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EXCITEMENT IN WEST POINT, MIss.-The
citizens of West Point, Miss, held meeting
on the 2lst nit, to take action in the matter OF
a lot of abolition comments found in lot OF
trunks sold and shipped by Mobile merchant
to another of that place. Resolutions were
adopted against the Mobile merchant as un-
worthy of confidence, and committee was APP
pointed to correspond with Mayor Withers, OF
that city. The Mobile Mercury says that The
house that sold the trunk has been made the
victim Of scheme OF Northern abolitionists.
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4 IN PiECEs OF WHITE lGO0Dx. $50
lSU PIECES OF WHITE GOODB!! isol
eeiyed: from auction. $50 pieces of Wkite Jaco-
nett. Cambsic. and Check Mpelne. which we're
snsntiy INJURED bI water. and which were ,eeexht
nothing; Call up on Monday, tho 81 inst and az
amias them Gu socn 2. s19 H, lose the ehsncs
sa s5. 7-seg,ss No. - 0fosd st. :
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The SINGER SEWING MAtHlNE s.
The marked and eyer extended popularity Of

THE SiNGER SEWING MAtHiN ES.--
Ghe m,Ssd nns sSss sHte9fsa Of
RIGA and Europe, is such az best to establish theil
SD perority over all Others in the market Sewing
Machines, called, may be bought, II Is true. for
smaller amount OF dollars, but 1t - mistaken
economy TO invest any thing in q worthless or un
reliable article. and those who will do SO must
a0is siH Nc EGa New NEWT FAMILY MACHINES.
In order to place the gerry best Family Machines
in the yorld within the reach Of all, we have re-
duced our Letter A. or transverse Shuttle Ma
chimes, beautifully ornamented, to FIFTY DOL
SINGERS No rI,k AMP \ PPG 2 STANDARD SHUT
Poplar IN the and
tory. Prices reduced respectively from SIS and
$50 to $50 and 500. - -..-..-- -r-sa
SINGERS Nos sT 5hlsks SHUTTLE Ma
For carriese-makers and heavy leather work.
Price. complete, SIPS. -a
ticle., unequaled for manufacturing purposes,
nolseless. rapid and capable of any kind of work.
Price, including iron stand and drawers, Sll0,
cheaper at that. in view of its value, than the ma
chimes of any other maker rs gift
All OF Singers Machines make the interloc ked
stitch with two threads, which is the best stitch
known. Every person desiring to procure full
and reliable information about Sewing Machines,
their sizes. prioea. working capacities, and the
best method OF purchasing, can obtain it by send
ing for copy OF II. M. Singer GUS Gazette
NEEDLES. THREAD, COTTUNS SILK, and
all necessary articles used with Sewing Machines,
cal machinlst, who 10 ever ready to attend on our
Messrs SINGER co.'s Office being conduct
entirely new set of hands, We feel confident Of
DOING share Of the business, az we have al ways
dons heretofore. NJ sINGEE CO.,
r Tpnrr- Azaue = - - ' an "a : 3,n
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NJ PHoToGRAPHs Miniature and Life-slze--
taken daily. in large numbers. at RISES new and
beautiful Gallery, las Main street. Babies and
Famil, Groups taken perfect in one second by
h Rs' secret chloride of gold process The beau
tiful Pearl Ambrotypes, usual, Is cents. 80
cents 81. So So, and SIS in large gilt frames
Life fiZe Photng apis fIOm $50 to 500. Ct
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MARINn INTERFERENCE.
HisA wa,., tAis da, Saturday, S s'eloeL.

a ARRIVED,
stesmer virginia; Kelley. Philadelphia mdze'
-so6r. Crenshaw, Moss. New York, mdze., D. 4
scSr. &. b. Smith, soper. New York. hay. to or
sihr Josephine. Waterbury. Albany lumber f.
schr. B. 6. Tupman, Simmons, Philadelphia
'I seir. i. A. Elicit. DeGroot. Albany. lumber,
sehI. Kate Kallahan, Kallahan. Philadelphia
' s"hr. Roxanna, Moore. Havre de Grace. coal, s.
tchs i" J. Pickup, Pickup, Philadelphia, coal, R.
schr.- Jno. Walker, Farren. New York, suano,
sehr. D. $. Miller. creb,, New York corn,
schr Three Sisters. Lenvard, Baltimore, suano'
sSaf 1aSss CO. as'ns'0n' WILMINGTON powder
sloop sophia. Coleman, Wilmington, powder, E.
schr. l.. r r Harding. James River, wheat,
Steamship Jamestown. Skinner, New York, mdze
ard passengers Lud' am & Watson
scnr Charles WHITING. Gale. Providence mdze'
sc6f. r. i siansrd, Jr., Booze, Baltimore. coal
sohr DanviIsi Chester. New York, mdze
schr VIM sps are IGnes Baltimore i'nGI light
I'D .fl CLEARED,
Bark John Grimm, Capt. freak, for Venioe, with
IA hhds. of tobacco, by Edward VIM. DE Voss
Co. ,t...t H.. ..I ,lt. - .fr.- --f
B.LrrxoRE. Aug: Cleared. chr Cambria
Richmond; Ocean, do; John K. Griffith, do; Hope
do. g. 81 - .. q
NRw YORK, Aug. 29-Cl'd. schr. J.. D. Cramer
Richmond Aug. 30 CID schr. Ann, Petersburg
NORFOLK. Aug 3o-Arrlyed, steamer Empire
with barges from Richmond. =. 49,.
A.-H-a (BY TKLEGRAPH.1 ED. ...
HAMPTON RoADs. Aug. 81 Arrived ship Be-
thi,h Jewett. DAYS from Calao reports saw clip
per ship Grey Feather from South America. with
copper ore for New York, off and bearing foI
Falkland Islands, leaking rapidly.
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DEATH OF MxisrKR.-Rev. Jacob b.
hoack, OF the Methodist Conference, died on
Sunday. me 18Th inst. near Ourrituck. Va
he was formerly minister Of the "United
ors.nlsn 10 Christ" and An that capacity was
well Known ia the Valley Of virstnia
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MARRIED.

.@aov sva0yws Iesidencs M ny NJ RnuH.
r mED Y. * III 70 Nc. zEoLA
.DKsVls, all Of We COUNT q LIE meso 81
4, Tho rss,denoe Of pr. rhcs; n P.ge ti6sFsy,
gsdo eoaasy ASSa:ssI II fas 81 svSn s
y sn ha AID Miss L toll N. PAGk. ~ Liberty
aurus, spth, by Rsv. C w. PetherbIidse, Mr..
WV II. Taylor ard Miss ELIZABETH
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IA I've Got 'Em,

IA ve Got EN-, .....- -. p
WHITE DUCK PANTS. ~ 4'''-'
FANCY AND WHITE MARSETLLES VESTS.
SKELETON, CASHMERE AND SILK VESTS.
GAUZE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. ~
CASHMERE PANTS AND COATS.
LINE SUITS, STRIPED AND PLAIN. s.s
THEY'RE CHEAP as tits possible to make
them. Call at 100 Main street and get what is
lacking to complete gents outfit and know what
you are buying. WIN. s. TUpMAN. Agent,
109 Nam street,
jy 2S-tst2p) Third door above l4th street.
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IA Southern Savings Bank,

"A. Southern Savings Bank, --'H az.
OFFICE l73 MAIN STREET. .----'
Certificates Of Deposit and Checks issued by the
Treasurer, 2. b. PRICE. t ..tU-
DIRECToRs: ..e 20
J. B. Watkins, Pres't, K. C. Howe, s.s
p. L. Moore, Geo. |. Herring,
VIM. Ira Smith, j. F Regnault,
III. F. Mayo, W. A. Jenkins. sec'y.
e. P. B. Price, Treasurer E ~
au l8-1m -f.t F.
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A Rocks Good Sauna titan. 1.-The sub.
scrlber having taken the agency for the above pop
ular RHEUMATIC REMEDY, Is prepared to
furnish the trade at proprletor's rates.
1853 JOHN w. GARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist,
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= loo ACRks OF LAND, ON TIL

&kYORK RIVER RAILROAD, FOR SALE.
- am authorized to sell one hundred sores
about ten miles from the city of RIchmond: y.
Joining the lands OF Thns. J. Carter. Philip VS..
suit v ell for q n arket garden, &c. The wood IA.
is ct in pine and oak 1t is couven ent to NJ
and several churches the society good ~
cation be ma de to the SUI soriber or it will be 81
Oh anged for property in the city or upon the SUB
urbs. RO. b. LYME, Land Agent, 30,
AMI -dtS- -..-1.---- Gffice METROPOLITAN Hal
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n MILLINERY-FALL TRADE, nn

SY 1850. AHK
* ! desire to call attention to my re- 2Ok3
inovaI from No. lo9 Msin street, to the cnmlnudI
Gus new building Ne. 2ts Mafn street, aditlniog
where | am prepared to exhitft larger stock of
MILLINERY GOODS,
And READ MADE MlLLINERY ARTICLES,
and VELVET B0NNkTS; BON NET PLUMES,
RIBBONS, FRENCH and AMERICAN FLOW
DRESS CAPS. Lace Cares and Berthas, Grape
and Muslin Collars and Sleeves. Infants Caps
Hats, and Cloaks, Ruches and Tabs, &c, in all
styles. --=.-----
connection with the general MILLINERY
and Nj AN fILLAso all kinds, in the latest fash
ionable styles, and at reasonable prices.
All orders will receive prompt and special atten-
ton. -s.a --,4l N. G. BARTON,
Sc lin 1850 2z9 Main rest.
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- DOUGLAS AND JOHN<ON.-An
~ adjourned meeting of The NATIONAL
DEMOCRACY will be he'd at BOSHER,S HALL,
corner of Main and 9,h streets. THIS Saturday
EVENING. at 8 o clock.
1T Is earnestly requested that all who feel an in
terest In the cause will be present. The meeting
Is strictly business one. to perfect the Organiza-
ton for the coming campaign.
BY order of the President. -
VIM r. SrURDIvANT.
John X. MARTIN, Sec'y. el-lt
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n EIlNgO eCGAR. ~sle bblg. A. . .aad EAtss
49, cc9ss 20 hbl1. IN Lsef cfsahss, fcE:
s's.s - sllle,! EMr.
| 1jaIs : n \ /,
- .aassIrA alxaa sss3
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LADIES' LIST,

LADIl
Ancarrow mrs &
Allen mrs u H
Alien Illas b U
Andre We miss Anna T
Bishop miss N Il.
Butler miss M
Blake IA % u 4e 4.g
Blankenship miss o A
bass mrs b A
Barr mrs h
Bagby mrs Frank 500
BorrIs mrs M A
Blunt mrs Il q
Blankenship Iprs G X
Bingham mrs Il
BROOKS mrs Z @ i-f'
Burke mrs 8 l.s,
Burton ms nj nj
Brown Mary tool'd)
Cambey miss v O
Curren miss Cath III
Cunnins ham mrs M
Crow miss Nancy
Crlddle mrs NJ ]
Celest mi . Martha :
Co uslns n Atcol'dj
Cameron miss Merry
Carter miss u HFt
Carter miss l. M G
Conway mrs n n n
Carter IL iss Emily
Cam pbell mrs NJ +
Cope miss Harriet
Cake mrs D +
campbell mrs Fannie
Darxan mrs A 4
Dargan mrs nj j a
DAVIS mrs Bstsey 49,
Dargan mrs j Al
Downs inrs Mary
Duncan mise X
Duvat miss Marian
Uean miss Jennie .
Davis miss 8 A X q
DAVIS miss Columbia p
Davis miss Emma .a
Ely mrs + liz'th E2
Earnest miss Sallie
Fuller mrs Pauline
Franklin mrs 8 w
Frawner mrs Uctavia
Ford mrs a lice r. Sac
Ford mrs Mary A.
Faquis mrs Sarah
Farrar miss Marg't
Posting miss Susan
Figg miss Mary G
Flgg miss Susan A
Gray c II sl! .5
CASTOR mrs Horace
Gatewcod mrs +
Gibbs mrs 3 OF
Gill mrs nj c
GoUlding mrs Sarah
Green Mrs nj
Gardner miss v A fft
Gentry miss E 81.
Gentry miss o
Graves miss 8 X .-
Glenn miss V +
Gemima miss L
Gilman miss Maggie
Giibiaine miss NJ
Granger miss lsbella
Hudglns miss v b
Hopkins MISS CIV
Hotze miss NJ A
Hogan miss B M
Hoy miss V
Hines miss Nancy
Hayes miss X ]
Hutchinson mrs VIM .
Houchens miss P
Hill miss L
Hobe mrs H A
hawkins mrs M 8
Harvard mrs r
Hardwick mrs r. G
h agemeyer mrs M A
Hagan mrs Marg't
Hancock mrs Pauline
Hancock mrs Msrs't
Hambiin mrs Jane B
Harris mrs Hannah
Jones miss Anna + t
James miss @ X g.
Jones miss MalInda
Johnson miss Annie
Jacobs IN 1873 M Tie L
Kennel miss Julia
Kelly III as Ellen
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NIILLINFKY GOODS ar WH0LEsALE

MILLINEKY GOODS AT WHOLESALE.
lsl ANDERSON, GREEN HAYES ~
assortment of FALL GOODS, embracing every
article, new and choice, in the MILLINERY
LINE, which they will sell at the lowest prices
for cash, or to punctual six months trade. Their
stucK consists in part of-.-5-..-. s. p. -ae.
BONNET RIBBONS,
Embracing man, new and beautiful styles.
~. FLOWERS AND FEATHEkS, 81.
large and varied assortment, CO. prisDg every
quality, from the lowest priced AMERICAN to
the finest IMPORTED. ...
STRAW GOODS.
They would particularly call the attention of the
trade to their exteus,ys stock of STRAW, SILK
FLATS FL BiooMkRs, shaker HOODS, &c,
embracing every style. and which they guaran-
tee will be sold low they can he bought In the
Northern Markets. No. l0l MAIN STREET.
au Slim h Richmond. Va.
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Me fSSSSjssisss..s,ssS
TRAIN Of the Richmond and Yo,sj
kivor hailrOaA viii leave kichmocA
ssd n NOD . .;ssas: p III u
Y; kOwH, which will leave weu P.;NNIF Cav
~, end airIvs 81 Ycrttown at p. LIST
and srriys q West Point v :. tsoms,,Scya y sss
Ell Isss: W !. q f 81 At s.a
:. The sxcursionists can have q sns t
sSfTHs ' SaN swg lnsuis =,
Ps.sass for the rsund trip, % 60 ."e cs,i.
sel-st X. H. TESfIn
r. RIeHMOND AND YORr sE
~ RAILROAD.-The Passeuss, p kivh
- leave Richmond SUNDAY. ,t,r., y
arrive IN RIehinond al sP. NJ VIM at1R.A,. =.
d. s.j sss s a. the ''s'' q 4 I.ss
e LIT superlat..E
lGssSSffEsoTT ,kk fi9;ssIfssottfHs % 4;
tbs PECK, Capt, +. G. aIrfoap, iss tsssGr ctI
to the above places on SATURDAY q tsVfeegrss
p Ha g HvR nis stnd rssgIariy EVERY mS
season, leaving the wharf ii Roci.t,ssn !, s..
shsc. . q Fsbsr sshp FINE apd ff M
return the next evening, fSUNDAY. JIs.votg ",
folk at O'Clock, touch 81 POI tsnou,h .l ~
rpint' o anG srgive az hiohmond about io'eios,
PAssASK.f for the trip, to Old Point. No,s,,
Portsmouth, and return, meals incIuded ~ y;
rFfp NO fHfI is Irl I1ihxs ON SH5 EyStssa,
1@4-~-
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Ma Their Name is Legion may be mp
Science has Of late yeas senslbly diminished the
nm and i i styElnE f. kn9M thst ps
created potent influence in attaining this end.
Sold by ADIE l. GRAY. PURCELL, LAID
CO., w. PETERSON, J. p. DUVAL. and BY all
other dealer s in medicines. au 3)-2tW&S
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RlLHMOND RAILWAY COM.
STOCK Of the RICHMOND .RATLWAY CON
PANY not already subscribed for will, THIS DAY
be opened at the Office of the Company, over the
store of Jas. Woodhouse & Co., and st the Office
Of J, A. Lancaster Il son. sIsf@ts sF -
n By order Of the Beard Of Directors ssaN
an 8-ts JOS. JACKSON. in !. Pres't
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FOURTH VOLUME OF
Z R9BINS0N'S NEW PRACTICE.


vd9m. is Mr. TICS M1FNS s. PKad
RES, and this volume, with the others, should be
y" The Courts of Justo.
England and the United Sta es, By Conway Rob
inson, ESQ. -Four volumes OF this valuable work
Contents Of Voume One AS to the place and
" Of the conflict Of Laws anu the Statute Of Lam
Contents of Volume Two-Treating of the sub
ject matter or personal actions; in other word,
of the right of action.
Contents of Volume Three--Treating of pc rsonal
actions, with respect to the parties who may sue
and be sued; the form OF acton, and the frame of
&c co nt Of Volume Four-As to pleadings in
personal actions treating particularly Of decIara-
tons and irving forms thereof.
SRH r
Rs M Of OF II
GhaIacier and General Operation iliust1ated by
ss to Tssh are the
81 James NJ. Matthews. Esq. Attorney Of Law.
REPokTs OF CASES DECIDED IN THE
bad cqHS os 81
Roscoe p Heath Esqs'' of the Richmond Bar. ?
Volume of PATTON & HEATH's REPORTS
4 A. esE EsSiR INDEX TO eRArrAN,s RE-
FORTS PsIs ss b John NJ Patton and Roscoe B. Heath
f sSi sHs XII NpnHH. Aw Of Hs SR
GINA. By James M. Matthews, Esq, author of
an atthews' Digest" vol. svo. ~
We keep on hand at ali tines. the largest and
best selected stock of LAW BOOKS that is to be
found in the South, and at lever prices Persons
charged to them at the same prices if they were
present themselves e
a Sass0rus. furnished s qDsp ,sRpssnon
and forwarded with dIsD4tch. when addressed to
~ H1f WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers. Booksellers, Stationers, Book,
Binders and Music Dealers, l45 Nam ST.,
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

LOR HIRE-For the balance of the year, four
l. SERVANTS. one good Washer and Ironer,
one House Servant, one Dining Room Servant
and one man Accustomed TO attenGins to horses
Sc lit +. d. EACH0, Ith street.
NEGROES FOR MIR E.-Eight likely wO-
~ MEN and GIRLS. suitable for house work,
nursing, &c The larger portion of them are just
from the country. Also. very superior CAR
ri AGE DRIVER, who would answer we'll for a
porter in q store, or butler in a genteel family.
RIO. b. LYME. Agent for
Hiring out Negroes, &c, Office Met. Hall.
au 3I-2t Tt'
WOMAN, accustomed to waiting in the house.
Apply to Iau 29-ts] R. CAUTHORN.
TOR HIKF-For the balance ofsthe year. q n E.
GRO WOMAN, with two young children. She
is a COOK, WASHER and IRONER
au 23-ts -- R. CAUTHORN.
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A. lnsur ance...Fire and Life insurance
twhtte persons and sIavesI upon the most liberal
and satisfactory terms. Z. X. BROKEN, o. ~
1 E 81 GENERAL Insurance Agents. 2 81
b .r4 4s* No. 4 txchange Hotel Building, 10
sel-3t Pearl street.
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UNIvERSALIST CHURCH.-The
~ Rev. Mr.. SHRIGLEY is expected to re-
turn to the city oday and will preach in the Uni
yersallst Church on To- morrow SUNDAY Morn
ing, at the usual hour of public worship.
Sc 1T f..-- .-..s-
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n. Wire and Sieve Factory.:.The un:
SIEVE BUSINESS, on Pearl street be low Carr,
respectfully asks the attention 81 merchants and
superior ROLLING SCREEN WIRE Tor meI,
chants mills; FAN end sTANDiN!G sCRE:E N
kinds; BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
CASES, DOORS, WINDOWS, &C. Also, CORN.
SAND. and GUANO SCREENS.
A Prompt attention given to orders. .-.
g. w. JESS0P, Pearl ct. below Cary,
au 23-lm*. ~ ~ Richmond, Va.
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go n : bi.A FOR SALE his FARM COZ.
tains ! 676 acres by late survey Iswsl ua-
= bered. abounds in green sand mari, and ID
vided into six fields. Has q Accommodating atnstaa
on the Pamunkey River. four miles from lu,
miles from Richmond. and in the county Of gu
William. A map of the fam may be seen tn
Office of the Surveyor of the CITY Of 0lchmend.
trsr4 g7 1 VIM. A. BRAXT0N.
au IS d& sw5ws Aeeuinton, Va
- FARM FOR SALE.-I offer for sale NJ
~ FARM, known as Park HILL" 10 the courg
~e of Henrlco, containing 1904 acres, lIing I've
miles east Of Richmond, and adjoinlng the ASA
of Mr.. No. c. Bra2ton, MIR. j. w Randolph aN
others, 1t 10 semed UNNECESSARY to give sfar'Ar
description of the land, impI ovements and stvsi
tages, presumlng those wishing to purchase VII
examine for themselves. .
TERMS .--Liberal. J. NJ. G. Dickinson.
au 20-dlmt
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n Fine Arts ..The undersigned have Just
r fsSs1fakfHrn larke ssa essutifnt .ss9,tIsni Q!
tcntion Of 4 sSenrs The pubic IN general; al
q %, ny4ll sslsqssi ss.os.snent Il ARTS rs MA
T 81 R&nsSHf sIUDEEs loS CHE "
s'if tAis, fsslesiSqA f1ss ind si'P
MOULDlNGs OF our own .manufactrrs. LOOK:
I'M. HL ASSES, r ENC Il and g r r N A n
LOOKINs-5LASS PLATES. We would. call
stecial attention to our larfe stock of RAME6
FOR PORTRAITS, PHOTOGRAPHS and PIC
FUR rs, sii Of which we viii sell, wholesale or
N. B.-aId Frames re-rllded: Pictures Cleaned
and Vanished. NV. SUNDREkG CO.
20 l-7wt ~ 200 lam street.
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A For PicklIng- tr-
CINNAMON, CLOVES, -.l..l.I. 81 ~.
MUSTARD SEED, 80 .-" ->'
- CELERY SEED, CORIANDER SEED,
GARLIC, TIL NJ ERIC, &c., &c. -...f t9
Fresh and pure. For sale by p 50.
JOHN w. GARLfCK, Apothecary, &C.,
.s- Market Place, Franklin st.
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u And Hon. D. w. VoaHEEs, of Indiana.
The ADDRESS has been published. Hundreds
heard it with delight. Let thousands read II.
The ADDRESS of Hon D. w. VOORHE ES,
delivered before the Jefferson and Washington
Societies, at the University OF Virginia. on tue 4th
Of july last, now for sale, and can be had, post
paid: by mail, for rs cents per copy, or five copies
for ST.. 4s = s .aN- 81 ~
pies they are entitled to, must write to the Presi-
dents Of the two Societies the LIST of October ss
have no control over the copies which are for DIS
tTibutlon among the members of the Societies.
A. G. BAYLOR,
Sc l-10t" Post Office, University of Va.
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Mrs Z w D-Miss cieopa Ta-S OBJ X Y-Hen
.eI-lt bgs THos' ). BIGGER. Pm.
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r-~s- FOX AIT MUK E-pOW
EeAlSHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPA

E.sssA STEAMBOAT cOMPA
oz-ss-&rz2szn NY The Steamer g GORGE PEA
BODY, CAPTAIN RICHARD PRITCHARD, will receive
freight up to the hour of IL O'Clock to-day, SAT-
URDAY, the LIST September. sl ( s-..
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimore at low
rates, with greatest dispatch.
This Steamer has splendid State room passenger
accommodations. Fit
Passage and fare IS. ..-
Passengers will please be on board before IL
O'Clock, M, saturday, the hour of departure.
No hogsheads received on board uh less engaged
at our office.
Tickets procured either a our office, in Shockoe
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at the
Steamers wharves.
lit DAVID n VIM CIIRRIE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

- FARM FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
- Being permanently located in Richmond
- offer Tor sale pYiv ately. q FARM IN Chest.,
field county. IL miles from Richmond, contain,
z43 acres. half cleared. oalauce wei set in TIME
and watered by q runnins stream and spriue m,
buildings arc q Dwelling. Barn, Stable, &c
In order To make Immediate sale, will .sl,
SIS SO per scre-one- third cash; balance, apdi
ears credit Possession gwen at once For I'm.
Their particulars, address me at Richmond
au 31-4ts E GEO. A. hUNDLEY
- LAND AND SLAV IN TIKI
% COUNTY OF AN ELLA, For SALE PM.
~VATELY.--The oevisees of John H. stegs
decd. offer for sale privately valuable TRACf
OF LAND, lying on the Appemattox river 10 u,
county of Amelia, five miles from Msttoax Dept
on the Richmond and DaDville ha'lroad, con.st
ing. by estimation, 900 acres The land is sdn.
rably adapte to the producsion IF Corn, Way
aud Tobacco. and the tract ia reg arded AZ on. 4
the best in the county: If desiIed it will bs b.
vlded into two tracts The neighborhood 10 Hx
excellent. Possession will be delivered At ols
the 6evisees Teserving the light to cultivate M
gather the growing crops il q satisfactory arrari.
ment cannot be made with the purchaser 10 ba
then The purchaser Of the land, IL he dssm
them for his own use, can also utchase a aa
number Of valuable SLAVES. The terms vii :
made accommodating. Apply To- WILLIAh 3
MADE or JOHN s. HARQAWAY. Chuls D.
pot. Amelia; or to X. W. STEGER, M aitoaI D.
pot Amelia. au 9-i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-01

e REV. THOS. WARD WHITE
49, will commence the delivery of series
of sermons on CITY LIFE: ITS PLEASU r Els
AND rs PERlLS," at the First Pres byterian
Church. tDr. Moore's,J tomorrow tSABbATh)
evening, at 8 o'clock. Sc liz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-01

n "Corktail' Bitters.- Superior aru-
Gle OF g EN UINE sTouGHION'St BIT ERs, for
BAN and PRIVATE use. For sale By the gallon.
or in quantities 10 suit purchasers, at . d.
- 5.-..,.47 .McKEkvEKs Il BRICKEN'S '"'' -
Wine, Liquor, an Havana Cga! Store,
- No &, EXCHANGE Hotel Buildlng,. b,
"a 1-2t a.-4F |ft& = Pearl street, 2