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This noble river becomes az object of pecu-
tax interest in connection with the compile
'.oA Ut the James River and kanawha Canal.
IttTayeEAes very productive region of Viz
.gni7, Ead has a volume of water that will
institute ii, when improved, an efficient and
reliable means of transportation Tor more
tasn hundred miles above the mouth OF
ireeHDr.er River, at which point the James
River ana hauaw ha Canal Will enter IL. or
cJuTse the completion OF The canal will be fol-
lowed by the Improvement OF tue Upper New
River as TAR as it is prac ticable, and il will
become al Immense tributary 10 the canal
the resources Of the country il waters being
magnificent, whether we consider It's mines
it- lJrests. or It's agriculture
some Two years since, Mr. j.. (T BooTH q
gentleman OF enterprise and sagacitv. entered
ln-o contract with party who undertook to
Improve the river from the New River White
sulphur Springs, in Giles county, 70 Central
D.pJt, on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
.vad-a distance OF some twenty -four miles
for bStteaux nayi cation. The work was begup
aud has progressed, with occasional susnen.
-Ions, until, at last, as we learn. batteaux
loaded with salt and plaster has accomplished
me distance In perfect safety, and with little
aitculty. This boat arrived at the Snrirgs
"n ins Goth inst, and was to con tinue its trims
"'th freight for lie country below The Depot
as s. accomplishing III uuh-euough 10 provo
'Ae capacity OF the Upper New River tor usa-
l"i navigation Tor il IA heavily -ireighted boat
'"n, with The partial impro yemsnt made
'JAaisihg Al the deepening and straigh ,aci,,,
81 /" few ehannels-pass in safety on /, AZ NJ
teason q low water, then IL can ms m.,,n -
ms "sr very satisfactorily The wants of co.,
'neJc" Of the country, and assist mos. w.
i4tiy ia he development OF it's resourc.s
Tho Central Depot is about - miles above -.
1G1nta u Greenbrier River. Il IS in the vi
emily 81 he extensive lead mines of the Nau
f''eF, aud near The copper mines of Carroll
%"d biayson. There are forests of white nine
," me Ne" River Valley, at many points be-
"eeh Tue Depot and the Green brier. whils tho
country ao0nnds IN other timber of va,,a 81
great importance 10 commerce. The ;,n,ro
lheut Of the Upper New River ,t.ras..'s
while II cannot compare In i'm portanca
tlfa1 OF the Lower New River and ,ha' ~
nawha, will be the means OF throwing a oraa,
commerce upon the canal, and add inmense,v
- the gsaeral wealth aud resources Of tha
stale. y
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DIED.

n, wednesdsv the 26th inst, WILL AM NJ,
..,n,d snn Of James and Mary J. O'Keefe, aged
year II months ana IL DAYS. -rl--, Al. ,-.h
His funeral vii take place on THURSDAY the Zrh.
n, .0'nlock from the Hollywood Cemetery. ihe
frendv nd aceuaintances are respectfully invited
to attend.
In Williamsburg. on Monday last, the 18th in
slant after a pTotracted and painful lilness, the
Rev'd WILLIAM J XIMMHR. of the Protes-
tsnt Episcopal Church. and late Rector OF et.
Johns huroh, City Point, Va.
HIS parents survive him, and he leaves an inter
estng httie family. and many relatives ana trlenos'
He was faithful in all the social ard domestic re
iations ri life ard true to the trust reposed IN MN
az munster Of the Gospel. He has fallen IN the
primo of manhood, but he leaves toNen ..
a happy destiny IN his devonon re tne oans .
of the Church. The piety of his NE IL a'nots
the many memorials he has left u those WV
mourn, aud a. the same time AFFORDS tRe ~. ~. rs
ground OF hops, and the hest evidence tnas NC
carried with him the Christians passport W W.
iher and better world u
In Charlotte county, Va, Monday evening, !, II
inst Mt the res dence of her graadlttheT. WIN.
I. ChafIn, ESQ. FANNIE BEL =, infant daushtt T
and on|y child of Wm Z. and mary r. - illa,l' ui
Richmond, Va. aged year 2 months ana W ae's'
Then calmly rusv cur spirits bow
Beneath affection 5 rod; -,
W no, W 70 would mnTnlur tnIt MS emu
is .aleInjoy and Coz!
On Yesterday, the Goth instant, the infant son OF
Jordan II, and Elizabeth NJ artin, aged two months
ard fourteen days.
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DEATH OF A yrRarNIAN.-The st. L

DEATH OF vIRGINIAN,-The St Louis
Democrat of the 22d inst, announces the sud.
den death Of Justice ALFRED LRwrLLRN. OF
that. city. He expired while sitting In the
chair of his Courtroom, Immediately after de-
odinga case brought before him; he had just
signed the necessary official paper in the case,
when he was seized with a hemorrhase of
the lungs, and died before medical assistance
could be given him. Mr. IGwELLEN was a
native of Iiynehburg, and for some time re-
sided inihls city The best evidence Of the
worthCf his character is the respect IN when
he was held IN the city where he resided at the
time Of his deata The Democrat says OF him !.
ale was widely known and warmly esteemed
by a large circle of friends"
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80 HENRIco-DiSTRrC NO. g.
BELL AND EVERETT kNECUTINE COM
MlTIFE l., and committees OF vigilance for the
same appointed, as follows:
no. From lSth 10 18th streets inclusive.
COalHittes.-A. X. CTUmp, ". CuninEsworth,
Sr., l.. IL. Luck, K. W Carter, NJ. Eggleston, j.
Y. Hardwicke, W. CuiiIns worth. Jr., A. Tomiu-
con, J, Brooks, l.. H. Flgg. j. K. Rose, g. NJ. Win
NJ Stewart, J. ?. .QuaIles, g. E. Gresham, W.
Barker, W. l. McMlnn. J. AGREE, L. SInco, A. J.
Snead
No 2-From 18th to 18th streets.
CoBiHlttfsF NJ. Mles, J. r. Riddck. d. II.
Atkinson, Miles Iurpln, james II. w nIiord, J. H.
CampDell, a. W. Richardson, r.. s. Pieasan q, J.
K. Lord, L. b. y alker, Jas Elicit, c. Richardson.
W. Ferguson, Fl V. Su ton, Thos. l.. D WalEord,
DR.. w. q. *neiilngs, w. r. Mitchell, John w.
Ferguson. + ]. He'll,
No. 3-F rom 18th street to Stony Run.
C0HtHlttfs -, Smith, X. J. Foxes, Lucien
Lewis, p. C. Larus, G. b. Lipscomb, ". c. Chus-
tan J. Peai V. Heckler, II. I. Goddin. J. Wyatt,
J, IL Peay, A. :. Lee, P. NJ. Crane, W. Lewis, j.
No 4-From Glues Greek 10 Williamsburg Stage
Road
Communicated. L. Earnest, Henry Voegler, ST..
- Peasants, J. H. Smack, w. Fl, Dean. -
Gresham. J. Derharr. r. A terguson. J. II. As
KEY, J. Mettert, II Woes lef. Jr.. T. Heokier. W.
C.. Drew, - HattoI, w. Tlmberlake, Dabney
Baker.
viii please call their seve raj committees together
81 as early day pOssible. Nj re explicit inlur-
NATION as to boundaries will he then gwen.
By order OF the Executive Committee
n; MPHREI II. MILES, Chairman.
Nj. w. HAZLEWO0D. Sec'y. Sc 27-1te
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So, TO THE pURLtC,--

Il -xsS%s TO THE PUBLfC.-Ny name hav
Eaf>-A~A ing been made prominent IN a transac-
ton, and q meeting OF NV fellow citizens of the
cour ~ of Caroline. at the Bowling Green, by
which an lmputatton has heen alleged OF my
sounCness on the subject of slavery, 1 wish 10
state briefly the facts as 20 my connection with the
affair with Phelps | reside at the Bowling Green
VI til my wife, the daughter OF an hoEoTed matron
OF the good old county OF Caroline, the owner #
more than thirty negroes, and am the father OF
three children, bonn at the Bowling Green
knew nothing OF Phelps then, nor do now. After
a personal examination OF his trunk. aud finding
10 proof that The suspl cion entertained, and pro
perry, too, es to Phelps, perhaps my sympathIes
were eXcted IN his behalf to secure for hun pro
per lnvestlg alton and his retention in Jail until he
could be convict of crime 1t is true that am
a Penpsyl yanian by birth; but that will not ne
charged as q crime upon me. since IL was not in
my power to determine where, when OF how
should see the light of a free republic. | have
lived, boy and man, at the Bowling Green, four
teen years; making my living as an honest me
chanlo and a small mercantile trafe-all of which
mas been grisvously damaged by the force of the
charges against me, which are to say The least,
unSind ungsnerous Il hope not maIlciousl to a
mother and her little ones whatever may he visited
upon ME. Sc Ut II. X. CRONlE.
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NJ Embroidery and Hosiery.

~ EmbrOidery aud E.Ostery.
ELEGANT LACE SETS USLGN do.
POINT APPLIQ UE, BRUSSELS do.
MALTESE ana VALENCIENNES do and
COLLARS.
MUSLIN and CAMBRIA do.
LINN and CAMBRIA SETS, ILLUSION
SLEEV rs, &c, &C.
WORKED SHIRTS, BODIES, TRAVELLING
SETS &C.. &c
Indeed. an endless assortment of such Goods.
Also. hosiery of every description. SHIRTS,
DRAWERS. STOCKINGS, GLOVES for Ladies,
cents ard Children. nc &c.
SERVANTS DEPARTMENT.
Negro Blankets, Bed Blankets, Fuiled Cloths,
IVA. made Sheep Greys, Cass nets, Llnseys, DO
mestics, KeTseys Tor Out " omen, Sheetlngs,
ieachej Cottons, Ozlabargs, &c, &c, a large
and comm audlng stock. aid sold at W Wholesale or
Retail, upon the most liberal terms.
Large sock FURS and CURTAIN GOODS al
WAYS on hand.
sc 2l-2w L. X. PRICE u CO.
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Who Shall gjpen the HaIIg

This IN the great question III the day In New
! DIRK, Dlas Lane having declined to come all
tle way from Was aiageoa TO dance with Lord
RxaPREw. 1t Is said that 81 Ieast fifty women
vi New York TANK themselves entitled 10 the
h9aYf, each ccnnidersug herself AZ the nrst
lady n Es~ xegs. Gas fparnsi reecsa nusrss
tEsE ,hsf shstl '1Ks 80 los The nance, sh-ther
,aat esy ell sIsnd 10 q ri'% snf is' fts sraHs
r. ! rIseSe fsF hifassif
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mAnIru INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RIcHM 1ND. SEPTEMBER %.
H,gA Waf.r tAis day Thursday1 "a 'aeIoes.
AR NIVE Ed,

ARRIVED.
Stermer Gso. Peabody, Pritohard. Baitfnere'
mdze and passengers, D. w CuIrle,
Schr. Ben Vandiver. Jones. Baltimore sua"o'
sohr. Bengal, Hicks, Rocklsnd. lime, Liooy q
Sohr E. Arcularus, Snow, Rockland' lime
scbr, Thos s. Dawson, Brooks, York River,
Schr s. Applegate Cranmer, Philadelphia coal
X. @. Haskins. ,u,n
Schr Citizen. Drlnkwater, New YORK. HOUR " :
schr. Emma Jane. Phillips, Baltimore Hour W.
schr. st Cloud, Gwatney. down the river, light.
Schr Rachel Ann, -, down the riVer llRht
Schr Geo. V. scott, Parker, down the riVer'
light ,., .he r,var ligb,
Sohr Vim. 3. Trpett, P;tchett, down the tIVef'
light
Ngw York, Sect. a-Crd, schr. Jamestown,
petersmlrg Ard, schrs Marshall, Richmond
Mery fredericksburg and IA sohrs win WOOD,
from Va Sept. 25.-GFd. steamship Jamestown
Richmond. Ard, steamship Roanoke RICH
mond schr. KossHth. Portsmouth, c
BosToN. Sept. ~ CT Il, bark Anonlnn; cehoa,
via Richmond. Sept. 23.-Ar'd' schr' frederieS
Eugene, Richmond. ~ r,,
BALTIMORE, Sept 25.. I'd, schrs VIM Spear,
Richmond: Iohn Allen, do. CID. schIs' E,eh
Godsborcush, X edmond; Ocean, do; l.. n. hugh
let's, d." Clara Belle, do. p
Providence, Sept. q Ard, schr. Il. n barhs'
Richmond.
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3g~~S-s nOUGLAS ANDJoaNSON -Hon.
So DAM II. HOGE, of Montgomery. our
Elector fer that District and Il Delegate to the
ers will address the National Democracy at the
African Church, TONIGHT. tThursday.J 9Th
tend.
+. S.-A BUSINESS ME ETING of the National
Democracy wll Re held al SCHAD'S HALL. broad
street, 10 MORROW NIGHT, (FtIDAY) 18th
inst, at o'clock All friends of the cause are re
qpesIsd to attend, as matters OF importance will
he bfoug hit before the meeting. JAS. u. BLACK
WELL and w ARCH Err COOKE, EsqIs., will
D' 80 ~ ". K. sTURDIVANT, President.
J. X. MARTINI SEES
J u. PoWKLL,6 S00 - Sc n IT.
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PIANOS FOR SALE.

NOTICE The LARGEST and hest sees,
HYa3 ton of Foreign and American SHEET
NJ ~ NJ uSlC, may be found at the corner Of
9th and Broad streets.
- PIANOS from the celebrated Factory Of v
Knahe Il 90. Second hand PIANOS, from 500
) $50, for hire and sele
u UITARS, VIOLINS. BANJOs Of nv ov,
make, FLUTES, PIPES, and ACCORDk0Ns or
sale
REPAIRING and TUNING done in the best
manner. F. POLSrER. AgsaL
N. B.-Mr. w. RADE will always be in attend
ance TO select music. Sc Is In
JOHN nUNDERDALE
HSTs Having Just returned fiOm New York,
Iit OFFERS for sale choI assoTtme ut Of sai
Ia octave ROSEN COD ri AMOS, If The fines!
quality, on most reasonable terms
L. eyeral good SECuN ID HAND PIANOS, 8.
yer, low prices
a. Wareroom, 18th st, opposite Ban. ST., Be-
WINS Block. Sc 3-N'
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T. -NS DEMoCRATIC MEETING.-The
TAN HALL, on FRIDAY EVENING, 18th INST,
al Ia clock '
hon X ~ 1. HUNTER will address the De-
aioctaeJ- ne citizens invited to be present
aho near nm. l.. w. GLAZEBR00K, Pres't
HES I' p 6. cAssox, tsee's. ..ust
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"a Have You Seen whites Money
DRAWER THE best thing ever nvented-cOn-
veuItnt-a sure protection agENnst theves-easIiy
opeI ated and can he locked over lG different ways.
Eyery oue using a drawer snoud have one. Call
and see 1t. or send your card. Sta &c and County
Rights for sale in all the Sou thern States. Dime
Sc 22-2w* CHAS F. HOPR, Genn Agent.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.
ton MORN ROW. ~,
l. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 49,
wiLI Bn PUBLISHED BY
WEST Il JOHNSTON, las Nam street,
VIR(iI y A,

T'O-MOR OW. ,,p, 90,
will Bn PUBLISHED BY
WEST Il JOHNSTON, Jas Nam street,
VIRGI = | A,
ESPECIALLY RICHMOND
IN BY G ONE DAYS!
With Glance at the Present-being remlnis-
cences and lat word OF .,1
AN OLD CITIZEN
BY SAMUEL MoRDE &c Al, ESQ,
Hire dim menliniSSs Juradit."
Second edition, with many corrections and add
'i'HS PRICE, 0NED DOLLAR
Published by WEST & JOHNSTON, and for
sale by them aud all booksellers. ECU
CUUN TRY pIERCH HAMS
~ Viii find, al I2i MAIN STREET., al they
low prices fof cash or app1oved credit BLANK
hooks. Of home manufacture, better than any Of
also Kept for those Who VIII buy common goods.
Cap, Letter and Wrapping PAPER OF all sizes
arg RR09NNET BOARDS. INKSTANDS, PENS,
VIouns and Strings Enk, States, PENCILS; %es g.
Virgins, Dutch and English ALMANACS, for
i'S School BOOKS Of all kinds; BIBIEs i TEs-
TAMtNTS, H Y NJ and FRA nj oohs !;
NOVELS and Standard Literature IN great va
f'SS BLANK BOOKS made to order, and all kinds
OF Sc B ~ St Dli'Di'''' at S''O J. W RANDOLPH.
, AKGE sUPPLEes OF PoP IL a IL
h SCHOOL BOOhS
Just received 's !. MORRIS. Ne. 81 Main street
In view of the Annual Con msncsment OF the
vsrious Schools and Educational Institutions IN
Richmond and It's VICINITY, / nave lnade ininplu
preparations for the furnishing oil such SGhOQh
and COLLEGE, TT r bOOkS rs are l!kely 10 De
called for, among winch will be found the follow
SPELLERs -Webstor's Elementary. McGufie''s,
FmersCn's, New York, southern, SWAMI s.
Sargeant's. Com'y 5, H1Zen's Spsl er ana He~
Gnsr Tnwns' Union, Psrker watson s. NC
REA DERS Goodrch' Series; Mc6mnlew :. HS"
York ANGELS. Sarg ,>apt's, Southern W cup 81
Towns, Wilson S, arker q WATSON s. Low
els Sanders. Emerson s. &c, &c
ENGLISH GRAMNARS Butter s,SitiiI,n 3 vi
rays. Clark's, PInneo's, hiTShan 5, butiIoL ;,
Brown 5. Harris, Fowler ., BaiIey s. MURRAY 8
FxercIseS. Greene's Analys US; &c, &C.
ARlTHNtT[CS- Pixies, Sm tths, emerson s.
Crozet's, Davies, Greenleai !. Coinurh 8, "a
b1ll's. Fowlsrs Smiley s.Parhe s. thomson s.
Also, KEYS To all the above aA' lar DIS nave
been published. , c
ALGkBkAS- By Smith, Davies, Bal'ey. Greene
Bourbon, Hill, tay, Ray, Benny st, ., hooinis
Colburn. Bridge, Totten. Also, 1 oIrtheS
Calculus; Play Fl RS Simson's kucld; looms,
Geometry and TrgonOmetrv. all OF 'tVIeS
Mathematical Series; Smith BIO; Gul H',eIe
y Gillespie on Surveying; ChuTch's Gale ui""'
&C. &c. &C.
GEOG RAPHY-M itchelPs, Olney's, SmItI, s.
Mitchell's Ancient Schmltzs Ancient, Long
Classical Atlas, Parley's Geography. &c. NC.
ALSO-A general assortment of LA TIN OK I'm.
FRENCH. S"ANlSH aud ITALIAN BOOKS,
MUSIC BOOKS for tue Piano and Guitar; also,
SRt Ell MUSIC. and all the requisI es ior
the School-RoOm. Sc I'll Nv
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go BR ECKESRIDGE ARD LANE
81 CLUB.-rhe following Committee, ap-
pointed to draft Constitution and Bye-iaws ior
the bove CLUB, will meet az the office of CRoPPYR
s DUHBAR, No, 6. Law Building, at 41a O'Clock
THIS EVENING:
Jg6trsoa Ward-Al.en Lyon, Charles Johnston,
VIM. s. Jenk Us.
Madison Ward-Audrew jenkins, Edgar Macon.
Geo. w. Johnston.
4Ioaros Ward-Wm. Irving Scott. George Dow
den, d. b. Jones.
T. T. CROPPER, Chairman.
VIM, LLoYD, Sec'v. Sc N-lt
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M Semple's Vnfallible BakiAg Powder
The best and Chez pest in use. For sale by Drug
gists and Grocere generally:
j. w GAELIC e, Apothecarr,
Sole PrOpriator
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kA- Bait hkAp>! BILL nRABs The largest
aqd most complete assortment Ct RULED PA
PERS, Tor BILL BEADS. of various coloTs-
Blue, White. Bun Canary, Ping, and furple-Just
received ct THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9th
eTs IN waut, can rely on getting n good article of
Paper, and rs chea as they can be procured any
where. Cali and specimens and prices. ltsl
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EA. Rocks Good samaritan. for Aheuma-
ttsm, Neurs lgia, Lpmbago, Spralns, Stiffness of
joints, SC For safe who esae and recall by
JNO, W. GARLlfK, SO % Agent,
Market Place, + rankin ST.,
And by Druggists generally.
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RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC

49, RfCHNUND PHILHARMONIC
So Ass0CIAI!oN1Tne next regular re-
hearsal Of the GL II CLUB will be held at the
MECHANICS INsrITUTE. Room IS on ms
at 8 O'clock. Roll will be
called precisely az 50 O'Clock, The Membership
list Is now open, and application may lie made to
any member of the Association. The BOARD OF
DIR ECTURS will meet at the Office of GRIsWoLD
GRE woLD precisely at O'clock, TO transact
business OF importance.
i,y order Of the President.
sc 2-lLS HENRY HARVEY. Sec'y.
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eA- Mss RES tS0a Man street; between 9th
sna lath sts ) GRAND EMPORIUM of fAhLS,
I0h DIN and NEW YORK FASHIONS. The
AS Accuracy aHd ptrftrt tffsHg always secured
AZ tbIs es ahltshneat e1uho den Mrs. to solicit
share of public pauonase. special attention Ia
invited to The follow az asFleies; ~ pk ksStS.
BRIDAL COST "a ES CL0AKS, NJ ANrlLLAS,
BASG Es, &c, &c; all IN a ST, ie Of artistic ele
garee, IN which Mrs. REFS claims pre- eminence.
se 27~3t
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sARRrrRNEp FROM FUsopE-We are glad to
hear that Henry SCHNEIDER, professor of Mu-
Sc has returned from Europe, and doubt
brought q fine selection of Foreign AtESit for he
LADIES' uf Richmond
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ia Stock of Dry Goods ut Prime Cost for
CASH.-The subscr Der will dispose of the h lance
of IS stock of DRY GOObS at p7iHe cost for cash
uni 1 further notice. All persons want will do
well to give him call.
THOMAS QUARLES,
81 rs Ct No. 229 Broad street..
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q. ONE PRICE CLUTliiet, sluh1Ls;
~ NEW STOCK OF lit AND WlNtsA
M 6OODS.-MARKs NELSON 2iJ bls..
Xf street, has returned with spend ~. -
--of CLOTHS CASSIMERES and feSt
lN6S: AlsA. fine assortment OF hrApt.
NJ ABE CLOTHING to which he invites bis if''-@'
and customers. -
n. B.-GO0DS made up a. the shortest nou'si
and warranted to AZ have also ieS psggo'."
BRECKENRIDGE GOODS. ssl-H"-
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~ Dyspepsia, in it's Isost aggravated
70 r.as. can easily be cured by BAKE US PhE-
M UM BlTTERS. Cases Of ten years standing
ha, readily yielded to its al healing qualities
Pr. ce 50 cents per bottle 40 be bael OF the rim
cipal Uruegis the city % Rlchms nd and else
where. Orders filed By addressing
Sc 25--ts r. EAK ER. Richmond
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- Eiegant GoIOrPd and

| rs Elegant CoiOred and ,.
| BLACK SILK RUBtS- FLOD Mes.
| A splendid assortment of the al owe RICH and
BEAUTIFUL GOODS IN Plain n vi Chlntz Bro
cade figures IN choice cOors. They are offered at
S25 and SO, which IS greatly below Their value.
Eary application should be made as ne SIMPLY is
| limited tse 22-2wl WATKINS & f .tCkLEN.
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MARRIED,

On THURSDAY evening. the 18TH ins.ant. ~ NJ NJ
VII hIYERN TO Miss MARY J. GILL both OF
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~ TO Medical students .-Dissfctins
CASES al, various STYLES and prioei for sale very
cheap at EDW ARD T. NJ ~ NSoNS.
Sc 25--2m Attn and Franklin sts
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nA First Oh the season.
New BUCKWhEAT MEAL, 4: ne COS Fl Z N
BUTTER. ENGLISH DAIRY q he Sk. fine lot
Virginia BACON pure Virginia CT der YIN EGAR,
and every variety of SPICES ultahle for the
picking season; also, fresh z AS. COFFEtS,
finest SUGARS, &c, &c, at q Family Gro
Gerry of MILF nlS q w.,
SO 24-4t I'd and Main streets
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PERSONAL.

IF THE HEIRS uE ADAM CRAIG. A.
L CABELL, John Mayo, James Baron, Angus
Rucker, Edward CarrlngtOn, MaTo CarrIngton-
Christopher Eoane. A. Blair and Lawrence Muse,
Richard, Archer, Vim. Thompson, K. A. cate;
WOOD, Philip rlaug ter, Bea CIaYerlLg, ArmIstead
Barksdale. and others, who have land in Kentucky,
south of Green river, military claims, wall call
on me at the Columbian Hotel, they can obtain IN
formation IN regard 10 It, -
Sc 60 ct JOHN II. FOSTER.
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FANCY Goods
HOUSE FURNIsHINt. AND FANCY

HOUSE FURNISHING AND FANCY
IL G0oDS;-:I have on ham. general assortment
Of HOUSEKEEPING AID FANCY GOODS
{ UGH as Plate Warmers. block Tin Dish Covers
Tea and Coffee Po,s I able and Door Mats Wait,
Hair busters, Market ana Fancy Baskets, Work
Boxes; Cabs arayeAng- Bags, Needle Thread
Wheelharrows. Wagons Carts. Children Chat
Tubs, Buckets. Pals and Piggin', Chamber S,sts'
and general as ,ortmeIt OF TOYS. aud otheI artl-
Broad street, by tse I7-l0tl J. HARB Of '
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CByaCH HILE. = NG,aIsH, CLASSICAL
- AND MATHEMATlCAL s c II o l., ON
c. u. MILLER.
w l. MILLER, M. A.
The exercises Of this School will commence on
MONDAY 18TH of September.
TERMS. for 10 months, payable semi annually in
advance: $50, $40, $50 and 500
For further Information, apply to Messrs. Hunt
4 James, or Stokes h kives sc Film
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49, MOTTO E.-rhs BRECKINRI DGE
- IA and LANE CLUB will meet TO Me IT |,
receive the re oort of the Committee on Organiza-
ton and for other pur poses Ali perOns ffield 10
the ohoef of the meeting are Iequested to attend
Wh. LLoYD, gecf,. Sc n. ii
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q ~@S NuTlCE.-There will be 2 meeting
- of the BELL and EVERETT Ci,IJs. ~
No. DisFHiCT, HenTico county, ON SATUR-
DAY night. at O'Clock, at Dickman's Old STAND.
or the Brooke Turnpike. three miles ffom Rich
moDd. A full attendance is desired as GOOD speak
eTs are o X pected to address the Club.
sc ISL o. \. TAYLOR, Sec'y
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UNCEAS SING ATTRACTJoy

LAST N-GnT sUr ONE oy rUx
CELEBRATED FRENCH DANCrpr.
MILE CAROLINE THELEUR
AM MONS WIETUnpp
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TIL URSDAY EVENING, Sepfemb.r
Will be performed the new romantic ~,
the VAMPIRES BRIDE aot