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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-16

JOHN BULL AND HIS MEDDLING-The great king
dom Of Britain is, singular to say, without the
cordial friendship of single great power. Her
protection to weak nation is as dangerous as he
snmity to a great one, and breeds no gratitude
20 her from her prOteges Mr.. Bright, in his late
great "reform" speech, said:
I'VE have had within the last few ears dispatch
IS rom vienna and from It petersburg, which, if
Ne had not deserved them, would have been YER,
OH nslve. and not little insoent. We have had
Inc Ambassador of the Queen expelled summariy
from Maarid, and We have had an Ambassador
peiied almost with ignomlDy from Washington. We
nave Diockaded Athens fer claim " hich was known
TO be false. We have quarrelled with M pies for
We chose 10 give advice to Naples, which was not
received in the submissive spirit exrected ON her
ana cur Minister was therefore, withdrawn Not
inIee years ago. too. We seized considerable king
t.'h Ia inola, Win which our government had but
recently entered into The ID st soemn T. eaty which
every lawyer IN England AID in Europe. believe,
would consider binding before God and the world -
We depotd its monarch We commit, ed a great i'm
morality and gre at crime. and We have reaned an
almost instantaneous retrihution in the most vi
gantic and sanguinary revolt which probshsy ar =
nation ever made against its conquefors Within
the last few years We have lad two wars with a
one-third OF the whole human race The first was
cai!ed-and appropriately called the opium war -
compostion-no man who cares any thing for ,he
opin,sn Of his iei9w.countEy men, has dared to jus
been concluded IL it has ueen concluded had its orr
GIN in the trst war; tor the enormites committed IN
the first war are the foundation Of the placa Bile
hostility which it is said the nh nts of Canton
bear to all persons connected with the kngish
name"
The picture which Mr.. Bright gives Of his own
government is q true one. The meddlesomene Dr.
of Ensiand in affairs upon the Eastern continent,
has kept up continual disturbance on the other
aide of the Atlantic, and caused an expenditure In
the last two hundred years Of f2 100000. II
should be q strong reason on our part to prevent
it on this continent, lest We should be involved In
the same calamities of war and the same enormous
amount of debt.
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RIcHMoNn. Octoher 2tth. laiS

Messrs. WAXING 4 REARCE-Geutiemen: | have
carefully analysed the pill, given me by DIR. " 4
Anderson. aud find that 1t contains small portion.
Of CalHnel, but mainly consists of the sulphete OF
GuiLine. The presence Of these two Substances was
aisiiuctiy proved by variety OF tests. ! have Nc
doubt that The pill composed entirely CT these
iISG.ciual agents.
Very respectfully, j B MCCAw.
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This establishment fbeing the most comp1ses Pm.
terry in the south, both regards Typfs, uentg,
&C.. and the latest and most approved Machine
Presses) is daily turning out the finest spsetmeus g
nOoK and JOB PRINTING, such -
PAMPHLETS. BANK CHECKS.
CATALOGUES, NOTES POSTER0.
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES.
BILLS OF LADIN6. HANDBiLLe, -.
Particular attention given TO lne work for
bsnks Public 0iices Insurance, Railroad and TrAns
porta.ion Companies, Tobacco Factors, &C.
THE DIPATCH CARD PRESDs
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEAps, Small
Circulars. Labels &C., Is capable OF turning OF ls
per hour thereby enabling the pntrons
of this establishment 10 obtain this dcscri1 bon o,
work at the shortest possible notice.
~ Prices reduced in proportion to the incrsss -
spssd.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and varicus
colored Inks. executed in the highest the nj
In this branch of the business the propSietoru cNa
tafelY 0HALlENGR CQMPEIIYIoH.
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gSsys IL Yoy ARE SICK, the probability

i that the root uf your suffering is in the stomach
From weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia, Ague
Lang UGr hau sea and legion of other tormentng
dseases Indigestion produces thin blood, auG
Therefore dest oys The rgth and yigOr Of The
tire system. To restore the tone of the stomach
these troublesome and dangerous complaints, no
thing is necessary but persevering use OF DIR. j
HOsrETTER's CELEBkATED STOMACH BIT
TERS. trial of their power cannot tail 10 prove
that there is no failure i'll their sapative effects -
We cheerfully recommend them TO the public,
knowing as We do their many excell3n qualities.
Fer sale by druggists and dealers generally every
Nhere no Aim
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Esq The BEET CoEdH SYRUP IN THE


The best Cough Syrup in the world is Harts
horne. pectoral Syrup Of Wild cherry.
This article is prepared By chemist, ard is pro
nJunced by meGlcst men, and those who have useG
II. 10 be the best preparation fer Coughs Colds,
CatarrA, bronchitis, Hoarseness, Sore Throat from
a cold and a preventive OF that lion OF diseasts
Consumption.
Persons VINO sing should use it, 1t is pleasant t.
the taste softeps clears and strengthens the voice
ala aiirritatiou OF the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cola.
Bottles 25 spd 20 cents and 81 Sold by all Drug
eists ia Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg. and al
towns in Virginia. &C l5-6m
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VIRGINIA APpoINTMENTs-H.A A. Newman post
master at White Post, Clarke county, vice j.. s,
Everhart, resigned. Patton G. Keene postmaster
at Belfast Mills, Russell county, vice c. H. Mitch.
ell George W.. John postmaster at Stewards
town, Monongaheia county, vice Owen John, re.
signed
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Chas ?. Pelham has purchased the Columbis g.
CO. Southern Guardian.
Gov. Allston has appoined Thursday 25th inst.
as day OF Thanksgiving aud prayer in South Ca
rolina,
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,CAw, Professor

OF Chemistry of Medical College of Virginia Dear
Sir: would feel obligs If you would obtain from
J., Vim h Anderson the pill he has in his posses
sion, (which is part of the medicine taken by
the iate Mr.. Woo4y,) and anslyse the same for Us
giving Us written statement oi its contents.
hcss -ctfGlly, WAhING d. RkAkCE.
Kick kRouU Oct. 23d 1888
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s~ PARKE PoINpEXTER,
rnuNEV AT


Will practice in the city of Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfe I'd. Powhata and Amelia.
&A- Office in Lisle's Building, corner Of Main and
l4th tTeets. Sc S-l2m
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m CARRIAGES. CARRIA0ES.

eAEBX CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
~ The snbssribsr has on hand, at hi Cosch
Main and Cary (sth and lith streets near the Co
iuInbian Hotel, COACHES, CHAkIOTEH1. DA-
sUiikI rs. all Of his make, of the best matcrias
and workmanship; ali of which will be sold a. low -
geod work OF the kind can be in the city Of Rich.
mond, and respectfully ask call frsm those IN
want of any article in the Carriage line, am do
seruined TO make TO order and sell at the lowest
prices possible aud all work sold that il new war.
rantei MICAJAH MAN0oM.
Ia Arm
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A TIPPEcANoE HsRo DEtD.-The Yincennes Ind \
Gazette announces the death of Mr.. John Scott
at that place, aged IS years He was lieutenant
at the battle of Tippecanoe, and fJr many years
postmaster at Vincennes, having been originally
appointed by General Jackson, of whom he was
an ardent admirer
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EssTBURNI.

s|BURNIAG FLUID, BURNING FLUID,
BuRsING FLUID Always on hand and for sale al
the Drug and Prescription Store OF
JOHN W. GARL1Ck,
nd ln-lm Market place, Franklin st.
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Twenty-one persons werc sentenced to the peni-
tentary Mt the close Of the recent term OF the Jet
ierson Circuit Court at Louisv'lie, NJ.
The Fort Smith fArk.) Herald, Of the 3oth ult.,
understands that four companies Of cavalry are to
be ordered there.
The Cshawbs, from New York Friday, took $780,
900 in specie for New Orleans.
Jno. II. Trenholm, an old printer Of Warrington,
died on the 18th inst.
Mr.. Hawthorn, the writer, has gone to Rome
A book is expected from him next March or April
The Keller Troupe 10 performing at Atlanta
Georgia.
The Legislature Of Florida conyenes on the 22d
Of the present month.
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NEW CARRIAGE AND HAIR

&5sH.. NESS hEP0SIToRY.-The subscriber,
having been for number of years engaged In
Coach Making, offers TO those in this section who
may wish to purchase, a variety of light and sub
staotal CARnIAG Es such as Bugges, Rock aways.
&C. All work warranted made OF good and durable
material. Persons wishing to purchase are respect
fully invited to give call aud examine. Induce
ments will be offered 20 their advantage both 80 to
price and guarantee of the faithful Performance of
the work. PULlEN.
&C lily Wall, st. near St Charles Hotel.
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AN AMERICAN supEKcEDEp IN CaILI-In assuming
the prosecution of the Santiago Railroad, the Gov
ernment of Chill have displaced Mr.. Evans, the
former engineer-in-ch aud an American giving
that place TO Mr.. William Lloyd, an Englishmap,
probably in order to conciiinte the London money
looking up a loan of 81 100000 Mr.. Lloyd is 70
receive an annual salary Of $4,000, besides 800
for every mile of railroad be may finish.
HANGING DEAD BY the HrELs.-At an early hour
on Friday, in New York city. the body Of John
Quinn, a alongshoreman, was fund hanging by the
heels underneath the platform con iguous to the
Wall street ferry bridge. His head was near the
surface Of the water, and he had apparently been
dead several hours. Being man of Incorporate
habits, it 10 supposed that be stroiiing about
the place while intoxicated, and accidentally fell
through the platform and was caught in the posi-
tion in which he was found.
An unusual cargo arrived at Alexandria on Sat.
urday from New York, being q vessel lead Of ex-
ceedingly fine cabbages. They were reported as
selling at eight dollar.per hundred heads.
HAsDsoxs PRESENT GlaubenskIes, one Of
the saved from the Austria, has presented $500
snuff-box to the captain VI the bnk Lotus Of Yars
mouth, n s., for safely taking him TO ualifax from
tue French bark which picked him mp.
GooD.-Dr Stone, q celebrated physician in New
Orleans, on being asked how many yellow fsver
patients he had lost, replied, aabout twenty
hundred, as that number remains still unaccount.
cd for after the other physicisns made their re-
ports.
The Burlipgton, W, Free Press states that there
IL snow enough for sleighiDg 10 some parts OF Ur.
derbill in that State.
Thanksgiving in Vermont 10 appointed fer
Thursday, Dec. 2dand in Tennessee for tbs 18th
instant.
Mrs. Odeu has sold the United Safes Hotsl q
Martinsburg, Va, ~ Henry Staub, for eo,oos
cash.
W. H Emmett, qnsck doctor, has been sent 70
tia Keutucky penifentiary for six years tos steal
ing horse aud buggy.
Rev. J. n. Tstssl, OF Mschanicsburg, Pa. bsi
accepted call to the German Reformed Church.
as sheperdstowns Va
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A VALUABLE LITTLE Fam IN

IA HENRICO, SEVEN MILES BELOW RICH
NUND. ON THE ROAD LEADING TO NEW KENT
CnUhTHoUSE, CONTAINING $50 ACRES, FUR
SALE.--I offer for sale the FARM situated as de-
scribed above containing $50 acres. one third clear
3D. aud produces well the usual crops the balance
is we'll wooded The improvements consist OF .
srsmed Dxelliug with five rooms. Kitchen, Barn,
&C. With young Orchard of select fruit. The loca-
ton is healthy and society good. IL will be shown
by Mr. Jas Carter, who lives the premises. A
great bargain can be had in the purcha.e Of the
Farm If immediate application be made to
K0BIYNE, LAID Agent,
Cfice under the Metropolitan Hall.
no s-2tav4w Franklin street.
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FATAL AccIpgNr.-The wife OF Col. VIM. II.
Woodipg, member of the legislature from Pittsyl'
vsna comfy, Va, died on the 18th inst from inju
ries received by her clothes taking fire that morn'
ip1
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msy- Hopsos's HAIR CUTTING, SHAW,

AND sHAMrooyNG SALOON, under the American No
el-entrance on IIth street
N.B-Hot. Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
s!l hours. Single Bath 25 cents, tickets for
dollar. les
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~FRASKLIH PAPER MILL, RICH
nosp, yA-BeIvidere Manufacturing Company
Keep eons, sntly ON hand all descriptions Envelope
Vanilla and Wrapping PAPER, News and BOOK
PAPERS Of aii qualities aid sizes, furnished al
short nouce.
GA-Cash paid for RAGS.
G OssxF, Bupt oc4-3m
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Sons OF SERGEANT S. .PRESTICE.-In the proceed.
ings of the Board of Trustees of the First District
School in New Orleans, (free school) published iu
the papers OF that city, We find the following par.
agraph:
"Mr Salamon informed the Board that he had
given permission to the friends of the two sons OF
s s. Prentice, (now living with their grand mo.
Their on the other side of the rver) to enter them
in one Of the First District Schools during the
coming session, and asked the Board to confirm
that permission. 1t was confirmed unanimous
IL
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UOERaAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

STOMACH OR LIVER.
ouch as Indigestion, Aeidity OF the Stomach.
Colicky Pains Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, Despon
jency Oestiyeness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In
All Nervous Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections
il has In numerous instances proved highly benef
cia aud in others effected dec'ded cure.
This is a purely vegetable compound, Trepared Oh
strictly scientific principles atter the msnner of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhaye Because OF
rs great most ofthe European States its in
production into the u. States was intended more espe
ciay for those of fatherand scattered here and
there over the face of this mighty country: Meetne
with great success among them, now o1er 1t TO tue
Ioer?can public. hneying that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
IL isps particularly recommended t those persons
whose consitutions ruay have been impaired by the
continuous use of ardent spirits, or other forms OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous IN enect, 1t
ipds its way directly 10 the seat OF fe thrilling
and ariekening every nerve, raising mp the dreop-
,ny spirit, and, in fact infasing new health and
yigor in the system.
NOTICE-Whccver expects to nnc tDis DeVe
ra 20 win be dsarpointed but to the sick, weak and
low spirited IL wi}l provo grateful aromatic cor
dial ro.sessea of singular repcdial properties.
CAHTlONi
The great popularity of this delightful ARENA has
induced many ifnitatvns, which the public should
xuard agninst purchasfng. Be not persuaded 70 bny
.nythirs else until you have given BoEhHAfES
a0LLAND DITfKkS fair trial. One bottle VIII
con vince you how infinitely superior II Is TO all
these limitations.
Bold at 81 per bottle six bottles for 70, Dy the
SOLE PROPRIETOkS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. - %.
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DEprcArIos-The new Baptist church, Ut Rs.
leigh N. c., was dedicated on sunday last, Rev. DR.
Burrows, Of Richmond, preaching the dsdicatory
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NOVEL WAdIB.--A ysung man. named Alexander
Duncan, arrived last Saturday 10 Cincinnati, hav-
ing performed pedestrian journey from New
York. He undertook the task upon bet of $3.50,
and was to complete the task in eighteen days.
He did 1t with nine hours TO spare. He was &C.
companied by the Individual who bet against him,
and who drove buggy and carried his carpet
sack, the expense Of travelling to be borne by the
loser. The pedestrian appeared to he less used
Hp than either the horse or the driver
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A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE MARKET
n FARM CONTAINING 30 ACRES Ia MILLS

n FARM, CONTAINING 30 ACRES Ia Mills
BELOW RICHMOND, ON THE WILLIAMSBURG
>TsIE ROAD, FOR sALE-I am suthcrixed seli
the FARM situated a. described above. adjoining
The la ads of Richard McGruder and others; about 20
acres cleared and L. In an improyi ing condition Tho
impro -ements consist OF { amed bui.diDgs within
A short distance OF each other One contains g. the
other rooms with kitchen, barn and all the usual
out houses with wells of the best water, and young
apple orchard OF the most select kind. The land is
seii adapted TO the raising OF vegetables. and 20
convenicnt to the city that an industrious mas may
realize handsome profit annually from dairy and
garden. II sold in any short time. the purchaser
can lave the privilege Of seeding crop OF wheat,
and full possession given the lst Of January All OF
the crops stock Of horses aud farming implements,
can lie parchassd d with the FARM.
TERMS very liberal and male known upon appii-
sation TO NO b LYME,
General Land A q mt aud Auctioneer.
Office over Bodeker's Drug Store.
NJ fg-2aW2m
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There were 176 deaths in Philadelphia last week.
Bishop McGill of Richmond, preached In Peters
burg on Sunday last
Inhalation is defined etymologically 90 the latest
medical "tskesiu"
Ladies' clubs arc the latest subject Of discussion
among the New York upper teudom.
Tbos. Butcher, an old citizen Of Wood county,
Va died suddenly on the 10th inst.
Mayor Lin;oln. of Boston. has been resromina-
ted for his present office by party which claims
to be irrespective OF political parties.
The Philadelphia City Counciimen are consider.
ing the expedisncy OF reducing the number OF hrs
companies Of that city.
New Orleans papers say abseutees can now re-
tara TO that city without danger from yellow fe.
YER.
The Natchcx Free Trader, OF tho 29th uit., says
tina. there il manifest Improvement In The health
Of that city.
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A. BATHs. BATHS, BATHS

Jold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
Sbampooing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
Entrance on llth street.
Single Baths Is cents or tickets for 81 apIo
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D@- DR. JOHN B. WALrHALL, (Hom@o
pathst offers his pro essional services TO the cit
gems Of hichmond am its vicinity. Once ct his re
sidenee on Leigh str et, two soefsfron 9Th.
lf--flY
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- CIGARs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
A large aud well seIectod stock,
WH0LEsALE AND RETAIL;
JOHN BOUCHER,

between Main aud Franklin sts.
b y. -CiGARs made ia sny style to order.
o. G-2m
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LESSON IN ENpEARINa TERMs-"My dearest
Maria" wrote quite sffectonate husband to his
wife, strong.minded woman. She wrote him
back, "Dearest, let me correct either your gram.
mar or your morals. You address me, My dear.
est Maria AM l to suppose you have other dear
Marias t'n
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WITH the arrival Of new brewed Beer,
w beg leave to submit to my customers. and
the public generally, the following standard OF
prices for ms 6ottled Lager Beer, Porter Ale, &c,
Turing the winter season. viz:
Quarts per dozen, 81 73l 25 cts doz allowed on
Pints per dozen, Vi. 90 J return Of bottles.
Half pints per dog Soc, bottles extra
store and bar. keepers q per centsge allowed.
have also on hand Lager Beer in whole, hall,
onarter and eighth bhls Cream Ale in whole, half
and auarter bbis and for sale at the lowest market
orders left with Messrs Duyal Norton, corner
10th and Main streets; Laidiey kooinson, cor 4th
snd ErankIin sta or at nay store, will be- promptly
s.tsnded TO. r WILBACHER. 18th st..
No Between Main and Cary.
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COUNCILS WITH THE RED MEN-HANG,Ng
fRfSONERS-DEATH OF QUALCHLN-DE
SFRUCTI0N OF PRoFERTY-REsULTso OF
TIE CAMPAIGN
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LIBERAL DEED-Dr. James jackson, OF Boston,
the medical attendant of the late Ebenezer Fran
els, the millionaire received $500 as legacy from
the dead nicer. The heirs, in sending the sum to
him. accompanied with it an additional check for
s5, 900, as token Of their esteem.
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FteuR MLIs BURNT On Wednesday morning,
10th inst the Macon. Ga, Four Mills we're entirely
consumed I.oss about twenty thousand dollars.
There was partial insurance.
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" DRAWING OF THE
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA

UEAHS At,
At Augusta. Georgia. Saturday, Nov. I3, 1858,
SAMUEL SWAN IL CO.. Managers.
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EGyprIAS DARKNEss.-The appearance Of the
comet c. eated an immense sensation In Egypt; for
several days all business aud labor we're ct stand
still. the inhabitants believing that Il foreboded
me great calamity.
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nURE LINsEED OIL-Spiri Turpen-
j tine. Iawiss pure Lead and colour OF sli kinds,
ofy anu - SA' JOHN w, POLLARD.
"a Druvvist 18th street.
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MICRO HIRING, &c.--The subscriber

~ EGRO nthlNu, 0C.--IHe euOcCfiUcE
~ continues to hire out Negroes. rent cut houses.
SCI: Real aud Personal Estate and will attend to any
other tu,in requiring an Agent. Having an ex-
tensile acquaintance with the citizens Of Rich
mond and its vicinity. combined with an experience
IF ups ards of ten years in hiring out negroes. he
Il stters himself that the homes and prices procured
for them will, AS heretofore, give satisfaction to
tn ir owrers Personal attention given in all cases
II sickness. share Of the pnbic patronage 10 20
icited He rtfers to the following persoDs:
kEFBREscEs Judge m w Crump, 8 McGruder's
sonr, Wade Woodbridge, Richmond; DR. John N
6aruett Capt Jacob Keesee. Henr;co; VIM 2 O
Ramsay. Walker Hogans. Hanover; Elder Hen.
Icy, William Boulware, John Lumpkin. King and
Queen; Capt Henry Timberiske, Or Lee Edwards.
hing Wilhaui Elder James w 6oss. Orange; Dr.
John Dnvaii petersburg Elaer Il l. Coleman,
ocottsvie; L NJ Ware, klder Peter Ainsey. Essex.
no y LYME. ueEerai Agent,
Office in Basement of Metropolitan Hall,
no 9-2awtDl5s DIM Franklin street.
I AND FOR SALE am authorized
- TO sell valuable Farm, near b tt. mas Bridge,
adjoining the lands OF - Bradley aud Or. Carter,
in the lower end OF Henrico, containing 276 Acres.
all in woods and part of ii well timbered There Ii
also an abundance of fine Ced,r Post on the land,
and some splenaid low grounds. which Is easily
cleared and Iecaimed. 1t is well watered, with the
best OF falling springs The society IL excel
tent will sell great bargain privately, II early
OBLIGATION be made. no LYME, Auct,
Office over Bodekers Drug store.
Sc A-2faw2m
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}. Prizes Nos. Prizes. Nos, Prizes Nos. Prize.