70 discontinue business, offers
for sale his new and well selected stick OF BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS, &c, aud the residue of his Lease
upon the premises occupied by him, at No $50 Main
street, opposite Kent, Paine Il Co.'S. A large pro-
portion of his Boots aud Shoes il of the very best
ity-made work 1t will be fine opportunity for
any one desiring to do good business. If not sold
privately, before the 18th day OF October next the
property will on thai day, he sold at public auction
and a lot OF Honrehold Furniture VIII he ADDED.
have on hanJ several dozen Of the very best qua
lity of Lemoine CALI SKINS aud LINING SKINS
and lot of SOLE LEATHER, that cannot be sur
passed in any market, which / wish TO dispose Of
DAVID CURRY,
se30-tds No $50 Main 81.
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BY Larus & Shine.
G SPLENDID NEW BUGGIEs AMI

" HARNESS AT AUCTI0N.-Wil be sold at aue-
ton, on SATURDAY next, 10Th inst, commencing
at 10 o'clock, at the Horse Lot aeons2nment of Buzz
GIGS. &c. direct from the manufacturer viz: no top
urotter nail spring wagon; Leather Boot do do;
Wood do. do. do; square 30 lies d. do 2sets sin a
Harness; set double do.
TEsNs.-s0 days, for approved, endorsed, negotis-
bic paper. LAkUS Il SHINE
oco Auctioneers
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added to the above sale, THIS MORNING
several fine Harness and Saddle Horses and nules
Also, No. Horse, Spring Wagon and Harness.
Oc 10 LARUa a SHINE. Aucfs
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g9~ STARTLING NEws!-THE GREAT

EaT STARTLING News TUE GREAT
BT LIVING WONDER OF TIE AGE HAS ARRIVED
MISS AG. GUILD would announce to the citizens
Of Richmond that she has taken private rooms At No.
b. Norvell House, East Main street up one flight OF
stairs, where she would be happy TO relate TO gem
temcn and ladies their past, present and future life.
u 81 AG. OULD is the only person in the states
who bring the true likeness of the future wife or
hustand-can brin. ths separated together, and
cause speedy marriage--cures jealousy, &c.-can
give satisfaction on all business matters, money,
losses. Journeys lawsuits-stolen goods, describes
the thief &C. she can answer the most astounding
questions, when serieusly propounded Her equal
cannot DO found Come enc, cems all-you will not
regret. See large aud small bills. sels-Im*
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BOYS,
learn me
Mounted
all pay Of
'euiArs ap
lts Metre.
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ssa- DR.. JOHN 3. WALTHALL, (Homeo-
pathist,) offers his professional services the Cit,
Js Of Richmond and Its vicinity. Office at his re-
siIsace eli Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
10 i-l2iE%
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EgS L ALNEES ASSENBLf.-Au clecllOn
will be- held at the City Hail. in the Office Of the CITY
Collector. On hONDAH next the 18th instant for
tho election of IS delegates represent the city
Richmond in tho Farmers Assembly of the |irGin-
Ia State Agricultural Society, 10 meet on the Z7th
instant. Polls opgHed at 10 o clock. A. NJ
JOHN VI. SHEPPARD, JR.,
&C S-tl2O Commissioner.
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saP. II. AYLErr. Attorney at Law


Practices in all the Courts held IN the city of Rich
moad AMI attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts Of Chesterfield, Henrico, Hanover and King
' uliam counties
AS-Ofce over the store of 2. Johnston h Brothe
No lis Main street. il Jim