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PAsToRAL-Rcv. Henderson Suter, Of 96rgc
town, D. c., who, about fortnight age, was or
dajned to the priesthood at the Theological Semi
nary of Virginia, has accepted call to the Pro
testant Episcopal church at herryyiile, Clark
county, Va ard entered upon his pastoral dities
The people OF that parish have neat edIfc9 not
long nnishod, at cost of 5000.
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GRANGE IN TIE WEATHER.-"llere she gosSand
there she goesn So does ihe weather. snndiy 1t
'.went it, hot Yesterday the went was the dher
way. A more remarkable change in temperaElre
r rarely experienced even in our jumping climate
From Sunday at o'clock =, NJ, TO Monday at =.
II there was change Of forty five degrees 1his
WAS from stew to u shiver-Rost01 Bee.
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Trg END or A PRE- LovkR.--Charies letcheS the
printer of the free,ove paper at berlin HeEhts
ohio, has committed suicide His mother, as ex.
celleBt woman, living in Iowa. did all she puid
to win ber son from the seductive iu'uercesof a
sensuaI fanaticism, but in vain; and the end has
been desreration. insanity and suicide
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n. B.-Four Of the above being mouies of &C
count only. estimated by their legal relation
to certain coins. JAMES Ross SNoTDES,
Director OF the Mint.
MINI CP THE UNITED STATES.
Philadelphia, Nov L, 1851
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Posi- OFFICE BURNED-The Post Office building
in fremont, Me, owned by the Postmaster, w.
GuptilI Esq, was set on fire Friday evening, 2nd
lust, aud with its contents was entirely consumed.
The mail for Swans Island and Searsport was de-
strOyed
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a9- New FAMILY DeuG SroRy

aS- NEW FAMILY DRUG STORE. -
WAklNG d PEARCE, druggists, beg to inform
removed to their NEW STORE. on Broad street
above Ninth, and opposite the Old Swan Tavern
where may be found complete assortment of fresl
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICINE3 and CHEMI
GALS; also, English and French Perfumery, Lu
bins Extracts. Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fancy Ar
ticles, Imported Cigars and chewing and Smoking
Tobacco of the best quality. my It's
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ABORIGINAL HooPs.-The Penobscot Indians are
now doing IL smashing business III manufacturing
hoops for ladies' sresses out Of basket stuff. The
red ladies have also adopted the fashion in its
greatest amplitude.
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REP0RToRIAL FEAT--At Toledo, Ohio, on "the
Fourth" a reporter, specially engaged to report
the grafton, took down his Declaration OF lnde-
pendeuce, as it was read. instead. When the read
ing commenced the reporter began likewise to ply
his pencil most vigorously, and nnder the impress
that he ever had heard" became exceedingly zeal
Gus to report it fully. When he wrote it of, from
the notes, it was SO highly embellished that the
editor scarcely recognized It, till he came to the
names of the sgners," reported as the "commis-
tee of arrangement
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SUIcIDE.-Mr. Henry Smith, the proprietor of an
extensive boot aud shoe store in Stamford, Conn,
committed suicide last Friday by hanging himself.
He was in embarrassed circumstances, which it is
supposed led to the rash act.
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STRANGE COLLISION Iapcrtc Qnd) Times
says the Prairie Horse Guards of that place, at Il
public drill one day last week, INDUCED in the
luxury ofa "charge," made by one division of the
company upon the other. In one OF their evoin-
lions, two horses came together breaking the
necks of each, and killing both animals instantly.
The riders were thrown fifteen or twenty feet, and
one seyereiy injured
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Only a single copy Of the London Times is now
allowed to enter France, aud that il sent To fhis
Ia sealed envelope from B'nloxhs, espffiaiiy AZ
dressed 10 Napoleon hialse'f
The steamer Antelope was dssiioyei - nfe
few days ago, near sbawneetoHn, Ill.
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TaE CASE OF ALsop.-According to the London
correspondent of Dublin journal, the English
government has been informed of the whereabouts
of Mr.. Aisop, who is accused of having conspired,
along with 0rsini and others, to assassinate the
present Emperor of the French. The manager OF
the peace organ in London, Mr. Baxter Langley, OF
The Morning Star, has, it is said, furnished the
government with informstion respecting Mr.. Al
SOP, and Mr. Baxter Langley has claimed the f200
reward offered for his apprehension. This tZoo
is TO be applied to the defence Of Mr.. Alsop
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L.BoRERs FOR TEHaUNTEPEC.-Aboutl 100 men
started this morning for Minititan, Mexico, per
bark Rapid. They are in charge of Mr.. j. Mcleod
Murphy, and are engaged for work on the Tehann
tepec railroad. They all young men aud de-
ci,lediy bard lot. Some of the late Mexican vol
nnteer regiment are among Them Several To-
males aeeuinpa MED them.--N. J.. .Jofr. T.An.
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DISEASE At THE WEsr.-The region of the West
recently submerged by the overflow of the rivers,
10 now affected by the miasma, caused by the de-
caying matter left upon the subsistence OF the
claimed lands along the Illinois shore, are dyi
off rapidly from the epidemic which has suddenly
broken ont; the health Of the inhabitants is be-
ginning to suffer.
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EXTRAORDINARY FEAT A few weeks since Will
liam Laycock, of Bradford, England, uuderto * to
walk ten miles and throw five tons weight over
his head in the space of two hours. He accom-
plshed this extraordinary feat in four minutes
less than he time. la the first hour he walked six
miles, and threw Il half cwt. over his head l20
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AMERICAN Horses IN ENGLAsD.-Mr. Ten Brock 6
horse Little Cob" came in second at the Berkshire
handicap, on the 24th ult "Iaymaker' winning
the racs His horse "Badsworth' won the Borough
Plate. On the I'D nit. his 'Barbarity" was beaten
for the Chelmsford handicap. For the County
Members Plate. "Badsworth' was again badly
beaten. "Prioress" and Babylon" both entered
for the Chelmsford races, were struck out.
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Iioops IN THE 0MSIBUssEs "A mlschievous man
was lately riding alone in bus when the ~hicie
stopped, the door opened, and eight ladies, With
magnificent peripheries entered He politely took
a forward corner. But when he would leave the
stage, he found the passage impassable; So
pushing open a window, he made his retreat In
front.
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HARVEST PRICES IN THE WEsT.-The Chicago Qll.)
Press and Tribune, says that meeting OF farmers
Was lately held at Baden, in that state. 10 resu-
late the prices of labor during the harvest 1t was
agreed aud resolved that 81 so per day was good
pay, and that the demand OF more ought 70 De re-
sisted. The Alton Democrat says that IN the Vici
nifty ofthat city 81 50 is the established price
Two dollars per day has been being paid Ia some
localities in the southern part Of the State.
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HEAVY swfNDLE-James fitton, of Skaneatalss,
n y has Just left for Europe with $4,000 beiofg
ING 10 the firm with which he was connected, sBd
with a California widow BESIDES many upleasaot
.ecoIlections lie leaves behind wife and family.
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w WORLD FAMOUS, to a certainty, is

Dr. } HosTETrEB's CELEBRATED STOMACH BITrERs
Tor the cure OF Dyspepsia, Fever and Aeue, platu-
tence, Constipation, and all the train OF diseases
which arise from morbid condition of those fubc-
t0ns or the stomach upon the proper action of
which t1e health So much depends Those who de-
sire to be prepared, only for the D. spepss but
Tor one half the Ills that humanity is heir TO- should
provide themselves with that most excellent com
pound known as DR. Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach
Bifters. These "Bitters" pleasant to the taste
sure OF operation, and composed entirely OF vegeta
bic substances, prepared with the greatest care If
you want 10 be entirely refreshed, both phy ysically
and mentally, go aAd procure this valuable tonic
For sale by Druggists aud dealers generally every
where. Ia ZtEiim
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Eey- New FIRE PRooF RooFIrd.-The
nh.cribers SUCCESSORS Of EsrILL & Co, in their

subscribers, SUCCESSORS Of EsTLL Co., in their
PATENT ELASTIC
CEMENT ROOFING,
now offer the same to the public.
1t makes one OF tie very best and cheapest roofs
ever used for DWELLINGS, CHU UkCHEs, BARNS,
DEPOTS, &C.
1t also makes an invaluable PAINT for tin roofs,
stops the leaky ones and prevents those newly put
Or from leaking.
Roofs painted with this material VIII not require
re- painting for many years.
All orders In city or country promptly attended
TO- q. ID. YALE CO.,
i30 Main street.
EY- County Rights in Virginia for sale.
Je I7-lm
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A GRAND EpIFIeE.-Archbishop Hughes, IL is
stated, has addressed circular to one hundred OF
the wealthiest of his corelgionists IN New York,
asking them to contribute $1,000 each, to com
n,ence the,buiiding OF iinmense cathedrai,which
is to be 332 feet long, 81 feet wide, and loo feet
hirh nnnn The inside.
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RICHMOND. October Ist, 1851.
My / have been using "SempIe's In

fal]ible Baking Powder fer some two years. and
!eel no hesitancy in saying that have been more
than pleased with it, and regard 1t as vastly supe-
rior to any Yeast Powder it has ever been my good
fortune TO try. ID. BAKER, JR.
Ror ale by al Druggists and Grocers. Price 20c.
Jy9 JOHN W. GARLiCK, sole Pr, prietor.
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- FOR RENT-A very desirable room
q, yer cur sore. Possession given Immediately
= -a.& tenant terms moderate. Apply At the
.t.9..t. STEHRlNS { PULLEN.
is Corner qth and Broad ets
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RAPID GROWTH OF A TowN.-The Evansville
Journal contains al account OF Tell city, in Perry
county, Iud 1t was organized on the 18th OF
April last, and now has a population of nearly
LOO, and more than on hundred new buildings
have been erected, chiefly dwellings, which have
cost from $500 to 81 $40 each; among them is full
average ofthe best class. There are, besides
Al expensive hewn stone structures, for stores and
dwellings, in progress of building. Tne propIietors
of Tell city principally Germans, residing i'll
louisville and Cincinnati.
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WRITE LEGBLY-A merchant of Mobile recently
wrote letter of Importance to a gentleman in
Mississippi. and in due course Of mail he received
a letter with his own signature cut out aud pasted
on the back of the envelope. in which the writer
stated that be had received his communication,
Il 1t didn't know who was the writer nor word
that was written in it, and that his only manner of
iuding out the author was to cut out the signature
and use it as an address, with the hope that the
postmaster in Mobile might be able to do more by
il than he had
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SURGICAL 0PERATI0N.-Dr. William Henderson,
OF Bucksport, Me, extracted July 4th, last, By a
surgical operation from the cavity of the abdomen
of Miss Nancy Jane Shute, of stockton, Me, elevea
gallons and a half of water, resembling soap suds,
weighing ninety pounds. The liquid has been ac-
cumuiating for four or five years. She bore the
operation well, and when finished said she felt 80
light she almost could fly 1t is the opinion of the
writer that this is the largest quantity of fluid that
has ever been taken from any person at one opera
tion, in the United States.-i0rtiand AJyus.
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Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES. Old WHIsKkYs and CIGARS No. u Main
fa
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aes- "To GID REFINED GOLD, 20 paint

the lily.
To throw perfume on the violet.
TO un0oth the ice, or ada another hue
To the rainbow
or speak in praise of the PHOTOGRAPHS and AM
BE0TYPEs d ade at MlNNIS Photograph and Fine
Art Gallery. 1875 Main street.
"ls wasteful aud ridiculous"
They speak Tor themselves AS all who pafroniso
his establishment will testify. Jel9
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sN~ BLACKBERRY BRAspY-A mos,

desirable and efficient preparation for the diseases
atte endant upon the present hot season. such d.
arrhea, want Of tone aad weakness OF stomach and
Bowels This article has been extensively sold by
the subscriber tor tw past, and has given
general satisfaction. Call and try bottle. at the
Drug and Prescription store of
JN0 w. GARLICK,
Market Place. Franklin street,
irn chuno
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- tOk SALE E--A MOST IESIRA-
tgs. BIZ RESIDENCE FOR SALE on CHURCH
Cftr.-l i. - Is rber li} sill On very sCCummo-
..ru. ;-,..~ faa1 desirable brick DIV ELLING stu
|, .. .. taa mar Il nth and Clay streets Church
L. 3D. lt lfalCs T21lus above basement, and in
... nj. II has III the yard good brick
I, ..st.H nl,h rooms. smok" house. pump. &c. The
.is au 3ftt street - f,rt rUDnnE back i32 feet
, ." ..ey ia teet wide For further inI rmatiuG
the subscriber, OF e. Nes rs GofdIn & Ap-
.-.-.. T. '. SUTTON, JR.
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FUNERAL OF YOUNa HAMILTON IN New YoRK-Tde
| Richmond DsIegqtion.-The remains of Laurens
| Hamilton were inferred at New York on Tuesday
evening. The funeral ceremonies took place at
| Trinity Church. The Herald says:
At an early hour the crowd began to collect and
| at the time of tho commencement of the services
all the seats filled and the aisles crowd
| ed to excess. The seats on the centre aisle were
reserved for the relatives. the pail bearers. the
guard Of honor from Virginia, the members of the
Seventh Regiment in citizens dress, and the gra-
| duatnc class Of 1854 of Columbia College, of which
| deceased was member. Among the we'll known
residents who attended the funeral were John ia.
| cob Astor, Jr., Mr.. Bbbee and several others
| During the service, the Rev. DR.. Adams, (Presby-
| terian) wearing a white scarf occupied stall in
the chancel, and followed the service in the Book
| OF Common Prayer.
When the service had concluded. the coffin was
| raised on mems shoulders, aud the procession
| moved off in the order in which it entered,
| the organ playing the Dead March in Saul.
| Both in the church aud outside, the father OF
the deceased appeared to be in the deepest affection;
| he remained On his knees and hid his face in his
| hands during the entire service, and at the grave
while he still kept his face covered, his physical
condition was such that he had to be supported by
| his sons.
| The body, after leaving the church. was taken ia
the family vault, near the south windows, and
| after being lowered into the pit the earth was
| thrown in, and all that was mortal of young Ham
| llton was covered up.
| On Tuesday morning, the members of the Vir
sinia military deputation, who came on to thi.
| city, with the body of the lsmented Hamilton in
charge, called at the City Hail. and were ntroduc
ed to the Mayor by Ed. Murray, Esq, of 7th Co.
| \. q. His honor expressed his pleasure at form
ing the acquaintance of representatives, of the yir
ginia citizen soldiery, whilst he lamented the SAD
occurrence which occasioped their presence in the
| metropriis After ascertaiDpg their respective
| heights by the measuring standard the deputatior
retired to see the sights in and about the City Hall
| There will be a voluntary parade Of the Seventh
regimentt o-day at one o'clock in white pantaioons
| The line will be formed in Washington Parade
Ground. They will escort TO the steamer Roanoke
| the delegation from Norfolk and Richmond.
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MsfSE.-At the Democratic Convention held at
Machias on the 7th inst, Hon BioD Bradbury, OF
Ea.tport, was nominated as the candidate for Con-
gress by aceianation
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The RAREY (HeEsETAMSs) FAMILY.-The Rarey
family" consists OF four brothers, who have been
raised from boyhood in Groveport, Ohio. Their ia.
ther was of German descent. farmer and raiser of
stock. and all of the boys were brought up on the
farm and they have followed that pursuit more or
less 10 the present time They are all. however, in
the possession OF the art OF 'horsetamingn The
Oldest is William II who made the first dlseoy-
cry of the principles OF the nature c the horse that
led 10 the perfection OF the system that - now
as astonshiug the world. The second Is Charles w :,
who is teaching the stem la the western part
of Ohio The third il Frederick, who now lives IN
his farm about two miles from Grovsport- The
fourth aud youngest is John who. together WIZ.
h!s oldest 6ru,her William H. has devoted his life
to the study of the horse, Is now teaching the no.
biIty of Europe the results Of his experience.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@- BATHS BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Gold and Shower Baths can be had daily st all
hours, at the American Hair Cutting. Shaving. and
Snampooiug Saloon, under the American Hotel
Entrance on | Ith street.
Single Baths Is cents. or tickets Tor u ap 10
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- FOR kENT-On Church Hill, near
-. n corner # 9th ard Clay streets. the very
.a7ir residence. now oCCurIrd bT Dr Knox. DR.
- = I..-as removing 10 ih. house on 15lh street
NJ Ga. Presbyterian church. aid viii give posses
| 3D. sflrr July 18th. Application t. made TO
J p hANLON,
Ate b Spence Clothing st re.
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fSr. HoRsoS,s H.rs Crrrr,

AND sHAMPoorSG SALOON, under the American Ho-
el-entrance on 18th street
N. B.-Hot. Cold and Shower BATHS can he had at
all hours. Single Bath Is cents or tickets for one
dollar. les
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KILLED ~ LIGHTNING-Miss Catharine Shcudy, a
yousg lady of about seventeen years, stood up for
4 moment in the threshold of ber fathers house,
IN Montgomery county, n. Y, when she was struck
with lightning and fell to the floor dead. No marks
we're On her save black spot on her side. IN New
Bedford, We.tchester county, n. J. on Saturday.
Mrs Clara Brooks, wife of James Brooks, Bsq., OF
that town. while standing in the door Of her dwell
ing. was struck hy flash of lightning and Instant
" killed Mrs. Brooks was about - years Of age
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ss% GEoRas B. HrEBL, Dentist, Ofice
and residence, No. 23l, On MAN, between stt and 9Th
treets, Richmond Va. ny O-ly
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.The actual currency of both these countries il
.-od and computations Of course made in refe
renee 10 that medium. Like the United Ststes they
ave the double standard, but silver only Grculate
Tor small change aud it, yalue cannot be regarded
in computing pecuaiary Obligations
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Harvest-Anairs In King George.
OF TBg RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.
BELLEvrE, King George county, Va,
I,,t,- nah. Z

July 10Th.
harvest is nearly over, and the crops are gener
any good, with the exception Of the wheat, which
IS one half iost from the effects of the rust many
OF the enters gave out before 1t was half over,
anu several have since died from the heat and fa-
tigue -
The young men hold meeting every Saturday
evening, at the Court House, for debate. generally
doing credit 10 themselses aud honor to the coun-
~ that gave them birth. The militia were re-or.
gan'zed last month, aud number over 100 men.
one OF our citizens, visit to your city, about
TWO weeks ago, was attacked, on Wall street, by a
rniian carrying brass skUucks, and shsmefnlly
treated lie was first invited To visit the "ferocous
animal OF the Jungle (or n other words, to fight
the 'tiger') Upon refusing, he was struck by
second Individual with such force that it stunned
him Wall street is certainly getting to be a ter
rible place, and strong police ought to be sta
toned IN the neighborhood. On Saturday last I
was directed by little beauty, to go to the woods
ssd get SIX pieces of grape vine, as the next dav
would be Sunday. This shows you the difference
between country and town: in the latter IS cents
would have been spent for brass or steel here they
use white oak and grape vines.
Among the enjoyments here, are boat calling
catching crabs, eating rsspberries, cherries, but
ter milk, ice cream, pretty girls and hog fish,
Surprising, If anything, the Hotel de Notice
AABoS
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A good aciion ID never thrown away, and perhaps
that is the reason Why we find 80 few Of them.
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LIBERAL RAILROAD CompASY.-The Grand
Trunk Railway Company, of Canada, has furnish
ed the clergy of all denominations, with perma-
nent tickets, enabling them to travel in any drec-
ton on the Crank Trunk Line for half price.
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lA. WATER CooLERs.--We have on
hand vi our own manufacture, the best quality
WATER COOLER, neatly painted. Call and sup-
KEESEE PARR'S Pottery,
my Its Corner Of 18th aud Cary streets
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RETURN OF A HUNGARIAN EXILE -GoverDor Vi
bazy. tue hungarian exile, has been spending d
lew days in New York. and left last Saturday, ou
hi return to his home in Texas. He was on his
way ,roro Europe whittier he had been 10 visit the
members of his family As the Austrian govern
neut would not allow him to enter Hungary, his
ra!atives were obliged to meet him in Belgium
rhe interview took place i'll Ghent. His daughter
Madame Madrasz, accompanied him back to Amer
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IT 4 BARGAIN!
~yH PORTABLE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
"a. sr ra.u4ry sized BLACKSMITH SHOP, with
y ID, . 4 hES UF LAND attached, on the iiue Of
lr,iu.4 Cs@tral Railroad, within one mile Of
AMER. A q a4R54IE. as they are desirous of clo-
ln- 70 tAr ts.~--- pt their late COpartnersbip as
- p Ig.--l...t,-. Il has the advantage Of a Wa
..HIy .--.,,s-
J..qI. h TROUT, Esq, Staunton. Va. or
As rNED6a at the hichm1nd stove Nor ks,
,. 0s--m Richmond, Va.
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- FOR RENT-Two Rooms en- the
E, frst sud two ~ the second floor Of rouse No.
h ts' doors from TsaacS Taylors corner. Apply
.. tar plt;.li~ts, Ia