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CONGRESSIONAL.

w,sprseros May 2S.-Ssnafe.--A communities
zion was received from the President, covering the
correspondence respecting the arrest OF aeherai
Walker In Nicaragua -
resolution TO extepu the session W s"o $50
June WIS laid over. =,
Mr. Mason from, the Committee OF Foreign ne
,at;ons reported In effect that official statements
chow succes ZION Of acts of aggression ~ the Bri
.,so cruse - In the Gul. 81 marked and extraor-
binary az to awaken the indignation OF the coun'
try ye1sels pursuing lawful commerce have been
juterrogated aud fred into in fifteen cases, 10 the
harbor of Saqua La Grande. it Is ofhciauy re-
ported that each arrival brings news OF more
The continued and persevering character OF these
outrages Is such as requires to arrest them, ana
end at and forever spch indignites. Inc
United States though often invoked, refuses TO re-
cegpize the right of police on the high seas, rest
ing 90 the principle that the marine, under their
flag cannot be visited or questioned without their
consent
The committee retera'e this principle, admit.
ting no reserve nor qualification, and to be main
tanned at any cost Indignant rs the American
peopIe are ard ought TO be at these aggressfons,
vet their occurrence will afford opportunity to
end them at once and forever.
The committee refrain from recommending fur
Their legislation only for the reason that the Presi-
dent has already ordered all the available navy 10
the infes ed waters with orders to protect our flag
The subject has been brought to the notice OF the
offending power through the proper channels, and
nothing short of guarantee against the repetition
of such acts in the future will satisfy the Ameri-
can people.
The comnitee also reported resolutions in effect
that the visitation of American ships on the high
seas is an nfraction Of tie sovereignty Of the Uni
ted States; that these aggressiops demand such
unequivoca explanation from Great Britain as VIII
prevent the recurrence in future of such events
that the committee approves the action of the
President, and are prepared to recommend such
legislation as circumstances may require.
The miscellaneous appropriation bills were dis
cussed. but no action had.
House.-The House passed the Postal Appropri-
alton Bill; also the Army and Ocean Mail Appro-
priation Bills
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the Private Calendar.
Before adjournment eighty nine private bills
were passed
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The Right Of search-A Clincnss'
the Washington uoiou, Of wednesday, g.. an,
the fofiowiug extract from Lord paimers'oa a'.
patch. Of January, 1870, addressed to sne '''
Government:
auer Mais.sys government wishe. % arsa 49,, ,ns
attention OF the Haytiau government. 70 ssss r,ss
OF form 10 this law, which may posalo.y ali ves
20 embarrassfaents. The Law enacss w ,,.v ~
seIs whether Haysian or foreign. wn'vu ~ .s,,oS
found Ia the act OF slave trading sna,, w rIws;
and brought into Uaytian port Wv. aa a.
has undoubtedly full right to msss .sa.. hnt
enactment about her own citizens ana sn,p' r. ,.i
her Msjesty's government apprehsna .hsa. and
has no right 10 lcgisate fof tno c..,as
the subjects or citizens OF otner - On.
That In time Of peace no ships oe,onss s sh,ns
state have right TO search ana ae 20 s,o,hsr
sailing under the flag Of and oelone"ss $50 whicb
state without the permission OF snen osa.u, "a &c
nerm,.ion q generally sgnhed by uea.s w.
To vti.n erpisrrs we're to STRIP search, anu ae.vo'
merchsnt yeaseI. sailing under the nag o. ~" w
lonaiux 10 another country. even tneagh se.n -
.ejs were engaged In the slave trade, the s.ase 70
which such vessels belong woutd nave Jus. eroauo'
e., Samanding satisfaction and PREPARATION ron
Uayti uniess such State had previously gwen
to Hav,i. by treaty, the right OF search ana as-
teutinE.
This settles the question, and 1t VIII De i'nFo''
HE for Palmerstoa to crawfish out OF IT,
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Naval Contests In the Late War.

OF the naval actions in the last war with Eng
land, the following were won by Americans:
Us. figate Constitution aud Dr. ir'te Guerrero
US. frigate United States and British frigate Mace
DOMAIN. Z. S. vessel Wasp and British vessel Fro
lie. u s. frigate Constitution and British frigate
Java u s. ship Hornet and British ship Peacock
u s. vessel Enterprise and British vessel Boxer
Rattle of Fleets on Lake Erie Battle of Fleets on
Lake Ontario. Peacock and Epervier. Wasp and
Rsiadeer. Wasp and Avon. Constitution and Cy.
ane and Levant. Hornet and Penguin. Battle Of
Fleets on Lake Champlain.
British Tictories.-U. :. frigate Chesapeake, car
tured by Britsh fIigate Shannon; U. S. corvette
Argus captured by British corvette Pelican.
The above list does not include the ccmbats OF
privateers, nor naval captures, in which there was
immense disparity offorce. The capture of single
ftigates by sqRadrons, or Of smaller vessels by
those Of much larger class occurred occasionally
on both sdes, but are not given, es neither party
claims that such incidents decided any thing In
emitting, however, the achievements of our pri.
yateers, we leave out some Of the brightest pages
of American glory. Letters of marque were issued
soon after the declaration Of war, and privateers
sailed from every port. Most of enormous
commercial prizes we're won by the privateers
and 10 their numerous contests with armed ships
OF the enemy, whether public private, the pro.
portion OF victories was great and decisive as I'm
the contest between national vessels.
These facts are not without interest, at the pres
ent moment. when the contingency of another war
with Great Britain is generally discussed.
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DOCKBRlDGE BATHS.--This faynri :

- bathing place, long known as bETCHEH'S and
afterwards as JORDAN'S SPRINGS has been re-
Gently pu chased by a company of gentlefnen In
Rock bridge county, where it situated and where
the virtues OF the water best known and will be
open for the reception Of visitors upon ths Isl of
JUNE next, New and handsome buildings have h, on
lightfui summer resort Ii is beau ifuiIy located ON
the North River, in the midst of mountain and val
ley scenery unsurpassed In varied beauty by apy in
the State. IL IL on the main stage read frpm er
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot
on the latter. Visitors can reach the baths in one
day from Petersburg, Kicbm md ard Alexandria ar.
irving at their destination before sunset
The temperature OF the water Is little higher
than that OF the oh sweet, and this with the pecu
liar character and huoyancy Of the water which ia
highly charged with UaI boDic Acid Gas and con-
tafns MagDesaa, Iron, &C. renders bathing in IT, By
full and invigoraiiDg TO an extraordinary degree -
Its medicinal effect is attested by fifty years Of local
experience, especially in cases OF geuersl Debility
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, ClceIati0ns
wherever existing, Rheumatism, AmenorI hea Dis.
msnorrhea.. MeLorrbseia, L. ucorrhea, Prolapsus
UteT &C. In the diseases peculiar 20 females and
children, il s unsurpassed, if eauaed, by any wa.
ter in The world Near at hand is fire Sulphur
Spring, second only TO the famous White Sulphur
OF Greenbrier, to which visitors to the Baths have
free access.
Governor Henry A. Wise. who spent portion Of
last with his family at "the Baths" thus
tsins. and shall certainly revisit it, if possible next
summer
Reference may also be had, amongst many Others
TO fol + Ill Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
VIM Pendleton, of Lexington; Vim @ Parne. Esq,
of the firm of Kent, Paine h ent, Richmond, and
T Hunter. Esq. of selma. Alabama
TEsMs-SI 80 per day. for less than one week; 80
more than two weeks, and $50 per month.
my A-d3m
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MOVEMENTS OF THE UTAH ARMY.

Sr. LOUIS, May 27.-The last detachment OF
troops for Utah, under command of Major Paule,
numbering two hundred and ten men. left Jeffer-
son barracks last night for Fort Leavenworth.
A letter to the Democrat, dated Leavenworth,
23d inst, says: "There is no intermission in the
preparatory labors of the troops consequent on
the recent intelligence from Salt Lake, and. judg
ing from the movement at the Fort, no counter
mand of orders already given is anticipated"
The headquarters would not move for fifteen or
twenty days. 1t was understood, however, thai
Gen. Harvey might proceedin advance of his staf,
passing the several columns on the route.
Gen. Harvey had given order to Col Cross
man, Quartermaster. General, to proceed with the
fourth column under Col. Morrison, aud Major
Rabbit, Adjutant General, is to be stationed at
Fort Laramie, whittier he goes Immediately.
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MAD Doas.-Uydrophobia in it's most fatal as

MAD Doas.-Iydrophobia in it's most fatal aspect
has appeared among the canine race in Mason
county, Virginia. and in and around Per er, in
Gallia county. Several valuable cows have recent
~ been bitten by mad dogs. and some of the cases
already proven fatal. Dir. T. Hannah, ferryman.
has lost two cows which had previously been bit
ten. and two horses, one the property of John
Steinbergen and very valuable, the other belong
ing to Mr.. Roman Manager, were bitten by a mad
dog during thu fore part OF last week. The hor-
ses were bitten while standing hitched to a fence
on the public road.
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS

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Are W open for the reception OF visitors.
The most COMPLETE and THOROUGH arrangements
have been made to Afer this hereof re delightful
watering place one Of the moss attractive and Az
able places of soj6urn 10 be und ans VII In the
Stuthern country These SPRINGS have been
aonstrated 10 possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
and are situated in the midst ef the most BEAUTI-
Full SCENERY, and in climate ths most
ated within three miles of Shswsyle. on the Vtr-
giaia and Tennessee Railroad, which trains pass
daily, connecting with the great 'heroughfares be-
ginning at Bangor, Maine and terminating at New
Orleans. Arrangements have been made with all
the Railroad Companies, North and South, wherein
THROUGH TICKETS will be issued TO any point on the
Va aud Tenn. Railroad. and line Of splendid
FOUR-II0RsE COACHES
viii be in readiness to transport visitors from shaws-
Vile, the nearest point OF debarkation, to the
Springs
10 ingalds laboring under affections of the StO-
mach and Bowels, these waters are particularly re-
commenced.
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MARRIAGE IN "HIaH LIYE."-Msrried, at Phils-
delpha, on Tuesday evening, by the Rev. DR.. Mar
tin, pastor Of st. Marys Catholic church, Senior j.
NJ. Mosquers to Miss Georgians A. Sayen. The
bridegroom is of Spanish nobility and possesses
pripcely fortune The bride is the daughter Of a
wealthy German merchant Of Philadelphia. The
bridal party left Thursday morning for New Grana-
da to spend the honeymoon.
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A ,Iosr RoY.L pRIM. poxN..-The Paris Co

Mosr Royal PRIMl DoSN..-The Paris Censti-
tuition thus magnifcently alludes to the engage
ment Of q new London opera singer:
new prima donna has been engaged by tho
director of the Royal Italian Opera House, Covent
Garden. Some idea may be formed CT her position
and importance, when we mention the fact that,
by one of the clauses of her agreement, the ins,ru
ment is to be void should she marry sovereign
prince during the term of her articles
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LATER FROM HAvASA.-The mail steamer Isabel,
Capt Rollius, arrived at Savannah, Thursday al
ternoon, with dates from Havana to the 18th inst.
The ship Clarendon was total wreck.
The English steamer, Styx, which has so rough
ly overhsuled number of American vessels, was
At Key West on the I'D list.
Sugar had advanced a half real, and Molasses
was scarce and advancing.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Moyemen,s are in pro-
gress here to concentrate all the elements OF
opposition to the Administration in peoples
Union Party"
Another effort will be made to suspend the rules
of the House, with view to Introduce the bill for
the construction efthe steam sloops of war.
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Halifax Election
OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

HALIFAX c. H., May 2Sth, 1858.
The election came off in this county yesterday.
Mr.. James II. West was re elected to the office OF
Sheriff without any opposition.
Mr. James Medley, jr.. democrat was elected to
the office of Circuit Court Clerk over his opponent,
Mr. J. }. Averitt. by a majority of 3S9.
Mr. VIM s. Holt was elected to the Office OF
County Court Clerk over his opponent. Mr.. Beyer-
Iy Barksdale. W. l. b.
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ST. LOUIS, May rs The Republican states that a
petition has been received by the Governor of Mis-
souri, ircm citizens Of Bates and Cass counties. in
this State asking protection against ..Montgome-
ry's Bandtti," who have invaded Missouri, COM
hitting robberies and outrages, and are preparing
TO commit still greater excuses.
The LeaVenworth correspondent of the Republ
can, says the baud have burnt the town of Butler
10 Kansas.
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FAILING IN OF A COPPER MiNE.-At st. Jsgo de
Cuba on Sunday, the 10Th inst the st. Jago
Copper mine caved in carrying down the engine
house, &c, to the distance of one hundred and six
teen fathoms. The only persons killed were an
Euglisbman and two negroes.
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COMMISSIONERS OF Tus REvESuk'-ne'o'o g.,
cent election, IL was stated that the 49, ~,
the city had given an opinion that the 'ar'' -,
est candidates at the election wo"'u ..,oh
Commissioners. irrespective OF the wsr"s :" ~
they resided This was mistske-''"'
man never gave such an opinion
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STRUCK By LI6HTSIHG.-A lady in Southampton
county. Va wife vf Turner Bridges, was struck
down on Saturday evening by the electric fluid,
while standing in her dairy door. The upper part
of her person is considerably eXcOristed, as we'll
as the right side Mrs. B. WAS for nearly an hour
in an insensble condition, and is now III critical
condition.
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THEATRE There is very fine bill at the fnes'
tire to.nieht-"Ireland as It Is" with Master
srrw.rr: and "Last Man." with Mr. BASS III is
az. ,.st .nnearauce of both these artists.
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SAILING OF THE WATER WITCH.
NORFOLK. Va, May 25-The U. s. steamer Water
Witch sailed to-day for the Gulf
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wosr Han-on Wednesday evening last haii
storm passed over portion of Dinwiddie county
Va. near Ford's depot. Some OF the stones that
se,, were >ig1t inches In circumference.
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Hon PsIcs-A hogsbead Of tobacco raised by
Cant. VIM. e. Clark Of Pittsylvania county was
sold Thursday at the Tobacco Exchange by a COM
mission merchant for 400 per hundred.
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n.,TICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the D1srAron must be handed
an hy sir octcck in ne srsooa Ia order 70 sppesr
che next tay The hesvy pressure IT advertisements
upon the columns Of our paper. viii not admit Of
their reception after the hour named.
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3HLn0HAPH1C HuWe-
xrpoarrp yoH THI DAILY pIsPATuH
tsrrcrAL pssrAroH
ARREST on AN ALLEGED KrDNAppER--sEs
err upnraur RICK TO NORFOLK.

SEb BRUuuHI bhVn ~ ts"'
NORFOLK, May 2S.-Mayor Ferguson, OF TINS cry;
with the Inspector, took steamer last nigbt anu
overhauied at Chuckatuck, the schooner ~
T,apch Cant. Tbos. Loveland. of N. j bound iof
New York, having on board slave, owned oy "a E
scott, OF Isle Of Wight county They re,n.nsu W
dsy. At noon, bringing the vessel back with .nen
All the hands GU board the schooner were ~
tad to prison for examination. There is great "a.
citems m in this city, In consequence OF the recent
frequent losses Of slaves in this way; a pao.e
rsesine 10 consider the subject, is called TOT To-
MA
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r IST or LKTTkE
- RIO6MOND POST I
Nay. lso9.
~ Rorsons calling 10
pisase ~ they are ADvEl
Alien madame
Alvis mrs Margaret y
Allen mrs Martha Ann
Adams mrs Ellen J
Boswell mrs Mary n
barnett mrs sarah Jane
Brewer mrs Mary
Brook miss Margaret A 3
Bass mrs Martha
barnes mrs Martha w
Blair mrs A B
Bunfy Annie (coiored
Bush miss Mary Ann
Clark miss Bette
Carter miss Mary II
Carter miss VI
carter Iuiss j X
Carter miss Josephine B
Chick miss Mary AIS
Cousins mrs Ann
Dawson mrs @ 0rtez
Dewyre mrs B
DAVIS miss Il A
Dickinson miss j +
Davis mrs Martha Q
Fcrristal mrs VIM
Fiournoy mis- Sarah K
Ferguson ms z A
Fannell Nancy
Freeman miss O A
Fitchett mrs a l.
Godsey mrs CA
Gordon mrs Mary
doolsby mrs ai A
DO ode mrs Rachel w
Gentry mrs sarah Va
| Greene miss Abbie Ii
Haselton mrs Amilla
Hooker mrs NJ Il
Hooper mrs Mary Ann
| Jacobs Annie NJ
Jsc son Caro- Inc
johnson mlAs SusanDah
Keesee ms VI NJ
King Helen j aud Lucy
Lipscomb mrs VIM B
| Lord mrs Rufus
Latham mrs X p
Layton mrs Pbebe
Lipscomb mrs l. b
Murtha mrs Catherine
Mitchell mrs Eleanor A
Msuroe mrs Lucie b ;
Mathews mrs susan N
McMahan mrs Mary
Night mrs Ann
Nichols mrs Harriet
Noryell mrs Sarah 5
Mott mics Ellen
Oliver m.s Robt
Vkeefe mrs Mary
Perry miss Harriet o
pierson miss Ca,hariue e
Parker MISS Josephine
Purryer miss Isabella
Pencil miss Lucy j
Pace miss NJ ~
Pope mlss Maj y NJ
Park miss Margaret a
Paul miss Matte w
Phillips mrsU
BEDFORD mrs Rebecca A
kaglaud mrs Aun )
Roper mrs h Is
Sexton mrs Mary
Senlple mrs Let lie Tyler
Shipman miss Lettie NJ
Saunders III IS Martha J
Smithers mics Maria 4
owaney miss Nancy A
Saunders nrs Sailie A
But, T mrs VIM Y
Thomas mrs Sarah A
Tyler mrs Corinda IL
Taylor mrs Margaret A
Tyre miss Mary AE
Vaughan miss Martha
White mrs Mary Ann
Waller mrs Mary Ii
Wright mrs NJ j
Wood ward mrs Mary T
Worthington miss Maria
Wylie mrs Andrew
Wilson mrs Conora 4
We, dson Drs VI airy X
n Z
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u. SENATOR FROM RHODE IsLANr.
Providence. R, l., May 2s.-Henry B. Anthony
has been elected u S. Senator from this State for
the next six years.
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DIED SULPHUR SPRINGS

WUNEsVE tVUNIf, NIRUINTA "
These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are nov
open for the reception OF visitors. IL Is now wen
known that me iiciua agents that have been ,,o1
have had such signal success as the waters OF ths
Red sulphur springs, 10 the speedy cure Of moss
Gases of Pulmonary Consumption Bronchial Ar
tions. Chronic Dafrhes. Dyspepsia and Diseases >,
the brain.
fnvai ds would secure better rooms and better cara
aud attention by coming EARLY as we are rkualIv
very much crowded through the month Of AugpEt
Visitors for this pace should leave the Virginia aud
Tennessee Raiiroaa at NEWBEbN DEPOT. They
will then have but 3s miles OF staging over gooi
road. Via the Virginia Central Railroad there h
now about 20 miles of staging.
my 29--d2m 4 s CAMPBELL A. ca
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HOTEL. OLD POINT COM

l. FORT, VA.-This celebrated seaboard WATER
Inc PLACE, as famed for its beautiful location
for its entire exemption from diseass and for its
delicious bath and ether salt water ipxursr will be
opened on the FIRST OF JUNE / shall be assist
ed. IN the management Of the establishment by Mr..
JOS. b. SrEGAL. whose aeceptability, during q
past season, will be well remembered.
ap a7-2m JOS. SE0AR, Proprietor.
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sUMMER REe oRTs.
rOYNER's WHITE Ann ET.css


~ SULPHUR AND CHALYBKATE spsssoa
This fsvorfe resort for pstasuie and health ,vs,n
opened fyr the accommoda u Of ylsfnrs n, ~ ~ ps
JUNE. V situated the line ana IN faii ,s - w
the Va and Tenn Railroad about baIt = rs,,a y, %
Bonsxcfs Depot. Va, ~ which Dspot AZ n.s, I'm
and porters viii always be found waiting th
Of the carr TO convey ysitcrs and their bs :,
ImporianI Improvements have been MAD. d..
last season. Ae saHse
A telegraph Office has BEN tas,lisbsd With :,
fords convenient snd INSTANTANEOUS comnna $3.50. "
with ell Tarfs NJ the ccuntry h'eauon
Another WHITE sULpilUR-s;rcnoer h,la..
aad superior Cbaly bests Spring have been Ss
cred and improved sin the last sea- ON al tss,,r
variety ant vaue Of u iasraI waters new ss ans
&C the Place are uneqailed by any other n,es ~.
Sulphur TO the instly and fay-fams ,rerabs.e, ,ra
sulphur is 20 sikIn as to be at Cncs recov niss m
eli who have used both of the waters "
These White and . la K sulphur watays ha,. :,
fcted numerous cures. The White sunsur ~,
aggravated cases Of Dyspepsia serious afef,oas ~
the Liver, Nj ineys aud BLADDER. G.nesaI DrbiiJ,s
and specially diseases Of The Neryous Svsts,n ~
those diseas. 3 PECULIAR to females. The Bissk M
phur In ell kinds Of diseases of the skin agsra.,
81 cases Of letter and other erupticns of n
great numb rsand oflong standing seyenty harsr..
b sen entirely cured "'"s
The accommodations are equal TO any M hs scrra
In The mountains of Virginia and tbs tablc sid va
:. ndance of the most satisfactory chaIaetsr ~
ai which We beg to refer TO the large nnnh > ~
persons who haze heret ofore visited The Mace VI
~ BILLIARD SALOON, TEN PIN ALLEY
recresti n. X DAvIUGE'e etIebrsted EtSTr.nny,,
Baltimore has been engaged for TIE season avn
-, J. A. KERELfINGEs.
my 2y-dom pro~-fa,or
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RF-TRE GREAT VIRGINIA SINGLE MACHINE is now
ON exhibition at the Planning Mill of Messrs. Lewis
Il Plummer, corner of 9Th and Main streets. kich-
mond each day, from O'Clock to u A. NJ and from
3to5 I'M The Agents for the sale OF this Machine,
Messrs ScoTT and FITCH. are stopping at the Cen
trail Hotel and have yet fer sale several States. All
persons desiring to purchase. viii call them socn
as they will only remain in the city few days.
For County and shop Rights for all of Eastern
Virginia, the Valley, and Pennsylvania, apply to
NJ p. o'IlERN d GO. office lower end Canal Dock.
Richmond my 2S-4ts
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letter1 tn this List, viii
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andssss,,, ne Nsrs
Archer Mis- Susan v
B
Rlake Mia Mary
hufler mics Mary
Bonnet miss Louisa
Branch miss Louisa
Bass miss Henrietta 2
Bass miss Ann
Blair miss Amanda n
Chiliress mrs u
Conway mrs JHlia
Collins mrs Martha
Crawford mrs "a y
Collier mrs Mary
Courtney mrs sarail =
ID
Drewrv miss Lucy
Dud.ey mrs NJ III
Dcnton mis- III I
Davis miss 5 J
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French mrs Kate
Fusseli mrs Susan
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f1.oarv.f, mia Caroline
u IN. ..a. snama
sannsa nn;ss 1Isn,ietta
Gve.sxi,, miss p i
Garrett miss lucie
III
uort;ns mrs AE
Haddock miss susan
Hughes miss Barbara III
.Ioues mrs Sarah
Jacobs mrs
Jones mrs Eliza
X
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Langley mrs Jane @
Iion lnIs apn u,p
LipsSonio LIE saaii" L
10y silss . u :
~ Mn AAio' nAno
ID
Miller miss Alice b
Miller miss N
Malone miss Margaret
Murphy miss Mary
Nc
N
Nichols miss Eveline
Nappef miss Nannie
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