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na. Let the Whole Afflicted World Read
THE TESTIMONY OF LADY AFTER IS
YEARS OF SUFFERING.
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY. April 18th

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY. April 18TH
MsSSrs. Tyler j. AdaiT:
| have been afflicted with Rheumatism, at times
from my twelfth year, will be fifty wears of age
the 18th of this month. The attacks at times.
severe as to render helpless. | have tried
various remedies 20 very little effect. Last Octo
Der was attacked In my shoulders, Sides back ana
hips. | could not rest dat or night could not
move any part of body without crying with PAIN.
At this time | also tried many remedies. internal
and external without receiving any relief; | was
TINCTURE; before | had taken bottle of
which, felt much better, and as continued tax
ing it, felt strength coming into my back ard
limbs, and my stomach Strengthened and revived
every way. have taken FIVE bottles, and am much
better tnan ever expected to he. intend to use
IL whenever need it, and would recommend 1t to
the afflicted, believing it to he unequaled.
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGwBLL.
MeSSY>. Aiortinaer + MotcbrGy:
Gents:-Mrs. Elizabeth Bagwell is a lady of the
highest respectabIllry. wealthy and intiuentlal-the
cure in her speaks volumes IN favor OF this
wonderful Tincture. Several other persons We
nave heard Of have derived ereat beneut from its
use in our county. We are entirely out of the artl
we will receive another supply. We expect large
sales of 1t from the present demand, and want you
to send us box soon as possible.
Yours, TYLER Il ADAIR,
April 10th. Northampton county, Va.
M. Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, IADD Il CO.. Richmond; :;
by DR.. COOKE. Frederickshurg by all the Drug
lists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER II NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Drugg lists and Shop
xeepers everywhere. 81 per bottle six bottles,
SIS. oc31-d&cwts
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Ffre-On Thursday night last, the wheel.
wright shop and stable of MIR. j. ID. Mitchell
took fire and was burned. Mr.. NJ. estimates
his loss in new work and lumber al about
8, 500, and Messrs. Adkins and Rose his Jour.
neymen, lost their TOOLS which were worth Il
them $500. None of the parties were insured
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RUSSIAN STATIsTics.~-The population Of
the Russian Empire Is estimated at sixty-o
millions, double that of France or tne United
States OF these one million are mobiles, twelve
millions are commcners, and forsy Eight mill
lions serfs. According to the late laws in re-
gard 10 the emancipation OF serfs, these forty.
eight millions will, in fifteen years. ba free
Should the present enlightened policy, which
seems 10 Influence the Russian Goyernment.
continue TO control her councils, IL Is inIossl-
BILE To estimate the advance i'm the arts uisd
manufactures the next quarter Of = century
will chronicle
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A Great Barga

IA. Great Bargains
FOR CASH. AT
PERKINS & CO.'S,
No. Hl EAGLE SQUARE.
IA Bleached '' '' at6d.
Super. - at 10 cents
The best "A '' eversod here, at l21S.cts.
loo p's Fast Cold PRINTS, at64 cents
Best English and American PRINTS, at II cents
so rs EALtNTIAS and DELAINES, at 1919 cts.
RLch Paris DELAINES at 621a cts. worth 871a cts.
DRESS SILKS. very cheap
Is VERY Rich SILK ROBES, at S35. worth $40
k1D D GLOVES. as good as Alexan2er's. at rs cts.
Best l0-4 cached SHEETINGS. at % cts.
PERKINS & CO.,
19-ts No. l4I Eagle Square.
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LAKE SupgRioR NEws.--A letter 70 the
Cleveland (Ohi2l Herald, from NcGAnnes.
Michigan. dated 18th inst, sayc there mas osen
gion sinee the 18th Of OctotsT. and there Mss
then 80 inches ON the level. ANA more tnfsat.
ening. The Pioneer furnaces and AZ me MINES
ring the vi ter SO that lHFsr amount Of iron
viii h. ready 10 transportation in thsspring.
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raH AxrnlcAx BosArAETxs.-Ale letter In
,na e,an rirr siss Eiais unfs. from -. 0Nl1ar-
dst, dated Paris Noy .asn says thai Ar !sro.pe
,nraefi 10 the United States, hsd retnsxd tAe
aa9nisy Of Senator vi France, offered % htm
~ his father, Priaee jerome, In order - tn-
ince him 10 remain In Francs. Qr. GqnAp4rn
nYeferred the smp pie title or ArpeIieAa etstSen
10 that Of Senator Of frsnce.
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Captain X. ". Cary.-This galIan. officer. ths
commander OF company +, is detained in this
city by the serious adisposition OF his family
lie was ordered home by the Commander. III,
Chief, To attend the bedside OF his sick wife
and VIII not be permitted TO res ume his com.
maLd until she is eonyalescent
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Beats,s PanoPs.eoa.-This highly Interesting
exhibition at Metropolitan Hall, will be visited
tonight by hundreds of persons who have read
ihe history of the rebellion in India, and de-
sire to become further informed about the peo-
pie and country.
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Smi.h's BGni-This famous band Of musi.
clans were To leave here yesterday morning. by
order of Gov. Wise. for Chariestown, where
they will furnish their sou!-stirring music Tor
the entertainment VI the first regiment Of yir-
ginia volunteers.
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DEATH OF KIT CARsoN.-Our adylces from
the Overland route announce the death of the
celebrated pioneer and explorer, Christopher
Carson. at Taos, New Mexico, where he had
been residing as Indian Agent Carson was a
native of Kentucky, having been born in Mad
son county, at the close of lo09. His father,
shortly after that period, removed to Missouri.
where Kit, when lad of 10, was apprentieed
10 n saddIer-occupying himself at that busi-
ness two years, at the end of which he joined
a trapping expedition. and trapper he re-
mained. until his familiarity with the great
Ear West rendered him invaluable as guide
to explorers of the Plains. For eight years he
acted as hunter at Bent's Fort. When Col
Fremont engaged in his expeditions Carson
cccompanied him, and was ever after, his stead
fast companion. In 1917, he received the RANK
srmv His latast and most remarkable exploit
an The Plains, was enacted In 1853, when hs
conducts drove Of 6,Go0 sheep safely to Call
fornia.
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sycowARp,N 1 HAMMERsLEY.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SIX VERY DESIRABLE purLpu

NIN VERY DESIRABLE BUrLDiN q
~ LOTS, FOR SALE eRlFATEbI.-By re
quest o the owner, offer tor sale privately, SIX
desirable BUILDING LOTS, on the east SIDE ol 9th.
tetw, Clay ard Marshall SITS which from their }eca-
ton IL RAPIDLY improving part of, ss we'll as their
coGttEplty to the business portion oi the e't'.
renders them desirable FOR building purposes
as any lots now to he bad
TSs@s-One- fifth cash; balance al 8, i, and
?. months. JAS NJ. TAYLOR n sun.
p
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Coal IN BosTos.-The amount of coal re-
ceiyed in BOSTON, for the year ending Sept. l.,
1s5a. was ti,l.ls5 tons. The imports OF coal
from Great Britain were nearly double those
of the previous year, though from Nova Sco-
tia the quantity was about the same: From
there have been rscsived 53o,oo0 tons.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- iDsuranc~-LIFE and FIR +. at the lowest
rates charged by responsible companies.
For ALL KINDS of Insurance upon Liberal Terms
call at the General Insurance OEee on Pearl s. .
next door to +. D Eacho, opposite J. n. Gordon.
EA- The BEST COMPANIES represented. and
all Losses promptly paid. c. r. BRICKEN,
no lI-lm General Insurance Agent
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Hanocer Troop.--At late hour on Friday
night last, the Hanover Troop numbering
sixty-three men, WILLIAMS y. WIcKHAM Cap
tain, offered their services to Gov Wise to 20
Charlestown at the shortest notice. ~
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no ls-dts J. :. NICHOLAS L BROS


kSx offer for sale privately. NV largc and valuable
~S@ TRACI OF LAND. situated IN Plttsy lvania
county, about one mile and hall from DauvIle,
6nd isInS etIsfhy upon the waters 0i Sandy and
nsn rivers. ~ the nterssctlon of the two. II
talns abopf 3AS acres Of whica s. acres CID ared
snd IN hue state of cultivation. The rom4. lder
rs MI heavily tmhered, sud the proceeds of the sale
oi the timber alone would lie found very remune
TstlVe- The land rs of the best quality for raisiRg
tobacco and other products OF this section in gene
raj.
ssn Offer for sale that valuable property known
vile. and upon the wagon road from Danvilie to
Henry and Western FItts,vania. In connection
with the Ferry. via sell "a small TRACT OF
LAND. containing about IL acres of hne fiver low
grounds. suitable for market garden, or small
farm.
Persons wishing to purchase any of this property,
wall please address n DaRvIlie, Va, and will
take pleasure IN showing the property, or giving
ans further information. GEO. I. WILSON.
Its
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Increment If TyoopS.-On Saturday night las
two companies of volunteers, under the com.
mand of Capt. j. V. Scott of Petersburg.
passed through this city roHt. for Charles
town, where they Will be kept under arms un.
til after the execution OF Old Brown, the hand
pirate, barn barner and assassin
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Stealing Jssrssry.--Four negro boys were be.
window Of Il. w. Quarisss store, and sieAiine
$40 worth Of ieweiry. Two of them we're
icund guilty aud punished. and two were -
quilted.
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IAs Pryor Diass.-~By reference to adyer.
uselnent IL will be seen that the complimeE Ia
ry dianer intended 10 b4 given 10 Hon. X. A
PRYOR by his many friends In this city, has
been postponed to the Sd Of January nexL
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The Board Of Managers of the Virginia Me-
chanics' Institute will hold n regular monthly
meeting this evening at O'Clock. Members
are requested to be punetual in their attend
aucp.
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Richmond Fsmah Tastnats.--A meeting of
the stockholders and friends Of this fnstitu.
ton was held In the iiall of the 1Hstitun on
THURSDAY evening last. Rev. Taos. II. Bin
ford was called TO he char, and the Presider :
OF the Institute, Mr. Chas Ii. Winston, ap-
pointed Secretary.
The report OF the Trustees being called for,
Kew. y. b. letter. In IL were presented the
present condition and prospects of the Insti-
tute, with the plans pr. posed for relieving IL
from financial embarrassment. The results
indicated were. in an educational point of
view, most cheering
The report elected interes ting remarks from
Messrs. j. b Stovail, Jas. Thomas, Jr., Rev.
A. NJ Poindexler, DIR. A. Snead and others
The spirit of all was that Of unaba ted conf
dence in the enterprise and OF a determination
TO prosecute it with increased vieor
The report was ordered 10 be printed for dis
tribution, and the meeting adjourned to meet
Tuesday tomorrow night at O'Clock See
notice in another column.
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Locked Up.--Peter Crutehfleld, poor drunk
en- creature, bas been committed to prison by
the Mayor in default of bail for his good be-
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"a LAM rnR >.IE IA pnMnATAN

~ CUII NTN.--Ne would seII q NniAI NAII OE
.-s< Ian d IN poWhaisn, tYtu9 on I@ncs' Creek,
Is miles from Richmond, and one mile from James
river, coNtslntng es ACRES, large portion of
which is creek fats, and all Of excellent quality
It is heavily tmhered with original growth at oak.
poeiar, b.ckoE, and pine There is "a iarSe amount
of barrel timber ol hes quality. Co0peTs and
mii}ers woald do well to examine the same.
AisS0-Another TRACT of 50 acres, near the
abova. upon which coal pits have been excessively
worked. We refer those wishing information, 10
Nr. Edward Scott, Of Aanikin, or to DR.. j. \.
Nicholas, near Scottsyijle, Alteu.arie.
fg--Afs y NIHunI 4
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"a Two-Une-Seyen. he rnDilc ar.
res pectfnlly invited TO call at my NEW and beau
riful ROOMS recently fitted up for the purpose o'
conducting the PHoTOGHAPHiC ART IN all IT.
"a ried branches and examine the numerous i'm
nroyements lately added to the ART. PHOTO
GRAPHS colored in WATER or OIL; from nlin
tature up to life sig, which styles combine All th
md Speaking Portrait ia oil. AMBRoTGP,E II, take'
ia c'Si' 2l7 Main ST.
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eA Kidney and Bladder Complaints.-Th

EA- Kidney and Bladder COmpiaints..Th'
aewest and most important discovery for Kidney
Bladder Com plants Urinary Distractions Leucor
rhua OF Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physlca
prostration and Debility of either sex, is HARTS
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk, have sooi
peen relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. 1t /
prepared by Chemist and is pronounced hy med
cal men and those who have used il, to be the bes
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large hottie
81 small bottles 80 cents. A fresh supply Just re
seiyed by FISHER& WINSTON, Druggists,
lie A-l2m Main street, hIcaNenn
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mA Word 10 the Use IS >ufficiPut.-tml-
nent phy sicians now using 7. r. BASS COUGH
SYRUP, for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, &c, IN
their practice can testify that the best
and If YOU are suffering. do as others are doing,
ave it trial, and continue its use if it benefits
you. as much is accomplished every way by p1er-
severance His other remedies, equally valuable,
are the Pain Extractor, Compound Aperlent ana
Liver Pills, Eve Water, the DlarrhPa. Dysentery
and Bloody Flux Remedies, Toothache Tlncture,
cure for neuralgia. aud others, can be had by
wholesale and retail, of
Clay street, west side, between lst and ID,
OIL Broad street. cB-ln
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-. FOR RENT--A HOUSE and LOT on Val
s8i: ley i7th,l street, with four eomiortabie rooms
AGI besides store and bar-room ahd All necessary
out houses for the accommodation OF a small iaIni
iy with "a well of excellent water IN the yard. 10
q good tenant, the terms VIII he MADE very Iioqe
rate. Apply to JoHN A. ho iChr0oN
9l--ts
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HA- -Hartshorne's Cure.An.

=
1T CURES ALL PAIN.
This valuable preparation is used internally and
externally. 1t cures
TOOTHACHE HEADACHE.
SpRA[NS and BR USES SCHILBLAINS,
CHOLERA MORBUS, EARACHE,
RHEUMATISM, SCALnS and BURNS,
NEURALGIA, CHOLERA,
PAIN IN THE LIMBS. PAIN IN THE SIDES,
PAIN IN the STOMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST
SORE THROAT, FROSTED FEET,
PAIN IN THE BACK, PAIN in the BOWELS.
BeIng fine TONIC, it is very beneficial ior R
weak stomach or bowels.
In bottles of L. % and so cents. Sold by all DrAg
gists in Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk. and
throu- hout the State. le 14-l2in
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The Grenadiers met al the First Market Hall
last Friday night, and organized by electing
the following officers:
Captains. d. McDearmon.
First Lieuenant-Joh ohm ii Gentry
Second Lieutenant-S. q. Williams
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arrested on Saspseies.--Henf Ccwfns, said
tn be the inventor OF the steam plough. was
arrested In Hanover county, last Friday night,
by deputy sheriff Tally and Mr. Sims on,
suspicion Of tamparing with BerfUes, and
brought TO this city. On Saturday moysiDg
Cowing appeared before the Mayor 10 anywe
helharge. but as he had committed no offence
IN Richmond, and there were no witnesses 70
testify against him, he was sent back 70 Ham
over.
Cowing states that he attended the Fair Of
.ne central Society, tn this city, In October
,ass ana was there robbed Of his money
having 10 his possession a number Of deeds
for Texas lands, he eudeavored 10 raise the
WIND upon them but failing to do So he fell
back upcn his trade OF watch maker. ard was
endeavoring to work his way Norsh hy clean
ing clocks, when he was arresse<i lie STATED
that he was of English birth. hut had been in
the South for some years, and resided in Tex
as. He had denounced aboiitionisrn III the
North. at the risk of hts life, aRd sietessed
their principles. He referred ~ gentlemen
with whom he became acqnaintad here, dur
ing the Fair, and had letters In his possession
to prove that he was gentleman. The peo-
pie of Hanover will, no doubt order him to
colder climate as soon as he arrives there.
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80 q. Hobson, Practical Hair Cutie.
.E7Y m EgsER.-Eiis HAIR CUTTING, SHA.
VNG and Rensnsp GaEhnS hgnn Wishns s e
ia, tbaar air HAIR CUT in the latest and most ap-
are, ri stvie / would advise you to call on him.
Eptrance ON llth street.
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u NOTICE. --HayIng rented the iarSe ane
&tcommodious store lately occupied py Malh p
- mond, Va. beg conform the public ana ~.
friends generally that IN connection with gentle
man with whom have formed co partnership
and whose name will duly appear. intend TO open
a DRUG STORE. on or about the lst Dec. next OF
an soon as the store can he tted up for the bnsness
- JAMES II. PEARCE,
Late of the hrm OF Waring Pearce.
aa1t. Druggists BROAD 81
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HA Make Ready..TaEe linn: Fire -.I !, vs. I,
received one huadred COLTS CELEIbfb boeEa, fhmEEn
FIFE-SH0OTERS-Arm Navy Gua st oA''
sizes For sale by JAMES " AIo.'
no 2I-lm Maker and Importer OF 6nns, &c.
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~, FOR RENT.-For rent. .PROFESSIONA Al
faa OFFICE OF LODGING ROOMS the from
|alroom over the subscribers store Possession
gwen immediately. Apply TO
no It's JUAN PlZZiNI, No. l25 Main st.
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IL FOR RENT--One elegant LODGlNo
fEs ROOM on first floor, over our store, corner o;
LID ith and Broad streets. For terms, apply 70
oc IaIts JOHNSTON & WHITING.
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,a FOR RENT-The upper part of the HOUSE
fS corner OF Main and llth streets, next to Anne
R2I rican Hotel. D,>,c
ALSO-The thrse-s story Brick BUlIplNH on
,1tb ha.veen Main and Cary streets. Apply to
MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
On 1e LIS Main street.
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The corps will meet again tonight, Mt the
same place, TO receive the reports of commit
tees, and 10 complete its organization. All
persons who may wish TO become members
should be in attendance by half past ! O'Clock
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-. FOR RENT-On 25th street, Church Hui.
f.a nd possession given immediately. one al thoSt
LII RRICK TENEMENTS lately occupied by X
w. PeaIce, Esq 2 doors North Of Leigh St, anc
nearly opposite the Church HUI BAKERY, contain
ing rooms with dry basement, small garden at
tacbed and well of water on the premises. fflcs
pei ahiiunl'' ~. -. Nff.' f D. EACHO.
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FOR RENT--A basement E-RUOM,
f3:. in rear of Messrs Johnston x Bransiord S
EGlware rooms, and fronting IN LombardS Alley
Rent moderate. Possession given immediately.
WN. WALLACE SONS.
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"a. FOR KENr.--One excellent Room over
Cd INV store suitable for single Gentleman
saI nnIv +. MCCARTHY,
90 Iay,s III Broad street.
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) PHYsIssIAN'S SRESIR.LNoE NY,

In KENT COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.-Ray-
@-41l lnE determined TO leave the county / effer ioF
sale, privately. IN. HOUSE and LOT situated at
New Kent Court House. The Improvements consist
Of dwei ing house perfect order, with fine base
uent and all necessary out houses ice house. &c,
THIS IS one Of the best locations for physician |
know of. Terms liberal.
nO7-lm- ]. C. WILLIAMS, VI. u.
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e. Steam Engine for saie.--A two and a
half horse STEAM ENGINE, in complete order:
having been used only three weeks. Itwili be sold
at bargain. Apply at this Office. oc Ats
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sa FOR SALE offer, at private sale, the
go HOUSE in VIII tch now reside, tin Sidney. one
E1 mile west of RIchmOnd,i with from two to
twelve acres of ground attached. Price reaSona-
bic and terms of pay ment to suit the purchaser.
no l6-lm* J. f.. jon NSCN.
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n Lic>rfce-A. q. q. Brand The abovo
veil knowE favorite Brand always on sale by
JAMES G. McANDREW,
doa-ly 81, Pine street. New fofk.
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n. Removal. ..W. Leigh Barton, Dentist,
d0of above the MeohaRics' institute. ~ le-sn
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. FOR RENT OR LEASE

4sss FOR RENT OR LEASE. - About 20
$@ ACRES OF LAND on the Meehanicsvllle
~@Sz Turnpike, opposite the residence Of Mr.. II. }.
Smith and about quarter OF r mile from the city.
The above land is admirably suited To farming or
!. F. kEESEE,
no Iq-ts 18th street. between Main and Cary.
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rWO FIRST RATE BusiA AEss
Gs STANDS FOR RBNT-The sIokE oia :, now mn9s 2sr
=, Cbaries HoteI. and the STORE No 8, Wall a.
The rent TO good tenants, will be i2w Appv AppN{9 f9
10 Its pE-N9. % 49, "a ~
-, FOK and Doctors oFFi-
E# CTS and LODGING ROOMS, on 18th street IN
1.x front of Bank, by JoHN "A. DELI si4''
my 6-a
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Inc company then adjourned to meet again
this evening at the City Hall, at O'Clock. when
all who wish to join should be in attendance
rms corps, We presume. will adopt some
cheap neat uniform, and proceed to perfec
themseIyesln drills with as little delay as pos
sibie. Whes under arms their cooiness good
Judgment and discretion, will make them mos
valuable auxllaries TO the usual patrol force,
and il any fighting should be necessary. the
Home Guard is made of just that sort of mate
rial that VIII make them most formidable ad-
yersaries with the sword musket and bayonet
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FOR SALE-AH HORSE and s,x acres


ss:. on 18th street, near Main, adjoining Mer-
Aa4 chants Insurance Company, now occupied as
a Stationery store. The rent is very low. Posses
sion viii hs given ist January, or earlier il ne
Cessafy. For terms, apply at the stsre.
no 22-d2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-28

Il. DEFIEEUF TEIE BEETENI 0VNsNI
f@ FOR RENT.-The OFFICE near the corner
E.a of sth and Grace streets, now IN the occupancy
al the British Consul will be for rent from the i5t
inst This office for professional man, or alioS
any other is one of the most desrabie IN the Guy
centrally located, in beautiu and elevated posi-
nom: detached from other buildings, 1t presents
unusual Inducements. Apply to
nn S@,s j. B. WATKINS. l59 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-28

-, FOR REST-Ny desirable and cOmmodi
f2::: ous DWELLING HOUSE on Church Hlilr
E-A beautifully located and the view unsurpassed.
The Grounds embrace the entire square from trace
To Franklin and from 23d 24th streets, 1t viii
be thoroughly repaired and the grounds put IN or
der. for q good tenant. Apply TO FAN-LEW.
nol6-im EIIZAL. VAN-LFW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-28

rs., FOR RENT.-PHOrOGRAP and F IN 7
81 ART GALLERY over Johnson & Harwood
AaL No. II Main street, formerly Whltehurst s
Gallery. with two ine ssylis shts. and is IN the bu-
siHess portion of the city. Apply to ,o
no 10 IS JOHNSON K HARDWOOD.