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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-29

Prssbyteries In the Presbyterian Church, wnieh
are opposed to the agitation ef slavery ~ the -.
81 judicatory Of the church, to sppoins ueis6zra
h the proportion prescrtbtd by our msm Oh 80
srnment for the apointment Of com ntieeionento
the Assembly. to meet at Knoxville, Tenn-. on De
81 Thursday in May, 18s6 for Tho purpose o. ~, ns
ganizing General Synod under the name OF Ine
United Synod of the Presbyterian Church IN the
United States of America"
Resolved, That the members of this Cenysnson
adhere TO- and abide by, the confession Of hith o.
the Presbyterian church, as containing the "a
doctrine taught in the Holy Scripturesi ana that
we adhere to the form Of Government and BOOK OF
Discipline of said church.
Mr.. Cumpston, Of Va, moved the ADOPTION Oh III
preamble and resolutions.
J. Randolph Tucker, Of Virginia, hogea, peiore
the final adoption of the report, the convention
might delay until morning, when the report,
| printed would be in their hands and they conll
consider II more carefully than now He moved that
the preamble and resolutions be made the order Of
tho day for this morning at o'clock.
Mr.. Grattan, of Va. favored the resolution oil Mr
Tucker. He thought the resolutions OF the greatest
weight and Importance, and should be sorry 10 see
any action upon them with so little deliberatlon
| rs would accompany their immediate adoption.
! Mr.. W. II. Matthews, of Va, favored the post
ponemsnt saying that the delegates from the re-
| gon from which he came were not prepared 70
adopt the resolutions until hearing something
| more.
Mr.. Gray of KY, also favored the resolutions, as
| did Mr.. Handy, of Va. The resolution TO post
pone was adopted, and the resolutions made the
order Of the day for to-day, at 81 o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, Of Virginia, hoped that the
er, in view of the solemnity and Importance of the
matters here submitted.
| short time was then spent in prayer.
At 10 o'clock after further religious services, the
Convention adjourned until this morning; the mem
bers apparently deeply impressed with the import
ance of the task which is TO he performed to-day
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Mrs. Cunningham.

The Now York Herald expresses the opinion that
the decision of the Surrogate, demolishng Mrs.
Cunninghams claim to be the widow of DR.. Rur-
dell will operate to her advantage on the trial for
attempting to produce a supposittious child with
a view frauduently to intercept the inheritance Of
DR.. Burdel; because, IL she was not the widow of
that person, no child of hers-whether suppositi-
tious or genune-could intercept any inheritance
and the production Of the child would cease to be
a crime within the meaning and intent of the law
The decision of the Surrogate is deliberately and
logically argued, and establishes the justice of his
decision beyond all question. lie is of opinion
that while DR.. Burdell was at Herkimer on the day
Of the supposed marriage, Mrs. Cunningham was
In fact married to some one else. The Herald re-
marks that, assuming the Judgment of the Surro-
gate to decide the truth and no one can doub, 1t,
tho marriage must have been planned, and, IA a
consequence, the murder which gave it its value,
IA far back as early in October, so that for four
months this extraordinary murderess cherished
the dreadful purpose In her breast.
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Steam Canal Navigation,

The Cumberland Civilian chronicles a successful
trip of steam canal boat, the James l.. Cathcart
which arrived at that place last week. after a run
from Georgetown, 1S4 miles, in As hours. The boat
is screw propeller. The engine Is placed in the
rear cabin, and Is OF twentyeight horse power and
the boiler and furnace weigh about four TONS
The engine and propeller are said to have worked
admirably; the commotion in the water being very
slight. The Civilian 10 sanguine on the subject,
thinks settles the practicability of canal steam
navigation, and that a wonderful change in canal
boating must shortly take place
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Female writers.


II is honorable to the present age that both 10
nurcps and America Woman holds At this time q
hlsher intellectual POSITION and that more real
spce, 10 raid to her mental faculties and TO her
pcrson, than at any previous period, not even sx-
cepting the days Of Chivairy, through which the
world has passed. 1t IL not only In the lighter
waiks OF fiction that she Disputes the palm with
the other sex, but In the rugged domains Of sci
enee and upon questions which II had been thousn'
presumptuous and unseemly that the sex should
attempt 10 elucidste.
Mrs. Mary somerville, of England, has a''
casssd with the greatest ability, inc s'A"
and most important Of the ph!s'cA so' -
and an essay Of Mrs. willard, an Amef''"" '""y'
m tina eireu,stion Of thu blood, has drawn
from hirh British authority the eo.hPN'"'"'
that abe has 90 acquitted herself as 70 sno" aa"'
abe spprshended - forcibly a. the most oisan'
auIshed anatonaists and physioiogis's rom harvey
e. p..,sr the difficulties which beset the inquiry,
.re.i,,d as quickly they did the errors and in
nonrruities Of the theories of previous writer's,
and. lastly, herself propounding an hypothesis to
account for the circulation Of the blood, and ac-
eordins 70 her ideas, the consequent action of the
heart. equally novel and ingenious, bearing upon
its face strong similitude of TRUTH and eminently
entitled to the serious attention and examination,
by the test of experiment, of all who take an in
tereet In physiological science.
In France there Is q woman, not at all commend
able for the moral tone Of her earlier productions
the lady who writes under the pseudonyme Of
George Sand-who SURPRISES Dumas, Victor Hugo.
Eugene Sue LAmartine, in those walks of literature
IN which these famous pens have been competitors;
the greatest Of all, in the opinion Of one of the
best OF English critics, since the author Of Corinne
She has q more masculine understanding, and
deeper current of thought, as well a. a more pro-
found tenderness than any French writer of fiction
of the 10Th century. 1t is lamentable that 80
grand intellect was perverted to such igno-
BILE uses tho creation of her early volumes,
works which, like all the French fictitious litera-
ture Of the age, are diseased to the very with
the ma!ady OF a lax and low morality. We may,
however, rejoice that she have herself bo-
como sensible of the dishguring and degrading
characteristics Of hor youthful productions and
that Of late years she has exhibited better taste
and moro elevated morality, though yet far below
an English or American standard of heslthful
ntarature
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GenealOgy of Warrington.

An ambitious Heraldist has traced up the ances-
try of Gen. Washington to nobility and thence to
royalty, and has succeeded in establishing the pro.
position that not less than three crowned heads
had contributed their celestial blood to the veins
the first President
In China the glory of great man is reflected
upon his ancestors, rather than his descendants,
rule which, If adopted among the Western nations
wonld reflect degree of dignity and honor upon
the royal ancestry of Washington which their
sceptres could never confer. The idea of Washing
ton being exalted by such descent is unworthy
the republicanism of America and the common
sense of the 10th century
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
tay Tsrrr's supRKIon TosIo BrTrwns

These Bittsrs tonic stomachie and aromatic Ar
will be found to excel any oow In use. Prepars
from pureiv re0st0be reneiie- posessing the p<vsr
to disease without injury the health Or eons
tntiOn. They are highly recommended tor the care
u dyTvpsla ague and fsrsr, ehoEe, cramps TIE ITO
mach and b0toeis Nervous and general debility an0s
totDness u spirits, didrrh0o, &c.
Persons whose systems have become deranged By
imprndent eating drinking, win nnd thess bittas
quick and excellent restorative
Neatly put up In pint bottles. None genuins with
out the Telegraph Of the Proprietor, and the 6Is
sisHe OF his signature upon each bottle Full dlree.
tons accompany each bottle. Price Soc
Prcgared and sold Wholesale and retxi b. n. W.
TOTTY, Nc. 100 Cary street. Richmond Va
~ liberal discount to the trade
au l3-d3w&sw2w
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PLATE GIAss.--Ths N. York Express notices

PLATE GLAss.-Ths N. York Express notices new
process for polishing glass, employed by the Uni
ted States Manufacturing aud Polishing Plate Glass
Company, Of that city, which will greatly reduce
the cost of plate glass mirrors. 1t 10 done by
placing the plates between discs turned by steam.
IL takes ~ hours to grind down the plate, and
one hour 10 polish II. The Express illustrates the
saving Of the process BY stating that tho great
mirror 10 the &c. Nicholas bar cost $1,000, or $40 rs
par square foot. plate Of similar Dimensions by
the New York process, can be made and polished
Tor 10 cents per foot, and sllssred for 80 cents
making the mirror cost the American msuufaetu-
rsr, eat and out 1851 II this process proves good
and satisfactory, everybody can have mirrors in
shsrt timsi
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massachusetts, Bnnktnv-

1t h known that the Suffolk Bank of Boston ba,
been the great regulator of Massachusetts Bank,
and pretty much all the New England Banks. The
small institutions getting impatient of its re
straints, procured charter from the last Mass,
ehusests Legislature for Bank Of mutual redemp.
'ion TO take the place Of the Suffolk Bank. On
Wednesday convention of delegates from variou,
banks interested, met In Boston. The half million
required by the charter Of the new bank to be sub
scribed, was nearly all raised, and committee
was appointed to select board Of directors.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Prtof Richs,ond, August 2s--High Water 49, o.

Pdrtof Richmond, August 2s-HTgh Water 49, 0crR
ARRIVED.
Steamer Beividere, Keen, Baltimore, mdse, Ind
lam Watson.
Schooner Martha Collins, Collins, New York, Hay,
VI. Downey,
Schooner Ino. T. Barnard. Stiles, New York qua no
McGrudcrs Sons.
Schooner Francis French, Loveland, Philadelphia,
Coal, Eubank h Hros.
Schooner Danville, Chester; New York. mdse., D.
& w. Currc.
SAILED.
Schooner 2. Applegate, Talbot, York River, in bal
Last
schooner Edwin, Creighton, Baltimore mdse., D. 4
". Crlrrie
Schooner Crcnshaw, Moss New York, lmdse D. 4
W. Currie.
Schooner Exit. Gray, Smithfcld, in Ballast
Schooner Emma Shorter, via Port Nathall coal
Portsmouth,, W. ID. Colqntt & Co.
PHnADE1pmt, Aug. 27.-C1i. Schooner s. r. Vim
ton, Washington Richmond.
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nsr THE GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE

AND TRusr CoMpANY.-CH,RTsR PERPRTUM.-CAPE
TAI $500 NO-Principal Office, No. 23l. late 100 wal
mt street Philadelphia. Office Of the Agency II,
Richmond Pearl street, opposite J. N. Gondon, ana
ne 1t door to Il. D. Eacho
FIRE INSURANCE on Merchandise generally.
Household Furniture, Stores. Dweings, &c, lin
tied or nernetual MARINE INSURANCE on car
goes freichts and vessels to all parts of the wor
INLAND INSURANCE on Goods, by rivers, canals
and land carriage to all parts of the country.
ON" Az. Durina The period. from March lst 1856. to
June Ist. 1851 the premiums received by this comps-
nv amounted to sl05 os67, and the losses paid du-
rim the same period form total of $4S.9Ui.l3. .
$50 G. X. BRICKEN, Agent
Pearl street, opposite J. n. Gordon,
nh oo-,t Richmond, Va.
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DIED.,

On the 9th inst at 51s o'clock after severe suffer
fngs of few days, JOHN w. BAUGIIS, in the 37tf
year of his age.
His funeral will take place at his residence corner
of St.James and Charity streets, Saturday morning
2gh at 10 O'Clock. The friends and relatives of tn,
ther invitation.
Thou hast passed from our presence away.
We shall meet thee more the earth;
Many things that oft remind us of thee
And TO NEST sad reflections give birth.
The pleasant smile that has Oft cheered us on,
We fondly remember it still;
Thine absence has left sad void in our hearts
That refuses with aught to be filled :
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Learning to Fight.

Tue British Journals express the opinion that the
Chinese are learning to fight. They must be dull
scholars II they have not made some progress bv
'his time. Whenever these unfortunate pig tail,
cross the track OF John Bulls trade and commerce
nc gives them practical lesson in the art of war.
with such An sssiduous Instructor even Chinese
must learn; possibly, in time, become pro,cients
and pay their master off in his own coin
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Financial Afrairs.-New York.

The condition of affairs has decidedly improved,
and much better feeling prevails. The revuls
sion seems to have been confined to the stock
dealers and the stocks they gambled in. The press
generally declares that no department Of the reg
ular trade was disturbed: blythe events in Wall
street, at all complicated with them. 1t will be
seen that even in the arena of the Bulls and Bears
things had grown better. We refer to our finan-
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Bank of Kanaw n q

The Cincinnati Price Current says that the
Kanawhs Bank of Virginia is involvedby the fail
ure Of the Ohio Life and Trust Company, and its
notes were generally refused in that city on Tues
day. Some of ths brokers offered to buy them at
fifty cents on the dollar.
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SPECIAL NOTICE s.
srH srKSEr, RICHMOND, AUersr. 1851

5rH STREET, RICHMOND. AUersT, 1857.
H0Fn Mr.. DIsPAT HI would beg
leave to ask our City Fathers hrough YOU whether
3th street. from Cary to the Armory IN the corpo
ular visits of our City Collectors; but if so, why
should the myriads of dogs that are now intesting
our streets be permitted to make that point their
rendezvous and place for pitch battles and noise
with drunkards and thus keep the negho9 r IN
hour next day With the hope of reform. III
au 29-lt* a. otFFhhkk.
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SALE OF R,CHEL's PURNITURR.-Mademoiselle Ra-
chel has sold Says Paris correspondent the fur
niture i'll her residence in Rue Trudon, at public
auction, and most of the articles attained a very
fair curiosity price-by which is meant, of course
price much above the intrinsic value of the arti-
Gle. Her bed, for example, sold for two hundred
dollars. Many complaints were made by Rachel,
friends, in order to excite sympathy for the benefit
of this sale; her American trip was spoken of az he,
Waterloo, and her position was represented a.
really needy.
W. II. Smith, stranger from Pamela, Miss, died
suddenly in Colombia. 3 c., on the Goth inst
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aarCANcBRs AND TuaoRs CHRHp WITH

OUT CUrrIsg.-DR. N. KAHN. late Of Philadelphia
respectfully offers his services to the citizens and the
public generally, for tho cure Of Camera Tunes.
Mouds. Blotches, and all diseases OF the akin. He
can also cure Secret Disease~. .s-
He can be found at his Office opposite the CliftOn
House from 10 A. NJ. to S z. NJ.
Recommendations can be seen on application.
my lg-d4ms
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g~HAIR CUrrryo.-To the Citi,,

Bag HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the Gty.-H you wish 10 get
your Hair cut in the latest and most improved yle
! would advise yOu to call on HoBS0S. at bis Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Hotei-cntranC .
on 18th street.
\. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS BE- had At
all hours Single Baths . cents, tickSis tOE 3d.
ap 13-u
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NH ll-eod6m

ES73 HOW TO UUkK ALL PAIN,-Ihe
Thousands who are suffering with Inclination, Mem
ralgia, Nervous Hesdsche. pains in the face, side,
limbs and back, will hnd immediate relief by using
HARrsHoBSs's CUHhALL. Being preparation by
Chemist. it IL found to DO tho best application for
pain in the bones, muscles, nerves and shows. Try
bottle and obtain relief II, Is and 20 cents. Sold
By PURCELL, LAID 4 Co. and
WV Linn
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f6PFRssH LEEcHss.-I hay

FRESH LHHCHBs.-l have just re-
ceived, by Adams Express, fresh lot Of swedish
LRkCHRs. which will be applied upon most resson-
able terms. 7, t@-
r. S-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours OF the day the air
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9th street. French Garden Hill.
my 2-ts K c. H0RS0E
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saEn THE VALUABLE FARM CALLED

Reg THE VALUABLE FARM CALLED
"PLAINpElLING,' ~ MILES EAST OF RICHMOND TO BE
SOLD AT AUCTION on tt ESDAY NEXT, AT IL O'CLOCK.
The particular attention of the public is repec tfnl
miles east of Richmond, adjoining Rural Shades"
and the farm of Col J. u. Dickinson, to take place
as above. Seeauction head for particulars.
au 2g-3t GODDIN & APPERS0N, Aucts.
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r. 4 e. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer In
Shingles, Mahogany and Lumber IL every scscrip-
ton 0ce and yard corner Of Cary and 10th streets,
Richmond, Va. mr. lq-ioms
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WA K RITTIER

az MAIN STREET, RICHMOND vIRGINIA,)
Importer and wholesale dealer in China, Eartheu-
ware aud GLASS; Lamps, Looking Glasses Casters and
Fancy Goods. has received per ship riga" from
Liverpool, direct to this port. and by recent arri
walls at the port of New York a full supply of New
Goods from the English Manufactures, and from
Eastern and Western Manufactures a choice stock
of Glassware, Looking Glasses, Casters and Fancy
Articles which he is determined to sell at low prices
to CASH and PROMPT MONTHS buyers.
Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee Merchants
are respectfully solicited to examine goods and
prices.
f8- Orders promptly filled, and goods packed in
the best manner VIM. F. BUTLER
All 2g-lm 70 Main street
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RUTTER of the best quality, in pots
II also Hams Shoulders and Breast Racon ALL of
superior quality, together with every article usually
kept in well selected family grocery. STAPLE Dry
Goods, &c. &c, can he had Of
j. III. TANNER
au 29-3t* 9Th street near the Armorv RriIoa
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I
serying and identifying the hair, and rendering "
dark and gsssy. The CheodiHs holds, In lIauii
form, large proportion of dsoorised Cocoa nut Oil
prepared expressly for this purpose Neotber COM
pound possesses the peculiar properties which
sctiy suit the various conditions of this htran hair
1t softsns the hair when hard and dry--it soothas
the irritate scalp sknit affords the richest lustre
II remains longest in efect-and il Is the beet and
cheapest hair dressing In the world
Prepared by Joseph Burnett To-, Boston. FOR
sale BIZ EMMETT, BEERS & USHER, DrlgqI-
No. rs Main street. Richmoad Va. at ~ cents for
hslEpint bottle. su Aim
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l6r PIoor's ARoxArIs Wnn CHnnnr

Persons suffering FROM sagour or debility
occasioned By the hot weather shond u.e this ufesf
invigorator. II speedily relieves Iervous headache
dyspepsia, indigestion, &c, improves the appetite
and strengthens the system.
Price 80 cents the quart bottle. Sold oolyby
su ls-2w y. PiCoT, Druggist.
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RAILROAD MBBrING.-A railroad meeting was held
at Eagle City, North Carolina on the 18th instant
at which there were between 1900 and 5000 per
sons present Several resolutions in relation to n
railroad from Salisbury, via Mocksvile, to the Vr-
ginia line, which were unanimously adopted.
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New York, Aug. N.-The Philadelphia has al
rived from Havana with dates to the 23d inst, Blu
no news of Importance.
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STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, Aug 2s.-Stocks are dull to-day. Wiz
ginia IS $3.50.
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Ra7- FACTS WORTH KNOWING. The re-

naming stock Of
FANCY DRY GooDs,
ArfHE
LADTES' BAZAAR,
NO. 20f, BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
Have been marked down at prices, and are selling
At lower rates-qualty and style confederation
they have ever been purchased heretofore In this
market.
EMBRoIDRRIRs.
Cambria and Swiss COLLARS aud SLEEVES, rang.
Ing from ga Ia &c
Fine French MUSLIN SETS for 81, worth -; also
Gets at lower prices -e
Muslin and Cambria BANDS, for Sleeves and Ba-ques
Thread and Naleneiennes LAOES egL
six MITES, Kid and silk GLOVES, H0sR
Whalebone BUSTS, &c. -~a
MILLINERY GOODS Asa-.
Bonne's. Ribbons Flowers, Qniliings. Ladies Dress
Caps. Grapes, &c.
PRINCES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We havs large stock Of FRlNGEs RRAIDe.
BUTTONS, and other DRESS TRIMMINGS. very
low.
WHITE GoOnS, JACoSETs, BRfLLIANIk s.
Book Swiss Plaid. Striped and Dotted MusLlNs.
Also, grrat variety 81
FANCY AND STAPLE ARTICLES
selling at unprecedented low prices TO make room r
the Fall purchases.
We are not going TO Wind up. but We are selling
Goods at prices that ~ii be caution to old fosse~
~ 3i-dlm
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nSg~ Powers IMPERIAL AMBRoTYpEs

Es9s TOWERS IMPERIAL AMBKUTYPEB.
came in one party, and each one had four Pictures
made besides POWERS GROUPED them ALL on man.
moth plate glass which is to be coored in oil and
hibited at the Mechanics Fair in November Pow
ERs takes better pictures for 80 cents than you
get elsewhere for 81 Isl Main st. an 2o-lt*
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ma. DR.. JOHN B. WALrHALb, (Homeo-
Rsa p. III. AYLKrT. Attorney at Law

pahst) offers his professional servcee 10 the ctti.
Gems OF Richmond and Its vicinity. Office at his
sidence on leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
ia l-i1nR
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eG@Ro.pn ov IT,

rag BOARD OF TRADE or RICHMOND
HORACE l.. KENT, Pres't X. b. BssrtyT, Tress'r.
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Co7nrttes n Arbitration.
WILLIAM 8. DOMAIN. Chairman.
L. W. GLtzEnRooK, JAs@ b. DUFuT.
T. W. MCCANcE. l.. d. CEHssHAw.
my
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CHMOND STOVE WORKS.
an 22--3m
me-. Wn1rs TExrH, PRRpUxRp BREArH

AND BsAUrIPU CoHYLzIios-tan be acquired by
using the "Ran. afa 7honsand FTosoers." Nhst lady
gentleman would renlsn under the curse Of dis
THOUSAND FLowHRs as dentrince, would not only
render it sweet but leave the teeth white alsbss
teri Many persons do not know their brssth Is lad
and the subject il 10 delicate their frents will
mention il. Beware Of counterfeits. Be sure zach
bottle is signed FErRIp1E Co.
For sale by all Druggists. New York.
BENNETT, BEERS & PIsHBR,
NH 1l-eod6m Agents for Richmond.
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Practices in all the Courts bald in the city Of Rich
mond. and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Courts Of Chesterfield. Henrieo, Hanover and King
ulism counties.
EE-Of1ce over the store of p. johnston A Brother,
No. lis Main street " l-Sn
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aETRuxAN A. PARKBR. successor

E6y-C SoRGH B. STKkL, Dentist, Office
and residence. No. 81. on MAN, between 9Th and dh
streets, RicF uoDd, Va. my N-lY
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r IST OF notwithstanding In the
ARICH11oNp P0ox oEfTGB. on The 18th dsy Of
p.ssoss spplyiue for Letters. In this List. win
ullSse say fIey are AuyNHffsso