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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Paroisse d d'Ouest Baton Rouge

COUR DU SIXIEME DISTRICT.
Dams pafaire de Ia succession de Cramas Hebert,
deccdee No. 565.
Inn VkRTU dune commission moi adresse dams
T. 1'afa,re c-css,1s. en- dai ie du 3me jour de Few
rer 1889, de Ia du Sixicme District Judciaire,
dams ct pour Ii parosse ct Etat susIite, exposerai
Ell vente publque plhs ofraut ct derner encher-
rsseur, Ia derner residence du dcces dc cette par
oixse
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

CoUR DU SIXIEME DISTRICT
Dams l'afaire fe la succession de FRANCOIS Ferbos
dccedee. No. 553.
LHN VERTuE d 'une commission moi addresse dads
IL Iattaire ci-dessus, date IL Come jour lu Jan
vier 1889 de la Cour Gu 6me District Jut .aire dams
ct pour Ia dte paroisse ct Etat susle, il nert
EN- vente publlque plus oHrant dernier encher-
risseur a la dernier residence du detunt, en- cctte
raroiSse
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05

Aso|emn murmur in the soul.
IA Tells Of the world to be,
AS travellers hear the pillows roll
BEFORE they reach the sea.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF WEST BATON r.

In matter Of Succc ssion Of Cramaz Herbert No 5ss
ny VIRTUE Of \ commission to me directed in the
Is above entitled succession, of date Sd day of Feb
ruary 1859. from the 9th District Court in and for
sad Parish and state will be offered for sale at public
auction to the last and highest bidder at the last
Mace Of residence Of the deceased in this Parish
Saturday, 18th day Of March, 1859,
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SiblIlano 8ispatfg,
a \ sIslj1I MORNINu DEG q. isss
,.....--.. p a. ls,ehp,onil f,ispaseA.

corrsspcaasaos d The Richmond Dispatch.
xA,s.x;avsxsa--.l eep; tsda Nal AraHgesHf~t'
II kcMsuRe, VA, Dec. e
= dartne attempt was naade r. ys. .ss.usH
..z.i~~ - S.rn inc Fret Presby terrain Cnufen,
a. sHf- ~. a young lady. on her Way iron
1870 rSseiAe tho church ho0ut Ms
eaW snsptcious looking nan - ~ sss,. VI
r. arriving home, she gave the iniorma1oh
- 20 unity some members OF whom repair
- - I'M church. found = brisk fire burning
= lie pulpit which was Immediately exun-
Snfshed. This information, with minute
3cscrspsson Of the individual seen. being gwen
n C,sssl Dow1y. Of the night-watch, negro
man. ans serine the description given ny the
wcnns lady was arrested and Gagged last
rishs A attempt was made On "Wednesday
nisht Ia Afe the stables oil the Norvell House,
Nv building ire in the omnibus, WHICH was
luckily discovered in time 10 be extingmsheu
hssare the ylamee communicated TO the COM
bustible raassar about the stable, no other
damage being done other than bnrning the
hnrntSss CUSHIONS, de-, and the omnibus
Those occurrences would indicate that there
ts 4 demon, in hannah form, in our midst, VINO
deserves. II detected, to be tried by judge
Lynch. or any other way that will rid this
Community Of such scoundrel.
WIN. Toier charged with assuming >. 49, y
was acquitted before the Hastings oo"''
ters3ay. ,,, angaeo
xnnent here on Saturday evening. anu VII, VIZ. ar
near Is vour civ on Monday evening next,
Their performance is goou anu Ms.n
To elicit the applause OF any auoiehee, -.
Yer fha information of many oil our Gu.
xens who are not aware Oh .ne , ies 49, =, -
4 n ana IS closed at the Post-Omce AT pre-
asssIx IA ,f.nastg A. III. All letters not mali
~ Nv or before this hour, will lay over nntii
same hour next day. ". n
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A NEW IssuE.-For the approval OF gov
ernment, in few days. will be submitted a
new coinage of half dollars, just produced al
the United States Mint. The new coin al
though of the same diameter as that now ia
circulation, is much thicker at the rim, in
consequences of the deeper sinking of the die,
and hence much more durable. On one side
is a medallion portrait OF Washington, with
the head wreathed with laurel the word Lib
erty upon scroll over the bust; at the bot
tom the date, 1889; and around the whole the
words United States of America, in plain.
well adapted, raised letters. On the reverse
side, wreath of grain envelopes the words
Half Dollar, in the same beautiful letters
The coin is very handsome.
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OID BRowN A PREAcHER.-The Danyilie
fva.) Register, ailuding to the stated belief
that old John Brown once Travelled through
Virginia in the capacity of pedlar, says:
We have heard some of the citizens of Dam
willie state that this same man came 10 Dam
willie nnder the assumed name of McLane, and
passed himself of here as Baptist preacher,
kayiur ON one occasion attended divine ser
vice at the Baptist Church, in this place. A
gentleman who resides near Ringgold, says
that McLane, (aias Brown,) dined at his
knowledged that he had travelled as far South
MS To the North Carolina line. Assuredly, it
all these spec lations as to the traitors iden-
tity be correct, he has led most versatile life.
Pediar preacher, robber. rogue, traitor, muir
derer assassin, and we know not how many
other titles belong to this misguided man, now
no more.
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pTaNO eT0RE n 10 1,c..

Sc PIANO STORE. No. 21S BRoAp 81,
6 opposite .Byesdes + Fcx's Dry Goods
lI4l Store..-The subscriber would invite 9 call
from persons yisitins the city in gent Of RiANvs.
constantly on hand a large assortment Of 6ne In
struments. selected by himself with SPECIAL care
Having been many sears IN the trade, and being
Piano, he possesses peculiar advantages. and never
sells an Instrument which he cannot Iecommend
Sons, Of New York, whose instruments are well
known throughout the country, and also keeps an
assortment Of the instTuments made by w. knabe
known manufacturers. Those who wish to buy
will consult their interests by visiting the estab-
OppOsita Hreeilen Fox.
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HOTELS, &c.
ExCUANGE HOTEL AND

L BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public. we return
ulany cordial thanks to our generous patrons lor
the Kindness have received at their hands, and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS. to De
initiated Sept. /. 1859, will receive the same en-
courasement that our previous efforts and tabors
to accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs JOHN P. and THOMAS +. BALLARD
are now che Propretors Of the Establishment
and each one pledges himself 10 do what the COM
fort convenience and requirements of their guests
demand. ,
We desire to keep and maintain. what our Ii
cense calls for, FIRST GLASS HOTEL, and we
promise to use renewed exeTtions to render the es-
Enlistment as comfortable possible. With po-
lite agents. and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants. we shall endeavor TO afford complete salts
faction to the travelling public.
n. B.-A previous card, long since published to
counteract the influence of a baseiess rumor, is
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
eern closed ana that since its papGa',os' we
than heretofore. All rumors as to closure, or in
tended closure, desire our friends to notice as
false and strangers, intending to visit us, wilul
niisTepre sensations. Sc Its
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FongiaN IrEMs.-The number OF deaths
from c.olera 10 the French army during the
On DAYS. cam paign against the frontier tribes Oh
Morocco, WAS :. tt6- 80,
The London Times publishes letters throw
inrsaoubts on the report OF the death OF Mana
Sd One writer suspects fhati IS oeeeF-
tion by the Mana himself
Austria has granted a full amnesty 10 al
persons com promised in the Italian affairs.
or the f690,v00 TO be raised by the Auahuc
Teieeranh Company, only one-sixth has yet
neen secured. The assistance extended by
government is regarded as inadequate
Hon. n. Efphinstone, author oil works on
India, died at his seat in Snrry, on the 2is'
ult.
the I'D. preparatory 10 his trial for bigamy
Intelligence from P0tsdam still reports
favorabie progress in the condition OF the hing
Of Prussia. His Majesty taxes ms oaiiy
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Cook AND BRowN.-The Chariestown cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun communi-
Gates the following: a
Cook had said he regarded the citizens on
the border as cowardly. Brown said he de-
sired to say to those who could bear him testl-
mony, that he was deceived in this respect
that in one hours notice there was one thou
sand men at Harper's Ferry ready for fight,
when he expected that every resident would
have left on the first intimation of an invasion
And after an interview, he spoke of his be-
traying him, and said he Cook will die with
a lie in his mouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10

The post-ofice At Tarrytown, n. Y, was
robbed Of 600, last Wednesday night, by VIM.
Lounge, who was arrested.
The Kansas State election, under the Wyan.
ooue Constitution, passed OF quietly The
result is not known.
Gov. Hicks, Of Maryland. is sick in AMMAN.
Oils, and IL about 70 undergo surgical opera.
ZION Of serious character.
8 The revenue cutter Harriet Lane arrived a,
Savannah on IL 9th inst.
andrew J. White has been tried in Homes.
DALE n for forgery. and acquitted.
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MILITARY SCHOOL IN MIssoURI-A bill has
Deen introduced into The Missouri Legislature
70 establish State Military Institute. TO be
located at Jefferson city, for the purpose of in
structng 200 Cadets from fourteen 10 twenty
Two years OF age, ihere 10 be constituted a pub
lie guard of buildings, arms, munitions of war
and other property-the work to be done by
convict labor
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NAVAL INTELLTGENCE-"Old Irons ides the
y. States irlgafe Constitution, having under
gone thorough oyerhauling at Portsmouth,
A. H., has been left in the stream 10 await the
order OF the department TO fl her for sea- The
Constitution Is the oldest vessel in the navy
ana was launched at Constitution wharf, Bos-
ton. on the 10Th Of Sept, 1897.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10

AN ELECTION, for Clerk of the Hastings
Court, In Petersburg, on Thursday, resulted
In the choice of Mr.. Armistead; but the eiec-
ton will be contested. on the ground that the
shersn did not give official notice three days
before the election, and also that the polls
were cot opened at sunrise, as prescribed by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10

ANOTHER ARCTIC ExPEDIrIoN-The Bos-
ton Journal announces the organization of
another expedition for the purpose of pursu-
ing the explorations of DIR. Kane, which will
probably start in the spring, and be under the
command OF Dr.. Hayes, the surgeon of the
Kane expedition. The amount req uired is
about S}u,UnU, and liberal subscriptions have
already been made. Many of the scientific
societies are actively enlisted in the nterprise
and have appoin ted committees to promote it.
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SUSPICIOUS Commemorative men from
baltimore were arrested at Princess Anne.
Nd, on Monday, as suspicious characters. %
AT Drummoadtown, Va, two men have been
arrested, and confessed that their intentions
We're TO incite slaves to insurrection. So says
the Somerset Union
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DEczAsED.-The father of Hon. A. G.. Jen.
xins, member of Congress from Virginia, has
lately died. The deceased was native OF
Hockbrldge county, and emigrated, many years
ago, to Cabeil county, in Western Virginia.
he was brotber-in-law of Coy. McNutt, of
Mississippi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10

Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
ON board the comfortable steamer between Acsuia
Greek and Washington
no For further information, apply at this Office,
Broad street. Shockoe Hill.
JAS. B. WINSTON, Gent Ticket Ag't
Sa,rsy Ruru S.1nst
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HATS, cars, BOOTS, &c.

- NOTICE TO LADIES AND
A5 GENTLEMEN en- We have lust received
and opened another case of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Gaiters and Boots, imported direct by our
selves rom Paris. Also Materials for the manu-
and Shoes, of every description and OF quality far
superior 10 any made at the North,
ALEXANDER HILL. 3 CO.,
Importers and Manufacturers Of
Boots and Shoes, No LIZ n ain street,
aSsfflsS Richsnond Vtrv
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LIRE INSURANCE. - ,,., .xcr
fIncorporated lS37.)
THE virginia FIRE AND MARINE INSURs

~ Ofice No, Isl Main Street, HlcnntOuds ~
Capital and Surpius, $zQ00o!
Tu,e r.nMPxNy has the advantag of tscenfy- seres
venrsS experience in the Insurance business, and
havinx enioyed the favor of the public during all
az that period needs no special Recommendation 70
the citizens of Virginia.
II effects Fire insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts Of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus az above, and its
affairs are managed prudenty, but literally. and it,
rates as low a. those OF any other good insttu
w. 1. Cowardin, ]. 3. Wadsvorth, Patrick Cullen,
Horacs e. Kent, Thos. Samson, B. L. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Cha4. n. Purcell, Jno; N; Gordon,
Alex. r. Parker, Jos. r. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Ias A. InlOes 81 A. Claiborne.
Apply to the President OF Secretary, in person or
by letter. w. L. COWARDIN, President
VIZ. WILLIS, IN, Secretary. jeo -ts
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,SUP'TE OFFICE r.. Z. 4 r. X. RI
,,.-.- i kM,HsSReTp, N M t u ls;Si
&e6f On and after November I'd,
s.tWEpNESDAY,t the Night
Mail Train vii leave Richmond Depot at s SOP.
agg, sS SSE HSRSa:asIs e.

GHH1Elcks.1GRE AT NoRfHEkN RoufEOcsr-
rying the great United States Mail. Twice daiIy
andris, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, and all important points West, Wis. AeaulA
ericksburx i Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac
rivsr, rs miles, and BY splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington. IS miles, in al -
miles In seven hours; being comfortable and per-
fectiy safe rate Of speed.
BAGGAGE. under charye of Specixi Agents,
CHECKEDTHRQUGHt to Warrington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York.
THRoUGa TIcxETs can b secured at tho follow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-10

The CORNERSTONE of the new Grace
Ghnrch, PROTESTANT Episcopai) was laid, in
petersburg, ON Thursday.
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INSURANCE,

JAMES G.. BOSHER. INSURANCE
d AGENT. OFFICE ON THE EAST SIDE OF
IlTH STREET. BETWEEN BANK AND MAIN
STREETS: 2D DOOR FROM The CORNER OF
nTH AND MANI am prepared to issue POLL
CIES OF INSURANCE. on Buildings, Furniture,
Merchandise. and every description of Personal
Property, sthe subject Of FIRE rsk,) against loss
be offered by any responsible company. The CAPT
tai represented by me is actual and GniSts-the
unquestionable. From the long experiepce have
had, and my knowledge of this branch Of business,
am enabled to offer nv numerous friends and the
public full assurance that all business transacted
with me will receive prompt attention, ana cases
of loss or damage by hre will be sntisiactoriiy aQ-
justed aud speedily settied.
Country Rlsks and Inland Navigation khks as
sured ON most favorable terms.
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g; S { 3 "a 90 & 8:
s az y asss ss sxss sl 81 uss
s .sss = QUE sss siss 81 sSo.s
g. E. 5 r. s5'isssf & siss g 3 IT,
m0AA, Or dslivsssa = jaaL rr,ux x rAy1OR
Hs.rsoo oo.ssy. % j. ia 49, 8 800 80
= 99s kEWAkD. 2: Ra9sxsy fFsT, tAs
ss|sss Pl 81 ~ s6sss 8 ss:ss
:shr s%s AZ a ss sE1s Z S 6s sis 8
k.ys heard skst he pGrcks.sd Viz md nsousteehe.
20 doubt for dl1Euiss = & yroesbls fhst e e
:sss Move 'sf: ss .'ses.s { 81 g
a chostsrasld Caenty on the 10th 81 ths pres
Ell R1 icaSR HS JAREs BR 1N uce n ana
sro Is sSous sss iness SisS about Is ysrs
ga ssd nS.s. SAYS s. 8 n fss and Ss
rested in his possession several cert!ncASes o. ~
81 ,.aS .,s. Sss 81
ana tses n sway AZ Of sp IL viii s.
ing 20 : l.x J..lor Chesterfield ii County. Y.
- o0S REWARD. - The above reward
G3M viii be paid to any one Who viii AgR5easen ~
and commit 70 Jail negro pey Ih ~, fl ~,
ss 81 bo hs ash St ksa sss
whom he WAS hired. He il about l5 years oiea,
slender form. low forehead hrown ss,n, rpsst e
he was ON canal boat, going toDsrds k5HEihhssurs.
Adm,r Of sam1 peasants. deed.
Rapid Ann Station, Cupeper Co. 90 Its
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DRANATIc.--Kunkel & Go. will give series
OF performances in Petersburg next week
with Mrs. Howard, Mr.. Watkins and others
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pARKE POINDExTEKs ATT0R,,
49, NEY At LAW, RICHMOND, VA. viii
rrnctice in the city Of Richmond and in the coun-
hes Of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
ma Office in Lise's Building, corner OF Main anu
I4th streets. - x5--A
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"a G. GENNET,
~ EAGLE SQUARE, RICHMOND,
e. Has received per sss s y S some OF those
ans. London; AZ. j. Tobias K Co., Joseph Johnson,
+. D. Johnson, Geo. Heaton, Jas. Hoddell & Co..
Watches, 8c Rich JEWELRY, Diamonds,
Carbunces, Pearls. Corals, Lavas, Silver Tea
Sets, Pitchers, Gobets, Walters.
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WATCHES. JEWELRY, &c.

II WATCHES. JEWELKY. SILVER
"a AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERS
EN3 keeps constantly on hand q large and com
49, plete assortment of the above named ar
ticles embracing all the latest styles, which he of
fers to his friends and public the most reason
able terms. He would cali particulas attention to
his stock of fine Watches such as Jules Jurgelson,
F. b. Adams 4 Son, Alfred Lavalette, Jules Eme-
ny, Henry Reynolds Lemon, phi Johnston, John
Craige, and other celebrated makers. He also
keeps large assortmen mt Of rich Diamond Set Fin
ger Rings, Shirt Buttons. Diamond Cluster and
Single Stone BreastpiHs, for gents; also, large
Cameo and Pearl Sets. Etrnscan and plain gold
Chain Bracelets. Chatham Chains, Neck CHAINS,
Charms. Sleeve Buttens, Shirt Buttons. a G.; Silver
Holders. Fish Knives and FORKS, Berry Spoons.
Asparagus Tonss, Ice Tongs. Silver Spoons and
Forks, fine SIlver-p plated Knives &c.
Hoping to offer such Inducements that cannot
fail to please in price and quality. call is respect
fully solicited. s- S. A. MYERS,
Corner of Main and Pearl SITS.
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m NOTICE.--I have determined TO cloae out
my present stock Of HATS. cars, and Ladies'
FURS- To do 30, / ahall from this day offer
everything in my line much below the regular
..rices. Persons in want Of HATS, CAPS. OF Ls-
dies FURS, will End 1t much to their advantage
10 give me call before PURCHASING elsewhere.--s
Call Mt 2O7 Broad Ct. WANT. MoOkE.
P. S.-AH tbs late styles Of HATS, CAPS and
Ladies' FURS. iust receivod. too nnnef0us 10
mention. VIM. i. MOOHE. 9
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CLAT z ROOF FIN g.

JOHN G.. MCMILLAN,
business, Is prepared TO put on SLATE ROOFS o.
every description, and with the best materials, at
short notice. Specimens of his work can be seen
application and orders left nj his oice, on Main
street, near 9th, or at the Office Of ALBERT z.
attended to. &C I8--GmH
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TSlis ssrsp. ksvns stood the ss.t 81 many ys.ss'
experience as remedy for irritation OF innamma-
other known compounds used for the rellef and
IN componndins consh s. rp ier general uss,
the phyaieian-.for none buts physicsn sholld At
edss &c lie conssitntion and consttnted psrts Of
avoid entirely The addition Of o drug; s ho
only to eanse ! symptom. such - Cough. to stop,
but i also sxpsstsd Of REGULARLY sanginited d2Y
sauiIis. molasses and faudanuns aptimony. mer-
ns s ssa q hs aSa -
q the day have g9Esr to stop nsngs
form Of disease, or perhaps death. ,...;..x !,
Although q cough may arise from variety o.
Tabercs. Abssess Chronic Iaamn'atio9Rn p. ef the
ne dlssas aaSssa e A s
o sEsasssssso GS% will
eS & III sssss 'na'
Ecrk sSys Se GRaYRsM1kRR !TrF15hEf y %
RISES 6ss !sf PaN ssPaar
fdrsa EsG1 snrans Bruises Pains in
Joints Spine Disease or any pan 9t Ss nsto OF
practice for IS years Depot sOs Arch street, Phil
81 soIs 3 " !. wARINc. im Broad street. above
RW most positively say to the public take
none Of our medicines without the. written sigma.
nre the cork and on the oStilds ETaPRSeS OF
OR. HOOFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs
= DIR. HoorLArp,st s B9a1sAM!c CORDIAL.
As s.ae,a sasns a. sasss ss,o ss;
ssys 81 1;a
BY tAen IN all cases, asd the people
I liz PE HEH 65AggN
D1c1' SYSTEM DiSE1SES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and Az diseases aTsssMf 10Y ..s Gassse s.vw -
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je ll-d&cwly Richmond. Va.
A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-MRs. DAVIS
die. o1 Hs and Il snf Ses besn y ns
Richmond and is vicinity for the past fifteen q
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volaPtariIy given BY Rsy MI W,les in 1884, :. ,o,
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HEAnQUAMTERx KICHMOND. MADE
- L.GLoTAiNG members OF III. Legislature.
eno s1alsess visiting the city, will find b. callins
on ~ sah.crsh.E !. larke and fashina6le sssort
pent 81 CLVTHiNI. OF his own mAnufacture. as
tov - tha eauae qu4lits and workmanshio can hs
naa q NOrthcrr manufacturers. He has heen
e.elacsnfnk the !arxer potion Of his work here
ssn st34 ah.y shall have Richmond made Ginsh9n,-
sess sa9l c0meare IN every respect with North
- tsey ese now purchssing as he Il CON
mons - sow - IN any city IN the Union = s.s.
E. b. SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor
---.--- no. ~, corner OF M ain and 18Th sts