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rHE oxYGENATEp nYrTERs.

Dypepsia, LldgesidR, Heart Burn Water Brush, Sour
Stomach, Jdundic FldtHLency, General Debility, &C. hnd
ready relief and speedy cure in this great remedy
THE 0XYGENATED BIrTERs
Are believed by who have been OF the above
plants to be the only medicine which the mdr edicd affords
for their Invaluable It Is alcoholic which
while giving momentAy stimulus reduces the the
RATIO but distinct and different from any medical preparation
compounded and which will In cases the
by the and restore the patient TO pristine health In
proof which, testimony the very highest and uneNcepona
character Is presented
Reliable Testimony.
We call the attention Of the reader to the following letter from
President Smith, ofwesleyan University:
MIDDLETowS Conn, FEB. %, 1859.
Messrs. SETH W. FowLE Co.,
GenemenI first made Of the 0xyGENArED BIrrEkS
eight Having from
Dyspepsia, which attended with headache,
unpretening recommendation of Dr. Green try
II NJ benefit received to discontinue the use"
The Of bottle further trial the
three four with careful Of accompany
Ing directions The result entire relief from the
usual dyspepc symptoms and their depressing painful
believe these Ber produced entire change In the
habits Of system and upon the energies Of the digestive
These Bes have OF service other members
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH
EB- Prepared by SETH W. P0WLE a CO., Boston, and for
SALE wholesale and RETAIL by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
CO., W. PETERSON p DAvAL Richmond and by all drug
gists and dealers In Md cines In city and country.
mh30-dc&wlm
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MIEACULoUs EscNrE-Ou Tuesday last Ex-Governor
McMueu Of Washington county came near being killed,
in c0nstq ueuce Of The mail train the Va. Tenn. Rail
road coming IN collision with horse which he riding,
aud which was killed instantly. IL seems that near
Marion, in Smythe county, Gov. McNuen had crossed
the raroad track horseback about one hundred yards
ahead OF the train which running the rate Of tNen-
" miles hour but the horse becoming frightened,
uugoyeruabe aud managed get the track just
the train came up. The consequence was that the
cow-catcher struck the horse instantly killing him, but
wth great presence Of mind Gov. McMuen at the time
Of the accident Jumped from the horses back, on TO the
coW-catcher where securing hold be maintained po-
stol until the train stopped aud he rescued from
bis perous position The escape Of the Governor from
Instant death is certainly most remarkable and is attrb-
uied solely 70 his great camness 10 the moment of dan
ger All Who witnessed the accident testiiying that he
va" as composed and uumoved If actor in the most
tnvil occurrence'-L gHch5,rg EspaLlicaH
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XIRGINIA-Int he CIreu court Of he CI.y RI hmOnd

VIRGINIA. the Circuit Court Of the City Of Ri hmOnd,
December 10th, 1859:
neNed Of Daniel gginb oham, deceased and administrator Of
John London deceased, Plaintiff,
against
Eyeine Banks Caroline Wise the age twenty
years Poshasn Roberts guardian ad em assigned
TO defend her this suit james D. H. Banks Mary Banks Lon
don David Hggnboham Daniel H. london, John Thompson
J aud Samuel and " Jesse A. Mig. nboham
deceased, William Hgg nbotham and Mary his wife, Alex
Ander Taylor and Eyira his wife Mary Hggnbotham
Laura Banks Charlotte Banks Sarah Banks Lucy Banks
lei Banks Alkaline Banks Henry Banks and Rebecca Banks
Defendants.
appearing to the Court that John London executor pan
lei ggnbotham deceased departed this He without having
dered further Of his administration the
the OF the 28d day u March
required do that James iggnboham whose this
suit revived the 18th day Of December 1851
de with the viii annexed Of Daniel lggnboam
deceased administrator Of John London
rendered account own trans
actions administrator de bou &C The Count
motion OF Alex nder Taylor and Ers his wife, by their
counsel doth order that the said James Ills ginboam admn
John LONDON deceased doth render one OF the
Commissioners further Of the adnInstra
ton Of the said John London the estate Ct the said
Hggnboham deceased bringing down The 10 the period
said John London, Commissioner
who shall the said account reted examine the said
credits for fees Of counsel and either admit the
whole they shall &c have been
due Of the administration Of the estate Daniel
Hggnboham deceased and TO guard III neres account
the said John J. London himself
And Court doth further order that the said James ggnbo
than administrator de bons &c Of eginboiham
deceased do render account before The
his administration the said estate since the
John J London, executor as Aforesaid
And the said Commissioner shall report his proceedings under
this decree with matters specially pertinent
by him elf or required by the parties TO be stated
said Commissioner before proceeding execute this decree
shall give notice Of the time and place thereof by
the Newspaper Published In the city OF Richmond
four successive weeks which shall be
to personal service Of such notice all the parties except the
said James ggnboham upon whom personal service shall be
made
cOpy-res.e
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D. KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. 81 5. Third Street, b-..,
Market and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia have r sale DRY ayo
sALTED SPANISH HIDES Dry and Green Sailed Pana Kin, "a
ners' OIL Tanners and Curriers' Tools at the Lowest pr. l
upon the best terms.
s All kinds Of Leather in the rough wanted tr which u,
highest market price will be given In cash, tasea sa
Hides Leather stored free Of charge and On eon
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Attention Volunteers,

There Is movement on foot, ia this city to bring
about general euyanpmelt OF The volunteers OF Nlrg
ma, 20 be held sometime during he ensuing summer on
autumn near Richmond the most accessible point l
Che State According 20 the terms of the proposition
e. has been guoel O. u.s. there are TO De offered appro-
pirate prizes to bs awarded by competent board Of
osers TO the best drilled companies for example stands
OF colours 10 che infantry No Do No . No. d, &C.
Anu sl'e' o-s'' 0' 'l' '' TO '- commenced 'o' o.!
the ''''liS' Tue pan may '' so ',''se' '' To '7' I'LL
troops nom any oil 'a' No"e'" States VINO may '1oos'
o. contend Tor the prie-.
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TIE Boston At7s rH5 Bee gives the following side
wipe a he Charleston delegation from that State, going
down 20 che southern Seas in special steamar:
Who voueles for the souudness of the cargo Does
the Hon. Caleb Gushing. Ills orthodoxy has been
iupeaclej upon e hoor OF Congress since the present
se-s Oh commenced. Does Collector Whitney, lie cast
he "oac vote" which elected Charles Sumner the L.
S. S nate ia 1851. Does the Rev. Mr.. LoveOys We
uc other day ancient and yelowish copy of the
Lij.-asr, upon which his appeared travelling
local acu. %. that uus0uud and iuceudiary sheet
Does tde Hon. Isaac Davis He has frequently been
elected 90 office by the FrecSoiers OF Worcester. Does
cine Hon. H. T. Hal.cus /, /, scarcely years since
he dcclrcj himself " tor freedom and tree-soi an
Gods heriuge" Does Col Greeue? lie first suggested
He c)lI ion which resulted in summers election Does
Nr. Fro L.l-.Hmt He was a member OF the Masslchu
House of Representatives by special grace Of the
Frees0ics, Of Chtres-onu. Does Dir Geo. 3. Loring
Ills pamphlet d. which tue ults,. doctrines OF the
ierr. >ll sc.oc. of AboHtiOui,ts promulgated,
.lu set Doe found without searching the libraries Of the
auluuariIu- Docs Gen. B. F. Butler lie has been IN
Gloss communion with the FreeSoers for the last ten
yyars bas openly Justified summers election by the De
wo.rt- ufl>5l. and substantially withdrew himself fom
tbc Coueressona, canvass OF 1852 that Gen. Wilson
might 1c chosen To the lower House over Mr. Wentworth,
ID scheme ,iJt came very ncar succeeding.
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BRASDRETHs Pulls SARsAPARL-One twenty-five cent box
OF Brsndrehs Pills pure sarsapa
ra than any bottle Of dollar sarsapara All who using
saapa rla, let them substitute Brandes Pills. and take
each night The eject will be superior the bottled ar
Gle box OF e LIFE ADDITION warranted equal to two
dollar BEETLES Of Sarsapara Try ofhe Pills. whose main
tive ingredient akaoid Of ssrsapara Take pill every
third day. who using sarsapaa other tonic
remedies Drop all these for thirty days and these pills In the
place thereof FOR that time The fry cents and tneir
worth thousand dollars Principal Office 1874 Canal street. New
York Sold BY respectable dealers In medicines ap2-lmdAw
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To Messrs wynlham Robertson Kent Paine Fleming Grf.
fin, J. H. Tucker, Jos All Arthur Morson and others:
GrHeH -: have received Of this day, requesting
be presented the the city, h
the Office Of Judge Of the ustngs Court Of the city OF Richmond
The Importance OF that Office TO the people OF Richmond and the
responsibility which will bear the who fills H. he
too highly appreciated either by the public himself And whilst
decline the the trust Il the people Of Richmond
shan be pleased confer them but be conscious
that your estimate Of fitness for the place must find its
ton rather In kindness than In capacity All
Is that elected to the Office shall tndeayor to
prcations my fidelity TO the trust committed TO
BE assured that shall retain grateful Of the Kind
aud complimentary in which you express yourselves
ward me
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Philip NJ. Tho adm,n.tra:cr de bon OF Garland
Thompson decea,ed, Plaintiff.
against,
Jonathan ~ Mary his wife, Mitchell
gustne Mitch lwelingn ddin administrator de mis-
non with the will annexed Of William D. Wren deceased Joseph
Mayo administrator DE- bonls Of Thomas H. Mitchell de-
ceased, Defendants
This cause in which the defendants Jonathan Harris and
Mary his wi Resale Mitchell and Augustine Mitchell
proceeded against in the mode prescribed
defendants this day 10 be heard the bill taken
for confessed Wellington Goddin administrator de bons
with the will annexed Of William d. Wren deceased and Joseph
Mayo de bon of Thomas H. Mitchell deceased and t
hed and argued by counsel consideration wh
Court doth adug order and decree that Wellington g. dbl
mnsraor aforesaid do render unit before the
Commissioners Of this Court OF the administration III d.
Wren the Of the said Thomas H. Mitchell dec
also Of any assets belonging 10 the said which MAJ
to his hands that said Joseph Mayo admn ter afore
sal do also render before said Commissioner his ad
mnraton Of The estate OF Th-s Mitchell. any
account which have been heretofore settled by the admins
traitor OF Thomas H. Mitchell deceased f there BED the Com
missioner directed prna correct with liberty
the Plaintiff to surcharge and fay she that said Com
missioner take an account Of the real estate In Virginia left by the
said Thomas H. Mitchell at his DEATH that he ascertain whose
possession Is; what Is Its and what its fee simple val
ue and report the Court wtAnv deemed pertinent by
him required to be specially stated by the parties
COpy-Tes;e:
N Dn
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MARRIED..

In Baltimore Tuesday evening the 18th Inst at the resi-
dence Of the brides father by the Rev Mr.. Elder ROBERT II
DAVIS ESQ., OF this city, TO MISS CLARA r. second daughter
Mr.. Francis Hoover, of the former place.
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T.c Of Mone, In Eleetion..

IL has been pretty coucsiyc shown by the evidence
taken before che Congressional Committee Public Ey
penditures tls' in thc Fi Of l,5s large sums obtained
from the profit OF the public printing, used with
the implied consent of virtuous President james
Blchanan for the purpose OF controlling the Cougresou-
al elections IN New York and Pennsylvania. This money
used AID in securing the election Of the Presidents
special irendsto corrupt the people with their own
money. At the time this going on the Presidents at
fected to be rshleousy indignant at the of money
10 influence elections. On tine 22d OF November l,-S,
he wrote letter TO the Duquesue Centennial Committee
FROM which We make the following extract
81 shall assume the privilege Of advancing wears IN ref
erence TO another growing and dangerous evil In the
last age,ahOugh fathers Ike ourselves, divided
into political parties which often had severe conflicts
with each other vet never heard until within recent
period Of the employment of money carry elections
should tuls practice Increase until all voters and their
Representatives u the state and National Legislature
shall become infected the fountain Of free government
vii then be- poisoned a s source and must end as
history proves, in a military despodsm. A Democratic
Republic, all agree cannot long survive, unless sustained
by public virtue When this IS corrupted and the people
become yeua there cancer az the roo; Of the tree OF
Liberty, which mus, cause 10 TO 1i,hgr and die
This letter was quoted by the enemies of republican
Institutions ia Europe proof that the people of Che
United States were becoming yeaal and corrupt and that
the experiment of ,eIi-goyeumeut failure. Wa
thar time dreamed that NJ. Buchanan himself Wa,
secretly employing money to carry the elections of Li
friends practice which he seemed to deplore with W
affected regret and that be himself was implicated In
elos, TO poison the fountain OF free government at
source" Alas, f0g human virtue when the head Of q
great nation writes homies che lapse Of public virtue
and practices the corruption De condemns.
i, gives US no pleasure 20 dwell the fact that the
people Of the United States have selected PecksuiI
occupy tn Presjeatl, chair but the truth ougb, not TO
be disguised The money of ,ba people has been used
to aid in corrupung the peoples representatives, and the
testimony Of the Presidents special aud couddsntl'
friends shows that thousands Of dollars we're used Tor this
purpose with the Presidents implied consent at the wee
r time that De shedding crocodile tears over OH,
fact that the fountain Of free government was being pos
oaed at its source. Let Mr. Buchanan eHclpa,c himself
he can from the damuing evidence of bis own friends
Uaj he does this the people can well dispense with his
homilies on the subie.. OF political virtue.
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Oncring "A pray and Proposing IA Treat in the
same Breath.

The Enquirer, oiSlurday contains an article, which is
quite amusing. L offers mp most feeling prayer in be-
half of the Charleston Convention and its individual
members, To these words
"This viii be the most important political convention
which Las been convened in country Upon its
determinations may rest the perpeuation dissolution
o. this lio1 and In view of the awful responsibilities
which rest upon tLem DO soemuly invoke the bes
iny5 OF God upon their delberajions-we pray Him 10
give unto the delegates true wisdom, and beseech Him
20 guide their colusys and so order their actions that
40 they NAV do shall rebound the honor aud glory OF
His name ;le perpe.uaOu of Ibis blessed Union and the
le>t veal OF our common country.
Now for It's proposal TO treat which in these words
SIT It., .,he uomnaon) fall on cur choice, we shall
feel Inclined il the flood Of Joy to stand treat for
'au Che world and the rest of mankind"
Now this looks a little sacrlecous in our reighbor-
Offering up devon, prayer aud proposing a general
"treat." ia the same breath.
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0UTIERN SEWING MACHINES.

LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Richmond, Va.
FINHE subscribers have formed Joint stock company f The
Il pose Of manufacturing
LEsTERs CELEBRATED
TW 0-THREAD L0CK-STITCH, SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINES
which, from simplicity construction and adaptation
ches Of needle work. stands unrvaled then Ne
public with full confidence believing that trial u the
chine will satisfy all OF ability furnish this valuable zde
Ia domestic economy, from OUR OWN FACTORY that viii prove
In every espeet equal to the best furnished by Northern na
tories.
These machines manufactured and sold legal hi
from Elias Howe, Jr Wheeler Wilson'S manu- aeuHng COnpi
n.y. Grover Bakers Sewing Machine Company and Singer
A Co.
John II. Lester James 2 Kent
Abram warwick, r. Horton Reach,
Horace L. Kent, Christian Laihrcp,
Edmond, Davenport Co., T. q. Warwick Jr,
w. G. Paine, Boiling W HaxaH,
J. l.. Apperson, II. K EllysOn
ID. y. Woodbridge, Is ". Knowles,
Thos W. McCance ThOs. L. D. Walford,
James Dunlop John A Geo Gibson
Thos. X Price, Keen, Baldwin Williams
VIM. Beers, Edmond Davenport,
J. II. Montague, G Genne,
W b. Warwick, WIN walters
II Howison, 3 McGruders Sons.
W. mcfarland, L. W GaEebrOOk
Saml Putney John Purcell
Geo. J. sumner, CrenshaE a Co,
VIM. II. HaNall, H.E G BakervI,
7. u. staTke, Corbln Warsick,
WIN. Palmer, Geo. ". Yancey,
John Thompson Brown, Jas A. Cowardin
Jos. p Winston W. b. PleAsane.
Saml J. Harrison,
~ B-Lncal Agents wanedin all the large cities and towns
hh United States and Canada sell the above Machines once
for the present. C0RINTHIAN HALL, Main street Addt's
LESTER Manufacturing ComPsny
nh3l-u RI hnohd, Va.
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,s7IolIsAddums,,, Lecture.

The lecture Of 'Mozs Addums" Friday evening last
was a complete and triumphant success. He was COM
pmeuted by the largest and most select audience which
We have ever seen assembled in this city any similar
occasion save oaiy when Everett delivered his lecture
Washington. The Mechanics Institute Hall was ILL
ed TO It's utmost capacity there being present not less
,hln eight hundred or thousand persons all of whom
appeared graitel and delighted with "Mozis "apoogy
for tools."
Should "Nozis' repeat his lecture in Petersburg,
Lyuchburg aud other cities the citizens Of those places
may anticipate q rich treat.
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
J OUR OWN land HOME MANUEACTI T.

UT UIh o " u HU Z vi A II T 1T I Il T.
OUR stock OF Ready Made Clothing Is complete and ask the
" attention Of public In general, 10 call aud
be convinced who sell the cheapest and best made Clothing
in this city Our stock large ana will continue to make
during the Summer be able ~ lp stock In complete
We WILL also make Clothes 10 order in the latest styles
and will warrant TO tit sale.
large Of Cloths Cassmerss and vengs hand All
we ask Is a CALI and look for yourself, a. MORRIS CO.
Apg3 Mai
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VALUAnLEFAKMoF 900 ACREs on THE

| VALUABLEFAKM OF ZOO A Ores ON TIA Il
v MATAPONI RIVER, ADJOINING FRAZlER'S FERRY foA
sALEwe are authorized by Messrs JnO Dagby and VIM M
Gary to sell the above valuable FARM containing about LOO
acres Of high land and large booy marsh 1t has on two
dwell ne house three good barns negro houses stables &C IN
good repair The lend has recently extensively lined and
might be well divided farms Persons DIS
posed base requested to view premises and then cali
on u.s. The OF the place proyerba The terms Of
payment will he de accommodating Apply to -
GoDDIN APPERS0N,
| apr9-2aWln Ri.hmond va
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J,.yE DOLLARS EwARD.-srayedfr from ~

100 BhLs FAMILY FLOUR, stapleton fl City Mills, Ben
4JO brook Belgrove Ga shepardsdale aud A. q. Martin
Go bbs staplelon Ia store and for sale by
ap93 HUNT \ JANIS
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OLD DOMINION SAVINGS BANK,

Old DUMINIUA SlFINGS Bllk,
OF RICHMOND
Chdrtsrfi ~ he Legislature II Tirgi7a
TINHIs INSTITUTION will receive Deposit on which t
est o! six per cent per viii he paid on All SUM -,~
Ing longer than sia months and five per shorter tina
Depos received at the Insurance oce Of hessf WoEf
wyatt No. 100 Main st by the TREA,JEEK,
CHAS. Y. MORRIss ITssilent
JOB r. SWORDS, SecrsLi,y
CHAS. y. WORTHAM, Tredsurer.
Chas Y. MorIhs Jas II Conway
John DOoley. Re H. Bosher
Geo. W. Williams, J. B. McCle'lAnl,
John o. Chles, T. g. Norris,
Jno. 2. Regnault, p. II Siarle
VIM. Brent, Ro. J. Rhols,
p. NJ Nimmo, A. T. Di-kinson
Thos. J. Starke, Jos p. Swords
Jos. y. tr,u, Vim p. Plesssnfs
Fol A. Myers, Jno. c. Shafer,
WIN c. Brazeal, Jas J. Dornin
VIM. II. MADDOX, Chas y. WORKMAN
l.. W. Glazebrook
dQr,
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GAS FIXTUR ES.-we have on hand the largest and
" elegant assortment Of Gas Chandeliers Penan Brsck
Plrables which determined to sell lower than
other house In the city. Call and examine them.
ap23 STEBBINS PULLEN, No lOi Broad st.
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HERRINGs.-sso IBIS No /. Cut Herrlnss. landing for
- sale ~ ape BACON BAsKERYfLLE,
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IL Wesiham HOsd, dark brown FlLLEY, nj val
about two years old aih Eh,e sp Ia the forehead I'LL
white hairs about The Hank she Is In thin condition
Of long figure we'll gron her Tho above
will be paid who will deliver her 10 the at
Farm.
ap23-d3t BOWLING ". HAXALL.
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n NOIy-ItsI.
MoREAU B. MANN, D. c,


CoSSssoSER's OFFICE
REDMOND, April 2lst lsGO. Z
The parties interested hereby otned
Wednesday day OF May IS % Ocsek A. NJ at nv OF
flee 18th In the CITY Of lhiond foego
Ing decreeat which time and place tin parties
TO attend with the evidence necessary enable state the
accounts ordered by the said decree.
THOMAS J. EVANS
Commissioner In Chancery.
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&l00 000l-we enter upon lhe spling season wIih

- lUU,OUO. the largest; varied and elegant
stock Of FNE SPRING CLOTHING for retail sales have
shown be found In the South The assortment embraces
the choices styles OF European and American goods all OF which
have been gotten by ourselves ia that peculiarly and
durable manner for which Clothing has long been ceebra
ted.
shall every i-ducement purchasers
and hope merit and increase Of the large
patronage bestowed for than twenty past
styles introduced constantly and all the novelties OF
the found the old stand log Main Street
ap23 KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS.
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SPEECH OF wYNDHAM ROBERTSON, ESQ.


To WYNpHAN ROBERTSON, ESQ, House OF Delegates
Dear Sir Believing that your late able and interest
ing speech on the james River and Kanawha improve
ment should be generally read the undersigned respect
fully request that you will furnish copy for pubica'
ton.
Very respectfully, your iellow-citizeus,
GoDDIN Il APPERsoN,
RH MAURY & Co.,
Boiling w. HAxALL,
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Co,
WARWICK BARKsDALE,
w. III. HAXALL,
HAxALL, CRENsHAw Co.,
b. b. SONERvILLE,
IT, +. G. BAsEERvuL,
KENT, PAINE X Co.,
G. W. PURCELL Co.,
HENRY g. CABELL.
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BENZ. POLLARD, Dep. Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

RICHMOND, April 2lst, $500
The parties Interested hereby notified that have fixed
Wednesday III 2Sd day II May, 1862 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Office Street. the city Of Richmond the fore
going The parties hereby required attend at that
time place with evidence necessary enable the
accounts ordered by the said decree.
TH0S. J. EVANS,
ap22 -w4w Commissioner In Chancery.
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s0 TIERCES PRIME LARD, just received for sale
~ By ap23--dlw WM. WALLACE SONS.
k0 BBLS. EXTRA c. SUGAR, in store for sale by
,)U ap23-dw d. WALLACE SONS.
~ ap23-dE WM WALLACE SONS.
1000 BBLS. EXTRA AND SUPERFINR
lUUO Flour suitable for Bakers use, for sale,by
ap2}-diw WM WALLACE SONS.
S0 BBLS. FULL MEDIUM NO. MACKER-
w H., In for sale by WM. WALLACE SONS.
1Q0 BBLS. ONONDAGO RYE WHISKY, for
lUU sale by ap23-dlw WI. wALLCE SONS.
100 BAGS RIO, JAVA a. MOCHA COFFEE,
1UU for sale by WM WALLACE SONS,
ap2S-dlw Cor. Pear and Cary Streets.
II OVEKING'S CRUSHED, POWDERED AND
IL White SUGARS, for sale by
ap2l-a lac B. DAVENPORT.