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spAIDTyws pREpARED GLUE

A S accidents will happen. even in veil regulated
IA families, it is very desirable to have some
cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture,
Toys, Crockery, &c.
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NOTICE.
WTAG0NS, Carts and Wheelbarrows, manufac-
w tured by the undersigned. Also, repairing
and blacksmithing done short notice in the
city of jackson, near the toll bridge.
Maya 6o-wtf JN0. KERNS.
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1860 RAILROAD TRAVELLING 1850
New Orleans, Jackson and q at Northern
20W - =

@0W -. -; =
4 bASSENGER Trains leave New orleans, at the
Depot OF the Company, corner of CalIope aid
Maguolia streets, at SOC a. M.'and at 500 P. NJ
and arrive at New Orleans at 800 P. NJ, and at
$50 A. NJ; daily, Sundays included.
Trains leave Jacks.n going north at 5:45 P. NJ
and at $40 A. NJ; and gong south at l0:47 A. n.
and at HIS P. NJ.
Trains connect at jackson with Southern Rail-
road Trains for Vicksburg and brandon, and at
Canton with Mississippi Central Railroad Trains
going north.
Children three years old and under, free. those
over tree and up to twelve years old, half rrice
all over twelve years Of age, full fare.
Through tickets to all principal cities, North and
East, can DO obtained in New Orleans the ticket
Office of the Company, adjoining No 46, St Charles
street opposite tho st. Charles Hotel, at the De-
pot.
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lands! LANDsiI 'LANDsIT
DEkSohS Eishihg 10 bay, fel, or pay /, rss
on lands In this State, eaa have the ssms -.
ssnded to By application to tbs undersieued R.f.,
Eoo . so0--tf lab.
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VIM Estelle, Aleek virden, JP Jones,
E Bsrksdale, ] L Bramlett, = Moody,
DR. Capiness, SDPadelford, Mrs. Bass,
Lag Lindsey, Gen Freeman, Steele,
W Bowen, Mangum, Dan Allen,
Mrs Barrett, Col Mulhein, RiveS,
Hugh MARKHAM, Beverly Blunt, TW Parvls,
" ellis Harrell, Mrs EIilzheim, HI Smyth,
Bankston, ]. J johnson, Maj Austin,
Morrison.
JACKSON, March, 1st., 1850.
In July 1859. purchased Of Rufus Arnold, one
Of Scovell d Goodies Sewing Machines, for the
use of the State Prison and has been in constant
ever aimee, and Iconsder its performance equal
tosny other machine A. II. HARDIN,
Superintendent of State Prison.
JACKSON, January 11th, 1850.
have used one of Scovile L GoodelPs Sowing
Machines for six months, and End it to give entire
satisfaction, j. 4 HARGROVES.
RUFUS ARNOLD,
March 30 'so-tf. Agent for Scnvile& Goodell.
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STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, AND GROWS
More and more popular every day.
A ND testimonials, new, and almost without num-
n Der, might be given from ladies and gentlemen
in all grades Of society, whose united testimony
none could resist, that Prof. Woods Hair Restora
tive will restore the bald and gray, and preserve
the hair Of the youth to old age in all its youthful
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rHEADAMs EXPRESS COMPANY.

G;ef Engineer and Gent Superintendent
May 9'6a-tf.
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LLLEN PATRICK,

HAVING returned to jackson, for permanent
Ii residence, I offer my services to the citizens
| Of jackson, as . Carpenter and Builder-th hiking
them for patronage heretofore received from them,
and hopi 2 the promtitude and skill with which
all contracts shall be executed, will secure to me
their further favor.
May o '60-s&wtf. ALLEN PATRICK.
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Harness AlOuntings, Saddlery Hardware,
Spokes, Hubs, Felloes, Axles,
Carriage Trimmings, &c.
No. 222 Baltimore St, near Charles Baltimore
VWVO Having now . regular weekly linz
u Of Steamers and Packets running from BnIti-
daily line Of Steamers 10 Norfolk, our enrse-,-,.
can get their goods 6 readily from Baltir.o-. ~
from any other Seaport. Orders By mail 1clieis.9
March 20 '60-ly. avn - =.
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MRS. WINSLOW

MRS. WINSIOW9
A N experienced Nurse and Female Physician
IA presents to the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
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IN the WoIto, In
Dysentery and
children wheth-
fl ON teething
other cause
70 every mother
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Terms cssh. and all miils fully guaranteed.
WILLIS r. COLEMAN,
5 ANA ssa-,s1v Patantea and Prnpriefap:
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has 1t failed,
stance, to effect
timely used.
know an in
isfaction by
usedit, onthe
delighted with
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surest remedy
all cases of
DiarrhRa in
err it arises
or from q n Y
We would say
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I'm and after date, the Passenger Trains on the
" Mississippi Central Railroad, will run as fol-
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Put up for dealers in Gases containing four, eli
aud twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithograph Shl
Gard accompanying each package.
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which greatly facilitates heprocess Of teething by
softening the gums, reducing all infamation-Will
allay all pain and spasmodic action, and is
SCRE 10 REGULATE THE BOWELS.
nanand nnnn il mnfhara IL will give O Hour.
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A lady was told the ether day, by travel
ing Gentleman, that every iady Who haa d
small mouth was provided WIN na .si "
government "Itn IL pothihui T SAID the ,aay
making her mouth as little as she could Tue
gen tleman added, "thai II she hsd large
mont tn she was provided with two husbands"
ANY gracious - exclaimed the lady, at the
same time throwing her mouth open 10 its
fun extent. The gentleman became aiai nae /
made HIS escape, and has not been hear Il ~
since.
Judge P, of Indiana, has his eccentric
ties, hut an ADLER lufist cannot be found IN IN"
West. young, windy lawyer Was once max
ing a plea in r manslaugnter case before The
Judge The lawyer talked beautifully, but
didn't toucn the points in the case. As he was
about closing, the judge asked him which side
he was retained on. "The defence. your honor"
replied the astonished lawyer. Then" said
Judge P. "why the deuce don'tyou say so y
This is strictly true.
LIST Burglar,ous Professional-"Ain't they
pnt out then, lights YET. Jim - I'd Ditto
'.Not bit on it; all the winders is biaxin'
away as If they didn't never mean TO put EN-
out at !" list Ditto-"W OF shame 10 keep
q feller ont OF his bed in this way Why can {
they go TO bed like Christians Thine, 3
A. NJ.
A Scottish nobleman one day visited a law
yer at his office, in which, at the time, there
was q blazing nre that caused the nobleman
TO exciaip, Dear sir, your office Is as not As
an oven" $50 it should be my lord replied
the lawyer, las 1t is here make my bread
"Why, John, / don't think you like liver
40, yes" said John, Il like livery we'll for nifty
or sixty meals, butt don't like IL as STEADY
Diet The old lady cooked something for the
next meal.
A young fellow having been charged with
getting drank the night before aad wishing TO
Justify himself declared tina. he never was
drunk, nor never meant 10 be, for il always
made him feel so bad the next morning.
John, you seem to gain flesh every day the
grocery business IN nst agree with You. What
did you weigh last!'
well, Simon, really don't know; but ii
strikes me IL was pound OF butter"
man complaining of being turned out of a
concert room said he was fired with iudign
tion. "If you were fired, !" added a bys lander,
"perhaps that was the reason they put gOa
out"
Nobility of birth is like cipher, it has no
power in itself, like wealth or talent, but 1t
tells with all the power of a cipher when add
ed 10 either OF the other two.
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Ritlmunn g!spattte.
WEDNESDAY MORNING SEPT. u, 1850.
rnnn Rrnor,s Boor LAsrs.-Mrs. Colonel

LORD ByRor's BooT LAsrs-Mrs. Colonel
Wiidmsn, of News,ead, Ens., has presented .
number of articles, formerly the property OF
Lord Byron, to the museum of the Nottingham
Naturaiists' Society. Among these were the
lasts upon which his Lordship's boots anu
shoes were made. The lasts are about pine
and generally OF symmetrical shape. They
were accompanied by an Affirmation from VIII.
liam Swift, shoemaker, Soutaweii, wno made
His Lordship's boots aud shoes from ie'3 to
leo, in which he states that Byron had not a
ciab foot AS lie generally stated, but that IL was
formed the same as the other, except being ex-
uctly an inch and half shorter. The malfor-
nation was in The ANGLE, which was very
weak ccnseq uently the foot tn rned outwards.
To remedy this, His L0tdship wore q very thin
boot, tightly laced, under his stocking In has
early lite he wore an iron, with joint at the
ANGLE, which passed down the outside OF tie
leg aud was fastened 10 the sole .. the shoe-
The calf OF that les was much smaller. IL WAS
the lett leg
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LAIR iSsUR AnCa, &c

old DOMINION iSsJHA nee COMA.
~ kY.-CAPIrAL 100000
IA Urics-No q Nam street, xader ST. Charlie,
Hotel "a
This Company Is now prepared TO receive appll-
cations for FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
on favorable terms.
DIRECTORS:
Cab. Workman, John H. Greanor,
John Finders, Geo 8, Palmer,
Sam'l NJ. Proc, VIM. 3. Tripett.
b. r. Ladd, s. c. Tardy,
Jno. Stewart Walker, VIM Currie.
Luther X. SpiiInan, Jas r. Creushaw,
Peter T.. Warwick, John Il. itnamh,
Jas. 5. Kent, Mark Downey,
Horace z. Edmond, Thomas Jones,
James NJ. Talbot. kdwn A. Smith,
Griffin b. Davenport, Ro. A. Paine,
Geo. W. Yancey, Re-. +. Wiliiams,
Jos. Brummel, VIM. ?. Ras land,
VIM. Brent, Henry c. Cabeli,
No. H. hlaury Geo. W. Royster.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.. Pres't.
CHAs. +. WoRrHAN. Sec'y. my l9-ts
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HATS, &c

"a no. / BALLAHD EOUSE.-The sub
Ascrlher informs his friends and customersCs
that he has removed from his old stand, -
No 81 Main street, II No. Ballard House, OPP
posite the Exchange Hotel where he Is prepared
IT, Sc rye them II The latest fashions OF HATS and
GAPS Thankful for past favors, he sOlclts con-
tnuance OF the same.
Sc 3-Im JOHN THOMPSON
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kA All letters To he directed u
HUBERT 2. LEFEBVRE,
iy 24-d&cw3m Richmond. Va

~ L. G. SALTER'S ENGLINH AND
VI. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, CLAY STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AMI SECOND. the eighth
session of this School Will commence MONDAY,
l7th September next. and close July 18th. 1861.
Course OF instruction, thoroug and compFehen-
sive, designed to prepare youths for College or
business.
For Greek and the Modern Languages, conipe-
tent assistance will be secured
TERMS usual. Circulars. specifying partIcu-
lars Will he furnished on application, may lie
had a. any of the book sLores.
sA MRS. SALrER will also open a PRIMARY
SCHOOL, at the time and place, for boys
from SIX to ten years of age. Terms: $50 and
S25. au 27-0tlO
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= SOUTHERN 1YANUFACTOKf
n L - & X n kSa itar

"a SUI tfit3 Il - ~ Il N = " , = Ioh Z
- ESTA BLlSHED 1886 The suescrIber respect
fully invites the attention of the merchants of
Virginia and North Caro!ina to THIS extensive
stock Of his own ami foreign MANUFACTUkED
call at his house previous u gong tu' Their North,
he is leaving nothing undone, sparlng no eX
pense at pains to keep the Sou hern trade at the
soutn. Goods sold IN this house vii. he warrant
ed 10 compare tavors blr quality and prices with
goods cnInnk from ang other market. There q I'll
be found ali the qualities of WOOL and FUR
HATS, from the lowest pfIce hat to the finest
quality 'oT gentlemen. Also BOYS and CHI l.
pREN'S HATS and CAPS, of all grades and
sty les LADIES' RIDING HATS and LADIES'
FURS. of All the various qualities
Purchasers Will do well to call ard examine.
Sc Ste JOHN D0OLEE. Rlohm" nd, Va.
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MULLINS INSTiTUTE-

II BoTEToURT. SPRINGS, VA.
Tine Fall and th wPe s% 9 ne s
toter, and continue till the first "Wednesday IN
April, 1861 A iul corps of teachers is present,
English Lansuoge and Literature, History, An
cent and M9dsr" Lang"ggfSi afhfntafs, Nat
For aoard and Tuition IN Literary Studies sos
For IN Drawing and Painting, FIN Sc to "a
Payable halt in advance and half at the close OF
Catalogue. containing full information in re-
gard to location course Of study, &C., may be OBJ
tAaid HPop appi!csstioqS to po+s.onrt
Sc d6tswtlstO' Roanoke Co, Va
ITNtXtksITY Hii.H 50 tiYOL, nLGAs
y NOT SPRINGS, ,POWHATAN COUNTY,
the FIRST Of next under 1s ' the d
rection Of the und ersgned.
Though designed especially as preparatory to the
Unlversiy of rEnia, it viii, for this reason. af
ford no fewer advantages TO those intending to
enter other unlverslt es..oT any College, ,p,,.r
ICs; the other, LANGUAGES. Assistant. in
strucors shall! in every case, be graduates Of the
erer IN MoDERN SSa WIZ" vii receive
occasional instruction from natives of those Ian
Charges for the session, saSo, including every
Circulars may he obtained at the bookstores III
Richmond, or by application to us through the
'N'O-'l''o SIDNEY IL. OWENS. JR., A. NJ,
PHILIP b. s'TANARD, A. NJ,
Graduate of. and formerly
A sHi.AND FEMALE SEMINARY, HAN
n OVER COUNTY, VA.-The fourth annual
session of this institution, located 10 miles from,
commence the Goth of September, and continue.
with few days lntermlsslon at Christmas, for
two terms of twenty weeks each.
ChargeS for term Of ttcenty toseks, payable an
For Roard including furnished room attendance
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rnuCArtorAL.
CoUTHERx WAvERLEY rNsTgTUTE,
y @ II nj q " d Va

SOUTHERN wAvGRLEY sNsTIIUTE.
? Ma. PETER p. M ktG d F n p 2 Va
p. Mts box S' SN8 IS
moXSG and with
practical acS uisition of French and German, and
S,ssPPS II and
slc will reside ID her family. of which French will
be the common Language. CT
tcals5s sepl, to Mas. PETh $500 $500; g.
No Mrs MAYO has removed her estde nee to the
house recently occupied hy, the late Judge T. Y.
Daniel, on Fifth between Clay and Leigh streets.
~ In THE BASEMENT OF THE SYsAGoGUE,
On INA Street, near MarShdn.
ef lssnsR x Il aaH on the
MON DAY IN September. -
Mr.. M. VIII be assisted by Mr.. EDW ARD TUR7
MEX, who. IN the asst Ave sessions, has received
the the SCHOOL, and by BY mrs Whose
well known merits az teacher make 1t unneces-
sary say more in her behalf
The following subjects comprise the studies OF
Mr.. II g schools
English with all its branches, including the
Bellies Lettres; German, French, Hebrew and
of July is $50, SIS. and $50.
For f1fther information, address
an Its Corner Of LIST and Marshall SITS.
AIRS. BROOK ELS BOARDlNGA AND DAY
WI SCHOOL.-The second session of this School
Will commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
1860. and end the lst of July. 1851.
All the usual bran hes of FEMALE EDUCA-
TON are taught, the Modern Languages by ma
stue masters, and Latin, Music, Drawing and
Painting, by competent Professors in eacn depart
ment The French Language will be taught bv a
native of Pans. The growing necessary for this
language IN our country, makes It essential that
it shoald be taught orally. for which reason 1t will
be the language OF the school room, and as soon
as proper selection can he made. a French lady
will be procured to reside In the family.
A class will be formed IN English Literature,
and the course of study viii he thorough.
corps of experienced teachers mine in num-
berl have been engaged. OF hers will be added
should the exigences of the school require the I'M.
REFERENCBs,-Juo. k. Tucker, Attorney Gen
eral of Virginia, Richmond; Prof D. II. Tucker,
nj. r. Hunter, U. s. Senator, Lloyd's. Essex coun-
Winchester, Va; st. Geo Tucker. ESQ, Ashisnd,
Rev. T. " '. Moore, Richmond. Va; Rev James T.
Savannah. Ga; Judge Il H. Marshall, Charlotte
va; Rey. Charles H. Read, Rchmond, Va; judge
Va; Mr., w lillian Giant. Richmond, Va; Mr..
B; B. Smith, do; R. Danisl, Etq:, do; Colonel
For terms and other particulars relating 70 the
school, address H. j.. BROOKE,
iy 3l-dtlO Richmond. Va
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ZaneEViil6 &c %
Passengers breakfast and sup at hshla1u aae e1-.
en- board the comfortable steamer between Acss1
Greek and Washington. .sa
2A For further Information, apply Aths 'A'"
Broad street. Shuckoe Hill. ,..,
JAS. b. WINSTON. GeR'l Tiese!Ah
SkM'L RUTH, Sup't,
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:
EDuCAfrONAL.

'I'na "uril.s ~ a,s. W; srTAsT'S
Il ,GLAS5IGnAL AND N A tn K =. 4 ~ s a l.
OF September. t+4 sn A-ts
l.. 3 sd And SfhksLis ii aso;no6t,
Corn Ma, and lst sftstIs' anna oma, IN thu
TRsMs1Psr session, hay session in adra1e e. ~
s en" tsnsiish, or Beginners in Latin 90 90
Latin Creek, and Higher Matnematles, - o. o. ~. ~
Drawin-, 10y JoHN A, CAIRO, ~ W
kA- Appointments may be made with the so Prin-
+ ci pal by note through Post once. au oo-n
MRS. PELLETS school,,
In ON BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN lOTH AND llTH
School on MONDAY, Der I'd, and will be aided in
all its departments by an eiacient corps oil teach
Parents who cntrust their children to her care
are assured tat thes will lie Thoroughly grounded
IN all the branches ease nta TO Il inns he'd education
Terms maze known on application at her resi-
dence. au IT, Iin
CREENWOOD sCI:OOL.-This School will
" open the 4th of September, and close the iast
of June 1t is situated within three miles OF Cob
ham Depot, on the Virginia Central RallrOad, Al
bemare county. at the base OF the Southwest
Mountains, in the midst of moral, refined and
intelligent community, in a country noted Tor its
health, and free from most oil the allureM TO
vice incidental to schools IN the neishborhood OF
The English branches, Latin, Greek, Mathe-
mates and French, are taught
THE TERMS are $50, for Board and Tuition for
the 10 months, payable )st of Septemeef and LIST OF
February Apply to X. L.. NELSON,
Cobham, Albemarle.
KEFER To-Gardner, Carlton 4 Co, Richmond;
DR.. T. w. Merrwether Hon. VIM. c. Rivcs, Abe
marie; Capt. Vim. Woods, Buckingham.
A-lm
MRS. MARY ID. LIBBY begs leave to
Iva form her former friends and patrons, that the
dates of her School will bs resumed on the 10th
day OF September. at her residence on MARSHALL
between lat and I'd streets Having engaged COM
petent assistants. she will be enabled to teach
FRENCH and LATIN, together with the usual
ENGLISH branches.
TERMs--Fs 81 Session.
Primary Eng sh branches -----....S is
Higher do do. z5
French .......---. - Observation-Disclosures. %
Latin $500. -- .. ...-.....- 10
su I5-lm
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CHINA, VLA90s no.
.rseO FALL NEGOTIATIONS. Cn
~ WIN. r. BUTLER Il SON, n{{a
W NO. 10 Pearl ST., Richmond Va. n
Importers and Jobbers of CHINA, EARTH IN
WAKE and GLASS, CUAl, OIL La PS. LOOK
ING. CHASSIS. BRITANNIA WARE. PLATED
GOpDa, FANCY ARTICLES, &c.. have recelv ed
Of their own importation from England. direct TO
this port. and from the American manufactures,
CHINA,
EARTHENwAKE,
GLASSWARE,
FANCY G0ODs, &C., &c..
the whole comprising the most complete stock
they have ever ,ileTed to the Southern trade
importing their own Goods direct, as they have
done Tor twenty hive year,, they and will sell
as low rs nny Jobbing House, North or South. ard
respectfully ask an examination of their stock by
Southern merchants and the public generally.
Superior STONE WARE. at factory priees
H. Goods packed with great care, and forward
ed with the least possible delay. sc 4-2w
NpzH u. h. TAYLOR, GNn
CHINA. cL u sSS y:;s 81 Es:AsrHrs Rn
an now in receipt of my Fail stock of GOODS,
lar ger than ever before, embracing nearly every
artlc le my lire of business. intend compe {
with the re- packing houses OF the North and viii
duplicate bills purchased oil any of them withiR
the past year.
a. Goods carefully packed and shipped prompt
y.
A cali is respectfully solicited. 0. BIT.
39-2m
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INK INsUKL NI e
r MARINE iEsURAE
IInnnrnnsatAd lSdI

LINK IN9UKL NI <
+ MARINE iEsURAE
Incorporated 1885,
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INsuR
ANCE COMPANY.
~ Oaice No. l:l Man Street, Richmond. ~
Capital and Surplus, S30.0O0
THIS COMPANY has the advantage OF ttcssty- ssrs1
yscgs experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor OF the public during al
Of that period needs no special recommendation 70
the citizens of Virginia.
il effects Fire Insurance in city and country and
Marine Insurance To al parts Of the world.
It's cash capita. and surplus as above, anG ia
Affairs are managed Brudenty, bat literally, and its
1905 are Sz low those of any other good instlEI
ton. DIRECTORS:
w. L. Cow rdin, J. Z. Wedsworth. Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Peers, Geo. W. Smith,
Horace L. Kent, Thos. Samson, X. L. Winston
VIM Palmer, Chas. W. Purcell, JnQ. N.Gordon,
Alex. R. Parker, jos. +. Winston, Arch. Thomas
Jas. A. lnloes, Il. A. Claiborne,
Apply TO the President or Secretary. in person OF
by letter. W. l.. COW ARDlN. President.
VIZ. willis IR.. SeoretArv. iep-ts
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tOA'N LINE.-F hI,ggEe
BOATS to bYNCHBuRi IN shns ~
s=3s-s<-aeA@ TIMES A WEEk-IUbspAi"
THURSDAYS ano SATURDAYS.
BoN TEMPEST. Capt. Taos. ExETT.
Boai MERCHANT. Capt. Ggo. Y. LAfN
H0N BRISTOL, Capt. CHAs. JOHNSON.
Bow J. J. IRBY, Capt. VIM. F. CLEVkLA"
Bori FAME. Capt. Wa. II. PARSONS
GOA OLIVIA, Capt ]. J. PErERs. ,,5st
IbsSs Boats are al of the hrst ctss' eo;l'dI ssu
by ~ sful aud experienced CAPTAINS, SsS IN
pre- mytly as advertised. The subscriber Sa
For psst fayoIs, begs CONTINUANCE ol y9e Isst
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FALL TRAD 1919

II 1COD.
ROB'T L. DICKINSON. Successor to BIN
ford, DIcslnsou WeisIEer.) No 73 Main street,
Richmond, Va thankful for the liberal PATRONAGE
bestowed on him by his friends and the pubic gem
orally, invites their attention to his large ard
tensive stock of BATS, CAPS, FURS. &c. com
prIs,ng every style manufactured Tor the season,
which will be sold 81 wholesale and retail 10 pune
tual customers the most favorable terms Mer
chants of Virginia, North Carolina. and Teunes-
see visiting the city. respectfully soclter to
call and examine for themselves before purchs s.
ing. A seraI discount made to those who pur-
chase for cash.
- WAI. L. Moor 4 81 Co.. POI Broad street,
are now receiving portion OF their FALL
STICK of Hal and CAPS, to which they
would respectfully call Inc attention OF their Gus
toners. During the season their stock VIII be kept
full, bv the addition OF everH thing in their ne
suitable TO the season. DRESS HATS, of the latest
fashions. md and made To order in auy desired
stj lie shape. Thankful for the patronage lib
orally bestowed during the past ea5on, thew solicit
and hope, by strict attention TO business, to merit
q continuance OF the same.
WIN. r. MOORE,
NJ. ] LEONARD,
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