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-
ss's ..,.er,i1ns "a 1fr NORMA leading nemher
- - PAaladelphla prseA nov - Pasias syery
80 vs1sts his own Aaslusas IN slBaa etty, or
,.rn. 3 nay iittle 81 no atttntieH - s1e Rsst
~. q ia uaieh6cr. a cool phiiUsophy prevails
:. thss rcsreet. All ssFts Of oAdistes sid irrsg-
r,srssies ~ we'll N dress d 5Aahisn - - NOR
sls, ars so,erassd and ~ only remark Il win q
sbrur Of Ne shouidsf-"Wslh 1 suppose "
suits. ana u don't se4sssn usr 1hns, In the
s,rse.s. nsarly essry nation y represented, and
A tbs nasoeal coetunsTof each. Turks ar'-
psar II Turkish Aresen. 0rssks in 0recian,
Pcfssaa6 ID Pstsean, and sldccn head u tnrn-
a Is saks second lotk. This Il called personal
iiberty II rrAncs, and Il 4 . very comfortable
kfaa of lioorty. S1s 5ss a8ap
The Enxiish, who have political liberty, q
mare tmporsant articIs, do not compare Win
- French In personal freedom. a raey
French writer. n. JuLRs Ds PRKxERf, sat'-
rs.S.. IL 1 very amusing manner, this deisct OF
tn r. sissh, He says that one OF the prihc'-
mai causes ofsurprise to him In walking aion
fhe streets OF London, was to see himself all
:, oncs become curious animai. He felt up
hts hsok. thin king perhaps some facetious boy
,ni.ht have transferred him into walking
p,seard. There was nothing, however; but
he had moustachios and foreign air AT
homo. - exclaimed our French editor, "ycu
may have the dignity and nobleness OF the
Cid-you may be another TALxA but pass the
Chan nel-show yourself TO the English, and,
& In spite Of yourself, you become comic The
gs,rht OF q pair Of mustachios makes them roar
with lsuxhter, and they are In ecstacy Of fun At
. the spectacle Of rather brosd-brimnied hat.
A people must be very much bored to seize
soeh oceasions for amusing themselves"
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e. Afyisssfs 6seietJy W
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49, tsEts, - sesn thnf ~ ycrv aces.
X e = f =. "a 10 f1nmense fa
49, ~ 49, 80 - AHA "a tkfs ruarkef IA the
- -, - 1870 meath.
lTS. - r.s,.ss.S hrirlro 81 % Iyuchburx ex-
- =. So n c.,nrxe az con- tructfon crosses
~, n .,,es Riyer about one mile above the
sisv n e "a ~ zoo feet long. win four piers
.,.d ,,rn sbutrnents. mating ave- spans OF
a..s 49,. Tshs riers and sabutnenfs ara 10 be
orsis of .o,id James River granite One pier
on JUL " 20 the shu fmenfs ara counlefed. and
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DAMAGES RECOVERED FOR a RAILROAD AC-
cIDENT.-In the case of Jacob Sanger, against
the Virginia Central Railroad, carried up to
the Court of Appeals, the decision of the low
err conrt giving the plaintiff 5000 damages for
injuries sustained on said road, was confirm
ed The cars were thrown off the track by a
large stone left lyingnear the rails by the care
Iessness of some hands in the employment of
the conirac tors who were "balasting.' the road,
and the plaintiff had his leg broken. At the
trial the company contended that they were
not responsible for the acts Of the hands in the
employment of their contractors. The Judge
(Thompson) held that they were, and on this
point the case went up. The judgment amounts
to over 1000 at this time, exclusive of counsel
fees paid by the company.
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railroad. in the United state,

According to the Rail.cay annual, theayerage
cost of railways In the United States, per mile,
has been $40. 32s. In the Middle States, S40,9 Die;
in the Southern States, s22, 600 and in the
Western States, s3e,333. The list OF dividend
paving roads comprises IS among which two
nav an annual dividend of twelve per cent; nine,
ten per cent; two, nine per cent; ten, eigntper
cent; six, seven per cent. thirty,s'A per Cent?
five, 1--WE per cent; one, four per cent; one, TWO
and half per cent; and one, two per cent Inc
list of delinquent companies, on STOCK or oonds,
amounts TO thirty three. The total bonded debt
of the American railways, all of which mature
between 1850 and 1874, amount to siil, l9s702.
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MARTNE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, tvA.,) AUG. 81. 1882
High Water tAis day { Tarvsday) ~ o'clock.

ARRIVED,
Ship Henry Clark. CAPT. Brown. IRON LlxeIpooi
18th July. with 6I33 sacks salt. to Edw. VIM. dc
Schr r. C. stanard, Jr., BOOK, baltimore, guano,
'"o CLEARED,
Bark Courant, Oliver, for London, With ~ hnds.;
ia ha If hhds 1870 boxes manufactured tobacco ana
auicitron bark, by Chas. Palmer. 49,
SAILED,
Bark Fannie crenshaw, k,inson. South America,
-four, Crenshaw Co.
Bark Ann r. Grant, Swain, South America -four
Schr. Ansel;na Vancleaf. Lennon, Albany. via
Alexandria, coal. w. ID. Colquitt Co.
ScLr. Onrust, Thompson, down the river, light.
New YORK, August 29.-Arrived, schrs. Jessie
Richards and Emma v w arren; 30th, cleared, schr.
Marshall Chichester, Richmond, and d. B. Pitts,
Sands, Frederick sburg. Mk &c.,
NEW BEpFoRD. Aug; T.-Arriyed, schr. Amelia,
Wauser, Nansemond, Va. ss
Boston, Aug. T.-Cleared, schrs. Judge Blaney,
Ross, Wilmington. ~ c.; Hendrick Hudson, Cros-
by, Richmond; 18th, arrived, schrs. Hardscrabble,
Gregory, Norfolk, and Ella, Marston. Richmond.
PLYMOUTH, Aug. A.-Arriyed, schr. Snow, Nor
folk. 80 so.
Providence, Aug 28.-Schr. Robbins. Cherry
stone, Va; ship Carpenter, Fountain, and Caroline
Hall: Graham Richmond; E. j. Munsell, Kelly,
Norfolk
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The Harvest in England.

ThA Loadon tAug. ~ correspondent Of the
Nasiosal InssHigsseu says that the leading
subject OF iatersst there at that date was the
harvest which was then very general through
+. tho midland and even the northern countries
Of England, and was nearly completed In the
south, Thete was prevalent notion that the
wheat was AhScted by mildew. but not to any
alarming extent. II was thought that, should
the weather continue moderately favorable,
The produce would be probably above the ave.
ssss: The sudden and early ripening of the
GREG lad caused an increased demand for
eacf. and better wages were being given than
"a bean for several years past.
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- TO THE VOTERS OF THE
-1SA CITY OF RICHMOND have been
called upon and requested thronth the press BY "a
number of persons of different politics, asking me
to myself candidate TO f, n ~
the vacancy which has been caused by the reslg-
patton o MAEaAPgfE I9HSses Es9 # the S fdr
the Circuit Court Of the City Of Richmond. Now,
as it seems to be the wish Of good many voters,
irrespective of parties. shall have to respond to
their call and, scarcely without my own free will,
consent to be candidate for that office, condition
rHy, with sense of q diiiide1ce Of my ability to
DISCHARGE the duties of aid office with nnJefgned
rishteoasness, Judgment and Justice, If elected.
The condition is. thai. the good voters OF Rich
mond will not require of me to seek for all of them
and give them a hearty embrace. and cordial
shake of the hand to obtain their votes invite
them to fare snmptuously lest we should not all be
a Lazarus" who received better feast in after
time. | tell you. fellow voters, nforetime. that
am but poor hand to electioneer, and should
canvass the city, it will be for the purpose of get
Ing. acquainted with those who. do not know me,
and those who know me only by reputation, but
with whom | have never had any sociability Ny
offer to you for your xpression of confidence, is
grateful heart, and promise, should you elect me-
to enforc the iaws of God and man, which has
taus hit me the fraiity of human nature and the
proneness of humanity to err.
Obediently yours.
Sc 1-lt* q. ID. WOOTTON.
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EDUCATIONAL.

r S. SOURCES SELECT CLASSICAL
Il. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, CORNER OF
MAIN AND lsT STREETS.-The 18th session
vii! commence September 26th, 1859. The School
will he limited to such number of pupils as can be
GAMBIN in the French, and J. A. CALYO in
Drawing. Persons wishing to the Principal,
can do at any time before the opening. by naming
place of appointment, in note, through Post Office.
Sc lin - 1900 ss F
THE EXERCISES OF MRS. s. REEDS
SCHOOL will be resumed at her residence,
DAY in October, for a. session of nine MONTHS
The usual branches of an English course, with
She will be assisted BY lady every way qualified
to assume the duties. Terms made known on ap
plication. Sc l-dtSS &swtlO
AIRS. c. POYTHRFSS will re- open her
lH SCHOOL, for small children, on MONDAY,
Sept. 5th. the corner of Franklin and 30th sts,
in rear of the residence of H. L. Pairo, Esq.
au 30-eod3t
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TERRIToRIAL BANKs.--Judge Sears, of the
Third judicial District of Iowa, has decided,
in q suit instituted on a promissory note en-
dorsed to the Bank Of Tekama, Nebraska Ter
ritory, that all incorporated Banks in that
Territory are illegal, and all business trans
acted ny them rs corporations is in violation
of law. The decision lie given under the act
of Congress of 1885,
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r .sss g ! :, !. q - cir
$50 9 s u. ! ( ; .A.sss il q
PrrxSsps1v 4 HI axETs.A -. Mhsst g.
s:; ss;I - & . VIA 81 r. 90
81 \ !: 9.s sSs "a. q J. siss@ "a:
g. .y,s1Y.s.s Is5Sss deciae q u ssniss
bs56sS kNoNn. IobaSco.-lTne osssE yss $780,.
3 81; !. ~ sss lss rs ss Is 81
das were fnllg gmaiatssned h III 81 ~ saaes.
s AInxAxDsIA N AnxH4s. Aus. ss.--Ths T.slss =
quiet but psees 6rmsr The sscs.Its g !n. ~
F.., AZ ana 4 as
Germ is active ut S cents Rye wanted ano ssaes
Timoths sssd in fair supply and demand. at $50
1i7,S. Gusne 10 moving of rapidly. -
Nsrthern Markess.-[BY TEIxeRArH.l
NEw YoRx. Aug. 3l.-C Cotton has ,dovnwArd
tendency -uplsnds III. Flour declined l0@Oc
Southern sss5E. wheat suiet-white 9l39lSo
mixed SOC. Pork sdvsnc!n.; mes. elela-pEms
4l0.7s. Whiskey lower. and quoted 1t B>sc. hace
baoyant at 81 az Sugar buoy ant and sctlves-Ur
and quoted 81 sc. Rosin buoy ant.fnc - 2sas ..
TohMcco-The auction sale vas dull and lietoss.
There wore small sales of Havana NJ 9Aae4.-
Cattls.-Beeves-saies of 1900 head faiI 70 mo .
ding At @6ll. Sheep-sales 1900 head. swine
frm and active 4 ssHSA lor corr i se m VI. a.
ate. = -,
BALrfxorr, Aug. n-Flour firm and nnehsnyed
Wheat buoyant-wbite $lDA S1.@ hed 1.. ~
si Corn actiyewhite sssN sts os sslHr cts -
moss pork Sl6a 1888; prime 8 10; iaru ia 0sss'-
Ohio uhiskey 2SH cts 81 !. - =. -
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Imaginary slave Cargoes.

Three letters have been published within
about week in New York journal, from in
dependent and intelligent sources in Florida,
each declaring that all the stories of slave
cargoes being landed on that coast are totally
without foundation. There is said to be good
reason to believe that the only vessel that has
landed slaves from Africa, on any part of the
American coast, within the past thirty years
is the Wanderer.
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Abolition in Kentucky.

The Abolitionists of Maine have been contri-
buting to the establishment of paper Of their
sect in Newport Kentucky, the proprietor
having convinced them that 1t would exert
great influence. The Cincinnati Enquire, says
that at the late election the Republican ticket
got just Twelve votes in Newport and Camp
bell county out Of two thousand two hundred
votes taken-a fact which Is difficult to recon-
ciIe with the great influence of the Abolition
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A MAYOR IN THE PULPIr.-His Honor
Mayor Franklin S. Mills, of Trenton, N J. :,
also assistant editor of The True American
The Gazette and Republican, says:
Preached an able and instructive sermon AT
Ruslingville yesterday afternoon. He is a
noble specimen Of what man should beef
ficient alike In Church and State
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THE LADIES ON HANp.-The friends Of w.
N. IT. Smith, in the First Congressional dis
trict in North Carolina, rendered him the COM
pliment Of an immense Notification at Gates
county, on the 18th inst. 1t is stated that
there we're not less than one thousand ladies
and two thousand gentlemen present.
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DEArH.-Maj. Abraham S. Woodbridge, for
many years representative in the Virginia
House of Delegates from Chesterfield county,
died in Albemarle on the 2ith inst In the
war OF 1912, Maj w. held the post Of aid to
General TAYLOR
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DEATH OF AN Elk .CoNoREssMAN.-Hon N.
II. Claiborne died very suddenly at his resi-
dence, in Franklin county, Va, on the morn
ing of the 18th of August, in his SD year. He
served this State many years in Congress, and
was loved and respected by all who knew
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Sc 1T

R PROF. wATSON'S FIRST ES.
b. SAY ON THE FISH AND FINNY
TRIBE QUESTION.-The whole Globe again
taken by storm
STASZAS.
JONES & AMENS give q call,
Next to our friend kirby's stall;
Fair Richmond's citizens look out
For SPOTS or SALMON, best of TROUT.
JONES & AMENS, both IN Co.,
No better FISH no man can show;
CRABS and OYSTERS in the season.
To pass their stall it is a treason.
Ye powers. to see the lovely TROUT,
So fresh and nice. all locking out,
SPOTS and HOG-FISH, very nice
You never can begrudse the price.
Because their Fish are fresh and clean,
No better Fish can here be seen;
But more of this. our friends, anon
TOM WATSON is still on his throne Sc l-2ts
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LAND SALR-Spring Hill, belonging to the
estate Of the late George Todd, of Caroline
county, Va, was sold on Monday. 1t contains
fifteen hundred and sixty-eirht acres, and
brought S2i.75 per acre. ], Washington, of
King and Queen, was the purchaser.
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SuIcIDE.--Mrs. Bird Fitzpatrick committed
suicide at Union Springs, Ala, on the Goth
ult., by hanging herself She rose before day.
light from the side Of her husband, and going
into the yard in her night-dress hung herself
TO the limb Of q tree. She was dead when dis
covered
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TERRIBLE FALL.-On Friday evening, a lit.
tie son of Mr.. Lewis Carey, of the Lookout
House, fell OF a precipice near the hotel, about
1e5 feet, and was instantly killed. The little
fellow fabout five yearsI was much mangled
Chattanooga (Tsna.1 Gasefte.
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Agricultural Societies.

Illinois, the great "granary" of the North
west, has IS agricultural county societies; New
York II; Indiana 76 Pennsylvania IS; Ohio
6S; Iowa 46; Massachusetts A.
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- SHOCKOE HILL GENERAL
90 AGENCY.-G. w. II. TYLER, Office on
Marshall. between 9th and 7th streets. continues to
RENT OUT HOUSES. HIRE OUT NEGROES;
SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NEGROES, and
acts as a GENERAL AGENT. He returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
for two years past. au3l-6m
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MrNIFICENT BKQUEsT.-A liberal gentle
man of New York has given $4,000 to the
New York Colonization Society, to endow
college in Africa
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Fatal AcoIpKNTs.-A negro owned by
John Taylor, Of Culpeper O H., Va, was
killed last week by the kick of mule, and
another belonging TO John Boutwell,, of Caro-
line countv, Va, was drowned in a millpond
near Port Royal. Aa ,ff
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GREAT FIsHINo.--A correspondent writes
us that, on the 25th inst, at single haul of
the seine at Piney Point, 3,s03 yellow fin ned
trout were secured-by far the largest lot ever
before caught at a haul on the Potomac
WASH Star
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w,vs.s = r.,ia a ana Franee.

In a very sensible speech on the subject Of
national tlefences, which Mr.. coBDEx lately
made In the House Of Commons, he adduced
facts as TO the late comparative increase Of the
nayies OF France and England, to show how
much the prevailing apprehension Of . French
invasion was unfounded. Taking the whole
force Of sailing vesselsAnd steamships togeth-
er. he fonnd thatin 1852 the English navy had
AS vessels, and in 1858 IL had no fewer than
700 vessels; showing an increase Of 2s5 In six
years. The French, In 1854, had, Of steamers
and sailing vesseis together, go, and In 1855
they had 40s, showing an increase Of only p
or war steamers France has 264 and England
aox
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Tn HANOVER COUNTY couRT-July 2sth

II
Joel B. Watkins, suing in behalf of himself and)
OF all other creditors Of James D. Winston
who may come in and contribute towards the
costs ol THIS SUN ..-............. PfH, -
James b. Winston, William Q. Winston trustee =
ston, Samuel ove,ton, Winston and Powers. :
Breeden, Fox and Company; Keen and Com: z
SON, WILMA O. winston, executor Of Wiz VIZ 6
liam T. II. Pollard and as executor of John :
s Il Georges ass r. h Psr ona w W.
well, executor OF L. I. TaIaerro. creditors
named IN the ,s said deed of trust, dated 2ath
T4s ssa.t ao,R Hdadgs sTdsI and decree that
day of December, 1857, and exhibited with the BILL
render before Commissioner of the Court an ac-
deed, exhibiting the whole amount of the trust
fund received BY him and the manner in which he
manning in his hands; and the said Commissioner
Is also directed to take account OF all the debts
security on the satR day Of December 1857, and
which the principal debt Is unable to paw, with
hs ne ssd
liam o. Winston. trustee, applicable to their pay.
ment. which said several amounts the said Conn
missioner VIII state and report TO this Court, with
any matter specially stated, deemed pertinent by
himself or required to be so stated by any of the
parties; and the said Commissioner Is directed to
give notice, by advertisement. once week for at
least four weeks. in one or more Of the newspapers
81 she aa s. hod III aas
AGAINST him as security, to come forward and prove
notice OF the time and place Of taking the said
trustee account, which publication shall be equlva
lent pSss aRSS 'es Rfls
The parties interested in the foregoing decree
G tae
my office at Hanover Court House, for the purpose
cree, when and where they will attend by ten
O'Clock A NJ, with such evidences as may be neccs-
sary for me to execute the same.
Sc l-dlawt29ths R Q. boswell comr.
ExCHANGE HOTEL AND
In presenting this card to the public, we return
RpR hikHs
courasement that our previous efforts and labors
assss 1Shs F ria With BALLARD
are now the PIoprietcrs Of the Establishment,
and each one pied ses himself 10 do what the CON-
fort convenience and requirements of their guests
We desire to keep and maintain, what our IL
cense calls for, q FIRST CLASS HOTEL and we
tahiishment a. con Portable Is possible. With POI.
lite asenfs and ready, pfopps aad attentive ser-
yanis, We s she srdsavor e afford complsfe sats
eesntsr.sf tie influence q I 6s:sis:s Iua,oi. !:
have been 10 bsster condtioa 70 entertain visitors
tended closure. VI desire oar 5ris.4s e notice as
false and styanssys intending % VISIT = yllfat
s.s ,s. sisspas Sm
ussi Is Is. q Soss1 5os sRGAR Propsssor
saS SS5Rr H .s eoz &. Cs.s
quality, ai g per load. For ssis = 3 Hrr,Se
.,-.. 9sssa Near .hs 81 pe y. = bepcct.
-rAsera
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VS SHOCKOE HILL BUILDING
90 FUND ASSOCIATION.--Th monthly
meeting Of this Asssoeiaton, will be held THIS
received from 4 o'clock P. NJ. until the honr Of
meeting. Y. BARGAMIN,
Sc lit Secretary.
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:D~A s T ON E-CuTTER'Sa ASSOCIATION:
will be held at '.Schad's Hail. on SATURDAY
tendance is requested there will be an election
of officers for the ensuing six months.
Sc l-2t* l.. MACCABE.
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blows, PLOwS, PLOWS.-I would inform
h. Rs~s hs ere h6 sy wheat
in use. 1t has been tested in the same fields with
all the pows in in this section Of country, and
aso fail assortment Of Il the asy
PLoWS, SONS, Of which have % much improved
aa WI Hs I'D Ss nhf sss isss h
sso e. 1sss
all Of which will sell - low as they can Be- boug HI
elsewhere. Farmers who deal with me will find that
every effort will be made to supply them with ak
a liberal s ai.count msds to msashsnt.s
nsEEDs Of all kinds. r. II; sTARKE.
su so--lw sdoors above ST. Charles Hotel 81
FER have now on hand a
4 MOI Peruvian GUANo, inspected a. Boil
Glide Island GuANo, in prime order,
Reese's Manipulated GTANO,
4 Th,.e MeSica r GuA!.iNso9xo
ers. Tau a-iwI scHAER, koHIERs ps' e..
TKEDEGAR IRON sYSshs.n Vs..
E Il WY FIAT s.
sEI9hEHn ss 81 w 6 Tsass,
p AaxaFFsT irssssi1skif = AT
Pa WI lslS6,. WHIST MILLS, AND SUGAR.
Of :. s1lns bss IsSS q B cc
ment. = 3 an sim
NOTICE. The Subscribers End il necessary,
In order TO carry on theIy business T. sell goods
e1eiusiyeiy Tor cash, from Sept LIST, 1853. z.
fhankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
On the hoass fer the pAst few ysAEs, w hope, By
ssss d y 2 aTn is Ma. II =
au 3l-ts
VEAY SUPERIOR r NNE 2GE y
y WHITE VIBRATING subscriber has "a
sale go hushes very clean Teunoueoo WHITE
WHEAT, Of superior quality. Amy person wish
lng e pqrch -, Will Ple.ss addrsao him. Water
D9s an. e eh's'''ae'a' JOHN r. Wake.
/ 4 NAAE CHANCE 10 Make I0NEY.-
i he city i offered Ia ~. Il 3 oesssd Il Is
centre 81 bussAsss.. and The pfopfissug being 4
sssioS s. aai q & skis IL 90 ~
p01TEAND SUGAR AND YIUP-Fo
as sse LxG. D. DAvxxronr.I
We 80. ~ N9HFs !: :.l: sss.sl: &
| a. 19 :x G. ii pAyKNlQRT.
OK 9nIe PnIME 9llI111SIEE6 VINE
Al - ~ .s - 8 B isoanx,
| :3()O - %: 4
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-01
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