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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-29
IANEs WILLIAMS
RENEWAL OF THE CHINESE wAR

The Philadelphia North imericdR gves the following
version of the that have induced this fresh
break
The allied force sent mp the Peiho river TO IS
cort TO Pekin the English and French Ambassadors IL
previous well known that the Chinese notwhstand-
ing their treaty spulatons hostile to the residence
of the foreign ambassadors Pekin and that more es-
peeialy the imperial government did not contemplate
the approach OF the event with any satisfaction Resist
ance was deemed not only possible, but probable and
the armed force therefore deemed necessary to
tcct the envoys But the passage of this force up the
the chinese seem TO have been resoutey bent on
venting it. They have done 20 edectualv for at the
mouth OF the Peho the gunboats of the allied squadron
have been attacked by the forts with such spirit as to
sink five of them and the loss of FIVE hundred men
We read in the Geographic dispatches that the defend
OF the forts numbered twenty thousand men, that the
guns worked b, than was ever known before in
China and finally that the Russian faces were plainly Wis
IDLE among them. II is truly strange that the Emperor
OF Russia should have the temcrv to send soldiers 10
China TO fight against the forces of such nations
the English and the French IT, indeed he has done so
and though Is that Russian influence has always
been strong At Pekn and the residence there of English
and French ambassadors must be contemplated with dis
ABSTRACTION by the Russian statesmen vet the risk of
another with such tremendous allies seems too
great for the mere protection of Russian interests in Chi
ma In any event, fear this will prove a dear victory
for the Chinese II will reopen war and probably cause
them the loss Of many thousands of lives millions of dol
somewhat puzzled to find that the were mixed
up with the affair. Our steamers seem to have towed
some Of the allied boats the scene of action Nv what
authority this done imagine Our govern
ment has throughout the whole of the troubles ip
the China seas, kept steadily aoof from the possbl-
lily of hostile collision. Ia this fresh difficulty more
especially, ought have been free from association
with the beligerents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-29

fEoN CHNA.-The dispatches from China to the Navy
Department reported as not differing from some Of
the published accounts except that the American minis
ter Mr. Ward, accompanied tie expedition up the river
toward ekin and present the battle before the
Chinese forts As British vessel rescued the American
one which grounded in FIRST attempting passage the
compliment was returned by towing up unks containing
British forces
Is stated that the cause OF difficulty sprung from
suspicion of bad faith in the Chinese officials al Hong
Kong who were supposed have been sent down from
Pekn 10 procrasnate matters until after the expiration
OF the period at which the Publications of the treaty
we're TO be exchanged at the latter point
There - reason to believe that Government has
ah in the intentions of the present British ministry TO
execute the Clayton-Buwer treaty, but Sir VIM Gore
OuseIey IS denounced as ineifcient-Bnlt Sn,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-29

JrvNLE RonRSRs CNr.-A party Of juvenile VA
grants some twelve 10 number recently organized them
selves INTO society for The purpose Of robbery dock
mievinT, &C. fhey took possession % a large cave i'm
tho ddchil, on The vest de Of the river Thcy chose
their captain and Fere progressing very smoothly when
harshal Crag bounced u upon them one night rccepty
They we're all sleeping hunks with the excepfion ~
The guard who took 70 his heels on the approach on e
officer. Two or three others made their osospe One
Of these boys i only SIX years old He said bs rrep.
10 nc Of drunkenness, kicked him ont Of doors The
other boys aaid they hsd no home or friepd Tev et
only live by stealing aud advice Of one Of their nun
ber who bad read Mike Martin and other yellow cover
ed books OF That sort band Of robbers was formed
and cave taken possession Of The boys were e4ap.
med 10 the Police Court aud sent 20 the STATE Reform
Farm there 70 remain uodl discharged by sw.-Ci,vs.
iaHd PiaiRd,alv,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-29

ltAtiN HosrlrAL AND rm Waffle Medical report
Of the hospitals in Italy has just sppcared in Paris and Il
very interesting There lees than a. 600 wound
ed including Austrlns and Piedmontesc admitted into
these establishments The proportional quantity Of DANCE
rous wounds was exceedingly great The surgeons Of
the Republic found only 10 five six but now one
out every two assumes that character Il il accounted
tor by shape Of bale which Is cylindroconc They
traverse the air With immense rapidity enter the fesi
with great force, and break the bones whereas the old
spherical ball turned 70 the right or left sometimes
merely grazing the asull ribs which seldom now oc
cf ~ chor0iorm the cdvanages spoken Of IN The
highest terms Not only has 10 caused inseusbity du-
ring operations but has soothed the DYING moments OF
those who were irecoyerble from the nature Of their
WOUNDS inc ne" dsiuectiuF agent has been found OF
the utmost service. Applied TO the most diseased sur
faces u has checked purescence, and given healthy
character IN short time 10 the worst Of wounds Car.
BOMBED lint has bCcu introduced as0 with great
as dsutecDg agent preventing the fstid odor thar IL
20 d'gustingin military hospitals Altogether II seons
that modern civilization has rendered the field Of battle
more dangerous than formerly but supplied il with means
Of alienation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-29

kxrounks caALLxNek TO NJ BLoSpls.-rhe local
editor OF the Mexican IN. " Ctren throws the fol-
lowing challenge to n. Bondn:
"A single telegraph wire shall be extended from the
American to the Canada shore, without single guy d.
reety over the casaact at Niagara Falls Tho local OF
TINS paper wearing pair of cowhde boots and dressed
In the costume OF female Dutch cook will proceed 10
the middle oil the wrc, with n common clay pipe as
balancing pole driving before him hog and a COW and
carrying on his back cooking coop OF chickens
bed and bedding. keg OF lager beer BARRIERS chair
and various cooking utensils lie will then unload him
sell aud immediately go TO bed After Of Rf-
teen minutes he will rise dress himself take glass of
beer MIX the COW, XIII the hog aud dress IT, cook fresh
pork Tor breakfast, after which he win a VOLTS meal
lie VIII then throw one hundred aud thirty
sucking an egg while In the air at each revolution
ing the last time on the tip Of the horn and while
IN this posion viii take the chicken COOP and after hay
ing taken the chickens time and wrung their
necks eonsecuuvely will balance the coop the tip end
OF his nose balance the cookngstovc his right hand
thumb, balance the bcdstesd his left thumb nc the
same time finishing the beer and making Dutch speech
TO the admrng crowds either shore. Aftcr which
alter the manner OF Levi Norths celebrated horse act
the local will perform the COW The foreman
OF TINS paper viii then the wire blindolded
and shaeked walking his hands Then there will bc
representation OF Heenan and Morrsscys prize fight
IN which the local and foreman will exchange sundry
knocks and kicks and black The last will be
both parties standing their heads and will in this pre-
dcament play rub OF twenty one games OF old sedge
Tor the treat OF all hands The whole conclude with
representation OF some of the loving in Romeo
and Juliet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-29
Mr. Davis, speech.

We transfer 10 columns a synopsis Of the speech
recently delivered in Baltimore by the Hon Henry WIN
TIA DAVE the able and distinguished Opposition mem
Der Of Congress from that city. We are sure it will be
read with deep interest and pleasure by all who wish
well 70 the country and look upon the Democratic party
the author Of all the i that aiict the body polite
Mr. DAVIS Is no ordinary man. On the contrary, he is
Of the very first men, in many respects in the whole
country Talented fearless and conscientious he does
what be conceves to be his duty regardless Of personal
consequences. He is cordially hated by the Democracy
and no wonder for he Il everlasting thorn in the side
Of that corrupt and unPrncipled organization Long
may be- live to las the Democracy with whip Of scor.
pons'
AS the National hfsHigeRccr- properly remarks. the
adlrcs Of Mr. DAVIS will strike every reader a. one Of
signal abHty and which must command the respect Of
M Of whatever shade Of politics for is manly ndepen
dsnce considering the circumstances Of his position
while the logic Of hs argument will he admired even Ly
those who may agree with him IN political sentiment
We recommend Mr. DAVIS speech 10 the attentive pc
ru'il Of our reader' Wings and Democrat. Iisama.
tey md Eloquent effort well worthy Of the study Of the
patriot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-29

Soys 90 MALTA" Jeems' was recently initiated into
be order Of the Sons Of Malta and graphically describe
Do introduction into The vale OF ysery" ~ follows
You are first grabbed and thrown into tab Of cold
water aud forthwith Fcveral large begin 70 stick
pms INTO You Hauling you out 81 the lob Of water
they rush You into another department and now new
men make hinge after you, dressed IN Disguise and i'm.
medlaey commence pouring hot moasscs into your hair
and boots Meanwhile stream Of cold water r flooded
on 70 you, and dressed in black thrusts nun
box IN front Of you aud al AZ you begin 20 snecze
vocerously, and the eager crowd begins 10 laugh and
hurrah' Showing you further along The chief men add
grab you by the nose hair and coatts
'na 70 1hs way ~ sTsFS blt Of dry goods oose from
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS, IySTJ1UTp

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE. "
SCHOOL OF DESIGN.
fI'HE School Of Design Virginia M,ehanIr n,l,ut. %
be opened for the admission o Scholars evening Of
rharsday and saturday evenings. the lat Of April isS
h San h,n,q1es have been engaged teachers
ne Is ay competent 70 perform All The duties satisfactorily
The more intricate banhss ofMAibsnSiie, Lectures iii b.
p.s,.d lin 80 Sasy svsnng on some practical subject
eo ysy ,5s g a VII BE- made 70 ensure the comfort q
sJ ~ no ' 70 a,s1G VII apgly either q the underTn
ssheae. can be obtained and without one viii be sS
Terms-t5 per session Of three months.
Tnos. y. WINNIE,
y an khhshI
,szt-oivSM"4Flm Com on School Of Design
GrsrHiL srrrNrsrEsDrsr's orncE v4TRR,
ID EsoLUTIoys ,io,,.a ~ S' SI1 sep, 2!d $50
IL road Company IN relation u, nc v sSd IShnssise Rat"
,,, , ,aai he member q ne various Agricultural So
sna be passed 70 and from said Fairs the virginia
Re.'' Thsi the shah he charged upon All AMI
m and articles going 10 The Fairs Of the Agricultural Societies
3 R,.o,,@ ma, all such animal. article. having gone
bsss 70 e point from she they Of chsfss and %
be refunded charge, paid going dosS upOS d, .Ga oSa "
hbied either the Aforesaid Hsirs A''uAiV sA
1 R, TIA, The psse',s a,,endan,, q animal. going
attendance said animals
R,' .G .,. Company e .ssn.slns
S.'Rl' 1sy S & sS s % s for ''
.s-iu S Sffi, q a,n nee S' sSS,u,.na.
DEMOvAL.-we hereby notify our customer. ana the pu,
Coach our large apd ven arraarsd store No 70 Msn
street next door 70 hesss Dudley Co. and opposite
making large addition. 10 our s,oet both ~ Hard
ware and Coach maea BY direct importation from Brmug
ham nnd h,d and BY purchases from American anufseto
equal In quality terms they can he bought
10 NE NORTHERN markets i'ei' VANLEW, TAYLOR co.
SEGAHsi sRGAHs I 0noo segar, from common a.
- superor, and comprising ~ he
~, fof safe BY BRIDGHoRD 90, on The pocE.
STOCK FOR sALR.-.
| - 80 Bank o. Comm nEealih Stock
600 Virginia Tennessee Rail Rosd Bonds
hanassas oap DO. DO. do.
'e2s-9t IsAAcs TAYLOR
| zoo ToDDs EXTRA sUGAR-oUaRD TIA MS
/ 49, '"' sA'' ~ WOMhh CLAIBORNE
- Baes Iron lenders Brssshesd Polished Steel Ffe lions
sfonsa lis ron s.nd Copper and Jappaned Hods Jap
.,qs joIissow ~ p ii,i No. ia MAI,
DiS ks HIyHFo ls RgoTREEFALc ASp SsoHY gas
o. sud by The dozen or hall dozen Ie sle osss, By
Importers and Dealers In HardWare Cutlery Guns A.
sel' sign 81 ihe Cross Cut Saw, No. ~ Main street
| DEN AND POCKET KNIVES, Scissors and Razor.
ot Rofrcf Wosienhom and Butchers manufacture, ~
ahe 70 oasr. Would respectfully Al 10
/ cah JOHNSTON A BRANsROHD,
"a. M. t2a Main street
100 snITuPIELD PAmILY HAMS, r.yy ~.
se7s woNBLE 4 cLkInoRSE
| WADswOHTH, TUnNRn A co.
HIVE Just received superior Virginia manusetured Failed
Z, .s,.S' 20 Az S s.. a. ss 5'd s,Ts.I suitable
FF' TtaR RiyySpou
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II s;M: sIENMsHIP RSoAsNoKE.- ,fsSf

Couch, at o'clock NJ FRIDAY The Si6 inst
Passengers requested 20 be time Tickets
and bcrths secured Office opposite wharve
on board ship Passage to New York Included
Meals extra sser.ge passage - Passage to Norfolk
by the river boats Excursion Ineu
ding meals and good by of the
freght received day Thursday O'Clock
p NJ Friday unless sueieney be
Consgnees requested 20 send for their goods day.
seq AZ A ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-29

FALL AND WINTER SUPPLIES
SCHOOL BOOKS SCHooL STA 7YOSERY PIANO
FoRTBS GUITARS AND NTSIC
j MES WOODHOUSE 81 co.
EsPECrfULLI invite the parents and
IL all others Interested, to the extensive stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS
with which they supplied present season. all
The Primary Elementary aud advanced BOOKS
editions. Their stock Of
SCHOOL STATIONERY
large and complete every article necessary for
educational purposes. In the department Of
Z a N O. Fort q =
there Is nothing lacking visit Supplied
VIII satisfy that complete 81 go-f r
HeHfs could scarcely collected together They hay. vao.
grades for sale Those % elegant
sons no have 20 crafty their suited 20
OF moderate desires while humber NAV m
instrument durable and palmer costly
case. They have for sale the sweetest-tonei -
Or II tarS
made IN the world They besides,
Peor to those OF foreign this country T
Instruments made by MARTIN and persons should r.s
Der this name, when they want good GUITAR have Also
D.:S!. ~ ssssis sNgpA SRIe sn- r..-.. - am. ,
@ boohs Tor these Instruments SINGING BOOKS
aCiIAk AND HARP STRINGS TUNING PoRKs. TI;SiNn
hhMMnhsi HOUR AND HALP-HoUR GLASSES MUSIC yo
LOS PIANO STOOLS MEIoDEONS Ae Ac All Of shish IN
be furnished at moderate prices - ~ -''e' VI"
a liberal discount made o
Orhefs wrompty and faithfully attended
PlANOfORfks tuned and repaired 80
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

FINHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION Win e.,h ..,,,.,
surplus Of nearly 900, prepared to issue porir.
on e above descriptions OF risks
similar Institution 10 the state respectfully ask har. Of m,
pronage OF the public Applications received AZ m. oL
nee No l56 second door Of
where the officers Will eheerfuy give any inform alton ur
All losses promptly and literally adjusted f-
DIRECTORS:
mas, \ WORKMAN, John H. Claiborne
VIA. = Ioinpkin-, Robert NJ. BartoA
Sehh . wilson, Thos A
~ 1sr-ti Geo. " Gwaihmey,
'oi'h l. sahleu, Prs J. BArns
po,..- -, DAVID CURRIE, Pre.r.
hpAs'H ~ inAFNlNN Hecy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-29

NoRroLE LlDr,-The New York Daily News % Sat.
urday says Miss ~ Haines Butt accompanied by the
son OF the gallant Gen Paez visited Laura Keenss on
ersfn
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douglas DisctpIint---Southern Anu-DounIns
mon 90 be KIckcI out OF Tic RnrlK.


The Cincinnati EHg0rcr Of the organs Of the Nor
theru Democracy thus proposes TO punish Senator CLAW
for his protest against Dougas as a Presidential card
date
A SryarOn OvEUHok Fu.--S snstor Clay. Of Alabama
has made q speech Huntsville in that State in which
he declared that he would not vote Tor Senator Douglas
or any other man who cntcrains similar views even II
he be nominated unanimously by the Charleston Couven.
ton There must ALEC be a Congressional slave code
provision Inserted boz the Charlcson Platform Ne Clay
will leave We further states that he s not aud
or viii he. "a National Democrat After these declara.
ons Clay fhould be- treated exactly Hale and Trumbu
wcrc--as renegade 10 the party. The doors Of our
organization should be slammed in his face
% 81 tru. enough. a contemporary Observer that
the anti.Doucls ia thc South will read ia the above
che hfc that go for them the haud, Of The
Northern Democracy How DO they Ike it9 l. this the
party which Southern Democrats are daily assuring The
people g "thc only national organization to which 10,
south can look for safety n Southern Democrats who
rcfasc o support Douglas 10 be clas'ed with such wiz
RB0sGouists ~ Hale aad Trumbullif they are be de
neoaes rs fenegsdes The Democratic party, an,
the door Of the orptnzaton IN be sloRyped ~ he
ssc,s4.yrsy cen what the Soafh 10 receive fron
snch olpgsnissdon'
We wohld propound this qpcery to the anti DOugla
pemocfaa Of the s,u,h; II they are 10 be licked
81 lhe Dsocrae PARTY would Il not b better Cor then
+, 49,, evf ~ once spd Of their ovp secord'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-29

-e,, FACT NUMBER ONE. $685.
nat c,adsro Eescr Dye rsssn .n.yssd By Dr.
chitOn the ns, Chemist In Ams lie Pronssnoe. Dye
scLVrsis HAkslESs 10 the hair aud akin.
FACT NUMBER TWO. n
Exe~lsicr Dye he elects. produces he a,p-
heal color moo, TIA, q natures and ae
,asi sensAsns iesuss~ hair m. fact sssab.h.
ed BY competent amdaviA Isl ~
FACT NUMBER THREE
TIE ssic- Dye have per ee.t IN e.<
year. and respectable druggist nnd.
ee.ssry keep Standard arfei< soid sv.ry-hs, and
applied by all hair Dresser Cadoro. No Heas. New
York. se2i-dAuim
THE ELEVENTH TRI-ENNI-
49, al Meeting Of the Gen. Prcst Episcopal Sunday
school Union aud Church Book society," he Psn
osssss Richmond Va on "wednesday night October s'h
The sermon viii be preached By the G. Coke D. and
a collection taken In aid % the Society
An adjourned meeting reading report
Ing the claims Of the Society viii be held the place
.es'-,d IsXAoM rurrLx. seey.
The rrennai Meeting Of Manager. Of the
Protestant Episcopal Sunday School union Church
eie.y .il be held 81 Paas Church. Richmond va FRIDAY
night The nh Of October At e'elock
sr1s-tam ISAAC N FUTILE seer,tarx
GO To q. w. MuNNIs' PHOTO
OS-SS GRAPH AND ZINE ART GALLERY, siT MAIN ST,
and his and beautiful Rooms nns Of A
hat decorate the ws Every variety 70 the
ot"Eraphc art there be beauty
TAKEN IN every form aud variety
mas n'rodnced eoiored In water oil eoor miniature
e size making pleasing miniature WATER effective portrait
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TIVE TAR MS so nshLEIN KING GKonGE


AcresHAN purchased larger
RoSElAND and UNION In the county King Georse-
Rfeand contains @ and situated the
Potomac, adjoining Hows Ferry. This square p
shape Level aud dark soil
adapted 70 the growth Of wheat, clover
very improvsbe Its location renders the
kes Oysters, dsh and Wild foS abundant
large portion Of this
the water and profitable 10
UNION contains 800 Is three public
ing the Potomac ve the Rappahan
mock SOD Is medium everything clay sub soil easily
waited and improved and productive Of peculiar
Of nbdc About 200
and timber much Of which valuable locust chestnut cedar and
be sold.
NJ W White, manager at Potomac View,
Address, JOHN WASHINGTON,
se3s-cif Cartons o., King and Queen county Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-29

An OLp RSLIc GoSrl-The incendary's torch has
nrcd aud DESTROYED the old building In Westmorcand
county, Va In which President Monroe was born The
house bad been unoccupied for some TING.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-29

III ~ M.STFAMSHIP YORKTOWN. dfEs,
~. The foRkrhwN, Capt, Parrish, viii hence Sith.S
forward leave Richmond nj o'clock a. NJ MoNDAYr ihs
three steamers COMPRISING this line will follows viz
The YORKTOWN on Monday afternoon stI
The JAMESTOWN Tuesday
The ROAsOKE Friday
For New York, via City Point, Norfolk Portsmouth
IUpLAM A wArSnx
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AXLEs, SPRINGS. &c.

AXLES, SPRINGS. &c.
10000 LBS. Iron AIls., con@On, y pat, improved TIA
1OOOO &c, 10
iO9 lbs, fomlnsOns French Springs 10 10 nl.ts,
oOeOo Phiad'a Carriage andtlre Bolts
200 sets lIuhS
lv DO Jersey Hickory and Oak spokss; rims shafts &C
bnaneed Curtan Collar and Dash Leather
Laees, Rnges Bands Trimmings Of .yrTy
All OF which has been purchased the Mpufarure
and to cAsH buyers offered a. los ~
they can be bought In the Northern cifi~s. "
81 Main street, nearly opposite 81 chafie" Hotel
Richmond.
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0<trs SrkrUr OF JEyrEasoS--We are pleased 10 leAra
That there prospect Of the Of Jefferson which
Sat has modelled for the State Of Virginia. being nish
cd Tor delivery within twelve month"; II Il nov n tho
hands OF the last workman hnishcr who will complete
u under the direction of the plishcd artizt The
block OF marble, OF which have seen a specimen has
proved 20 DC Oh inc very hrs' order-Soroik Aryss
MAURICE SrRAxoscu.-This musical artistic arrived m
New York on Monday from Europe being accompanied
ey an operstc troupe Of twentytwo arstes incnudng
Msdemoiseles Cruseli Adcne Speranga and Crisciman
no. Also, Manager Sale, OF the French theatre with
twelve Partisan comedians.
An On RsLIc Goxr The incendary's torch bas
bred aud DESTROYED the old building in westmoreand
county, Va In which President Monroe born. The
house had been unoceupied for time.
RANGE OF rHE TakRMOMKTER
AT RANDoLPHs BOOKSTORE. isi MAIN ST, sept IS
To,en. seen so'e,i.
90, 0oo..: ::;::::.::: IS <
following Agents who Is too veilno-n
In his own State TO need endo,ns read With asre-,
by DyT<ptics: .r ~
Mss.. s,v w r0x,. g, L.s,ses. n n. Feb ~ isse
prs. .no,hs, Roy Of o.gv.satef B nearly out
%eser Of my family Who hss derived advantage nom
demand for the Rer. Thsr pS pr Esls ~
which ;,sa,.sS 70. truth asssis S.a
ss,f,S 10 i, sTsis nat ps.s
the o~yvesdtof Bsters '>'''-' " ''''' !" '"'s '"
se2S-d,e1wiw GFo krSnpicK
~ Boots shoe. or aai,sr Of good quality no to
AkN NIL co.'s. and cant get there do no,
knO~ where you ind them.
~ Notice TO Country Merchants Waiting
Richmond this Fall.-we would most rr.pee fully cali
their attention to our stock OF BOOTS and SHOES
sell Low Tor cash or to Paneiup ere,
ALEX HILL CO,
s~i6 iss Main st, Richmond, Va
MARRIED,
On Tuesday evening the 9th nst
Church, by the Rev ". u. Hoge, n MILLER and
Miss ALMkRiA, daughter % Saml awrs Esa of All. y
MARINE NEWS