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MILLINERY.

~ FRENCH MILLINERY. M.
c. .tr. a; At T. Mh a!sA NJ II E ~ sSfg
E stEse VII Gs Sd ah and Wi = 50
opened on WE DN ESDAY, 18th, with an entirely
new stock of FALL, GOODS. -
SUNDAY. MADAME son,
Sc l4-5t* IS Main street
IN MILLiNERY-FALL TRADE, Nh.
@ desire to ol,l > attention en-; to my re- gSES
inoval from No. IO9 Main street, to the commodl-
Gus new building NJ 2is MAN street re- ad 5tb
where am pTsrfref e fxh 5dah lager stock OF
And READY MA li5iN M III HES ARTICLES,
and shan vE RfI5St2FRFfo
ERS. BRIDAL WRENTHS, HEAD DRESSES,
DRESS CAPS; Lace Capes and BeTthas, Grape
Hats, and Cloaks, Ruches and Tabs, &c, in ali
In connection with the general MILLINERY
BUSINESS. will manufacture to order CLOAkS
and MANrILLAS o. all kinds, in the latest fash
ionable sly les, and at reasonable prices.
ton n. &. BA TON,
Sc lin 229 Main street.
NiALietRY EOODsA WHoLESALE.
" ANDERSON, GREEN, & HAYES
assortment of FALL GOODS, emhraclng, every
artiee new and choice, the e., MoL III !,
for cash, or to punctual SIX months trade. Their
stock consists B & M 2iT RIBBONS.
Embracing maui new and beautiful styles.
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS,
qaal it, from the Invest priced AMERICAN to
the finest IMP0RTkD crc,,a
STRAW GOODS,
They would particularly call the attention Of the
a1 afe 1 nf BGNSf s2sh ssss AXIS
embracing every style. and which they guarau-
tee VIII he sold as low as they can he honght ia the
Northern Markets. No. l0l MAIN SIkEET
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EkOCFKiES, LIQUORS, TEAS, kc., &c.
FALL, lSG0.-Wi NSTON Il POW FRS have
now IN store and recei wing constantly, which thes
cner 10 the trade: "a hhds Brown Sugars, Porto
Rico and Muscovado. some choice i65 bhls. Re-
lined sugar. Of all era des TO bags Rio. Laguay rs
and bills Of Liquor, vi ali grades; 05 Sides of
assorted Sole Leather ; as hhds, and bbls Of Mo-
iasses and syrup. of all grades; with heavy stock
OF everything else U sually kent IN Wholesale
Trocety, which they offer on favorable terms to
the trade.
DIST BLACK TEA in the city, retailing at
- 10 cents per pound, ~ WIN. !. KING.
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Ns-PeFsOns afflicted with Fever and AgE.
steUId not spare either time. trouble expense to
procure DX. HOS rEIHkRS CELkbhAIEU
BIIGERS. whose benehceQt effects upon the hu-
man system hes been clearly proved 10 these wne
have been stricken down in a short space Of tlma
by this dreadful curse whose cheeks wan and
meegTe, and whose nigh hts are sieeress and rest
lezS, and whose eyes are dim and sunke with
Ceath starrlnG them in the face, thia compound
itnin the very mouth Of the grave. None can
know It's true value until they have tested it
hen ali others have failed. these hltters have re-
stored the sdherers to pristine health. Their pop
ularty all the Western and Southern parts
should introduce them to ali families
Sod b. druggists and dealers generally, eyeU-
where. sc l2-lm
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AZ TWO VALUABLE FARMS INS2
- n RI-l cAI-Nl,N AkNI-I EIN \ 1:.a

~ ~ NICU wv : A1UI + T = Ns..s
~sS~ MILES BELOW RICHMOND F0RH1A
SALT am authorized - sell two FARM sit
uated described above, one contains 2l6i. acres
90 acres cleared and is well adapted % the growth
of the usual crops made IN this seotl1h; the bal
ance of the land Is in wood, So 60 OF which are
heavily set IN pine, with some valuable timber tor
building purposes. he improvements conSiS! oil
the usual gu: buildings. The other farm codta ANS
90 acres, WIN the usual improvements. Both OF
the flrIus are healthy, ana rear the CITY as TO
render them very desirable. A baTEaIn can be mad
in ole or both OF them and they will he shown by
the Messrs. FRENCH, livlsE upon Thorn. Further
Information can ts Hrd OF The subscriber.
RO B. LYME, Cent Land Agent, &c,
An 22-dts Office Metropolitan Hall.
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
GnIrSE
On Cary, 81 door bs!OtC l2.h Street, and HtLf 10
Flour Inspectors former Ogsce.

Flour Inspectors former Qgtce.
j, NJ - y IL . T. g y * l.. tx.
(SuCcessor to Jas Thomas, COm'r Merchant
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond,
and the public senerally, that hs aas purchased Of
the legal AGENT of Mr.. las Thomas a hs stnck 1a
hand, such as CORN, OATS, Hay, COIN
MEAL. &c. and will continue 10 keep on hand and
deal IA CRAM. FEED, TOBACCO. L0G H.
seect parcels of cUuutTB cured BACON, ~
TER BEESVAX, DRIED FRUIT, sc, p!edsI
INK everg effort 10 facilitate me Interests oil
those who may favor the nsw concern. eontthu-
atiDa of the PATRONAGE heretofore extended 20 MS
predecessor IS solicited.
He refers, by perml sslon, To Msssrs. AGSoH-
Err HILL Il ARCHER, VAN-LEw, TAYLOR \ Co.
JoNES u Co, RICHARD CAUTHoRN, Esq, PHILIP
!. 25-5m J. MONROE CARTER.
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EALL AND WINTER CLOrHING-BOYs'
AND CHILDREN,S WEAR My stock of
Cothing for B"vs' and Children's wear is now
complete embracing all the sty les of the present
End coming season. Over Sacks, SUITS, Pants
Vests, Shirts, Under Shirts. Cellars, Ties. Draw
that line. Nv stock vii! Re fer'enished, rs the
season progresses. with all the newest ssyiss out,
and the assortment OF sizes ard les will Ie
found second TO nnns tn" State
a WIN. IRA SMITH, l26 Main street.
For the present
100 BALES superior Baltimore Hay. for sale
NV ny bRIpGF0RD l. co.
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"a Southern Swings Bank

"a Southern Savings Bank,
OFFICE l73 MAIN STREET.
Certificates OF Deposit and Checks lssu ID BY tina
Treasurer, 7. b. PRICE.
DIRECTORS:
:. 3. Watkins, Pres't, r. c. Howe.
J.. T. Moore, Geo |. Herring,
VIM. Ira Smith, J. F RegpauIt
j. II. F. Mayo. W. 4. Jenkins Sec'y
p. b. Price, Treasurer.
au l3-Iu
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5A- ArtlflCIaI Ettth.- he t!btpIAsIIt
and Vuicaulte Prooess.-z. ". JONES', Den
TIsr, having the right for the above mode Of
making Teeth, and being satisieu of rs al
soiute superiority over all other me'aof'
can with confidence commend It 10 those deslriEE
fail partial sets of teeth, and especially such
~ msy be dissatisfied with those they are now
asIng. The perfect adaptation Of the plate to the
aIm TO insert one ar more teeth tcith0Et claSpS.-
This meChos aaSing been adopted by those stand
ing highest IN the profession, North ann SuutE,
test .nouIals will rs given and specimens exhibited
10 those wishing to see them. Sets OF Teeth, on
gold or any other plate will OF course he made ior
tnose preferring them. FillIEg, Cleansing, tx
tracing, and all other operations gently and THO
roughly performed. Teeth extracted By ELEC-
TRICITY tcithOEt pain
~ Ofdoe on Main street, opposite Cornthlsn
Hall lo7l-lJ
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ion o couny o Octobes ls60s
NJ
TERMCa Immediately
10 COUNTY of Chesefe
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81 Virginia and Tennessee railroad COmpan e,
"a about two weeks since, while a visit to
- rs former home IN Richm md, a MULATTO
LEaBOY, w WILLIAM, who Is lired of Miss l.. L
Gordon He is about Is or p ears of age. and
about feet or inches height. He is well &C
quainted in Richmond, and Is evidently lurking
about the city. The above reward of $40 will ne
paid for his Apprehension and delivery to said
COMPANY in Ly nchbulg OIL for his confinement IN
Iall SO as they can get MIN agfln.
THE0. L. RI NOLDS, for Gsn'l Sup't
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POSTAGE TO BRAZIL By THE FRENCH MAIL
-PftpdyH1sat Optt0adL-The French Govern
!asnt has recently concluded a postal conven-
tiou win Brazil, by the terms of which let
t~fs may hereafter be- transmitted between the
Y nlted States and Brazil, via France, iu the
FRENCH mail, at u postage charge OF 80 cents
The single rage of one-fourth ounce or under
which embraces The fnN postage UNITED
: ateS, French and Braziiian) chargsaJie to
Destination and may br prepaid or lett un-
PAID III either country, at the option of the
sender. Closed mails for Brazil VIII be resu-
Iai!y dispatched by the French post-office, al
trrnately, by the French mail packets leaving
bJrd-aux On the 2ith OF each month. and bV
lae Brltsh mail packets leaving Southampton
On the 9th Of each month
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A POLITICIAN IN a PRRDiC AMENT.
o'clock 4. N, says the New YORK journal OF
OJmmsEce, man, having nothing on bat Il
huIri, was seen running towards the Second
Avenue railroad Depot, where he arrived safe
bat nearly frozen 10 death. A compassionate
individual, whom he fortunately met at the
copOt, kindly loaned him pair Of pants, all d
pears that the eutiemau had been at the bar
D-cue at Jones' Woods, where he i'm bed
rather TOO freely, aud finally started for home
On arriving al the foot OF sd street he con-
Guided he mad reached his destination and
thanking himself 10 be in his bedroom he strip
ped and retired for the night After ENJOYING Il
r." hours sleep he aWoke, and finding hlmse 4
nearly lTost-bitten, he started Oh run for the
railroad depot, never giving his clothing a
thought.
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NcAisAAIics -Daring tho week thera bava
Gsr s"d| % TWO As cents trare dates and in
variety AT soODj United States cone ,a.s
a. ~ very iall cabinet of half cents wi ~
few Colonial coins, al about sloO. In It'll, I'm d
for the ne@ walk on Main street, yaris,y -,
colonial aud other coins have been To-, "
Among hem Massach lsetts half cent in ~
ceedlngiy foe condition, which has Changed
hands once AT 81 80 and is now held at double
mat sum, with the prospect OF purchaser.
II very nne Washington cent Of the rarest
VARIETY mas also been found.-Hartfoyd Press,
l3lh.
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The GARTH FAMILY We nave already an
uOuuceu tile loss OF the Garth family by the
disaster on the Lake which occurred on Sat
urday morning last. The Paris Flag saws that
Nj Garth was one of the wealthiest farmers
ct BoGrbJn county, director of the UepJsiLe
Bank OF Paris, and most enterprising and
reliable business man. He was formerly
Professor of Mathematics III the Georgetown
CIiiege, aud was highly educated and intel
lgent gentleman. He had recently offered TO
u one Of a party TO give $4,000 10 establish
college In Paris He was about 40 years of age
AIs Garth was an Eastern lady, formerly Il
teacher in the Georgetown Female College,
and OF fine personal appearance and accom-
pn>hed manners. Misses Amanda and Anna
Garth were half-sisters TO Mr WIN. Garth,
highly educated and accomplished young la
dies, the latter remarkable for her rare per-
sOuai beauty aud loneliness of character
They leave i widowed mother, two sisters,
aud brother to mourn their sad and untime-
~ loss. Tney LETT Paris bat a few days since
i their wont every summer, for plea
sure Trip TO the Northern Lakes.-Lou. Jour.
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ID FAD THIS.

IT 81 EJIAI NO I Tue,
hSve not discontinued business on account a.
the falling OF my store. / am now located FIVE
pnpRS above NV Old stand, next door to {. ".
Purcell n Co.. Rrosers Office and near Gove'H0f'
Gu 5. AN o're,5, No l26, where would be pleased
e. neetmy old customers, am the customers gen
ders for FALL CLOTHING. will dc Ise a iaycT %
wait until can call on them, OF leave word 81 nv
store when TO call on them, and all orders 10 M
line Ill be promptly attended To As heretofore
/ have not, and don't intend 10 discontinue uhs,.
ness for any such cause. Call anG me, q! 10
Nam street. lau 23-tsl WIN. IRA sMlEh.
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nA- Wire and Sieve Factory.--The I'm.
deTsIgned having commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUSINESS, on Pearl street be low Cary,
respectfully asks the attention OF merchants ana
the public generally to his stock. He NAE tactures
superior ROLLING SCREEN WIRE for mer-
chants mills; FAN and STANDING SCRA rN
WIRE Also. RIDDLES and SlEVtS Of all
kinds; BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WI RI WORK For BOOK
CASES. DOORS, WINDOWS, &C. Also, CORN,
SAND, and GUANO SCREENS.
~ Prompt attention given to orders.
u, ". JESSOP, Pearl ST.. below Cary,
au 23-1m+ Richmond. Va.
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GAHfsG IN GEEaAhY.-1 he merchants O..
frankfort are At present signing declaration
by which they denounce public gaming
houses, aod bind themselves to dismiss any OF
tne'r clerks who may play therein also not
u employ any one who may have been dis
charged for that offence. The reason why they
nave adopted this measure IT, that railway
IL aoJnt u be opeasd, which will place Ham.
s@'4 WIRE 'TsaY minute. Of frankfors.
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adver
auubca iOp the CourtI
erS th1 ,comn a NJ
the sale of each ~
o stefpl
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FRUIT IN TENNESSEE The Bristol Tenn J
news says; The fruit crop, this season. tn
every portion of the country seems 10 M. mn .
paraiieled- Ia this neighb3rhoud the neach
trees are generally broken down with tha
weight OF The fruit upon them, and Wagon
loads are daily being sold in our streets al
prices mat barely pay for the hauling of them
1Ao Jonesboro' Union says that Washington
t'ah'y Is perfectly oyerrun with fruit. and
tsnInates the crop Of berries, cherries, apples,
s'ehe5 pears, &C. a. %, 0O0,O0U bushels. The
',''. nas heard OF peaches selling at go the
go en- i'au, AUD most other fruit may be had
LOT me asking and gathering
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N0TICE-'TO OWNERS OF REAL tSLA.G
- IN THE COUNTY or uENRICO Al res.
estate ia the eounts Of HeRfjco, On ~hen ~
TAX rs have not teen paid, and re,Gfned &C.,
Quent, since tho ysar 1855, viii De 500 lo' "s,.t
on the first day al October County CouI' III
MONDAY IN Ooto5er,b N front OF the "a IN
House of tisuTlco untN. A lgst oi the an @LT5 tas
he seen at the Court house OF henuco, 49, - "A
amount due ON the land can be paid ny eA"As
the Clerk, MIR VIZ. FoLKgS, in NJ aIsenogj .
au2 Aid JNO. A. HUTCHEeON. ;. n. -
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a- Look to home for all your wants, If you

~ L 1Ok 70 NDIuf Tot All your WunIN, IT YOU
with to see Virginia Inde pendent and prosperous.
If you Dis spePtlc, or suffer with constipation
or ind gestion, don't gorge Yourself with Yankee
nostrums recommended by flaming certificates of
BIFTERS. Read the certificates of freads and
nelghbors. then take them directed and become
reluvenated and entirely healed.
Price SO cents per bottle.
To he had of all the principal Druggists IN the
city of Richmond and elsewhere ia VIIgInls and
North Caroline. j. 21-ts
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. HvBLA FOR sALE.-lhis Pa RM con


S37< tans 1876 acres hy late survey. Is we'll tim,
"e-~ heTed. ah"unds IL green sand mari, and d.
vided into six fields las commanding situation
on the Pamunkey River, four miles from Tun-
stall station on the York River Railroad, is u
miles from Richmond, and in the county Of King
William. map of the farm may he seen At the
office of the Surveyor OF the city of Richmond.
WM. 4. BRAXTON.
an & srS ACuuiUfpn. Va.
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~ rEN DOLLARS 4 aWAND:-KAN

SsE AWAY from J. Werth's coal ward, on the
M Basin, MULATTO MAN, named LYND-
~ SAY. LINDSAY is about feet or 10 inches
Lz~mg h; has Il good many whip marks on his
back, of long standing; dresses badly, and geher-
ally has a dirty appearance. lie came from Essex
county, and was hired AT Cit, Point &ast year, 81
which place he was seen during last week aud the
first part of thIs but Is SAID 10 nave lett there on
Wednesday last. for Richmond. | will give the
above reward il taken of the CITY, five dol
lars If taken IN the city the suburbs, and telv-
cred Ia me. - MES MOORE,
25-tS AGENT for Or. " Fisher.
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cARRt AaEs, &c. FOR SALE.

k'OK SALE.-A secondhand TOP
cxGISkS tIJt' GY, in perfect order and an ex-
WN9 ce lleht set OF DOUBLE HARM ESS-
TO oe so'a AZ EARN EST's Stable, on 18th street.
hstgss, Frank lin ard Grace, or at this office.
10 8-ts
Gan CAk tNAGEs, tAhhIAGES.--
9NEJg The sut<c. rbsr has on iand, at his Coach
w Making Est <btshment on Lombard Al
lev. hetyeen Main and Gary, 18th and ltth SITS,
near the Cosumb.al Hotel, COACHES, CHARlo-
TEE, BAROUCHES, Blu fGlEs, with and with,
oat tcps aud SULK' ES-an If HIS own make, OF
the beat saatosial aad work &nghlp-all OF which
vii, DC sold as low sood work ~ the kind can pe
IN the city of kAcA.aond, and respectfully asa
call itoni taose Ia want of any article IN tho oar
rage line, as aia determined TO make "a oinor ana
10 sell At the lowest prices possos sne Si WI
Sc is M I'D A'"' " - MICAJAA MANGVM.
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FROM MRXtCo.-By way OF Havana We have
1e", from Mexico. MIrdm)n, on MS reIurn
ID tue cap. Il, alter his defeat a. SIlaO. re-
81 gueu Pres idency substitute INTO the hands
OF the CAIeI Justice or the Supreme Court,
ana then, i'll dccOrdauca WlIh oae OF Zuloagd's
laws providing tor vac iLcIes IN the Preslden-
cy, the CJuncii OF State was summoned, who
proceeded to vote for President. Miranon
was, OF course, elected, receiving nineteen
votes ont OF tweuty-three. The bulk OF the
Constitutional army WAS at 4 ueretaro, doing
nOtnlIg, though in powerful tOrce, WhI.e their
active adversary ia the capital was moving
heaven aud earth ID protect and tortIfy him.
self There was rumOr that MIramon had
al uuderS landing with some chiefs on The
OtneT side 10 declare u peace as soon as both
armies Meet at the capl tai. Operations were
rXpeC Led 10 commence ABOUT the middle OF the
II Jutu. AT Vera Cruz the most active Drepa-
TtLcns were going forw ward 10 resist any attack
at NE SpdnIardS, which WAS positively ex-
peeled next mon n. Tue port was remarkably
healthy, although fifteen cases ot yellow fever
had occurred oA oJard the Spanish trigate Pc
trJuelIa Four We're ILtai. Fne nag snip Sa-
vannan. toT some reason, had anchored nearer
- tAt cIty.
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DELINQUENT sTATE TAXES.


n
The o assessed "" " " ~ " T
en-
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Sas LAND AND SLAVES IN THE
G94EtY OF rt Az Ella: F For Rs sac 49,, s3i
decd. offer for SAFE privately = valuable TRACT
OF Ian D, lying on the App0mat!oK TiTeT, IN the
county of Amelia, five miles from mattosX Depot,
on the Richmond and Danvllie kailroad, contain
ing by estimation, !, 900 acres. The land ls ADM
aud Tobacco. and the tract Is REGARDED as one oi
the best the county If deslTed, 1t Will be dl-
vded into two tracts. The neIghborhood Is most
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once;
the devlsees reservIng the right to cultivate aud
gather the growing crops, II satisfactory arrange
ment cannot be made with the purchaser to take
then. The purchaser of the land, If he desires
them for his use, also pu chase large
made accommodating. Apply to WILLIAM +.
MEADE or JOHN s. HARDAWAY, Chula De-
pot, Amelia; or to K. W. SrEGER, MattoaX De-
pot AmelIa au 29tf
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JAPANESE HAT.

7 n T.
- JAPANESE OUNCE HAT!
IT,, received. fresh supply of the NEUTRIh
Sune, NESE OUNCn HAT. Also, some new arr
5Arn III sty les of SOFT HATS a
peduu ELLETF K WElSlGER'S,
No. t67 Main street.
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nrEw pNrENT soUTnERN PLOW.--

~ would inform the public that my rev sou n
ERN Pillow succeeds IN the hands oi nea'pf
every one who tries a; and As further evldehce "a
ITS superiority over all others, have receI..
from the CGggUJsStcHsy Of PGtsHtS. az NeN"'H"ssI
ton, pataHt-rlght on the same. Thus u IS oaCA,
DIV the hest test Ell farms, and the ikaeS'
scientific mechanical test in the Patent once,
FLOWS of every SIZE, Rlsat anu III -
Wrought and Cast SH EARS atways on haha. So
warranted To give satisfaction. or tn Dc rete Hoe
Ii. SrARKE, No. 50 MaigsL
on % I'm Richmond, Va.
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RitIlmunb p!spatfh.

TsR IRISH BRIGADE IN iTALy.--The turn
inc poiut in the fortunes of the Irish crusaders
has not vet arrived and matters are altogether
looking as dismal as when the brigade hrst set
foot on the soil of Italy. One sensitive pi-
grim named Dennis O'Keefe, smartins under
his manifold wrongs, has addressed the foi-
lowing to an official At Sroieto
@Spoisfo. Aug. 3.-Dear Sir: approach You
with this memorial on behalf or myself anu
snont ninety others, all British subjects, in
prison in this town. confined IN the citadel for
refusing to sign the oath % allegiance TO his
Holiness for four years. We are badly situ-
stad in every way, not having proper food,
aad huadied together on some dirty straw. -
We are closely confined, having two guards
placed on US night ano day, which proven is
us from getting clear sheet OF paper 10 adj
dress YOU. Dear sir, We are ignoran: OF the
length of time we are 10 be here, and we now
claim pro tee tion as British subjects from you,
hoping you will exert your influence to nave
Us released immediately, and sent home. we
are now fitteeE days ia prison, aud nave SUI :
fered greatly in health from such close con-
nuemenL"
Another writes as follows
"Roak Aug From information nave
recently received, have reason 10 oel'eNe 'ha'
The IRISH In Spoeto are IN very insuooroi-
n,ts and dt.con ted state. 1t Is said that an
outbreak occurred there the ther oay, 10 queIi
which the Roman Carabinieri were called IN
h. Col Plmodan, contrary TO the wishes OF
the officer commanding the Irish brigade that
more than one Irlshman was cat down by the
t}arAbinieTi, one, IL Is said by Col. ftmoual
himself, aud that u very i'll feeling Will ariss
between the Irish and Roman troops IN con-
sta Geace OF this collision"
IL IL also said that the Irish clergy in Rome
are much offended at the treatment winch
their cuuntTyTnen, serving AS volunteers, have
met with from The Papai government. Mum
hers continued 10 leave the brigade, On ths
i>t fity discharged yolunt eers left CiyiIa
Vecchla for MarseIiies, and have just learn
that hfiy more are about to oe sent away.
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Ez-Pa inti Ing.
Having taken store under the Exchange l,b
street, | am prep .red To execute
PAL L | n u
in Al of It's various branches.
WORK solicited IN town or country.
au l8-im l.. MAULE
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ssE AKIN FOX - = - offer tor sale my
SyF FARM, known as "Park HiIi,' Ia the county
~A~ of Henr!cO, containing 1904 acres, lying two
miles east Of Richmond, and adjoining the lands
OF Mr.. Ro. g. BTaAton, Mr. J. " Randolph and
others. 1t ls sened unnecessary to give fur her
descr ption of the land, Improvements and advan
tages, presumlng those wishing TO purchase will
examine for themselves.
rEB Ns.-IibeTal. J. NJ. q. DICKINSON.
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Wilson, George and wife,
Whitehead, Bradley and Rhodes,
Winfree, Mat, trustee Elias Kennall
Weislger, Washington, estate,
York, Lucy, G. and A Anderson,
Xehmer Charles,