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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27

The Great English Remedy.---sIR JAMES
CLAREE's CELEBRATED EEEALEB ITZERS, Prepared
from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ D., Ply Sioiaa
Extraordinary to the Queen.
Medicine is unfalins in the Of all hOs
painful dangerous which the female constitution
subject moders all and removes all distractions, and
speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies.
respectfully suited twill, short time, bring the monthly
period with regularity.
Each bottle price dollar, the stamp
Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These PTS females during FIRST
THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they sarstO bring
Niscqrr5s0o, bit at any other time they safe.
mall cases Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in the back
and limbs fatigue on slight exeron Palpitaon the Heart Hys
cries. and Whites, these pills will all
fsiled and although powerful remedy do not
contain rOn comel, antimOny anything hurultO the
sttuti0n.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Gats 1. C. Baldwin 4 Coz
NB-sI co. postage stamps enclosed any authorized
Agent, will iuslrs bottle the Pills by return mail.
Sold wholesale and retail by Berry DemOye and g. w. Hen
ershc.t, Agents FOR Nashville. LdeOd&Wly
TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.
TEVENNEsE E Division No 81 Sons Of Temperance meet eve
y Saturday night at Temperance Hail. above No 50 oslege
R.A. BALLOWE, W. A.
P. L. NICHOL5 r. g
TTTOPIAN Temple Of Honor, No 81, every Friday
- Ming ~ VIC nav W. BRYCE THOMPSON, W. CT.
A. T. BRADSHAW, W. '. T.
WI MORROW, W. r.
NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor every Wednesday
S'''-'' r NJ FRANKLIN, ". CT.
J. T. THURMOND, W. V. 7.
W. A. WHERRY, W. r.
ENDMUND DILLAHCNTY Council No Of 7. A. K s Ten
~ pa meet on the lst THURSDAY evening in each month at
tll ssrle Hall IS shove JOHN PATTERSON: z. Of e
nm MoALLIsTER, 1. OF c. -
iy3lly W. Il. MORROW, Comp R.
Rock CITY MiIIs.-J T. BAURAE6 co., Pyopri
et9r J. E.BaUMAN { CO., Manufacturers Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR, will pay the highest price all times for Wheat and
Corn st their NILS OF Line and Cherry streets, Nash
Prices Of FIour-From and after this date, until further
notice. the price Of
Eztre Family Flour g 50 Fine Bran, soc
Fine Flour 90 Mixed Bran, SOC
Uurolted. 50 Cosrse Bran, 4Oc
N,5fugs, . Corn Meal, 2 bushsl, Soc
An articles solo By the undersigned deliverable sny place In
city care. selling by the quantity, their rate
'''-'-'' ~ pr cent nun ' J. E BAUMAN co.
Any wanting Flour Brsa, Meal, &C, Rock City
Nuls, viii find Orler the Post ohce and At W H
Gordon Co.'S warehouse where he calls four times
each day. ljuye5 }. L. BAUMAM co.
~ Bank Of West Tennessee, at
49, MEMPHIs.-Tbe notes Of this Bank will be
sned at the Union Bank Nashville wdtW-
II Look tor limitations CT Lea & PERKINS, WOr.
cestershirs Sauce. See Advertisement Of JOHN DUNCAN
& Sous. Augal-dly.
COAL STOCK ron SALE.
VNTE HAVE 1873 SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL MINING
w ss0UA We s'a 70 q s1sh22Ss fog ISsy ySasg ne
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The Atlantic Monthly, jus received y
ssps7 JoHy Yorz = =,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27

CINCINNATI Oct. 26.-Noon-Flour dull. Mess
Pork held at $50 90. Bacon 81 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-27

have on band and for sale Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead hs
N z1c Block Bahia szsr Closes, Waah s1 ~
spt. Wrousht Iron Pipes, for Gas, Steam azd si non -
eb ~ 70 inch, also Fittings, Cock5 Cheek valves ee -
md pip Parties IN ne couniy hare pipes cut aad se7a
- - - Isndlng drsEinga
~ We alSO Agsas ~ HarTisons paas1t coa cosz
49,. .1l- le7el1-isE sETH-lls
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EOE NoFemDeEa
Godsy's Ladys Book for Noysmber, iust rsesi7ed b.
r. HAGAN,
octl9 Union D. MarEsr -frsaer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-03

~ HOUSE. on Grace between Sth and 9th streets
second door from st. Pauls Church, having been
taken by Mrs BASS AS Boarding House, is
open for the reception Of families and day boarers
l3-ImH
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CnAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE,
D.,l..A s15.l.
IlILnIIIUnU, JaII lNI1, It.lN.I
NOTICE.-By an ordinance passed by

NOTICE.-By an ordinance passed by
the Council of the City of Richmond, on the 10Th
inst. il is ordained:
out shall hire out, slaves for the present any
future year. any part thereof, to persons doing
business ill., or dwelling in the city of Richmond
shall on the 30th day of January of each year, de
liver to the Mayor Of the city list signed by him
self member of thu firm, containing the DaIne
OF each slave hired out by him them prior that
time. and the name person Of the firm hiring such
slave And such person or firm shall on every 18th
day commencing from said 10Th day of January
until the 18th day of March in each year. deliver to
the said Mayor like list, signed aforesaid.
tanning the of all the slaves hired out by him
or them, and To whom hired. not embraced in the
preceding lists. And if any person or firm. hiring
out slaves aforesaid, shall tail to deliver said lists
signed aforesaid he they failing, shall be
fined not less than twenty dollars more than fifty
dollars and each day Except Sunday on which Ia
they snail fail to deliver the said list to the Mayor
shall constitute distinct offence and subject him
or them to the fine aforesaid"
copy-Teste. -
Ia 2S-6t TfI0S. LAWSON, g. g. r.
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MY AGENCY OFFICE.
INSURANCE.

l NSUhANCE.-ttiS much better to PRE-
VENT than to repdir disaster and since the pub
iicRton of my "fMsoRrAST QUESTIONS" and .'FRIEyp-
Ly SUGGESTIONS" | have distinctly seen that had
they been regarded. bcHcft mould hare been confsr-
red upon at least pcrSOHs-let me now suggest
some things as PRoBsBLs-that you may be warned
in season and adopt easy prevention instead of tei'
0lfS cure tr
LIST. IL is probable that many persons are not in
surssl, hut iUtendsto be "some of these vays"
I'll. II is pr ,babie that persons are not in
sured for az much they ought to be- but intend
be some of these days"
Bird. II is probable that persons do not intend
t. insure at ALL saying that if Insurance Compan
can make money by insuring. they can.
4th. 1t il probable that some persons think they
ought mt to insure but rely upon Providence.
5th. IL Is probable that some persons are insured,
and yet from cause other, would be involved
in trouble in case OF loss.
Now AZ cannot tell you all wouid desire TO tell
you the above points and others Of interest and
I'm portaUcA. in my advertisements, / respectfully
invite Won to call me "and let us reason together
I will patiently give you my views. and if they shall
prove to ne sound forcible aud WISE You can adopt
thsm-if not, you can reject them.
AM now the Agent of the ALREMARLE
INSURANCE COMPANY Of Charlottes-
VILE, Va Capital and surplus ............. $3.50 eco
Of the HOME INSURANCE COMPANY Of
New York. capital and surplus............. $50 900
And OF the QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY of Philadelphia, capital and
surplus
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s1yp WILLIAM FoRBgs. ARcH1TEC

MEASURgR AND APPRkIsYR.-The subscriber having
determined IN discontinue the building business Of.
fars his ssrvces his friends and the public gener
ally in the above branches.
Having had experience of over twenty Fl We
years IN the art of building he fatteIs himself that
he will be able to give satisfaction and solicit
share uf patronage.
Plans. specifications and Estimates for Buildings
of every description, furnished at short notices and
on reasonable terms. Measurement and Valuation
81 Work of every kind. connected with Building,
promptly atit nded Ia. Office in the Hall of the Nr-
gina Mechanics Institute, corner Main and 18th
streets Office hours from s1a to 90 O'Clock A. NJ.
OIL
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Combined capital and surplus a1ea
For the two first named Of which, take FIRE risks
and for the last named FIRE and MARINE risks
] will also provide LIFE, FIRE and MARINE INsU-
RANCE in other good Offices and respectfully ask the
patronage of those having LARGE AMOUNTS of iusri
rance to arrange will attend to the business for
them without subiectng them to any charge in or
binary cases. except that of the prem. s. ..t..
Should you desire further infurms ton, please call
on me at my office Northeast Of Main and 18th
streets where shall always be pleased 10 see YOU
and serve you. T40S. NJ. ALFRIENn,
fe i-eodIw General Insurance Agent.
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A. K. PARK ER,
WM. Il. BUXTON,
DAVID COG BILL.
Richmond. LIST Feb'y. 1888.

On retiring from the Dry Goods business. take
great pleasure in recommending to the patronage of
myirepds Messrs A. X. PARK Err CO., feeling
a.s1fed their dealings with them will he entirely
satisfactory. II. NJ. NIMM0.
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!. RICHMOND MUSICAL INST


voice, which is conducted on strlNGy scientfc priI
ciples. The theory of the voice, .s,<1tsd to ih
Academy of Sciences. by NJ. Ms ~ -, Pre-
fessor of Music in the French .-sHvc1ogy, an
which has been extensively elah -SN2 by O. Ba-
sinni, Professor of Music, New , g y Iz.d IN
basis of instruction Those who -. -, voissn
this School, will oblige the Prip ra1stdp M
tice possible, that al - ,rsA $40 uni
may be made. For further infOrI esstA ss-sSay 20
L. GALLEIIER, at his Music Roc .. IN aroad st.
ia ly-lm
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rssn A Nrw HArR DYE.-we have seen

great many liquid Hair Dycs. highly extorted and
seen many OF our friends use them, but never have
We the colot sought for obtained where persons
sprly is themselves If any of npr readers wish 10
get their Hair. Whiskers or MuxtanCh~ changed
from rcd light gray. To a most beautiful Black or
Brown, sni without the least injury to the hair or
skin we vonid advise them 10 cali on
H0BSoN, under the American Hotel,
ErRr nj
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SALE of LAND

Il CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, NEAR BELLONA
ARSENAL. AT AUCr!0N.-As Trustee in Deed of
Trust from Abner W. Trabue. dated Goth of October
1852 duly recorded in Chesterfield County Court
shall proceed to sell at public auction the pre-
jssS az lair if not The next far ,iay at the bo1r
of II O'Clock Nj the following Real Estate conveyed
by the Trust Deed aforesaid, viz liz of land
located as above, being the same purchased by said
Trabue of the estate of Edward o Friend decd.
The title is believed to be good but the Trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty.
TERMs-Cash. JAMES X. 1CTYREE,
Trustee.
Sale conducted by GopDIN Il APPERsoN. Aucts.
ia
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EG5' WATSON & BAYLY,
ATTORNEYS AND
fNalfASHF AT

RICHMOND VA
Practice in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
mond, and in the counties OF Henrico and Ches
teIied
WN. ?. WATSON, United States Commissioner
and Commissioner I'm Chancery.
SAdb. {. BAYLY Commissioner of United States
Court Of Claims commissioner OF Deeds &c, fer the
several States and Notary Public.
81 Office on Bank street, in Goddin's Building.
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A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF 1s ACRES


II ON TIE BROOKE PLANK ROAD, = OF A
MILE FROM THE CITY, AT AUCTION. 80 On
eth February, at o'clock p Nj, upon
the premises situated on the Plank Road. As above
stated. II has upon it a small 'weliing, barns and
stable, together with abeantifli grove
lent condition. This is considered of the most
valuable of its sire near the city, and especially
retreat.
TERMs--One-thrtl cash. balance Z. s and IL months.
with interest added and secured by a trust deed
la23 JAS " TAYLOR & SON, ABrts.
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0I 900 A YEAR, 81, 900 A YEAR

49, Profitable and honorable employment
$1,000 YEAR. tor oil times. Persons in town or
Slt0 YEAR. coun ry, i'll search of employment
$1,000 EAR. az source of income. or to fill up
$l,Un YEAR. their leisure hours. may hear 0f
81 900 YEAR. such by enclosing two stamps IL
81 1000 YEAR pay postage, to Professor JAMES
2I.0n YEAR. T. HORNE, Box No. 4,53i, New
$I,m YEAR. York Post Office The employment
81 tn0 YEAR. is fitted to either sex station in life
5000 YEAR. immaterial. 1t is IAN article of daily
81 O0b A YEAR. consumption and can be manufac.
$1,000 YEAR turcd in the agents dwelling; Sc
81 ,ON EAR. cure by wright: sale as perma-
$l,im YEAR neDt rs -four. An agent is wanted
$1,000 \ EAR. in every town i'll the Union.
IN
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE CANAL

BOAT, CALLED THE ANN FISHER OF
RiCHMOND."-As trustee in a deed OF trust dated
10th October 1855 executed by Ill 4. a. u. s. Taiia-
ferro. under the firm of Taaferro & Brother, duly
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, shalt pro
coed to SELL at public auction ut the Basin Sheds.
in the city of Richmond, on THURSDAY, the 4th
day Of February, 1858, at ~ o'clock the Canal Boat
Ann III. her of Richmond"
TERMS cash The title is believed to be good but
the subscriber will convey with the usual special
warranty. EDW. j. PIC0T Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDra APPERsoS. Aucts.
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lent literary. scientific, mechanic other societies
orders bodies, which desire to unite in the cere
monies Of the erection Of the equestrian statue Of
the 22i OF February and to form part of the process
sion. requested to report 10 me the names and
.stimat numbers of their respected bodies, that
provision may he made for their accommodatioIfiB
the column and in the reserved space about the
monument. VIM. b. TALlAFERRO,
RICHMOND, Jan D. l8i3 Chief Marshal
o. Newspapers generally are requested to pub
lish this notice. ia G}-ts
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BOOTS.
IS, THE WATER LINE THE

VII EAPEST AND MOSTCOMFORT.
l<.2&N- ABLE.-The ROANOKE. Capt. SKIN
NER, resumes her trips by leaving New
York. on WEDNESDAY evening. the 10th instant,
at O'Clock. for Norfolk and City Point.
Passengers bv this vessel will take the Petersburg
cars every Saturday morning, IS minutes past 4
o'clock.
IL kets can be secured at our Office, on hoard.
Passage to New York. including meals the same
rs by the jamestown, SiO-frnm Richmond to New
York. LUDLAM A WATSON
f. o-2t
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ExB- JAMES Elicit,
co n NJ MISSIONER In CHANCERY

NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT
Will attend at all times TO the duties of his office
AMI 70 the taksR of Dispositions, both in Richmond
city and Heurico county, and any other Notaral bu
sine-s that may be desired And as General Agent
will give especial attention to Writing Deeds to the
Examination aud Preparation of Abstracts of Titles
- we'll A. 20 any and all business which may be en-
trusted ia him.
So Office on Governor, next door 10 Franklin
street. with Cfenshaw Wexford. de It's
wATsO~
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DARN OF ONE HUNDRED AND SIN
A. ACRES or LAND, CALLED PRICES" on

DARN OF ONE HUNDRED AND SIX
A ACRES OF LAND, CALLED PRICES" ON
THE NEW BRIDGE ROAD, ABOUT a. MILES
BELOW BELOW RICHMOND, ToaEEHER WITH CROPS,
At the request of Mr. Joseph Elliott we will sell, at
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
I'd day of February, lSas, commencing at IL o'clock
the above located farm. containing one hundred
and six acres, of which seventy -fye acres are
cleared, bal ance in wood. On the cleared land
there has been seeded thirty -four bushels wheat,
with two tons of Guano. The dwelling and all the
out houses in good order. and are ample for
moderate sized family The location ID n fine for
physician. After which will be sold all the perish
able estate the place, consisting of crops Of Corn
Fodder and Shucks; young and woll broke Mules;
2COws; ~ Cows; all the farming implements, inclu
ding AN excellent Wagon; also 80 cords of wood.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at one and years,
for ,nds bearing interest, secured By trust deed
For the personal estate, all SUMS under $50 casf;
over that amount. months credit. for approved en-
dorsed negotiable paper,
Tho taxes for 1855 TO be paid by the purchaser.
jal3 G0DDIN h APPERSON, Aucts.
7. S-TmmediateIy after the sale of the above
Farm, will be sold all the farming Utensils, crep of
Corn and Fodder, and all the other personal proper
ty on the place.
TERMS at sale. ja i5-d&cw
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NY LASpRETR's NEw CRor
GARDEN SEEDS.
An varieties for sale by
JOHN .aARLICK.
Druggist and Apothecarv.
wIs Market Place Franklin Street
E~HAIa CUTTING. the Citizel

poy~ HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the CityIf you wish 10 ye,
your Hair cut in the latest and most improved ut ia
would advise you 10 call on H0BS0N, at his Hair
Cutting Room. under the American Hotel-entrant 9
on iith street.
n blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had a,
all hours Single Baths Is cents. tickets for 81
Al L-tf
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Consulting Rooms. No 81. third floor, opposite the
de ls-3m* American Hotel. Richmond, Va.
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ia 2G-lm Richmond Va

DUMPS-PUMPS.-We have this day
entered into aCo-partnership and call the atten-
ton OF thosein want to sample Of the old style
LOG PUMP, which has been in nse for hundreds Of
years. and proves the best Pump ever used. We are
prepared To put Pumps in wells at the lowest
CASH prices, at short notice, and finished in the
most approved STYLE which we warrant to give salts
faction. Shop on Westham Plank Road half mile
from Richmond. All orders from the country prompt
ly attended to SUTER 4 COSBY
IN 1--16
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40 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
~ NEAR THE TOLI-GATE, ON THE BROOKE
PLANK ROAD, ONE MILE FROM RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold, THURS
DAY. the 9TH of February. 1858, on the premises.
commencing at O'Clock z NJ. 40 acres of beautiful
Miss Lilly Gordon. 81 acres are cleared land and
now in cultivation; the balance of 10 acres, is COM
posed of a beautiful oak grove, admirably situated
Tor residence.
Terms accommodating, and made known Mt the
sale. G0DDlN APPERSON,
ia 30 AuctioDeers
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TIME BEST COUGH SYRUP Inn THE

l. WORLDi-PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.
TRANSFORMERS PICTORIAL syrup OF
WILD CHERRY
is admitted by the thousands who have used to be
or a C0SSUMPTiyE COUGH, ASTHMA, BRON-
CHITIS. CATARRH, or any Lung Affection. 1t is
also great remedy for HGarseness. and aays all In
fiammation of the Lungs or Throat.
~ Bottles 25, 50 cents and 81.
Sold lay PURCELL, LADD co and all Drug
gists in Richmond. Norfolk and Petersburg.
N. B.-lf You suffer with pain. HARTsHoRSE's
CURE ALL. the great Pain Annihiator.
in 16-dft
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ssss- Why SUPER y1TEA CouoH from

Eny- WHY SUFFER WITH CoUoH, from
Dotu bi ;,n,,e,isto rehat h nin pTi
HaRNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP 0F WILD CHER
RIl IL is combined with other articles suited for all
Lung Asthma. Cstarrh and Bronchial Affections
!. prepared by Chemist Of reputation, and is pro-
u0unced by those who have ssed IT, the best Cough
syrup in the world
Bottles 23 ~ cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL
LADD co, aud all Druggists in Richmond.
Il En
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son.

By James NJ. Taylor & Son.
100 ACRES WOODED LAND IN NEW
IeO KENT COUNTY, AT AUUTION.-Wil be
sold, on THURSDAY, the 18th day of February,
(that being Court day J at New Kent Court House,
at the hour of IL O'Clock, NJ, I33 acres Of heavily
wooded land in New Kent County, contiguous to the
Cedar Grove farm and adjoining the lands If
Messrs. John Wright. = Baiey's. and others. The
same land was conveyed from Richard Dunn Carter
and wife, to b. W Green and Edwin Walker.
TERMS :-One fourth cash: balance ut and II
months with interest, and secured by trust deed,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON,
in a0-3tawkeytd Auctcneers.
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pOARDING.-MRs. W. o. YEATMAN

kVhhOisO.-Eu NO. W. ". L 1A MAN
~ can accom- modate few FAMILIES with
BOARD with desirable rooms i, pleasant 81 uati, n
also, few DAY BUAKDERS. Northwest corner
5th and Franklin streets ia 2a-l2tA
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A UCTION.-Will be sold a. public au,

"A UCIION.-W1ll ne sofa a. puDHc auc-
4 ton, on the Capitol Square, at II O'Clock. the
9th of February the Spars used for Shears in rails
ing the Equestrian Statue of Washington. These
50 feet long "a inches across the large and %
inches the small ends, with The Cap and Feet
Pieces.
Also, the Hosting Machine used on the same
cason, made by Messrs. Samson h Pae, in the very
best manner This machine is calculated TO raise 20
tons By men.
Also, a quantity of Manila Rope and Blocks, Of
various sizes suitable for shipping and farming pur
poses-together with aquantity of Iron.
Terms cash.
BY request of Capt. Dimmock.
fe G0DDIN APPERS0N, Aucts.
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CO-PARTNERSHlP.-ISAACJ J. MER-
~ GER and JOHN z HILL. have this day formed
partnership. under the name and style of MER-
GER Il HILL, for the purpose of manufacturing
SASH, BLINDS and DOORS, of every description
Orders may be left at the Lumber Yard ot ISAAC
MERCER h co, South side of the Dock. near
Msyos Bridge, or at the Factory. next above Bax-
alls' Mills ISAAC j MERCER,
JOHN p HILL.
law IN 81 I'm
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-A CARD.-The
l. proprietor of HENRY'S STIMULATING IL
NIMENT. in introducing this specific to the atteD-
ton of the people Of Virginia desires it to he under
stood that he is no merceuary adven'urer in the do
main of Therapeutics. BY the possession of ralu-
able formula, he has been enabled to relieve the
suferngs of number of his afflicted fellow crea-
lures and is now prompted 10 extend these lemedia
benefits to all. The bnment has been used for Sc
vcral years, by persons residing 10 Richmond and
its vicinity, all of whom will cheerfnfly bear test
mony to its efficacy in allayn pain, and removing
disease The ailments for which it is principally
used, are RHEUMATISM, PAINS or WEAKNESS IN THE
BACK OR BREAST, NEURALGIA, GROUP, COLDS, EAR and
TooTHaCHE. HEADACHE, BRUISES, SPRANs, and all
other affections in which Imminent may he adyan-
tageousIy employed. HENRY'S STIMULATING
LISIMENT does not belong 10 that class of Fluid
"Iinments' with which the public are already ia
miliar-ts composition is altogether different and
partakng of the qualities of u sslye. combines adj
vantsges which scarcely require demonstration.
The Liniment is for sale by the following Druggists
in this city: Meade Il BaFer. W. Peterson, John W.
Harlick, Grubbs Apperson: L: b. Thomas, and s..
NJ. Zachrisson. PURCELL ,LADD 4 CO.,
2I-Im Wholesale A gents.