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l EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEANs.-LEEDs
L. Founders and Manufacturers Of Vertical and Hor
sonal Steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans u-
ing Machines Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns AND
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars etc. and all
Mach tinery required for the South .7f..
We duly authorized and prepared to construct
fei2 dAWly LEEDS co.
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERs-BY
which their Incomes be Doubed-rhe undersigned
has invented and obtained letters from the States
Tor the and combination of machinery for
ing Seed Cotton into Yarns continuous process
Gin through the preparation ard spinning machinery
ready for shipment weaving The saving OF COTTON
WASTE will be least Ten Per Cent? and
the Of machinery the cotton into bales
Its handling ALL those and disentange which
very destructive in their operations fibre are in
dpensahe Of ginning and spinning separate manu-
facureS YARNS made of unbroken fibre and
will be fifty cent stronger, will command advanced price
and they will distance all competition in market
The undersigned prepared dispose Of privileges to use
his patent; and Planters will be informed with
pete instructions how 1t, how obtain
chinery and all other particulars application
dressed here consultation with my rooms
Front and Dauphn Streets up stairs.
fe3 lydw GEORGE q. HENRY. Mobile, Ala
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY - RE-
LIEF THE FIRST D0sE-Cure in Few Days
Specific Gonorhea Gleet Weakness and all Uri
nary Affections Faculty Of Great Britain acknowledge
discovery made Physicians of France
scribe thousands Of effected by it, Speedy in
effect paaab the taste and nvigorang 70 the system
Sole tio the United States B. ABRAMS % Camp street.
New Orleans
pBeware of countereits The genuine has fac sme of
the agents signature. jail Sm
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"a SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND Fam

SsfEpEaH<a SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAM
49, az iliessupplied with Beet Pork Mutton and Veal,
N sausages, Trpe, and everything in the butcher.
ing line. and half barrels Choice Corned Beef
put up order Cabin Family Use L o. 50
and 6i OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MERKEL 4 PARKER
N B-sesmboats and Ships supplied with all kinds of Live
Stock such fresh milch Cows Hogs shoa Pigs Sheep
Goats, Geese, Ducks, Chickens, etc. seq ly
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A FURNITURE : FURNITURE = PIE
W desrngto
~ Sell their Furniture,
~ store their Furniture or
To buy Furniture,
will do wsllby applying at JULIEN's,
No l59 Cara street,
feS SH opposite ST. PatIek's Church.
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A V R f


hS& FOR HAVKE.rlE NEW Al FAST SAIL.
S1haviug nearly all her engaged will have i
ediate dispatch For freight of 800 bales cotton apply 10
fe27 BAATER, LOWELL 4 CO..
kk6S FOIt HAVRE-rHE Al FAST SAILING
MfHp regular packet ship Wurtemberg, Mcclellan,
having nearly ali her cargo Engaged will
dispatch For freight Of 80 bales cotton apply to
fell BAXTER, LOWELL Il CO.
SkR- FOR HAVRE-THE Al AND VERY FAST
hfFA sailing American ship Felici Capt Balls having
A&1mos Of her engaged will with uack dis
p'''" " BAKER LOWELL a co.
For passage having superior accommodations apply to
che master on board ia30
S65S FOR HAVRE-TaE A FAST SATLING
MN American ship Bazaar, Stewart master, is now
oadng and will have immediate dispatch. For freight
MI JONES, MACKIEDER a co. 81 Graver St
n W.LYPLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE F0LLOw.
~. ing Warehouses prepared accommodate
esous obtaining Storage, having large rpnmy
buildings specially adapted fer the various ieles
From their proximity TO the river and shpping
and the facilities afforded loading and unloading with the
diminished fbsng all Fire Proof) he
abed TO offer advantages not heretofore attained
DELTA WAREHOUSE at the riser--For Grain and othaE
Produce corner of Front and Lafayette streets.
MERCHANTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Warehouse, in the
WABASH wAREHoUsE-FOr Lard and Bacon, Fulton
street.
HOME wAREHoUsR-For Coffee alone, Fulton street near
seThe attention of merchants and others solicited. ms
DRAND 4 ADAMS, SUCCESSORS TO LAYTON
ID COL Magazine opposite the Arcade Import
ers Dealers in Domestic and ForegH HARDWARE SHIP
Biz terms complete suitable for the country trade
Planters, Carpenters, Blscksmiihs and others
ar ly4W No 81 Magazine street, opposite the Arcade
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kfk FOR BALTIMORE-DISPAT ATCH LINE
M The very fast sailing regular clipper bark Regina
lNzB j. Booker MASTER having part OF cargo
engaged will have immediate dispatch balance freight
In and mnasses. apply
JONES, MACK1NDER CO., 81 Graver street
For passage having hne accommodations apply the
ter board.
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BOSTON.
Sails on SATURDAY, 9th inst.
kSR FOR BOSTON-REGULAR LINE-THE Al
kFT fast sailing packet bark ThOs. AllibOne, Thomp-
{eh4son master having nearly all of board
will sail above For freight OF 500 bbs -four apply
feH GEO. ". HYNSON L CO., ~ Camp street.
tfK{S FOR BOSTON - DISPATCH LINE THE
&1A Al fast sailing shin Rotunda, Stuart master hav
A.ing large part Of her engaged, will have i'm
mediate dispatch For freight apply
fe3 JONES, MAOKINDER 4 CO., 81 Iraver St
6SK FOR BOSTON - DISPATCH LINE-THE
M3f Al fast sailing packet ship RoclSland. Capt Rich
.ard Brown, having large part Of her cargo engaged
will have quick d pgch For freight of 500 bales ap
ply TO JONES, MACK1NDER & CO., 81 Grayier st.
For apply to the board Post 49, Third
District. fell
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sPRINGS-Tbege celehra

"A ted SPRINGS are now open for the reception q
'i5itoTs The furniture aid buildings ali le7
sud comfortable, and sufficient for The confortsbl
accommodation Of three hundred persons. III
WATERS are celebrated for their efficiency Gis
aseo ot the ski Liver aud Stomach. dcroiuis, OF,
Ulcers Pafal@ sis, diseases It the Bladd r. Kidney
aud Urttus, Chronic Diarlhuei Chronic Asthma
selses Of The unl am bronchial Tubes, Hemul
holds Fi-taia in Ano, rheumatism Goat Dyspe!
ia, Uterine Diseases, as LeuC JrrhU.t DyeInenoi
he. Men9rrhCe gia, distracted Ga'amenia Prolar
sus Uteri, Neuralgia, and diseases of the Eye
The BATHS have been enlarged AMI Improve,
Der OF BATHING TUbS, .upplied with warm An.
act water from the medicinal fountain thus furnish
ng Baths o. any Temperature the feelings OF the D.
lent and nocessltes OF the case may require, eaci
BAN occupying tepaTRte apartment.
Each Bath is supplied with Shower Bathing Ar
paratus Of Improved cons ruc;iOn
The HatL+ ars exceedingly DELIGHTFUL, buOyar
tnd grateful, impartlng glow and s0itners to tn
Kin not oqualled by any waters in Western Viz
Snia, their temperature being $50 Fahrec heit.
The properties of these waters are greatly cathar
TIC. dieuretic, daphore-ic. Alternative selatiye an
nti-irritant. and are peculiarly applicable to tn,
treatment Of the above diseases.
The Healing Springs are located IL Bath county
Va. iIlIn adiatey u1cn the road leading trom Nil
bJro DepCt OF tho Virginia Central La il0ad IL tn
,treeabrier VI hits Sulphur Springs-24 II lies from
he former ani 81 miles as Of tue lat ter place. an,
within day s travel of Baltimore, Richmond Na+h
.ngtou and Alexandria
line o. daily STAGES carrying the Mail will rur
regu arly between MillhorO Depot and White SUI,
phQT, aud passing en- route the Bath Alum, VI arm
and Hot Springs. over well graded road and Htor
ping here, vail convey visitors regularly to an,
from the Springs.
An experienced PHI stefan resides at the Springs
permanently. The pToprietOTs ntend to use ever
fort 10 rend Ter the solourn of their visitors bot
pleasant and profitable. aud have fitted up Il fin,
Billiard and Bowling Saloon. A fine Band Of Musi,
aas been engaged and will remain during the sea
son.
Persons desiring further information in regard
the medicinal efficacy OF the water can be supple
with our Pamphlet, containing the opinions ai,o
certificates of Ply sciaus and others who have test
cd IL "a al ny hp JiracS
The proprietols. PORTER 4 ikWIE,
jei7-dlm Projectors.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ToT STRINGS. vIaGINIA.-l

II TURE's REMEDY FoRCgaoAIC DISEASES.
The hotel At this place Is low open Tor the recep-
ton Of visitors The supply Of mineral water Is
abundant, and there are tiae Bath. constantly sup
Itous temperatures, from lao TO i0eo fahrenheit.
These Waters cure the CHRONIC FORMS Of
RHECNATlSM, NEURALGIA. GOVT, DISEASES
OF TIE LIVER. PARALYSIS, Gree from inisul
matory ao,ion,l OLD lNJUIES To THE MIS-
GLss JOINTS ani TsNnoSs, ENh nnns y
DIAkRHdsA, and some DISEASES PECULIAR To
FEMALkS more thoroughly and rapidly than any
other remedy on the American continent Their
ALTERNATIVE and CURATIVE pow ERs are un'
of the globe.
Many persons afflicted with the Diseases enumera.
ted above, in forms which had resisted tie most
skiilful medical treatment, and bad rendered the
lives of the sufferers alike wretched and useless
through long years Of pain have been restored TO
perfect health by their use. OF the vast number
row suffering with such ai3dcJ, there axe com pa
ratvely lew Indeed who would not DO either perfect
ly cured or greatly relieved here.
Tho Springs are situated IA an elevated mountain
region The scenery a. ound ia Wild romantic and
beautiful aud a more healthy or delightful Summer
climate can nov nero be found.
Besides the HOT BATHS fer juv8lids, there are
two lne PLEASURE BATHS for persons IN good
health GOOD MUSIC will be in Attendance early
in the . .
R0UrE--From the principal cities in III. United
States by railroad to the hilborJ "a pot OF the VIZ
ginia Central Road thence by UiaR, coaches twenty
miles, we'll graded turnpike, to the Springs
Passengers leaving Richmond. Va. or Baltimore.
Md II. the morning, can come through to this place
same day 10 supper.
For a full account Of IT, Ii celebrated Watering
Place, see EarprFs Weekly, No IS, for June 5th
De Bows Review for May aud June, also, American
Farmer ioa May and June, write 20 III subscriber
for pamphlet. s. uO0DE,
my 3l-d3m Hot Springs. Va.
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DOCKBRlDGE BATHS.-This favori

IL bathing place, long known as LETCHER'S, ana
afterwards as JORDAN'S sPhINGS, has been re
Gently purchased by company OF gentlemen il
Rock bridge county, where IL is situated and WHERE
the virtues OF the water are best known. aud will b.
open for the reception of visitors upon the list %
JCNEnext New and handsome buildings have b. Ell
ightfn summer resort 1t is beautifully located OF
the North River. III the midst Of mountain and val
ley scenery, unsurpassed in varied beauty by any
the State Ii is on the main stage road from Lex
ngton TO the Central Railroad, distant eieN en- mile
from the former and HiGe miles from Goshen Dep0:
on the latter Visitors reach the Baths ia on
day from Petersburg. Richmond ard alexandria, al
irving at their destination before sunset
than that OF the Old 2weet, ana this with the ptcL
liar character and buoyancy OF the water, which !
highly charged with Carbonic Acid Gas, and COP
taEs Magnesia, Iron, &c reEders bathing III u, q!
universal consent OF those who have triedi delight;
ful and invIgoratinR TO an extraordinary degree
Its medicinal effect is attested BY tty years OF ioca
experience especially in cases OF general Debility
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, UicsTatian%,
wherever existing, Rheumatism. AnienoIIhea Dis
menorrhea, Menorrhssia, Beucorrhea Proiapsu.
Uteri &c. In the diseases peculiar 70 females anf
Ter In the world. year at hand is a fine Sulphur
Spring, second only 70 the famous White sulphur
Of Greenbricr, 70 which visitors to the Baths hav'
free access.
last summer with his family at ''the Baths" thu
sp4 axis of IL: 'It il my chosen spot In the noun
fains and shall certainly revisit it, If possible nex
summer.
to Col ii Smith, SupeIintsldsnt OF the Virginia
Military Instituts, Rev VIM 8 White, d D, aud Rev
Win N PeniIston, Of Lexington; VIM q Paine, Esq
Of the firm Of Kent. Paine 4 Kens. Richmond. ana
TERxs.-si 50 per day. for les. than one week; ~
per week for less than weeks; - per week. Tor
more than two weeks, and $40 per month.
ny Ss- ra----------
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DED SULPHUR SPRINGS
III MON RON NnirNnV uInGINI

- NUN 4sDE JOUNI1, SIRdlNIA.
These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are nov
open for the reception Of visitors II is now wei
known that nomediciGal agents that have been trie
have had such signal success rs the waters of the
Red Sulphur Springs, in the speudy cure of mos,
tions. Chronic Darrh9a. d! spepsia and Diseases o.
the Brain.
Iayalids would secure better rooms and better car,
and attention by coming EARLY, usually
very much crowded through the month of August
Visitors for this place should leave the Virginia aEG
Tennessee Railroad at n EW BERN DEPOT. 1heI
0ill then have but IS miles Of singing over 4 goo
road. Via the Virginia Central Railroad there i.
now about 10 miles of staging.
my 2y-d2m CAMPBELL co
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PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT.
BUFFALO GAP HOUSE,

This yell known Mountain retreat formerly KEEP
By i N fitInuu, ten miles west OF stanton on tn
Central railroad AID the Petersburg turnpike, T.
40" open t"r tie accommodation Of travellers anC
visitors Persons wishing 70 spend he heat OF sun,
ner III cool quleS way, cannot iui more sI.itabl
place in all Virginia 1t IL easy Of aCct-s-the car
rtthc Central road pass by t every day. The hous
5 large (zj roons,) convenient ard ell ventilated
.urf oCuGed Icy the most bcauu.ul mountain scene
-; fac Springs of FreesrOne, Sulphur, Cha beat,
aud Alum water convenient AS | viii not kee'
.ny intoxicating drink intoxicated persons abou
me, visitors need not fear any annoyance in tina
way: and while the comfort OF visittrs will be great
ing pa
SN-Boecd per week, 81
Post office, Swo0pe's Depot, Augusta Co, Va
ly I-3Yf z HERRING.
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RUNAwAYS.

q S200 REWARD. LEFT my resi-
-SSA Deuce. in Heur.co, he i4th of June last
.stN3S MY servant woman ELENuRA, (calis her
.&A.. self Eeuora liIil1 She Is very bright rlu
Ia Co. siaall ite, about II le4is Old has small car
IL her reh"SG from burn Just Ia the edge Of her
lar. I'll" read Ard write very " H. and have
n doubt hut wbaI she has procured o. papers and
Is now .,,l9s Ghont a. tree woman. SLn is extern
t"nNFGtt A.4Haintt III EtChmOud and Church 81 i'll,
haYin1 lived on Church Hill for nino wears. She -
certainly III one place the other. will pay s2N0
Tor her sr'v3t il taken out Of the Stae Ssn If taken
,Tt Of city OF Richmond and So If taken
II ii"v1i'o n city of Richmond. an placed in Jail
81 that can Z { hegsa2ain
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~ TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS RS.

WARD Ran away from the subscriber 1
stS Negro Man nNud CHI ARIES, about forty
49, i've yetrso aZa-hai CD when be lett fr0ck
hat. II $50 carried with HIN pair Of saddle rags
liz which was a hite an blue check coat He
s4nnt built about five feet Fix or seven inches j.
height blind in the right eye: was purchased b,
~ 81 D u Frilie,u's auction III February. 1851
v drlnnun, Of Clark county, VIII r re said l..
has wifi. will pay the above reward if taker
ont Of the county Of TIeLricO.
}" Pts JAMES N SHINE
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egaaa observation-disclosures IN EX

EF.e<-.yS VItLT 7 "a INO u LIN I IN Is-A
tSerIYfyI CAIN TEETH. &c. w JONES
u" MIST. ~ouli announce to those wishing thei'
teeth EXTRACTED. that he now has ingtrumeuts supt
rfor 70 any others Used. The simplicity
perfection oi their adaptation Is such as 10 rsndeE
the extraction OF the teeth almost painless, nsrsI
tdi1g b. bFtnp ne t0ott The rst rial break
1t hanging the gums or iuJuring this ssrroandius
parts.
Ali other operations. Filling. Cleansing, aud IL
% tug Teeth, gently and thoroughly performed.
flee opposite Corihthian Hail. on Main street.
IA 2f1
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S2 $50 REWARU.-kan away from

"a the subscriber. oa the 9th Instant, at Whit,
eEs Plains. brunswick cUuuty. Va. negro u,ar
- ia ned TON, about % years Old OF dark cop
per Color about tset "T 70 inches high carries IN
lead "a. aud 50 AIS freely; had on when he lef
darn coorrh pants AIT, coat, with heavy boots. Ton
was purchased, short tise ago uf George p&tter-
son nair >ikesvi'le Carol! county, Md and is pro
Ia " making his waT back there. II caught NuTtl
{" Re lmon / And delivered t. gr 20 Niessrs d.
Wis 4 e, 1T richmond. secured in Jail so thar !
get him, Will nay tie above reward If cauch
South d Richmond. will gay the usual reward.
Nm LETT
jt - wv BIZ DAVIS 4 LYR
ar- iae baltimore Sun will cory two weeks AM
s.ud till t. this o Ice.
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By James NJ. Taylor l. Son.

TRUSTEES SALE OLA STEAM EN-
9INE.C tRN aILI., BUILDINGS. &C AT AUG
TOMAS Trustee III q certain Jed OF trust from
Enoeh u. hex. dated the Sd day OF April 1857 duly
recorded In the HichmOni Hastings Court siiali
proceed 10 sell at public suctio on the p-eaiies on
THURSDAY, i5;h July, co umencing at 8 o'clock
z. NJ, the property conveyed ther,by being one
Steam Engine and dear, one Corn III and Fixtures
complete. ard the buildings situated ut the corner
Of Main AMI 2Ist sire, t. now u.ed by sail Rex as
Mill house.
fERxs--Cash. JAS. NJ TAYLOR Tru,,ee
las IAfL 'R soS, Arcts jy std
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DtSSOLUTiON The firm of HAXALL
~ & CO. is ts day dissolved, having expired b =
limitation.
All persons having ciairs against the late firm
will int them Immediately for liquidation and
all per.ors Indebted will please make prompt pay
nent.
Either PARTNER will continue to sign the name of
the firm 10 closing the business.
r. b. HAxALL.
W. II. UAXAbL,
JuIy / IS3S Z. b. GRUNUY
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by Henry VI. Quarles,
No. l5n Main Sfrea.A

'Kl WEEKLY SALES.---My EVEN
- ING SALES, for the present, will be Tai
WEE M,hEhLf instsad It daily as heretofore, viz: on
TUESDAY,. THURSDAY and SATURDAY even
ings, commencing at o'eioCk.
Wy my recelpts OF Jewelry and Fancy Goods by *
press almost every day enables M to otfer verv a.
Je5 arc,,','.
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40 TWENTY DOLLARS REwAeD

gN KAN AWAY IRON tie snhscribeM. about
"a tLIcs w, ks since = ICRD MAN named
81. james sm'th He is "a Huatto about 3 feet
o. 40 inches hl2h. between % and Is years of age"
ard belongs 10 Undertakes estate lie has beer
working for several years 10 Mr. Joseph q Diets fac
tory. and iEst year IN Sir Vim n RsIrett's factory
When last beard from he in Richmond at Or
Rihand Huniley's. aud has wife st Mr. Win
u ms OVER tht store Of GrnbLs X Appers0n and Ia
Brother Who is porter ia the store of Rag aud 4
FyO We will give a reward IF twenty dollars fof
hj'G - ed in Jail ia Richmond drive 10 us
al thi- plAae. b y 4 W HARRIS
In lLnAh2trNt Ern.inrick's Iali Itnnn
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NOTICE OF AGENCY. - The eagle
" Slate Company" of the State OF Verm INT.
have constituted and app linted WILLIAM Il Ell
LOTT, their AGENT Tor tho sale aud use of their
ROOFING States in the city Of Richmond and
State of Virginia All purchases by him for said o,-
sines to be Yer cash or its lIival" NJ
THE EauLH SLATE COMPANY.
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A DMINISTRATUK'o sALp.-wII h,
BY Thomas " kee zee.
loinee corner Of 18th and Cary street

TN HORSE, COW, CART, HAIR
IASASESS AND FURNITURE AT AUCTION
" NJ De sold on MONDAY afternoon l2lh instant AT
= ocock, at the dwelling situated al the neal az
Clay street. right hsnt side Immediately this siS
ot Buchanan's Spring. the Household aud kifch.9
~ grLl'uie. CO tsi-tng OF he usual variety good
" olk Horse, Cart, new Harness. Plough Cut inc
hDne. AGRICULTURAL Implements q superior Milch
Cow. STACK OF Oats and many other articles of use
~ tHDS w Khrars
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTlCE.-WiL
~ LIAM H. BELTS having associated himself
with us for the purpose OF conducting an AUCTION
BUSINESS for the sale Of Negroes, ths hrn here
after will he carried on in the name anG style OF
PULLIAM BELTS Thankful ioT the encourage
neut hef tofore received. they mutually solicit the
patronage 81 lioera!iy extended to the Id firm. and
especially ask the attention Of their respective
friends 10 the new partnership.
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NTHITEHURsT's OLD GALLERY ~

NAV NH Ut y NOI . ULU UA LLFKI, n
" MAIN sTREET.-NOTiCE- WATSON take.
pictures from SO cents TO SI0a Ambrotypes Melaino-
types on leather. and Photographs any size plain
or painted, either in pa.iiie oil The paintir q
10 be dcna by first class Portrait Painter He does
not pretend to take them by the Goa by the aid
IF machinery. suitable for running rui tpdv cars or
eceaa line If steamships He has two * flights
enabling him at all lines to get good pictures, an
adsantase, not possessed b. any other Gallery in
Richmond. lie 29-tm
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SEA BATHING. HESAPEAKE
~ HALL. HAMPTON. Va-rhis Summer Re
Great oa!y two miles from Old Point ill be re-
npeaed on the l0th Of jane, when the proprietors
VIII be happy 70 soc any Of their FRIENDS who nias
wish 20 enjoy SALT WATER BATHING and the
improved and beautiied. and ample preparations
made fer the comfort and pleasure of all who may
visit this deli httul resort
Boals. Fishing Tackle. Pleasure Carriages &c 81
ways IN readiness to contribute the enjoy ent Of
guests
il In-5w%
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ubf HECEiVED--h lot of nice fresh
bbffEf; 10 pals refined LAID: and q small
use. At the butter De3at No g Main street betwean
Pta aAd lotI sts. BROOKE pLkAsAATH.
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'. EXCHANGE LES.-Th'

f.-ys EXCHANGE STABL ES.-Th'
~ Subscribers having purchased the Stables
formerly aaned and occupied by Mr. James Harden
III th0rG0gh repair. making many valuable improve
n'Fs Is upon the same. are now prepared 90 accom-
Hpon ~ favorable terms SIS any other Stable in tbs
el.y. They have also two MULE Lots, both o
Which are in good order
t,sf9 cnn always be found at sur Stables all kind
ol, ii.ots, from the nest pairs TO the common
=, se' are large number Of fine Horses for sal
lhefe al this time Ais, a l,t IN No Mills
~ ,;' "ii te glad TO purchase CORN or 0ATS a.
JOHN Il. DAVIS.
.p 49, ALEX II. HUTCHINSON.
lite. nsW,S q y y u.ras,aI EsnAFe
ap l5-3ms