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steam ON Canals.

The experiment of Atesm on tho Erie Canal has
been also tried on the large and important canal
which finds its outlet in the District of Columbia
The National Intelligegcer states that there are
two IL not three boats at steady work on that ca
nal piled by steam; they are propsliers, aud seem
to be adaptable either to rapid travelling or the
transportation Of heavy freights. The subject has
elected much attention in New York, and has
lately engaged the personal Investigation of the
Governor and Canal Commissioners, who have
been navigating the Erie Canal through conside
rabIs portion Of its western line In new canal
steamer. five miles per hour is the reported
maximum of the New York boat. The plan ia con.
sidersd feasible and 1t is believed will ere long
bs in general use. correspondent of the New
York Commercial Advertiser, who gives his expe-
renee Of steam, ~ he witnessed it in Sweden, on
canal. ''only navigsble for small craft aud dminu
tive Steamers eight pine feet deep, with width
about that Of the enlarged Erie Canal" says:
.sThe boat on which made the pa,sags was
built of iron, tolerably sharp, and some iorty or
forty. i've feet In length, with small state on
deck small cabin abatt, little dining room for
ward. The engine and boilers were all uoder deck,
and very neat and compact they were; but the
propellng screw was different from anything /
have seen here. Like all i ever saw In Sweden,
IL was small in diameter, entirely surrounded BY
a broad iron band, between which and the centre
was another similar band, the effect Of which was
rs the wheel WAS entirely submerged, to force the
water back, rs the wood 10 forced out in boring
with augsr. This arrangements, IL was contend
ed, not only gave more speed 10 proportion TO the
force used, but prevented the washing away ofthe
banks OF the canal. Isaw Gifacuity with the
swave, though it 10 true the utmost allowance Of
speed was stated ct 1--WE miles hour, more than
that being considered dangerous to the banks"
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DROWNED.

South BRAISTREE MASS, Aug Charles Foster
of Randolph. aged twenty-one years, took boat
with four others to have a sail on Long Pond to
day. He was knocked overheard by accident and
drowned The body has been recovered.
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MARINE INTELLI0BNCH.

On tho 9th instant, ALICE. Only daughter Of John
p and Jane 2. Ballard. sged thirteen months and
70 days
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EARM OF 327 ACRES OF LAND. IN
~ NEX KENT ARAIIT 2s MYI Ra Rpnsa pIf,rr

NEW NEWT, ABOUT q MILES FROM RICH
M0ND.-The subscribers are authorised 70 seiI a
fine FARM. 10 New Ken; county. about % miles
from Richmond about miles from York River Rail.
road and about mies from Windsor shades 20 sud
fro y which and Richmond . beat plies twice week.
on the main road from Talieysvflle TO Providence
Forge, and adjoining Henry N. sherman, in q good
neighborhood, near four churches. (BsptIst, Metho-
dist. Presbyterian and kpiscopsiian;) containing
3N acres, Of which 100 acrss are cleared, and pro.
ducing good crops OF Wheat. Corn, &C. About eight
acres fine meadow. The balance Of the tract Il ia
wood and timber; 40 acres OF which l. 10 Ace CAT
timber OF origin growth. This improvementscou
sst OF comfortable Dwelling, containing Hss
rooms. portion entirely new, he timbers for
house NJ In process II prepar alton } Barn
Stable, Corn Crib. Kitchen. Quarters Sm X house
1cehouse, &c well Of excellent water Ia the yard
To give an idea Of the productseness OF this Yarn,
the Of IL last reAiiz d In cash sales "a per
cent on the price he asks for IL, after supportjax
family of q In number, besdes his horses. &c and
only working four hauds. Price SO per acre Terms
Of payment, $500 In cash; balance at l. and years.
for bond: bearing interest," and occurred by trust
deed. Address 0EO W. TAYLOR,
Tallsv syilie New Kent County,
au 7-6t Or doDDIN q APPERsON. AHcts.
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TILE CAnLE ALE RIGHT.

sr. Joan. N. T., Aug 10 "A dispatch from Cyrus
W. Field. at Trinity bay, this morning, says every
thing 10 connection with the Atlantic cable 10 pro-
arsssinp satisfactoriy,
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MARRIED,
nIEn.

On the morning Of the 2lst July, ~ Rev. =. Nan.
" Jr MIss SUSAN 3 BURKE. OF this CITY, and
MI. HOWARD b. YOUNG, Of the county Of Charles
CITY
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~ REMovaL.-P. B. PRICE has re-
moved his stock OF BOOKS and STATIONERY to
No 1917 Main street, next door below Messrs. Kent,
Paine Co, and next door above Mr. @. 6watkiD,
being the store lately occupied by Mr.: VIM. Allen,
where he will be glad to receive the calls OF ais
friends and customers for arything In his line.
Al
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rHE DTSP ATCH


NOTION 10 ADveWrTsERs =. Advertisement .foy
TIE DlspATCH maS Ne handed IN by SIR O'Clock in he
eoii,rnoos n order b arr ar fKs merit dnv. ~.
hsovg presssv NJ advertisements upon The colsmns ~
bar paper wsd nat admit If their reception aflev tn
he.ey ynaned,
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The Albany Etstssmap says, II d cuytous fact
inst every general o6lcsr IN the Americas army d
me seyolstlon sas Fres Macon, except Bsnsdist
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A GRAND rILLIBUsTERrEa EXPEDITION IN
TO sONORA

10 SUNUHA.
sr. LcuIs, Aug. 10.--A gentleman Just arrived
from Albuouerauc, New Mexico, reports 375 men
ae the pawuee Fork Of the ArkansAs River, On
route to assist Gen. Walker In bis hllibusssrins
expedition on Sonora.
General Walker IL said TO have previously passed
that point with 500 mon, armed with Minnie rines
and Is pieces OF cannon.
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n6F FRAHOIs SMITH, Matchmaker
and Jeweler, West side llth between Main an9
Bank streets, Richmond. Va. Watches, Ciocks ~
Jewelry repaired IS per cent. cheaper fhan can Do
done elsewhere In the city. aue-3tT
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North Carolina Election, sc.
[coRRFsroNDENcE OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

WELDON, N. c., Aug. 10, 1858.
The election being over, and Judge Ellis being
elected Governor of the State for the torn of two
years from the 1st of January next, by . majority
ranging from $4,000 to 10000; be will tomorrow
supply himself with somebody to manage the
palace while he is attending to the duties OF the
office at the capital Tomorrow evening the Gov
ernor elect will lead to the altar Miss Mary NJ.
Dawes, of Newborn, daughter of the late John p.
Dawes, Esq, of that city, and one Of the fairest
flowers of the Old North State, justly renowned as
is the good old State for the beauty of her daugh
tiers.
The marriage ceremony will take place In New
berne aud the bridal party will start the next day
for the Virginia Springs. They will reach Rich
moud On Friday, where they will stop ono day and
night, and perhaps longer, before proceeding On
their tour.
The delegation is largely Democratic, and two
United States Senators are to be elected this win
ter.
tits rumored that Vance (Amer.) is elected over
Avery (Dem.) in Clipgman's District. 1t is rather
early, however, for the news to be reliable.
The weather continues hot and dry, and the corn
and cotton Is nearly ruined. In fact, the upland
crop is cnt short more than half already, and un-
loss rain falls very soon, it will be still worse
The low grounds on the river stand IL better,
though they ere suffering much too.
Every thing needs rain, and Roanoke RIVER IL
lower, think, than j have ever seen IT before. 1
fear much sickness and suffering will follow.
EsTRANGERo.
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Il ABS con De D--My spprensiee.

ins about the counsy Of Hanover o. he cisy
OF kichmond or Petersbnrg. He vas 10 Rici.
ncnd I'd o. Jnly isst he sfnseser.:d coiored
~ ara has ( number Of bumps on his face. an
rsrsous arc warned against harboring or empIoyins
"a NOV and any one who will Yeslors him 10 ma
n Rlckmond, or give information By which can
get him. will b suitably rewarded and al expenses
paid. CKUMP. Duildse
4--1nfS
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NOTICE.-Hsving this day disposed Of
~ my stock aud interest in the business hereto
fore Carried on by me. as TRIMMING and VAR1E-
TY STORE, to Mr.. GEORGE RUsKELL, l embrace
the opportunity Of returning my thanks for the
LIBERAL pttrenage 1onz bestowed to me, and ia-
viting a continuance of the same to my successor.
shall for the present retain the Agency for the
sale OF Hunt, Webster Il Co.'S celebrated SEWING
MACHINES, at the old stand.
p HORTON REACH.
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THE TRUTH is that LEVY is actual
ly selling the cheapest goods in the city. Eve
ry person should purchase their Dry Goods at his
store. they always find large stock of Sea.
sonable Dry Goods. which will be put down to such
very low prices that they cannot fall to We gene
raj satisfaction. He 10 determined to red ace his
stock in order TO make room for large supply of
Fall Goods. The cheap goods are too numerous to
comment on. Lose no time, but 60 Immediately
and secure some at
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AIDLEY s. ROBlNSON'S Orapge
IL sherbert Icy Cool, Porcelain Fountain Soda
Water forms. one of the most delicious wholesome
and refreshing beverages that can be used in hot
weather.
Alro, Cream Fruit Syrups of all varieties warrant
ed pur the same have always beeR tupp led
from our fountains will constantly be furnished &c
all who want really cold refreshing. a. delicious
drink. by LA1DLEY 4 ROBINSON,
Chemists, Ac.,
aulO 4th and Franklin streets
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ga.
Richmond Markets, August 10.
FLOUR is unchanged. and nothis z doing in ship
ping WHEAT is quoted at $40 for strictly prime
Red and 81 so for W hitedo. The market has rather
a downward tendency. CORN ia firm ate73se.
Northern Markets
BALTIMORE, Aug. 10 Flour dull but firmer-How-
ard and Ohio 1928; City Mills irregular. Wheat de
Corn dun and declined 394c; White S4@S6; yellow
eIGa3
NEW YORK, Aug IO.-Cotton dull and unchanged
Flour higher-Ohio s. $685. o; Southern S 30G95 40
Whea. higher-Southern Red 81 22GDl 2s. Whit
Sl320Hl.50 Corn heavy-W hite 90; yellow e5(9g7.-
Naval Stores unchanged ike quiet. Stocks dull
Va s92dl.
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CHEMICAL LABORATORY,
NO 10 East Twelfth street,
Near University Place.
NrW YnRr 21d Intv tSfa

THE GUANO from Eide Island, near
L the Calf of California, resembles In general
characters. the Peruvian duane, but has di.tinc.
tive feature In its alter uniform ~ Of
while, its proportion OF Ammonia fails several per
cent below the average quantity In Peruvian 6uaro,
IL contains higher ratio Of Phosphoric Acid This
srsbIe alton, between those prime eomponents Of
the Glide Guano which will give TO il a more per-
manent effect ulon the q II. and At the time
maintain high and sufficient fsr,ilisinS activity
In addition. Potasss 10 always largely present and
in quantity nearly equal TO the average IN Peruvian
6uano. The due consideration or these and lie 9TH
er natural advantages justrfies the opinion that
the real agricultural value nf Eide Gnano approach
90 that Of the Peruvian, and may be rated in higher
terms than would be dsduced in the usual way Of
estimating the money value of that article, chiefly
from its content Of Ammonia
(Signed) CAMPBELL M0hffT.
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- PsnsoHs wishing PENNIES, for
change can obtain them b. calling 1t this Once.
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DISPATCH FOR TH8 SPRINGS -rsrsons Oh
ssp % the UdteyssO places. can herr TIE plsPATIH
me3efte thss any length Of time. By Earring fse',
for the fin< 1dstsi.
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81. BINEOHU'S
u d. ENGLISH CLASSICAL. AND MATHEMAT

j ENGLISH. CLASSICAL. And AATLEAAT
ICAL SCHOOL.
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL.
The exercises of this School will be resumed on
MONDAY, September 9th.
With increased facilities for instruction, and by
strict and undivided attention to his proessioi the
Principal thinks that he can with safety the
accurate and thorough preparation of boys either for
the University any Of our Colleges. or for bust
ness pursuits.
Especial attention is bestowed upon the English
department.
TERMS:
PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE.
Latin Greek and Mathematics $50 90
Latin and Matthew 80 o.
English branches. 40 On
Modern Languages Thy Prot. Emion) each.... 20 on
~. Application may be made TO the undersigned
at Messrs Binford Porter's Warerooms, corner OF
Franklin and 18th SITS.
au ll-d2m BINEORD.
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Financial and Commercial.
Richmond Markets, August 10.

Sales in New York, Monday, of 5000 Va. 6's
92k, $4,000 90 at 929s, and $500 Tennessee SIS
ga.
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nDr6opA WABrRl EoDA warm
eoda water 10y cold, with every variety Of Syrup.
+ daily diapened at the Drug ana Preacripto g
pronounced by many not only the best In this part
Of the city, but the very best In town.
JOHN W 0AKLlCK,
an fi-Iw Market Place, franklin strcst.
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GREEN GINGER and other Picking
~ AMI Preserving Spices Rlavoring and Cooking
Extracts: finest Salad Oil and English Mustard. for
table use; at
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Thaltsrg, the piantst, was paid for his PERFORM
ancsa. When IN this coansry, 900 per mtnth,
sxcluaiys of expenses.
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LOST.

+ OST-On Sunday morning last, be
II tween Hollywood Cemetery and 18Th street, q
GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON, with the letters -. ID.
a." engraved the same. reasonable reward
will be paid the finder BY leaving the same at this
Office. au l0-3t
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sII lI-6t

COLLECTORS NOTICE. shall 90
~ as far West ~ Lewsbur2, on . collecting tour,
and will attend to any collections on my route, or
business of any kind that may be offered. Persons
wishing to employ me viii call by FRIDAY morn
ing, the 18th. -
au Il-3t RICHARD HILL
pRlME SEGARS, lately received from
the importer, may be found at the Apothecary
Store Of JSO W 9ARLiCK,
auI Market Place. franklin street
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EDUCATION
n L. G. SALTER'S
". ENGLISH, CLASSICAL,
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR RQYS.

oNcLAY STREET, NEAR THE CORNER OF SECOND.
The sixth session of this School will commence or
MONDAY, the Goth September next, and close the
18th of July following.
The course. OF instruction embraces the Latin
Greek am French languages, Mathematics, and the
various branches OF thorough English education
The Principal pledges himself to spare no labor or
pains to promote the improvement and best inter
of those intrusted TO his care; to theil moral
less than to their Intellectual training he will de-
vote himself with untiring assiduity
TERMS,
SEMI ANNUALLY IN ADVANCE:
For board including washing. 0O
i IL. '1''ion ~ 60 10
For tuit;nn in I,afin or mathematics ...... 81 on
For tniton in higher English branches 20
For tuition in urinary English.. ........... 80 o.
For tuition i'm French... .............-.... ~ on
auII-dt20S
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TOBACCO IN ViRGINIA.-The Petersburg Intelligen-
thinks that the aggregate inspections Of tobac
CO ia Virginia on the LIST of October will in all
probability reach 10000 hhds., at all events the
excess over last year will be fully 10000 hhds.
CoNsUL.-Mr. Barber, the new British Consul
coming to Richmond was the British acting Vice
Consul at Naples during the cessation OF diplomat
ic intercourse with the Court Of the Two Siciles.
FlsH.-Large hauls Of spots were made at Nor
folk, Va, Monday, and Tuesday hundreds of BUSH
els were offered in that market at 121% cents
dozen. James S. Garrison caught 5000 bushels at
his fishery, on Lynnhsven river.
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WE OFFER FOR sALE.--6oo tons Of

w the above Guano, described by Professor Nor.
at. Wehave letters from Connecticut, anI from
quality. Some Preferring it to the Peruvian
About 1900 tons Vt this Guano have been sold with
In the past three weeks in New York and Balti
more. EDMOND, DAVENPORT 20.
u
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OATS AND HAY. $40 bushels OATS,
cargo of schooner j. W. Travers, from Balti
more 432 bales HAY cargo of schoon r J. B. Cum
ningbam from New York, daily expected and for
sale, Ito arrive) by
au l0-3tS MARK DOWNBf.
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~ New YORK LIYB INSURANCE Con-
PANY.
Capital 81. 100000.

The above Company is PURELY MUTUAL, anu
DIVIDENDS are declared ANNUALLY, ana nave
avera ged about IS or 40 per cent;
When desired, 40 per cert. OF the annual prem'u"
will be loaned to the insured y:.,r;.
more than ONE HUNDRED AVID FIFTY THU
SAND DOLLARS to widows. orphans and crea19Is.
All losses have been PAID PkoMfIbi, anu wa"
out litigation. poJICY
for the oenen' u 'ou' CHHS WORKMAN,
Genr Agent and Atty for virginia.
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IITANTED-A good WHBELWRIGHT
w and BODY MAKER. Apply 70.
ri MlfCHELL, nth gt.
.nu-afs NeJov Broad and Marshall sts.

HAIANTEU-h
w Arent vbo can mahean advance 1.-THE sub.
scribsr, Ia consequence Of other scEsgemsn sn1
nor time q attend g yiIl now dlspSss q M
~ ~ s.stss ~ New York North and South Caro-
Ina. Tennessee Arkanss ,lorid. Lousi1n ;as Inc
ts;nns man with small capital will md y DIS IN
teress to engage n the e
Who may wish engage n n, 5I,ns sn youc
r;,s rtiiitr and capacity OF doing al that rep
sents any one Wishing an sse sisSer STATE or
sases or good chance vii Be gwen yst %
n II =. nifa being required to carry on the manu-.
acturng Of shucks and the Fronts veI ION (se
eordns to ocsy said Machine WI, nss ,ssrs
Ton AM t 10 he sale of said rhucks. for mattrass.
making model Of said Machine can pc seen =,
Pearl and Virgin streets where iuIi ex patascn
ana rsenvHITP BuILbING LOTS, within the city
Iimits Of 20 feet front by ss in depth on st. Peters
street. for sale very low. or,.e N mr. nDupa
0--6t
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MALE SCHOOL ON CHURCH HILL

(TwENrY-sEvENTH STREET. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEreH.)
By Rev. THOMAS II. JONES, A. NJ.
The undersigned having had i've years experience
teacher, will open at his residence, 9th
Church Hull, on WEDNESDAY. 18th September
NAUTICAL SCHOOL, Those dispos 10 patronxe
the School can see the Principal at his residence on
26th street for few days; after which he can be
found on 18th street. whose best efforts will be devo
ted to the education Of youths entrusted 70 his care
special attention will be given to the prime EpGisn
branches.
TERMS PER QUARTER OF az MONTH";
For primary English (first books) .........S5 u
For advanced ~
For Latin Greek and Mathematics. " ~
aul Him THOMAS ii JONES.
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pxsrnucrrvr HAIL sroRM.-one Of the most fright
I'm, and disastrous hail storms that has ever been
Known in tho west, visited the town of Dwight, in
Iay,nssten county, illinois, on line Of the st. Lou
!. Alton 4 Chicago Railroad, last Saturday. The
s.c,s arc scarcely credible but vouched for by
tho Chicago Journal. as follows:
The hail stones like cnt ice. and some of them
vsrs seven inches In diameter. They fell in perfect
tori cnts striking down cattle, men, shrubbery and
crops AZ II beaten down by q shower of stones
Thoueands OF acres OF corn were cut down as ii by
reapors. and rendered total loss to the farmare
orchards were stripped, aud gardens and oats aud
wheat fields heated to the earth Window fashes
and roofs were also ia many cases badly cut and
split The cattle that happened to BE- in the fields a.
the time had gashee cut into their flesh it,ches in
length, ana one man wa 80 badly cut and bfuiseo
oy the heavy hail stones that he 10 not expecscd 20
live. After the storm, the ear.h ives completely
covered with hail irches in depth
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z HOhTON AEAV
RICHMOND, August 9Th. 1858.

REFERRING to fheIabove NOTICE respectfully
ask and solicit continuance of the patronage here
tof0re extended to Mr. KEACH and hone by strict at-
and we'll selt cited stock of fresh goods offer in.
creased inducements to purchasers Of articles In my
line. GEORGE RUSKELL.
An 1l--9t
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Shocking AcciDxRF--Tsoo Ladiss KMed.-A
shocking accident occurred on saturday morning.
sbout 10 o'clock, at Hastings. % miles from New
York, by which two ladies were instantly Killed
aud another very serfously injured. u appears
that three ladies named MIRA Dean, Mrs. Lyle. aud
Miss Lyle, we're riding il one-horss wagon, when
ths girlh.band broke, thus throwing the shafts
above the horses head and being frightened. tho
with great violence against trse, throwing the
sdits ont Of tho wagon. breaking the neck Of one,
f,sc.uring the skull Of another, and breaking An
arm ana othsrwise seriously injuring third -
The ladies resided In New York. Mrs Dean and
Miss Lyle were instautly killed.
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$5,454 Z73 yy
The advantages of insurine with this company are
unsurpassed. Dividends Of s. per cent are ANNUAL
loaned the insured If he wishes at per Ct interest
PLEASE call at 81 Pearl street and receive Of
Life Insurance Books. n. d W.
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go BEWAkD.--Han eWsy, @
tbs 2ist dsy d Ncyembsf. slaH, ny ssgro
~dark complexioN. sn1 haa h4Afk On -
SSe: fhInk on the left; 9snsTslly lmid;a burte6
sxrorund the eye u very much drawn. She ms besn
zen 4 fsW days In 3jchnynd, and pes.ing q ftts
woman. I suspect her 70 hsvs : tefssd pass ssd y
~ond ar 1auchestsr. will give the above esSssd
a. hss deiIyerY 20 me, In Pefesburg. o. for eAy IA
IL n -A&Uls4s saAA OUfLEH.
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EM A VALUABLE FARM FUR SALE
- The valuable Farm of the late g G. Tsliaferro.
decd, in Culpeper county, is offered for sale pri
vately until the - day OF August, when, if not
sold before it will be offered for sale the premi-
SEES. TO the highest bidder. This Farm is on the
Rapid Ann River adjoipng the Rapid Ann Station,
Orange and A,exaner ria Railroad the Station being
only a Jew hundred yards from the Dwelling House
aud Barn. 1t contains 800 acres, is highly prOduc
tive situated in beautiful country and surrounded
by most desirable neighboIhood. The buildings
are conve na'rt and in good repair. Terms accom-
modatine Any information in relation to the Farm
may be had BIZ application to the subscriber, to
the following persons: Robert A. Mayo, ESQ DIR. r.
W. Roddey, Richmond. DR.. A. TaliaferrO Culpeper
G. H., or DR.. H. b. Taliaferro, 0rangeC H.
LAW. II. TALIAFERR0.
Rapid Ann st ,tion,
Culpeper County, July %, 1913. !
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COMPOUND ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
~ GINGER.-This Essence contains all the pro
perties of the Jamaica Ginger, in Its most concen
trated FORM and is of the best family medicines
now in use. IT is excellent tonic. perfectly CRATE
full the stomach and IL invaluable for indigestion
Cbolic Heartburn, Flatulepey, Headache, Acidty
or Pains Of the stomach. Prepared only and sold
by A. BODEKER,
aulN No 10 Main st. Richmond Va.