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:
RUNAWAYS,

~ $500 REWARD.-The fbove re-
"a ward will be paid for the apprehension and
~ delivery TO ms of six runaway SLAVES; or
- FIFTY DOLLARS for either Of them and
il secured in any jail 20 that can get them, illI
TY DOLLARS for each The names q II the n, sa,d
LIAM BOB PAT and AMY. Addison is a mulatto.
about i've feet eight inches HIGH and upwards OF so
years of age Charles is of nutmeg color, about
five feet six inches high. and Is years of age. IL
liam is of the same complexion, with a scar on the
side of his mouth and broken leg, just below the
knee is about five feet ten inches high and q years
of age. Pat is of bright nutmeg color, about five
feet six inches high, aud Is years of agr. Amy Il
bright mulatto, about Fl ye feet high and Is years
of age The last is supposed to be concealed about
Richmond by her father, (Robert,) who is Owned
by Thomas Deane. The others are in the counties
of Amelia or No.toway.
wish Negroes, of the above descriptions. would
be noticed and examined by the people generally.
SIDNEY B0TT,
fe 23-TuEFts Amelia G. H., Va
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BUSINESS CARDS.
T. B. CLOPTON,

T. B. CLOPTON,
Il. ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
Ia prepared to survey locate and make Esti-
mates Tor all kinds of Canals and Roads; will Sur
gey Lands and furnish Drawings for ali kinds Of
engineering Works, Bridges, Machinery, &c. He
yill make Designs aud Estimates for Public Build
inzs Private Residences, Stores and Manufactures
and supcrintefTi the construction of the same. He
Will also Measure all kinds of earth Work. Maseu-
~, Breklaying. Carpenters Work, As. He feels
confident that he can give satisfaction 10 all who
nav favor him with their patronage. fa SIN
j. Il. CRUMP, Z. E., is now associated with +. j
CLOpT0N and the business will henceforth be con
iucted under The style Of CLoPTON q CkUMP.
aE- Office on Main street, A door. below EachaDge
po,,E Va
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4 LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

h For sale, my Farm of 81 acres, in Aibemsrle
county. adjoining j. o. Massey, sneed and others;
Fix miles from charlottesville, two and half from
wanna improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres--one-third bottom land-are cleared, enclosed
and highly imprt we'd. All necessary out buildings
and a well of first rate water the premises.
Terms LIBERAL If preferred, an exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address at Rich
mond. or call at my Office. corner Of Franklin and
Governor streets. 8. A. HART
oc l5-d6m
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81 $40 REWARD.-Ran away from

IA the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. saId ne
gro was bought by John Saunders, Esq, of
Il. Loretto. Essex county, Va, who sent him to
Richmond, to my care; and furnished him with
pass TO go and see his wife, and return in week
IRON the date Of the pass, which dated early In
September last. His wife then living in Ches
terfield county near Petersburg. The above named
negro was euanc ipated by the late Thos. o. Taylor
will give the above coward, if delivered to me IL
Richmond or to John Saunders, at Loretto, in Essex
county, Va VIM. b. PHILLIPS.
de
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FOR SALE. &C.

E0R SALE.-Virginia State Stock.
l. te2 H MAUkY 4 co.
EAKM IN CAROLINE FOR SALE. Il
l. wish to sell the FARM on which reside. con-
tanning about go acres. Seventy-fiye acres in oak
aud pine timber 21s miles from Chesterfield Depot
The buildings consist of excellent Dwelling and
ont houses-all new. This Farm can be hOught for
the COS; OF the improvements. For particulars ap
ply to SAML 7. DICKINSON NJ ID,
Ruther Glen z D. Caroline county, Va.
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whole Tickets SIC; Halves s.; Quarters ~ 30
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

whole Tickets sIei Halves g.; Quarters u 30.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. -
The Numbers from to 50Gs9, corresponding Win
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
ins fpsper arc encircled with small tin tubes ana
placed IN oIe Wheel ,,..,.
he frst ISL prizes similarly printed and encroed,
are placed in another Wheel :.
Tie wheels are then reyoived. and number 10
irawn from the wheel Of numbers and 81 the same
time a Prize is drawn from the ether wheel Inc
Number aud Prize drawn oat are opened and exhibit
al 10 the audience, and registered by the Commits
s,oners the Prize being placed against the number
irswn This operation is repeated until al the Przes
are drawn out. -. -
APPROXIMATION PR1zEs.-The two preceding ana
the two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the
hrat Prizes will be entitled to the % Approxima-
ON Prizes FOR example: IL Ticket No. ii 80 draws
the $40 mo Prize those Tickets numbered III 2s 49
n PSI IL 252 will each be entitled to SiO Ilckef
No $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets NUN
bored 6aS 5ie $751; $50 will each be entitled to $3.50
and 40 on, according to tho above scheme.
me 400 prizes Of $40 will be determined oy tne
IA figure fthe number that draws the s7uoOg prize
For example: If the number drawing the SonW
prize ends with No then all the where .he
suInber ends In l. will be entitled to SD 1.-THE mum
Der ends with No2, then all the Tickets, where the
number ends In 2, will be entitled TO so ana so OF
too. ..su
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
rates which is the risk: 40.
Certificate offs package ofl0 whole Tickets, ~
10 half ~
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wM A CHRISTIAN.


lW KAN ANA1 from my employ
ment at Bell0na Foundry. on Tuesday. 9th
- inst. Negro Man named jim, or JAMES
KE. SMITH. Heis about 81 years of age, of very
dark complexion; about 5 fest 10 inches in height.
and stout and we'll formed.
lie il hired this year by his own contract;
apl although he is By birth free man and has free
papers, vet l claim h m my property until The
end OF the year and fOrwarn all persons from hiring
or in any other way employing him. | will give
reward of S. for his apprehension and delivery to
me- or for his commiital to Jail. He is supposed to
be urking about tine city Of Richmond, where he il
we'll known and where he has been often employ ed
as a boa snan uhlI-Iw J. L. ARCHER.
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.ificate ola package Of 10 whole IicketE,
: ID half
~ quarter
In ciCbth 50
r. opnvy,ra TroKrrs {

Tx ORDERING TICKETS op CEaTIFcATss,
Enclose the money 10 onr address FOR tho Ticket.
ordered on receipt Of which thoy will be forwarded
By FIRST mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending ID
any figure they may designate. ~
The List of drawn Numbers snd Prizes VIII De seht
topurehasers Immediately after the drawing
~ Purchasers wiz please write their signatures
pl in aud give their Post Office, County and State.
So Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
So All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immediate
iy after the drawing. other prizes ct the usual time
ofthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN & Co, Augusta. Ca,
~ Persons residing near montgomery, Ala. o!
Atlanta Georgia. can have their orders filled, and
save time. by addressing 8. SWAN CO. at either
Of those cities. :,
Az A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one
srtltls TO- will be published after every drawing il
the following papers: The Augusta ga Const
.utiOnaIist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register.
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Inteiilgencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Ssyan
nan Morning News Richmond Dispatch, New Yorl
Dispatch aud Psuldng Miss Clarion NH
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IoTVHRTH6.
c,y1WAN 4 cos LOTTERIES.
y .rfrIsoRIzRp by THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Aso. 900 II for e10f

r,. sl,or-iag sschesn ~ will be drawn BIZ 8. SWAN
m Mansgers9 the Sparta Academy Lottery. 10
zach of their single Number Lotteries fgr March.
iSSs At AUGUSTA. ia, Ia public, Under tnc super
,utendenCe of Commissioners.
tLAes s,
m be drawn IA TIE city of Augusta Ca. IN yubitc, on
SATURDAY, MARCH e4H, 1853.
GLASS 9,
To Be- drawn IN the eity Of augusta Ca in pablic on
SATURDAY MARCH t3fH, 1853
GLASS Z,
To b drawn IN the city Of Angnsta, Ca IN public, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 1rH. 1858.
GLASS 8,
To be drawn In the city of Augusta Ca, Ia public
SATURDAY. MARCH q, 1853
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
ssS5 FRIzESi
Marty On. frsfs n Ecsvy EisAe Tfckess.
MAGETrICENT S0HEMEi
% DRAWN
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usFlCn SUurH-siDE hAILkuAD ~.
I1rrrn ANNA &anf. I'd. lshI.

Is. N HszS NOTICE. 49, I NTH
EalLIuyAD COMPANG.-NEW FREIGHT An
RANG. II ENT.--Op and after the Path September,
this Company will receive freight OF all KINGS ~
Danvilie or any ether Station on the road. also,
any freight from LynchhurQ, or elsewhere on Tue
line and ship the same icr account OF ownsrs
FREE OF CHARGE
for forwarding. by steamers or sailing Vessels rs IL
rected. ,.,y m Nn,, pE
PREPAID.
ri,Is of Idiag viii be forwarded to 1.-THE consiGnee
and consignors when requested: r..os a...os
effected 70 any port In the Unsed ssaSos
Consignors availing themselves OF the ABOVE adfhIlt
AGES must have their produce in the very best order
aid must send written In srE insenes
directed tothe DOWN FREIGHT AdEN1' ~ ni'h'
nond. IL h,, or a,
Merchants and others purchasing goods mere or a.
tha North can send their stocks properly prepay!
for Transportation. directly to our Up Ftei2n
Agent" and the freight may be pais mere OF az Dn
vile iynchburg or farther West, II necessary.
P1rtttar aDrsttgn Instructions should be iurniSH
ed the up FREIGHT AGENT IN every instance
.e2a-dscts Supt. TranspD
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A HANDSOME DoSArioy.--Nsthau jackson. Esq
Of New York, a few days ago celebrated his 18th
birthday by making gift to Williams College,
massachusetts,, Of Sl4,5o0 In cash, and nine acres
If land, with suitable buildings thereon, adjoining
the college grounds In WilIiamstown, for which he
paid $4,000 IN addition, though the land Is worth
more than It's original cost The particular object
20 which this munifcsut dsnation is to be applied
is to found professorshp for teaching Christian
theology.
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e NEW BUOTS AND SHOES FOR

hi SPRING, 1873 -MARCUS HARRIS, lsS
~ Broad street, legs leave 10 inform his irie Dc
-Ss and the public generally. that he has recent
now prepared 10 show the largest and most varied
stock of Boots and Shoes he evet had the pleasure 70
fer heretofore The reputation OF cur house
Keeping superior goods is so well established ih'f
is unnecessary 10 say more on that point Wewonld
call the attention of purchasers to our large and wei
sci cted stock of Boots and Shoes, which We are
pared to offer at the very lowest prices Having
houeh t the most Of goods Ter cash, We vii sell
them on the same terms. with small return. We re-
spGctfnlly invite those in want OF good Boots and
Shoe, at low prices, to call At $3.50,
MARCUS HARRIS,
NH 02 No ls2 NrGAd strest
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"a READ THIS. If YOU

HPLEASE II have removed my ~&@
- store to Franklin street. doors below Gov
49, ernor street. and opposite Metropolitan Hall,
where am now prepared to manufacture BOOTS
and SHOES at the shot test notice. 10 the neatrst
style and on the most reasonable terms invite
my old customers and the public generally, TO give
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
p S.-REPAIRING done at the shortest notice
and In the ncatest sty lo. -
DAVID WALSH,
NH l5-dIm Boot and Shoe Maker
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$75 REWARD.-Rsnaway from

~ DIU W. W hhD.--ItHHdWHy IIUuI
In my farm. Cragton, early in October last,
AAV bright mulatto girl named NANCY GRAN
THAN, sometimes calling herself Mary.
thin visage, bushy head of hair, of sandy col6is
straight stabilize form, and steps long when walk
ing and IL about fifteen years old. will give $50
for her apprehension and delivery TO at wy farm
and SIS for the discovery of her harberers with suf
hcient proof TO convict them. she has relatives in
the city of Richmond, living near the Monumental
Church, and was last seen going from Manchester
to that part of the town.
fe Its WV A CHRISTIAN.
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~ HAGAN'S JOHN Is out a.
y CARRIAdEs. CARRlAaEs

~ The subscriber has on hand at his Co.ch
Making establishment. on Lombard Ailey hetwsaa
Main and Cary, (lih and 18th streetsl near ,hs a.,
lumhinn Hotel. COACHES, CHARI0TREs IA
ROUCtiEs. BUGGlES. with and without t0ps ana
sULhlEs. alof his own make, Of tiS best material.
and workmanship; all Of which win be sold "a low =,
good work Of the Kind can be in the city az Rich.
mond, and respectfully ask cali from th<-e in
want Of any article in the Carriage line IA am d.
tcrmineS 10 make to order and sell al tha love-,
prices possible and sll work sold that ia new war
ranted. MICAJAII MASGIru
IA am
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ANAI RICHMOND TROT.
&6y> TING PARK.-The subscri
SS~ Der begs isave TO inform thf
--public that he has leased tbs
Trotting Course short distance west OF the city
put II in complete oer and Is now ready 20 trair
or break horses, I'm the most approved way. II. has
also put the building in good order, and IN prepares
TO furnish refreshments TO visitors ON reasonable
terms He asks the patronage OF the owners o.
fast stock and the public at large and promises Il
make the Park pleasant resort 20 all who visit it,
NH I2-lm G WAGNER. Proprietor.
brushes, BRuSHES.--Window, floor
~ wall and scrnb Brushes Store and Dusting
Brushes; Shoe and Horse brushes Printers Proof
and Ley Brushes; Plate and urnmb Brushes; Hair
Tooth and Nail Brushes. Our Brushes unequal
led. being from the best factory In the country.
supply just received and for safe at
NH - BuLKLEy'a. i3T Main az
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4 SUCCESSFUL PAuPaR.-Che late John Avery
Parker, successful merchant of New Bedford, was
at one time ..warued" to leave Westport, Mass,
cnier the law custom of warning strangers
who wer. likely to become public charge. lie
died worth g, 100000.
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VIRGINIA SAYINGS BANK-CHAl

IIKNINIA SAN mus ANk-CHAN
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIZ
GINA CAPITAL I30,E0 D0LLARS!-Money re
ceived deposit in Of five dollars and upwards
on which interest at the rate of per centum per an
mum ID paid, for sums remaining six months or long
err for shorter periods interest at the rate OF per
centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits
Deposits received and certificates issued hy IN
nornar of Main and Governor streets, Richmond Va
SAMUEL &. COrTRELL, President.
T. B. STARKE, Cashier.
c. WALTHALL, Secretary.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT. $50 BRoAr

" STREET. the only place whore You can obtain
cheap pair of Shades. See prices:
Beautiful Landscapes s7isc, cheap at 75c
Plain Shades Soc worth 81
Bouquets 7sc, worth sl.23
Vases only 81, "a goo
Gothic siS lie 81, E" $50
Gold ana Velvet ai.25 choap at IS
Gold Centre $l.5a, worth 90
Gold and Velvet centre 81, cheap at 500
Dry Landscape. 81 81, worth 300
Also, large assortT3ent of ] ada Rubber Tatl.
OIL CLOTHS, r durable article. Those in want @,
cool article nj low price, would do well to call g
N. GOLDEN 5 Dry Goods and Shade Store,
go Broad street.
". R-Stcrekecrers and Pejlars supplied at New
York prices.
N Ghahes made 70 nr .icr at short nntica
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y.cry 9. TyDs 81 Jy MARCR

APPROXIMATIONS FBILEs.
prizes Of $500, approximating 70 $4,000
prize are o. ti.oW
rrszes a $500, appxoximasins TO $4,000
prize, ere Inv
PRICES Of $50, spproximatins to $1,000
prize, are so1. CIV
prizes Of sl2,, spproximating 10 &ooe .oo
prize, are wv
prizes Of 500. approximating TO s.0p o,.
prize, are ., ,on ~"
prizes Of S7s spproximating 70 5000 .oo
prize, are ., a. o, ,oo ~"
prlzss s o. % S,o ap'' 200
jOo0 prises of so are NV.uoo
- - .,a. .,,ounting IN &22n fa1
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A NO. / PERUVIAN GUANO, AT RE

~ DUCED PRICES.-Tbe Agentslof the Peruvian
Government bav ing reduced their prices Tor tiusno
now having shipped, and will soon be in re-
ceipt of our Spring supply from Baltimore, of tn
stamp "A, - and in prime order We now pre-
cared to make engagements for early delivery. al
reduced prices and on the most favorable terms.
We have also on hand, about 40 tons of Patagonia
,Iuano of tho cargo received last Fall. and Mex
lean 0uano. OF the best quality. ami at the lowest
prices CRESSIAW q co,
North side of the Basin. Kchmend Va
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7 ARGE ARRIVAL OLE aPRING

~ CLOTHINd.-We have received by steamer o.
to-day, handsome assortment of 6pring Cashmere
Business Coats, Sacks and Frocks.
Beautiful lot Spring Cashmere Pants of all STYLE,
and coors; also, handsome assortment of Cashmere
MeriDo and silk Vests for Spring ware.
We can also show something new and beautiful
for Sri ing, Over Raglan's Sacks.
We have In store aud ready for examination, u
well selected stock Of fine white and fancy Marseee
shirts; also white linen of all styles and prices
Gull in and lock at ". WALKER Il cos.
NH Il ln3, cor Main and Pearl.
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n CHURCH HILL DRUG STORE
~ At the Drug Store on the corner Of Broad and
~ 25Ih streets, prescriptions are carefully com
Ia pounded. Mt any hour Of the day or hight, by
an ex perienced hand.
DIR. sNELLINGS offers his professional services C.
the citizens of Church Hill and its vicinity.
Office corner Broad and 18th streets.
NH
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M.DIsos's MANI ,cRIPrs-The Boston Post In no.
tseiag an excellent paper by James Madison. which
was recently read in that city. says that lit was
printed for private distribution by James c. No
tfuirs ESQ, of Washington. The same gentleman
printed at bs own expense quarto volume OF the
private correspondence OF this iiustrions patriot,
among which are papers that 1t is not too much to
say, ere Invaluable; and which by this patriotic
multiplication of copies are placed beyond the
reach of accident This gentleman has much more
Of the ox-Presidenths manuscripts yet imprinted
II is 10 bs hoped that the day Is not far distant
when tn public will be favored with the life AMI
works Of Jeti-rson's great frend-one whom Chief
Justice Marshall compimented as the model Of
tha American Statesman"
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

RAAHAT BOOT AND CATER WEARERS. 81
From Is TO ~ per cent. saved by buying from -
J. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best -
quality moleskin Hats so. second quality, 3; sill
Hats $3.50; fine cafskin sewed Boots, $50; Coz
gress Boots best quality French patent leather
snglsh kid, 1915; buckskin, $3.50; lasting 500
s275; caifskin Oxford Ties So II. they are all mad
toorder and warranted to wear we'll
Terms cash on delivery; one price and no abate
meut. 80
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EFERRIE9 to the advertisement o.
II my removal to 18th street. between Main am
Cary beg Leave 70 sub 20 my nrir ana "a
winter season:
Lager Beer Philadelphia Ale. Porter and Cider bot
tied mp !" q pints per aGE y Bottles included
half do, so cents-bottles extrs
charged.
Lager Beer in half quarter and eighth barrels
the latter ones OF gallons, package exclusvel,
for the city crrstomers) Philadelphia Ale in Who'll,
and half barrels, the lowest market price. Term
cash.
N. B.-store and Bar keepers, a ,nsidersble Per
ceutage allowed. p. WILBACHER,
18th ST., between Min and Cary.
Orders left with Messrs Laidiey 4 Robinson, cornel
18th and Franklin; Messrs. Duval Norton, corner
10th and Main, or at my establishment. will b
promptly attended to. &C On
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TOBACC0.-The subscribers keep con-
stantiy on hand for sale. AZ their store. on Basin
6ank the following cesebrated brands of CHEWING
IUbAC.U, Viz: I.angherne a Armisteads Sun
Cured oroDoke " Langhorue Sons extra fine
ornneke; Extra Fine Gold Leaf; Jnliana May; Royal
Aron; item of virginia, and sally Cary brands.
mn 10 HARRIS & MOORE.
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UELELVUE HOSPITAL.--This Ins,itu-
IL tim which has been In successful operation for

DELELVUE HOSPITAL.--This lnstitu-
~ ti,n, which has been In successful operation for
the lasf 5tre years. Is situated on
ChURCH HILL. RICHMOND, va,
Ia delightful, airy position. and ia furnished with
ever convenience conducive 10 the comfort of pa
tter,ts and tbs successful treatment of disease.
10 lies lately undergone extensive repairs Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable the accom-
mofatiop Of gentlemen who may find Il inconye-
mint 10 10 trvated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention Will be paid u the Iyirq- Il,
tcdfds, which are peculiarly commoiicus.
~ TsRMs:
(nhg1ble on ie real3-ot n he PItieat1
White IA tents. per week
Nofooo hV' .
the country, ualass where the parties known 30
one OF the Physicians of the Hospital.
luis includes all chsrges foo bearl Medical attend
anco, NursinQ aud Medicine. By an arrangement
with tho Iplrmary Of the Medioal College, n small
additional Fee ranging from " To so win be eharg
cd f,r Surgical cases. The particul gun may be
ascertained beforehand By application to OF the
attending Physicians All.
No small pox admitted.
The undersigned win give their personal atteu.
tton to all patients placed In their Hospital
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
e JAMIE BOLTON u. D.
drsne street, between 4th and 5th.
s s THohAa POLLARD. NJ D..
easement OF the Powhstan House,.
O. A. CRENSHAW, ND
lranklin st., next door below Trinity Church.
~ WM W. PARKER. NJ b
Krsnklin st., doors below ballard House.
W. 2. MANN. u. D, resident Physician.
NH fi---@.sdIY
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- r.s TsicascsD, Oct. ist. 1851:
~ SPECIAL N0TICE.--On
aud alter ibis date All packages intended fpr E1-
tRxss on the NAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia uen-
trS. kairoad will be received at onr ONCE, lN msin
street, instead Of RAILROAD Depot, - heretofore ns
ing in conformity with an arrangement maze WIN
''' ''''' S j. L. MAcDoNoUGH. Agent
90 sta Adams Express Company.
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Is IMPORTANT BUSINESS compels

ORNAMENTAL IRON WOkK.-Those
~ in want of Iron Railing for dwelling or GENE
tary lots respectfully invited to cxamil my
sortment of patterns many Of which new and
.egant in design, and will be furnished the most
r r., terms: slsn. tsrandahs Baeenys.
with Vault aud Cellar Doors, Grating and al kinds
If smith work for buildings manufactured At short
notice JAS DBROWNE,
mhif-6t 9th st. near Main
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EOR SALE-For the purpose of set
l. Ting up the estate the ST )CK, FIXTURES
aud coon WILL Of the old and populsr SHOE ES-
ner of Main and 18th streets. Applications to be
made to Or WY WM R h, ERRsDhEY' Executors.
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D. s woE s....s OF E nAsD .Ss
business, now offer our entire stock Of HARD
WARD, CUTLERY. GUNS and sADDLERY, Mt cost
for cash. The stock Is and fresh OF our own
importation-som of which has inst beeR taken ont
Of bond The trade lowing TO the scarcity of En-
aish goods now in The market) would do well 10 give
ms "a early call before the stock Is much broken.
ROBERTS Il HARRISON,
Sycamore street.
mhS.-im Petersburg Va .