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M. Publications.

aNApoLEos III, the Man Of Prophecy +;
or 1.-the Revival Of the French Emperofship
anticipated from the necessity Of prorhecy.-
Nv q. 8. FABxR. B. d. Master Of SherDurn
Hospital and Prebendery Of Salisbury. firs'
American from the second English edition..
New York D. APPLETON Co. For sale py
J. woopHousE, Richmond.
II has become a common custom with en-
thusiasts upon the occasion of great wars, 10
endeayor to connect them in some way Win
the prophecies Of Scripture, but whoever con-
Pounds Mr.. FABER with this class, does griev-
ous Injustice to a calm and patient thinker, a
candid and logical reasoner, and one OF the
most thorough scholars OF his time. In say
ing this. we have no design Of expressing an
opinion upon his interpretations of prophecy
a task for which we have not the presumption
to think ourselves competent but are content
with commencing his researches to the theolo-
gans under whose peculiar province they
come This short treatise, it should be OBJ
served, is a Republication Of a work published
by Mr. FABER in 1852 He was then in his
eightieth year. Hedied in 1854; but the striking
verifcation of his former predictions, and his
startling announcement Of great European
war, have made his work especially interest
Ing at THIS crlslS. WlIHOut UcihS "11C " AZ. AAA
an opinion as to its conclusions, the force OF
its style and the power and conference OF the
arguments must be evident to every reader
The remarkable prediction Of Mr.. FABER, In
work which he published more than forty
years ago, of the revival of the French En-
perorship, is embodied in an appendix to the
present volume.
"7he China Missions" by WIN. DEAN, ID. ID.
This embraces history of the various mis-
sions of all denominations among the Chinese.
For sale by T. J. STARKE.
"Chambers' Encyclopedia. A Directory OF
Universal knowledge for the People. On the
basis of the latest edition of the German Con-
versations Lexicons.' illustrated by wood
engravings and maps. We are indebted for
Parts and of this valuable publication, to
J. WooDHoUsE.
''Tsnt and Harem." For sale by J. WooD-
HOUSE.
"Popular Tales from the Morse. BY GEORGE
WEBBE DAsENT, d. G. L. With an introduce
tory essay on the origin and diffusion OF pop
ular tales" For sale by j. WooDHoUsE.
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INDICATION.

CTEvENsvILLE ACADEMY
= session Of this school win bezin sEPTEM !
2grH and close Jrly 9Th, y,th short reces
Vir.iraia Milifary Institute. has been enplr. !
Assistant, and will siye instructions in Malta
tics. linclnding practical surveying, &c. -
II Ths A sssoiAiaipINe department. viii be ana.
care of Mr.. VIM. r. COURTNEY and Lssc
are peculiarly fitted fer tbs post. The h"l Y
will be added to. and otherwise materisiI, Il
TEaMs.--Board per session of 10 month.
ftoweis and iszbty excepted Tuitjon T. q
Branches, $50; Classics, &c, Si0-haJ ~
For particulars. address WIN. p. Corer,.
Esq, Steyensvilie. or the subscriber at Brn's
Kin. and Queen county ,Go V. nv,
CHURCH HILL ENGLISH. CIAsSt,
school cc FoR B6YYs.-ThsD und %gMnaR'
graduates or proficlents of all the scbrnls
University Of .Virsinia, have united 10 es..,
permanent School oil hiah order, on Churc6 4
and hope to be patr0Htzed by parents eaoe.. 4
the eastern portion of the city.
TERMS:
Per session " nfns months, oas Aaif ~ mi,
Ordinary English branches ...... Il
Hia her Ens iIsh. including book keeriug n
Ancient and Modern Languaze s, each
Rsfsreaes$--Faeulty Uniyersity of Va ~.
II. Winston, President Richmond FAmas
tute; Or. +. w Hancock; hr. Albert sncsf =
A. +. Dickinson; Dr. q. w. Brikgs; Dir. I'M /
J. J. En- lisb. Esq. VIM. Folkes, + 80 t'ir..
rico county; Turner Richardson, Fsl Tn, i
Starkc Esq. Richmond. "a
pa For further particularly. see cIrcuIar4. =
IIAA Ia. II 49, WIZ
CHURCH HILL, Richmond, June 2Is', II, "
jy 2i-2m-
L'RED sCk'S HALL FEu,
l. SCHOOL.-The second Session of ths
which is located within half a mile Of Fred n
Hall Depot. FIrginia Central Railroad VI y
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"a Fire Insurance! -Every description o.
rs Still Another ture OF Dyspepsia, Pal
PiTATION AND FLUTTERING OF 7 II L
WAsHINGToN, Fayetts CO., Ohio,(
Iune q. 1880. I

WAsI1NGToN, Fayetta CO., Ohio,t
June %, 1859.
MesSrs. Mortimer j. Hotrbray-Dear SlIs: take
this method to saw to and the public. that
have tried HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
TERE III a case of Dyspepsia, and have never, IN
twenty years found any medicine to equa! 1t. was
so badly afflicted that had to quit work by reason
of Palptatlon and Flattering of the Heart. One
bottle of the TINCTURE perfectly relieved ne.
Yours with respect.
JACOB STuvKR.
Cali and get Pamphlets. and cures of Cou h.
Rheumatism, Scrofula, dc. AS a restorative and
invisOrator il has been highly commended
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends, after all other remedies have failed;
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-Ihis Ilneture
IA. Call and get Pamphlets and see cures;
Sold hv PURCELL. LADD CO., Rlchmond;
b, DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Drug
lists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER q NOV
BRAY, Baltimore, and by DrVggists and, Shop
keepers every where. 81 per bottle; SIX bottles,
IS jy l6-dSwts
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The Fredericksburg Nsus thinks we are In
error in saying that in the United States Army
the private is denied all promotion, 1t says
that by n law of Congress, passed several years
ago, soldiers who by general good conduct and
intelligence, or some action of special merit,
have won the right, are to be examined by a
Board appointed by the Secretary OF War, and
If found qualified, are commissioned. Will
our Fredericksburg contemporary refer to
the Army list, and inform us how many
officers on it have been thus promoted =
When we say that the rank and file are denied
promotion, We refer to that custom which l.
stronger than law and which has operates as eff
fectually as statutory prohibition in shutting
the doors of official elevation against the rank
and file ofthe American regular army. We have
indeed heard that, in the Mexican war, one or
two privates were promoted, and we have also
heard that their reception at the officers mess
was not of the kind which is always accorded to
officers promoted in the usual way. Exceptions
are not the rule, and the rule is, if the Army
Register is any proof that officers are educated
at West Point, and the rank and file are not, and
never have been considered, a school at which
there is much chance of winning anything bur
hard work and hard knocks. As to the Ex-
aiming Board, which is to examine those who
have already, by "good conduct and special
merit" proved themselves worthy of promo
ton, and, If found qualified, to commission
them, we should say it was device to require
Of the rank aud file other qualifications than
those of "good conduct and special merit" /,
is because ''good conduct and special merit
are not considered sufficient qualifications fol
promotion; that We say promotion is virtually
denied to the rank and file. Some Of the hes,
Generals OF The world, like the great MARL-
BOROUGH, have been men whose early educa-
ton was neglected, and who could not prob
ably have passed muster before an Examining
Board which does not consider .good conduci
and special merit qualifications enough for
promotion.
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MILITARY.

ii HEAD'RS r Co, IsT REG. VA. ION
a RICHMOND, July o.. y,
~ Order No. 1.
W Hereafter. and until further order Grt.
- Hall viii hs open eyerv FRIDAY NIGHT
mencnE with FRIDAY. 22d jnst..} nj 81. utIr
NJ, for 81 UAD DRILLS of this CnmV7ra
Bis order Of the CAPTAIN.
iy 2l-ts JESSE WHERRY. Isl seq .
GRAYS. ATTENTtON.-Atterd In
4 Military Hall this MONDAY q. ht. nt
Fl W EDNESDAl and FRIDAY nights neg
" O'Clock.
500 KNAPSACkS.-Cal on Lieut., Boss
procure Knapsacks and extra Cross Belts
bers having old knapsacss viii have then. .5a
and re-lettered.
By order Of Capt. ELLIOTT.
iy ls-5t ROGERS %
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rn. w.ellv Dispatch.

rn. WEEKLY DISPATCH issued to-day, con-
-. t. Mothers First Ledger. " q very pretty
tory " Recoilections Of Wellington" fuil
and thrilling description of the great battle OF
se,ferino, selected poetry, editorial, CONNER
c,a,. correspondence and local matters.
Err sale at the counter at three cents per
copv. or four cents when in wrappers ready
for mailing.
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Hampton Academy comm.ne-m.n..

Hampton Academy commencement.
The Commencement Concert Of the young
ladies' Of this excellent and popular fnstitu-
ton, will take place on the 25th inst The
male and female departments Of this admira-
BILE school are full 10 OVERLOOKING. No man
has done more for the interests Of education
In this State than the accomplished Principal,
1Ajsy 0A1y. ' .@%.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, July l4th, 1859. at the residence Of
the brides father N MANCHESTER by Elder W: J.
of FREDERICKSBURG :, and Miss ISABELLA T. ROB
INSON, of Manchester, Va.
"a Religlous Herald please cOpy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M The Southern Savings Bank reeves
depasits on which interest IS PAID az Tue i AZ
III sin par cent per annum, II REMAINING On us
poslt six months, and five per cent LOT shoise'
1oErIcrRs.-Joel B. Watkins, lof Price at
kinsl President; P. b. Price, treasurer W. A.
e niaEcTons.~J b. Watkins, George l. Herring
p. r Moore. r. c. Howe. John F Resnanlt; +; b.
Price. W. A. Jenkins, VIM. Ira oniitn' j. d. OF
nffies at P. B. Prices office, next door below
Kent, Paine & Co., Main ST. V ---eih
ma Governor Street saloon. ~ take much
pleasure in my l fndo6 sna on ans
street. between Main and Franklin, Opposite
Messrs. Belvin K Co.'S Furniture Store, Iretre.d
and pleasant yet m ,ne them
with the Coolest and Freshest LAuth BEEN anu
Li i I'm sohn Oh superior Su''''' NJ G. PoNCET.
"a Fire Insurance Every description OF
property insured upon reasonable, SAFE and SattS-
factory terms to the insured; ,,,e.r,,.,,. ,,-c,-
R AN,snGf' And q III TRUST fcoMPANY Capital and
surplus, 5000 COO. Principal ONCE IN Company
Block. on the S. w. corner OF Walnut and AIN
Office in Richmond at the General Insurance
Office on Pearl street, just below the EXCHANGE
Al Ali losses promptly paid! CIR BR1CKEN,.
" 2I-3t General Insurance AGENT.
pa The Bay State Range!--Five sizes of
this superior COOKING-RAN now In store,
which will be set in the best manner. either with or
without hot water fixtures. We can supply the
BAY STATE RANGE either PortGble or PernG,,
HeRt. Our heavy Galvanized IRON BOILERS VIII
stand the pressure any part OF the city, and av-
Ing ground coupng q, will not leak;
Mechanics, Builders and Housekeepers are IN
vited to examine assortment. as 70 variety,
quality and price. GEO. STARRETT,
jy 2l-6t Governor ftreet.
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RACHEL-The following is an extract from
one of the Rachel letters said to be forthcom-
ing: my Dear Friend-While walking in the
Pope's garden the other day, my little Jewish
instinct suddenly broke out, and stole four
oranges l cannot excuse myself for the act,
eycept nv sending Won one of them
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PosT- OFFICE AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.-ES~
ta5tishsd-An office at Big Sycamore, Clay
county, and Sycamore Dale, Harrison county.
observation-disclosures Home, Brunswick
Clemens Ohio. and Roanoke Bridge, Charlotte.
The name OF Catawba, Roanoke county, is
changed to Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs"
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Cot. TITus.-Col. Titus has sold the mines
of the Union Company, of Arizona to COM
pany in New York, for large price Ava
Clark is President Of the New York company,
which has capital of one million Col. Titus
is now en- route, with capital and machinery
to the amount Of S25,000, to commence opera
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Lost AND STRAYED

~zr<rH STRAyFD, on tho fg,h I-i. =.
EtAS~ brirdis HEiFER. from Capt Bad"
de~~ss~xnTN'S meadow, with CALF:sm9 -r',,
horns: nnderkeel in both ears. Five doll
will be paid IL delvercd At Cant Jou> : ~.
tavern. Uy 22-3t'l PETER LAw@t
I OST. On Sunday oveninr last, I'm II &c..
IL Grove. on the MechanicsviIe Turrn,.n
oval shaped LADIES BREASTplN. III,
ness of n gentlemas ia the front and ms ... ,
graved on the h7ck. ! will glve = su1talsl ..
for the same. If left At this Office.
y Fit Mas. c. n, gf,A,
I O~T.-A gentleman dropped. on s.,s,.. ,
- Cary or 9th streets. between the St,ts o..
House rnd Messrs Haxnt K Co.'S ,fa,c M
tween the latter place and Mr.. Robert II E..a.
on me atternoon 81 yeaterday, the GGth inst
OF BANK NOTES. contuinln- three lsrrt
ten and one FIVE dollar notes, Tho fn,,cr u
liheraily rewarded nv leaving tie s1ur ..
Office. =, n .
LEFT the residence nj Nr Dr..
k~>N VIM yestnrf7v. NJ o'clock p
NA large BAY HORSE, for which +, .,'rr
ward vii! he given. if left ut the Liverv ~.
Mr. HICKS, on 10Th street. between w
Cary. tJy ai-2tl JORDAN, WYNN s. .
L0ST-By = Lady, on W..
@%TJ day evennS. between the s'.-s
I. r.. Price < Co and AK s.
pair Of GOLD SPECTACLFs, in a red n .
case. The finder i'll b. suitably rewarded
ing them at this office. s,H
STRAY D-Frop H4s1pt ..
~N BLACK FILLEY. about thrce yea.
E-.<Nsmali scar on left thigh, a splinter. "a
will g!ve Five Dollars and PAY CHARGE. If {. 4
ell To ine Gu 18th street.
iyi|ts HAGAN's JOHN. Creek -
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, ny L1aHrsINa.-The Washington

KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-The Washington
Arkansan of the I'd inst, says:-ltls reported
that in Benton county, few days ago, during
o thunder storm, three ladies were struck by
lightning, and two of them killed. The pre-
yaiiing fashion of female dress is first rate
conductor, and in times of severe thunder
storms is dangerous apparel
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Persons visiting the var'o". .nv length
can 81 a.ss ass s may leaving dire ion,
- IN, .ns :. ,,,s., mafi.. and embrace all the news
by tHe Wal I'VE sass'ssssA asssaseaase
A. -. i. ,A~y hour.
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SALE OF CROP TO BE DELIvERRp.-The
Petersburg tVa.) Intslligencer notices the sale
Of crop Of wheat Of 1900 bushels AT sI.ao.
to b delivered in August and September.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Thunder Storm.

BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE COUNTY, vA,}
July 30th, 1859
A violent thunder storm came up from the
south east. about O'Clock, on Sunday even
ing which lasted about three-q quarters OF an
hour, accompanied with strong easterly winds
and havy rain, which was much needed. A
farm house was struck by lightning snort
distance from here, likewise several trees in
the village and many were blown down.
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UNION SAVINGS BANK.-'

ss.-1S UNION SAVINGS BANk.-The
go Directors of the Union SAVINGS Bank
will meet at their Room, on Broad street, THIS
( Friday AFTERNOON, at @ clock. for discount.
Paper may be left with the Treasurer during the
day, or brotig hit to the Board.
By order of the President.
jy 22-lt b. K. PULLEN, Treasurer
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS Conference.-The under
signed, sworn Commissioners to superintend the
drawing of the Sparta Academy Lottery, do hereby
certify that the above is an accurate list of the
numbers and prizes as they were drawn by us this
day, July 18th, 1889. at An nsta. Ga.
+. G. BARBER,{ srorr Come
J.. p. DUGAS, sworn SoHi B.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me.
LEWIS LEVY. J. p.
EXPLANATIov.-The left hand row in each of the
above columns contain she numbers which were
drawn from the wheel. The amount opposite each
number is the prize which the number entitled to.
II Your number is not in the list, and does not ond
in your ticket is p blank.
All tickets where the number ends III are en-
titled to $50 in addition TO other prize which
the above drawing may enttle il to. HALF quarter
and eighth tickets draw their proportional part
Certificates of packages are entitled to all they
draw over the $50 prizes. Halves. quarters and
ell hths in proportion.
Prize tickets and certificates must be returned to
this office for cash re-investment. Tickets that
have NOT drawn prizes need not be returned.
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DEcREAsE.-Owing to the present continent
tai was, the shipments of tobacco from this
port to Germany, have largely decreased, few
ships venturing to 60 thither The shipments
up to the 10th of July, 1858, We're nearly 5000
hogsheads. Up to the present date, for this
year, the shipments have not reached 900
hogsheads.- lYa.l ExpreSE.
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e ~ THE "DISPATCH" STEAM
49, POWER
PR I'll NJ q O + T. I G T.,
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond,
Virginia.
This Establishment, tbelng the most complete
Printery in the South, both re ards T, pes, Or
naments, &C.. and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,l is daily turning out the finest
specimens OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
DING, CHECKS, &c.,
AS WELL AS
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES T. HANDBILLS.
Particular attention given to fine work for Banks,
Public Offices Insurance, Railroad and Transport
tatlon Companies, Tobacco Factors &c,
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines. for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circulars, Labels, &c; are capable of turn
in off 1900 impressions per hour. thereby enabling
the patrons OF this establishment to obtain this
description of work at the shortest possible notice.
10 Prices reduced in proportion to the increase
of speed.
BA Printing. in various colored BRONZES and
INKS. executed in the hi hest ST. 10 Of the art
In this branch OF the business, tho propretors can
safely challenge competition.
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a GRAND CLEARING OF

esSS SALE.-OwinI to sickness IN g..
family have determined to wind up m, N
business IN Richmond. and return hone D
North. As wish to close up in very t'n Il
have put Nil NV stock of BOOTS. $ Il
TRUNKS. BONNET BONES, h C., down.
sell them ut cost and less II an cost 20 e!n-.
out before moving.
Read these prices: Ladies' Tan Gaiter-
worth SIPS; ladies' black Caters NJ 10.
sl.50; ladies' black Caters, with heeis-t-'-
ty-at ~l.i5. worth 90 and 50. ladies' hil..
gress Heeled GaiteTs--hest qualltH--at s 81
500: misses black Button Caters A. II,
81 %; misses black Gaiters--best qua
would be cheap ut r Is misses figured 81
worth Sl.00; misses best thick sewed Mo3or,
worth . rs; misses black and tan Cater.
best quality-S 90, worth 100; children
at SO ii hest quality worth Use. Also
black heeled Caters ut SLIP, wnrth !
ladies' morocco hecled Bootees nj ; q.
want women's Bootecs and Gaitefs at 90
prices. Also, fine stock Of Trunks, Bonnrj
Valises and Carpet Ba s. AZ cost ma i.'
cost, to close them out
Ladies, know YOU never saw such prices
SO come at once and hny Your supply VII
MAY, be had so cheap, for must sell cut 80
weeks. JNO. CLARK. No, IS Man
Jy22-tsl A few doors below 7. 4. Prize .
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VEGETABLE TRADE From Norfolk, Va.
Tuesday, there We're shipped 1900 boxes of
Tomatoes to Philadelphia and 500 boxes Of the
same 70 Baltimore. On Wednesday, 1850 bar
reis and boxes were shipped TO New York
Ihe shipments now consist principally of to-
matoes. apples, peaches aud potatoes, besides a
great quantity of pears, cncumbers, beets. egg
plants, okra, &c.
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80 NOTiCE.-The annual meeting Of thu
River Railroad Company will be- held al the ofe
of DUNLOP. MoNcuRE Co., on SATURTlXSys' ' rs
30th instant, at o'clock p. NJ. 'A'
jy ls-dtd G. w. RoYsTER, sec,v
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pY THE GOyERNOR.-A PROCLAMA
- TION.-W hereas vacancy has occurred in
the Judiciary of this Commonwealth by the death
OF JOHN w. NASH, judge of the Second judicial
Circuit. composed of the counties of Prince Geors e,
Dinwlddie, Brunswick. Mecklenburg, Lunenhur
Nottoway, Amelia, Chesterfield, Powhatan, and
the city of Petersburg: Therefore, in conformity
to law the Sheriff OF each of said counties, and the
Sergeant of said city is hereby required cause an
election to be held therein, on THURSDAY, the
LIST day OF September next, At the nl1ces prescrih
ed by law, for n JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT
COURTS, to supply the vacancy aforesaid.
t-~--, Given under my hand, as Governor. and
: L. 5. under the seal of the Commonwealth at
49, Richmond. this 10th day of July, 1859, and
in the SD year of the Commonwealth.
HENRY 4. WISE.
By the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUNFoRp,
iy 22-swtde Seo'y Of the Com'th
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Bishop Whelan. of the Roman Catholic
Church, preached at Wytheville Va, on Sun
day last
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GEORGE w. MUNFoRp,
jy 22-swtde Seo'y of the Com'th

TURNiP SEED:1A fresh supply Of NEW and
Il GENUINE TURNlP SEED, Of eight different
varieties. lust received from the most reliable
Northern Seedsmeu !; and others from our own far
mers, raised expressly for their own use-warrant-
ed pure and fresh.
Also, a complete assortment of PLOWS FOR
FALLOWING: warranted to give satisfaction. or
to be returned free of charge for using Behaving
that have the best Flow in use. make this oner 10
tho farmers and planters of Virginia / will fur
nish them with Flows. and if they are not better
than any they now have. they can return them at
my expense. =. H. STARkE,
M 50 Main Richmond Va
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ARRIVED.
echr. Maria Pike, Crawford, Vow YORK, Ice, y.
srhr. Troisn, Cook. Boston, mdze.
Schr EsIite, Saunders. Alexandria PIE iIeh' -
n. AM h. nj. ]. simson, Ludfcrd N. c.. shin
sisssii pearl. Lank, New York. rye, Stearns co.
schr. Ann Pickerell. Palmer, Port Waifhaii, COAL
Schr. Lucy Robinson, DAVIS faii riSef' IN 0a'-
last c.r1En
schr. Island City. Goneskn, Down 'ne ''..s' " Nv
Schr. Mary Mott, Ireland, :. % /. i"
Schr. Henry Cole, Hazleton. -
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4 NOTICE. "a meeting Of the Stock
NY" will DO held at the Office of A. D. WILLIAMs.
on SATURDAY, 30th day oil July. at . o'clock, A.
ti9n q chapter u. Of the Code Of Virginia.
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OFFICIAL DRAWING
- = = CLASS ~,
!. a..~..,r. Geoysia. TDR DA ], July 18Th, 1852
- WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Managers,
Succcseors to SAMUEL SWAN Co.

Nos. pr,xesfNos Prixes.l Nos. Prizes, Nos.Prizes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-22

vi FANS-Cahoon's Broad Cast Seed Sower-
Straw Cutters of the following kinds: Daniels
Universal, Smiths, and Nelson's. Fresh Turnip
Seed, varieties below: Red Top Strap Leaf. Early
White Flat Dutch, Larse White Globe, Bnllock's
Heart. Swans Egg. Ruta- BaRa Large White Nor
folk, Dale's Hybrid. SevenTop Turnip. For sale
by GEORGE WATT h co