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Destructive Fire Near Norfolk.
NORFOLK. Jan. Sd. 1855.

NUhFULk, JdI Ou 1905,
Sunday Night, II = o'clock.
The large brick building oa Washington Point,
known the residence Of Y. 8. Gyott, Esq, was
burned this evening The houses stood on the
Point between the Southern aud Western branches
of the Elizabeth river, immediately opposite Nor
folk, and was one among the prominent buildings
which met the eye in entering our harbor.
The fire was first discovered about 9l%, P. M
and in one hour the large ediice was heap of
smoulderng ruins. Ii valued at about IS, 900.
United fire companies repaired as speedily as pos
sible to the spot, having to go around by Ferry
Point bridge, which is nearly two miles. They
succeeded in saving the other building which
used a dyeing house. Mr.. Gyott had finished
moving yesterday, and the building was empty
lu haste. PERCUSSION.
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NrcARAeuAy ArrMRs-A letter from Washington

says
General Lamar, Minister to Nicaragua, left
Washington on Saturday. for New York, and will
sail Monday. Besides carrying ont his own iu-
structions, which of a peculiar nature, owing
TO the present complicated state of affairs in Cen
tral America, he will take instructions to Com
moiore Paulding. 1t is believed here that the
next arrival will bring intelligence of the capture
Of the remnant of Walkers army by paulding.
Dispatches received from England represent that
the British Cabinet have had the new Niearaguan
treaty under consideration and do not approve of
its provisions. The French government heartily
approves of every article.
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sHockIye MuapER IN Mlss1ssrppI.-We learn fror

SHOCKING MURDER IN MIssIssrPpI.-We learn from
a gentleman who has just returned from Missssp
pi, that stephen Piatt, laborng man from the
State of New York, was cruelty murdered on the
highway, in the suburbs of Liberty, Miss, on Sat.
urday night last. The top of his head had been
completely cut of with an axe. Two or three
negroes had been arrested on suspicion of the mur-
der When found in the morning his pockets had
been turned inside out.-N. o. Pc, 3oth ait.
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Dl,rH IN CHuRCH.-Considerabl excitement
was caused in the Park street Presbyterian church
at Newark, ~ j., on Sunday morning. Soon aitei
the services had commenced, an old gentleman was
observed TO be sinking in his pew The membeis
rushed to his assistance but he had died from di
sease OF the heart. His name was Joseph Il. Lynn
aud he resided 10 Mendham, Morris county, being
at Newark on a visit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

BARTHE, the French dramatic author was
remarkable for selhshness He WAS 80 completely
wrapped rs to be often strangely insensible to the
wants and woes of others. Calling upon friend,
whose opinion he wished to have on new comedy,
he found him in his last moments but notwithstand
ing proposed TO him to have il read "Consder, said
the dying man, II have not more than hour 10
live" "Ay," replied Barthe, shut this will occupy
only half the time"
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DISTINGUISHED V1slrcRs.-From every

section of the country We hear of distinguished
| men who have determined to visit Richmond at
the time of the Inauguration of the Washington
statue. The President and his Cabinet members
Of Congress, Judges. Statesmen and Diyines will
doubtless be here and the State should be prepared
to welcome and entertain them. Such an occasion
will never occur again. and Virginia can therefore
we'll afford to do the hospitalities In a becoming
| manner. Not only should she furnish well filed
purse to meet the expenses, but the Governor
should himself be the master of ceremonies and
see that everything is done in a becoming man
ner. We suppose that there will not be less than
twenty thousand strangers present TO witness the
inauguration of the statue OF him who tst 10
peace, first in war and first Ia the hearts Of his
countrymen
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A pooR FISHING SEAsoN.-0yer loo fishing vessel.
are now hauled up for the winter at Provincetown
Mass The fishing fare brought to that port du
ring the last season have been $4,000 quintals less
than the previous season. and only about $4,000
auintals remain unsold. Sales have been made Al
low as 81 80 per quintal, which is about dollar
lower than the usual price.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

House met at Il O'Clock.
Bills Rep0rted-A bill to amend and re enact 5th
sec. chap l84 Of the Code. bill to authorize the
Governor to appoint weieh-masters Of freight at
the depots Of the Railroads and James River and
kanawha Canal Company In Richmond. A report
was presented adverse to petition of certain cti-
zens OF Dinwiddie, asking q re-assessment of the
land in that county.
Mr.. HoGE from the special committee TO make
arrangements for the Inauguration of the eques-
tion statue of Washington, presented report.
suggesting the appointment of joint Committee
with full powers to make all necessary arrange
ments for the occasion.
Crcan Curt Jadyes.-A communication was re
ceived from the First Auditor showing the aggre.
gate amount of salaries paid to Circuit Court
Judges, since the adoption of the new Constitu-
tion, to be S2l6,l 81; mileage So s2s e4 special
terms $l4S22; mileage account Of the same
81 10000. Total S258 .65.
Resolutions Of iaquiry.-By Mr.. DICKINSON, of p
T., of exemptng from taxation parsouagss, held
and used for the maintenance of public Worship
Lieutenant G0reraor.--Ths bill to provide for
filling vacancies in the Office of Lieutenant Coy
ernor was then taken up the order of the day
aud discussed by Messrs. WARD and RAYMOND, the
former of whom offered an amendment, to provide
for the election of a Lieutenant Governor forth
with, by the people.
Mr. KEaPER next obtained the ioor and moved
an adjournment, which motion agreed to.
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ACCIDENT ~ esterday afternoon pair
of horses attached to farniture wagon, ran of
np Grace street. and getting to the corner OF 7th.
threw the negro driver, Tom, ont, with great vio-
ienee, crushing one of his legs in horrible man
ner Medical assistance was rendered him az
speedily possible, but the ffacture is serious
that amputation may be necessary
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"a MILLIONAIRE PRISTER.-A correspondent of
the "Rural Southernes.n writing from St. John,
New Brunswick, says: "Two miles above the sus-
pension bridge is the village Of Indiantown, from
which place the np-riyer steamboats, depart. At
this village made the acquaintance of Mr.. Hath
away, the proprietor OF the Fredericton line Of
boats, who informed me that he was born In Vir.
sinia, and at one time worked rs a compohitor on
the BALTIMORE Patriot lie is now worth near half
a million Of dollars.
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Csutain Samuel w. Hallatt, an old sea captain
died in Baltimore last Saturday. lie was native
Of Hyannis. Cape Cod.
Nathan Rogers, prominent merchant Of BsItt'
more, died on Saturday evening last.
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FEMALE HELP IN CALIFoRSlA-The San Francisco
Bulletia represents that there is great want OF
servant girls in California, and recommends the
girls ont of employment in the East TO emgrate to
the Golden State IL IL laid that house girls wages
in San Francisco are $50 to $35 per month, and
eaok a. go 10 <tl0
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SHORT CREbITs.-The manufacturers aud printers
of cotton and woollen goods, in Providence, X. l..
have adopted the short credit system. At large
meeting, held last week they unanimously resolved
to reduce the general credit on domestic goods to
not over six months. They invite the cooperation
of all parties interested in the domestic goods
trade, to assist by united effort in bringing about
desirable q reform.
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INsuRED.-The old building on South
Main street, between 22d aud I'D, belonging to
slr. J. d. Quarles, and which was psrtislly de-
stroyed by FIRE last Monday night, insured In
the Merchants Office for 5000
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.HoUsE BREAKlNG.-Th County Courl

.HoUsE BREAKING.-The County Court
OF Henrico was engaged the greater portion Of
yesterday in the examination OF Robert Reid
James Reid, Merriwether Roach, and Warren AL.
Icy, charged with breaking into the house of DIR,
Z. III. Brown, at Frenchs locks, about four miles
ABOVE Richmond, and stealing thsrsfrom watch,
oasin ana pitcher, on the night of the 10th OF
December last. The Reds aud Roach are boat.
men on the canal and Alley is the lock-keeper-
Mr. A: Judson Crane appeared for the accused an 4
aier nearing the evidence, addressed the court in
.heir oehaii. Mr. Young represented the Colninon.
wealth, and at the close of his remarks the court
temanded the prisoners for hearing ut the March
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nKOUND PLASTEN.-5UU tons Kiek-
NJ rnond Ground Plaster, for aals q SIX per tva,
delivered. EDMOND. DAVENPORT ! co.
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SHOOTING scaApE.-The crippled man

pHUUTINU EJHAPE.-IleC CrlDDIp0 mlU-
noticed by Us yesterday morning as having been
snot the night before by Oliver A. Hobsou is nam.
90 james w Ensborough The parties met nc the
noase OF Frederick Hanson. In Rockets, where
Robson knocked Ensborough down, Ensbaras.rb
then struck liobson with his wooden leg when
tiobson drew his pistol aud shot him In the right
thigh, infictiDg severe flesh woand uobeon
nyes IN Henrlco county, about ten miles east OF
Richmond. lie has not yet been arrested.
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FATAL AccrDEyr.--0n Friday last, as Mr.. John
Floyd was returning from hunting. ne got upon
loaded wagon near Michigan city, Indiana, and in
drawing his gun up after him. it exploded and the
charge tore of the top of his head, eausineinstanf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

LARGE FoRrUSE--A latiy In Railway, n. j., it is
stated has recently succeeded, after several fruit
less attempts. In establishing her title to large
amount of real estate in Dayton, Ohio. 1t Is said
to cover all the central part ofthat town. and il 10
that the amount is about s., 100000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

VIZ. Baovx, ESQ. brother Of the Postmaster
General was shot on Sxiurdsy week. his residsnce
in Giles county, Miss. but by whom Is unknown
Mr.. Brown, thongh wounded In tho face and head,
10 not fatally injured Notwithstanding the Assassin
took two fires At him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

BOOK H.wKisa-The South Carolina Legisla-
ture has passed formal resolution declaring "thaf
the vending Of the Holy Scriptures and books OF a
religious character by itinerants are not hawking
and pedling In just construction OF the laws Of
the state upon that subisct.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

HEAVY FALLING 0YF.--The falling off in the re
ceipts of produce from the interior, at ali the
ports, Is very great. According 10 reliable calcu
iatons, including breadstuffs, provisions. cotton
&C., il reaches to the value Of nearly Sio,0oo,0o0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

The Fn1BusrERs on board the saratega at Nor
folk refuse to go shore. unless they be put
of by force. They say they are penniless and
helpless and have nowhere to go If ashore. and de-
mand to be returned to Nicaragua, the home of
their adoption.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

Nor HEaaD.-Ben Powers, slave TO
Thomas Powell, charged with stealing $50 worth
sf tobacco from Cosby L winfree, was arfaigned
before the Mayor yesterday for examination, but
owing to the absence of witnesses. the case was
continued uutil to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

FoRrrey BANKS IN GEokGIA-Governor Brown, of
Georgia. has vetoed the bill passed by the L@gsia-
ture Of that State prohibiting the agencies of for
eign baaks from locating themselves within the
limits of the State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

CoMMERcE or Bosros. value Of foreign goods
imported at Bosom in 1855 s4s, ,s26, ,o3s, and in
1857, S52os3 sos, thus showing increase Of 3d.
207 S74 for the year just closed over the preceding
uaar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

UsLAwPUL AssEMBLY.--The Mayor,
yesterday, imposed = fine OF $50 on James Wren
for ceiling liquor TO be drunk in his house without
license, and for permitting an unlawful asseg.
bly Of negroes ON his premises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

CIycrssArT, according to an estimate OF the Ga
zette, has population OF 2ii,o inhabitants, ar
increase in ten years of over $1,000. The valus
Of manufactures and industry is set dswn at $50,
Opp, 900.
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MARIsR DIsAsrxR.--The schooner =. 8. Rudder-
son, from Charleston for Indian River, Florida,
with governments stores. was wrecked az the iatier
place ON the Iath uit The cargo was lost. but the
captain and crew were saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

Price was convicted Of forgery in Boston Oh Fri.
day. Ills accomplice, named Cowee, who turned
States evidence, testified that he (Cowee) had In
his life, committed aineg forysries. lie is still
Young man, not over twenty nve.
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PIANOS, &c.

.~x~- EUNNE & CLARK'S PIA-
.2 NOs.-sEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS
""H r. ii. TAYLOR has just opened
4 u VI v several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS,
rom the popular mandatory Of Messrs. NUNS Il
CLARK whose instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty to ne snse % ~ M 9a tne
together with several excellent second hand instru.
nenfs which will be sold at unusually low prices.
NEIODEONS- of Pelaubet's make, TO be obtained
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS OF variety OF patterns
The most extensive assortment sf Music and Mu'
deal Tnsfruments in the State. p. III. TAYLOR,
ia asts Piano and Music Store. lsS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

WRECK GF THE Snip JusIPER.-The ship Juniper,
of Philadelphia, from Rio, bound for New York.
went ashore recently an hundred miles south of
Pernambuco. Her cargo consisted of 5000 bags oil
coffee The vessel is a total loss. The crew were
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

SCHOONER SusK.-Ihe Chestertown News states
that the schooner Sarah sophia. belonging TO Mr.
r.. r, Turner, running from Bettertou to Balti
more, was sunk few days since by collision with
a steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

SERIOUS CHARGE --Michsel Whalen,
| charged with cutting and wounding William J.
Brown. on the 30th of November, will have ahear
ing before the Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

A BoAr's cREw LOST boat, containing nins
men, left Little Sxubls, Ill. on Christmas day, iof
pens water, Affeen riiss distant, bat never ar
rived at their destination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

John Carroll, died In PhiIadslphia on Friday
evening, FROM iaInriss received BY falling into .
tub Of boiling swil at distilery in the northern
mart of the city.
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CEO. w. II. TYLER,

~ AGENT TO HIRE OUT NEGROES,
RENT OUT HOUSES AND COLLECT CLAIMS.
The subscriber offers his services TO the public as
claims sell Wheat, Corn, Flour and Tobacco IN the
usual terms.
have been the superintendent of city property,
and police tficer in Richmond, for the last seven
years aud it is presumed from my knowledge of the
inhabitants OF Ricbmoad that shall be greatly az
sisted thereby in getting good and responsible homes
for servants and responsible tenants for houses.
Referencea-the citizens of Richmond generally.
Office on Marshall street, next IT, the \ ew Market
hay scales. u w. H. Len,
delg-lm Agent and Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-06

DEFERRED THE OPERArIoS.-The ply
sicans Of Mr.. James D. Lyle, sfter further consul.
tation yesterday determined not to amputsss be
lex at present, there yet being slight hopes that
he may be cured of his injuries without resoriing
to the operation
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FOR SALE, &C.
A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
\ For sale. my Farm Of 3ll acres. in Albemarle
county Adjoining j, Q. Massey, Sneed and others;
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
Acres--one-third bottom iand-are cleared enclosed
and highly impr' we'd. All necessary out buildings
and well ot first rate water on the premises
mn4lo fol- Richmond property. Address me at Rich
noud or call at my office, corner of Franklin and
Governor streets s. A. HART.
lS-dbTn
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V'HE VIRGINIA TOBACCO WARE
NO. ~ FRONT STREET. NEW YORK.

> & > III N Il, Aucuoneers ana
IL Commission Merchants, No. - Main street. give
their unds sded services AuctOneers for the sale
real estate. merchandise Of every description and
household furniture.
sale OF horses, mules cows, wagons and carriages.
&c &c, every Saturday.
r. &. LARCS. JAS. N. SHINE.
2S-fs
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MECHANICAL.
nm 1HEET sHEET @IfRION AND GAS FITTING

I'm. SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
l. ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber L.
fully prepared to do all kinds Of work in the above
business With dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past fayors and solicits COR
tinuance of the Being master OF his business
he can promise his customers that all work done by
MIN will at least be equal to any other house In the
cty and fully as cheapaf fact known to all persons
Who know what good work is.
Ro0FING GCTTERING &c.-Hei Is prepared to
execte this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE-Always on hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail. :,
GAS FITTING.-He is likewise prepared to do all
Kinds ofSlas Fitting in the best manner
PUMPS.-He keeps always on nand large anu eA'
tensiye stock OF Wen and Garden Pumps
50 ~ CHARLES II. LANGLEY.
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0RATES TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

4 NhAlEC, tLNDLbo, HA.
VI sHOVELs, TONGS and PoKERs.5I haye for
,ae an elegant assortment of all kinds OF Grates,
including every style of Tenders, summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets of shoyels, Tongs ana
ShoyeIs FIRE Shoyels: handsome Stands fof Shoyels
md Pokers Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footmans,
re Brick fire Slabs and Jams; sets OF Soap stone ioT
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers, and others In
want OF any Of the above articles can be supplied at
ali kinds of Brass and Iron Work of the above de
scriptjop at my BELL aud BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MASUFACTORY NO. 70
Main street between sth and 9Th streets West side,
Richmond, Va. ,,,oox
se lS-3m 3. ID. DENOON.
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NEGRO HlRlNG.-Tne subscriber re-
~ turns his thanks to his former friends and pa
trops for mast ayors and takes this method of in
forming them and the public generally that he
intends to continue the business the coming year,
promising to use his best exertions to obtain good
homes and good prices for all Negroes entrusted to
him. and also to give them his personal attention IN
case of sickness. He has a large and comfortable
house for them during the hiring. in which they can
stay until hired out.
He would advise that Negroes should be sent In as
early as practicable after Christmas.
refer, by con8ent. to the following persons:
N. b. HILL, Richmond
JN0 l. W G. LATANE. King William.
Dr. THOMAS LATAsE,' e
DIR. BEv. d. REY. Es.ex
Dr. JAS III. LATASE, n''oA
L. A. j. CLOPTON,
Office corner OF Wall and Franklin streets,
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson. Hin Co.'s.
de l-2m
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hCCIDENT,-"iIIiam WaIIs, lad while
at play with other boys on Oregon IiilI Yesterday
afternoon, fell while running with an open knif.
10 his hand, and inflicted severe flesh wound on
his rtght breast. But for the blsdc striking rio
and glanciag outward, the accident might have
cost MIN bis life.
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HOUSE BREAKING The three lads.
James Thurston, William III. Gallagher and Hymap
Re1sner, charged with entering the storehon.e Of
hF' Louis j. Bossieux, on Sunday afternoon last,
were again arraigued before the Mayor yesterday
Tor examination. William Childress, a lad testi-
ned, that ON Sunday last, he went from Shockoe
Hill to the Basin with the thrse nriso ,ars "a
Iooy Rose, where he left them and returned to
the second market About half past 2 O'Clock that
day, 6aiiagher and Resner came to where he was
ana he heard them say that they had found key
| and gone into house, and that the man came In
and caught Tharstou, bnt Reisner and (iaiiagbar
Jumped out of window and escaped. Thurston
| was next sworn, and made a similar statement to
keisner, remarking that they went to hydrnn,
to get drink, aud that while he was drinking the
other boys opened the door and went in, and that
| he followed them. The Mayor after hearing Nh.
various statements OF the witnesses. sent them OF
TO the next term Of the Hastings Court to answer
| for felony.
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NEGRO HIRIN G-The subscriber

NEGRO I'll RI n G The subscriber
~ again offers his services 10 his friends and the
public for HIRING OUT NEG R0ES for the ensuing
year lie pledges himself to use his bAst exertions
TO promote the interest of those who favor him
with their business and To pay special attention TO
the Negroes during sickness. He hopes from an ex-
ti0n
E0-0 Office at the old stand of Dabney Cauthofn,
Of Main and 18th streets opposite st. charles
Hotel. EDWARD n. DABNEY.
de I6-dlm&cwN
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r YNE & CHILDREY,

L ENE g CHILUhE1,
- AGENTS AND COLLECTORS,
HIRE OIrT NEGROES COLLECT CLAIMS de-,
nEOFFICE. UNITED STATES HOTEL .-3p
We, the undersigned, having heard that Dr. Ro
B. Lyme and John L. Childrey have associated them
selves together for the purpose of conducting q
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS in Richmond
taxi pleasure in recommending them to the patron,
age OF the public feeling assured they will faithfully
and punct,ially do whatever they may undertake as
Agents.
T. MCiRupER Sons.
SRERVIS McRAE, Richmond.
JOHN K. GARNET, VI. d., ueurico.
JOHN h. You've, Attorney at Law, Richmond.
GARLAND HNNEs, J. T., henrico.
JOHN NETTLEs, J. f., Richmond.
THOs K. NUCkoLs, }. p. Henrico.
CHAs. b. WILLIAMS, Il Benrico.
JOHN o. TAYLOR, j. p, Henrico.
VIM BOuLwARB King Queen.
JoHN NJ GREGORY, Attorney at Law, Richmond.
GODpIN L. APPERsOS, Real Estate Auctioneers.
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