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LIFE ,NSUhANCB, AL

A,LAVE LIFE ms KANCE.-The under
~ signed W j insure the lives of SLAVES in the
JEFFERSON INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF
ScoEtsvllie. Va, on the most favorable terms, for
periods of from one month to five Years
THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND. Agent.
ia 4-6t llth street.
III r. iNSUKANCE.-The VIRGINIA
- LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY continues to
insure Slaves upon the most liberal terms In or
der TO acc 'mmodate insurers. iir. BURW ELL the
Medical Examiner of the Company, will be at tae
Office corr of Main and lita sts.,l every day,
between the hours Of 10 and IL, and IL and
O'Clock. J.AUAlR Pr EASANTS,
ia ct See'v
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January /. 1851,

niSSOLUTtON.--Th co partnership hereto
- fore existing under the firm of CRUMP 4
RAGLAND, Is this day diss lved by mu ual con-
sent All persons having claims against the firm
will present The III for pay ment, and those indebted
will pease settle the If cc.nnts with as little de-
lay as possible. Either partner will use the name
OF the firm in liquidation or settlement.
IL. n CRUMr
j. Shell TON RAGLAND.
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1871 EDWARD EACHO, 1891
ICOl. GENERAL AGENT AND lOOl
COL l. + TOR.
Again offers his service to his friends and the
public generally to SELL AND RENT OUT
h0USEa. FARMS, SELL AND HIRE OUT n =,
LOANS aud attend to all other business pertain
ing to 4 General Agent
Thankful for past favors he respectfully Solicit
a continuar &c of the same.
EA- Office on l4th street, near Exchange Hotel.
de Is -ilOthJ
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nlssHL y I ION The co partne rshI p hereto
- fore existing under the firm of STOKES Il
RIVES, is tins day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against the firm will
prese nt them for payment; and those indebted d,
Will please settle their accounts with little delay
posi- BILE. Either partner will use the name OF
the fra, in liquidation or settlement.
A. Y. STOKES.
J. HENRY RIVES.
Richmond, January LIST, 1861
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20 PAhTNtHSHIP The unders g ned have
" entered into a partner shp under the firm
and st, lie of POWER HANDLEY. for the pur-
DRUG BUSINESS, and have taken the store
f,rmer, occu pied by TIE late T.. J Picot. at the
corner of Mair and l7th streets. where they wall
continue to keep a well selected stock of pure
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DRUGS, PAINTS,
OILS, &c.
VIM ii. Handley-W no has been conducting
the business Tor the late r. J. Picot for ne last
two wears, VIII continue tn carry n the business
under ms immediate supervision. and hopes. by
strict attention TO BUSINESS. to merit liberal share
of public patronage Tor the firm.
J X POWER
VIM. H. HANDLEY.
Iannary l 1891 IL Luz
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Co Partnership.-Th subscribers have asso
cated thsmseyes toge,her for the purpose Of
WARDING and COMMISSION BUSINESS in
the city of Richmond at the store formerly occu-
pied by Stokes n Rlves at the corner of 18th and
Cary streets, under the firm of A. Y. STOKES 4
co -
They would respectfully ask a continuance of
the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late 6rm
of Stokes Rives.
A.Y. STOKES.
SAM'L NJ. WILLIAMSON.
d 10
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NEGRO HIKING, 1e61.-1he undersig ned
~ will continue the above business the ensuing
year. and solicts the continued PATRONAGE of those
friends for whom he now acts. and of the public
generally. With the knowledge obtained by sew
era years experience in this business, he feels
assured that he will be enabled to secure good
homes ana the pest prices EEery Afternoon WIN
his care, and attached to his office is comforta-
bic room for the use of those who have not homes
in the city.
Having been compelled to buy the centre in
terest'' of his late partner In the concern of
RAWLINGS II HOLIDAY 10 secure nImseif against
loss all of the books and accounts Of said concern
are with him for settlement
de 1D-dScwlm ALFRED T., HOI,IADAY
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A CHARMED LIPE.-The N. o. Delta relates
the subjoined incidents in the life of General
VIM. II. T. Walker, of Georgia, late a Colo
mel in the y. S Army, who is now in com =
mand Of a brigade of Lousianians in the
Confederate service:
Gen. Walker Is not only respected among
military men for his abilities and courage,
but is noted for escaping death upon two oc-
casions, where escape was hardly any thing
short of Il miracle. In one of the Indian bat
ties, in Florida, he was literally riddled with
rife balls. The surgeons told him to prepare
for death, frankly informed him that his case
was hopeless. He told them that they knew
nothing about it, that he intended to recover,
and he did recover. Again atMolinO del Rey,
then a captain, i'll leading his men to take {,
redOubt, as he approached it, in advance, he
looked round to see how his men We're be-
having. He SAW every one of them, but two
or three, hors du combat and fell on the spot
himself pierced by so many balls that it
would be a severe tax upon credulity to emu
merate his wounds. Again the surgeons told
him he must die, and again he told them he
would 'see them Id first" Three our four
months after, he left the City of Mexico q
CHASTITY spectacle, and was conveyed to Vera
Cruz on q litter, unable to bear any other
mode of convey ance. He cached home alive,
however, recovered and uryives all his des-
perare wounds, a vigorous denial of medical
presclence.
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Skirmishins-Spirii and Health Of the army, sc

ShrmishinS-Spirn and Health Of the army, sc.
FAIRFAX c. H., Sept. S, ls5l
We haye had week or ten days of excite
ment here, owing to the inc essant lighting be-
tween the pickets Of the two armi es, now in
such close proximity. Since the taking of
Munson's and Maso ms Hills there has been
one incessant skirmish, the most serious Of
which occurred on Wednesday morning last
between two companies OF the Maryland
regiment, both under command of Captain
Ioldsborough, some three or four miles from
Alexandria, in which seven of the Federals
were left dead upon the ground. Capt. Colds
borough, | understand, had none seriously
injured His success was complete, having
driven the enemy from strong position-the
miserable vandaIs in their retreat destroyin &
q aquantity OF hay, to keep it from falling into
the hands of our troops
1t Is impossible to say how long this condi-
tion of things will last Every one here has
confidence in our leaders, and every one is
satisfied all Is going right. The troops are
impatient TO begin, it is true, and often, very
often, do You hear the expression. :" if they
would only let us co." escape them, and at
every camp-rumor of an intended move, you
will see faces Frightening mp and a nervous
anxiety to move on, that cannot be much
longer restrained.
The health of the various regiments Is good
taking all things into consideration, ana every
precaution should be taken against the change
able weather incident to this season of the
year. Warm clothing 10 Indispensable, and
the ladies God bless them) have through their
untiring industry, made many a poor soldier
comfortable. WOoen under clothing must al
ways be worn. A soldier never sleeps with
his clothing OFF, and he is subject to duty day
and night, rain and shine: and often have
seen the poor fellows, when exhausted by Il,
long march, throw themselves upon the soak
ing wet ground, wrapped up in their single
blanket, and sleep rs soundly as they had ever
done in their comfortable beds AT home. But
all Is borne cheerfully-no complaining, no
dissati tisfaction--for all know that their honor,
liberties and homes are at stake, and regard
their lives but poor sacrifice. X.
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MASONIC CIRcrLAR-Grand Meeting Of the
Ord.r.--Charles II. Wintersmith, p. q. NJ, OF
tho Grand Lodge of Kentucky, has published
an address Ito the Present and Past Grand
Masters Of all the Grand Lodges of Free Ma
sons in all the States" The address is also
approved of BY the Past Grand Masters of the
Order in The States of Ohio, Tennessee and
Massachusetts,. This address refers to the
fact that the Order has always proclaimed
perfect freedom Of political and religious
opinions, and has never engaged in political
or par tisan warfare. In view Of the perilous
condition Of the country, however, the address
suggests that there should be a national as
semblage Of deleg ates Of the Order at Louis
Vile, with tho view to consult upon some
feasible plan Of fraternal and honorable sd-
justment, which may give the lead to return
of the North and South to fraternal bonds OF
friendship, and thus restore peace and pros
perity to a now distracted country.
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~THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
md no HUMBUG.-PETERS' INFALLIBLE
REMEDY FOR GONNORRH(EA AND ALL SE-
CRET DISEASES.-This great American remedy.
;ontaining no Mercurial or Balsamic properties ex.
:els everything heretofore offered to the public In
IS curative, restorative, and renovating powers;
md the medical world astonisbed when told
hat the above remedy will cure the above dis
,ases and confounded when they have ocular de-
aonstrations of the facts But the proprietor, vino
known o! the remedy Tor twenty odd years,
known Of a case of twenty years Standing 7"
,e restored perfect health and ali other cases Of
horter duration to be restored, without single ex-
eptions and therefore challenges any case oi Con.
..Ihoe which the remedy will not cure provided
he directions carried out with prude1cs on the
part OF the patient; and any one purchasing ha-t
dozen bottles and using accordingly, in lis or her
,ase he guarantees perfect cure; and in cases OF
allure, will furnish additional medicine free Of
charge, to complete the cure, through his agents.
md cure will be effected without Inconvenience
the patient.
Sold by APPERSON 81 DUPUY, No. POI
Broad street, and q. \. STRECkER, Main street.
Druggists, agents for the city of Richmond. Sod,
.lso, by NJ. A. & c. A. SANTOS, Norfolk. and
LHAS. b. CAMPBELL and WILSON IL Will
LIANS, Portsmouth. Va au l9-6is"
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From Hise's Decentralization Of The Enemy-Ar
Ambuscdds, ac.
HDQRs. WIsR LEGION, Fayette co. ,

Septem Der 9TH, 1861. !
Our forces are now stationed at two differ
ent places. The larger portion is encamped
near the Hawks Nest, on New river, and the
remainder js at Dogwood Gap, which has
been fortified and being originally very
strong place, is now rendered doubly so. This
place is about four miles in the rear of the
main camp, and very conve nient to fall back
upon should necessity require it.
The enemy are in pretty strong force between
Hawks Nest and the place where Gauley
Bridge formerly stood, and are terrifying all
along the road TO that place. 1t will take Il
good force and hard fighting 10 dislodge them
If they are disposed to stand and can fight,
though they have done some very poor hight
ing lately.
Several days ago, our cavalry were led into
an ambush Of the enemy. They were
cealed in large numbers i'll the woods, and on
both sides of the road, behind the fences. AT
the signal, they showed themselves, and pour
ed u hot fire into the cavalry, who of course
were compelled, from the nature Of the ground,
to retreat to the main body. which they did,
running the gauntlet through a hot fire for
half Il mile, delivering a running fire as they
retreated. But, strange to say, we only lost
one man mortally wounded, two others
slightly, and two horses While they lost four
killed.
We are taking prisoners every day Gen.
Wise offered the enemy battle on Sunday
week, when they engaged our valry; but they
!. .retreated, Notwithstanding their numbers
were superior, as we had reason to believe
JBPF.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
The SUGAR CROP OF l5sl.-We copy the fol.
lowing interesting statement from the Frank.
Lin liz. ] tanner. of the 2Ist uIt

THE SUGAR CROP OF sl.--we copy the fol.
lowing interesting statement from the Frank.
lin La Banner, of the slst ult.:
There have been many speculations Of late
in relation TO the growing sugar crop, as u
It's probable amount, the demand and the
prices. As TO the amount. if no storms OF
other unforeseen disasters occur TO lure the
crop, it will doubtless reach over 4O0, 900 hhds
The crop Is generally good through all the
sugar growing parishes. Under favorabl,
circumstances, it may come up to SOC, 600 hhds
But half that amount this year would yield
more profit to the planter than he could re-
aliZe from a full crop.
lhe west in prosperous times consumes
100000 hhds. of Louisiana sugar. The block
ade has cut off this market. Portions of Mis-.
souri, and Kentucky will obtain small
amount, but the blockaded States viii be the
principal consumers. Texas can get no Lou
isiana sugar, except those portions that cer
their supplies through the Red River naviga
tion. But she will consume her own crop
which, fortunately for her. is made in thi
part of the State whose communication with
New Orleans is cut off by the blockade
fortunately for the sugar planter b,
means of railroads and naviga Bile stream.
the sugar crop can be conveniently sent to n
portions of the Coufederated States and BY
blockading these States, Lincoln benefit. tn,
sugar planter by compelling citizens to Us,
Louisiana sugar alone and when by habi
they acquire n taste for this kind of sugar
like the Western people, they Will continue
to use it in after years. So. if the sugar plan.
ter loses the West a customer, he will gain
the South, at a period, too, when the Wes'
will begin to wane in her prosperity, Will,
the South bids fair to be O thrifty and valua-
bic customer.
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DEEP SUBMARINE DIvixG.-At attempt to re-
cover the schooner Neptune's Bride, which
toundered OFF Sea Island il Novem Der last,
was made few days ago. The exact loca-
ton OF the wreck being discovered, a diver
clad III submarine armor went down in twen-
ty-iye fathoms, (or one hundred and fift}
feet,) of water, but found that the vessel haQ
gone to pieces. This is acknowledged TO be
the deepest water that the submarine armol
mas been used in, either in this country or IL
England. Mr.. David Agnew, of Boston who
on the head in this depth is five degrees NOR,
. than on the surface. This is considera bl =
more than l ever experienced OH Long wharf
or AT any other place, although | must SAY
, that, during the two hours anu three-uusr-
ters that was down. felt equally us COM
Portable as when in ten fathoms" -"
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ANOTHER COMPANY FROM PArRIcK "A fine
company, from Patrick county, styling them
selves 1.-The Sires and Sons of the south. -
arrived here Sunday morning ny the West
ern train. They number about ninety strong.
and are commanded by Capt Geo. l.. Book
er, 4 minister of the Virginia Methodist Con-
ference, and lately stationed on the Patrick
circuit. This is the sixth company that has
been furnished by old Patrick for the war
LqnchburQ Req
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MARS AND MATRMoNY.-The Austrian Gov
ernment opposes the marriage OF the Junior
officers Of its army, and after one-sixth of the
officers of a regiment have been married, 9th
ers must apply to the Emperor for permission
TO wed. Nop.asions are granted TO thewidows
OF officers on the contrary, an army officer
desiring to marry must deposit Government
securities to the amount of 5000 with the
regimental paymaster, for the support Of his
widow in case Of his death.
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A Lazy wRoxaxp-A gent1sman who kep

A LADY WROSaED.--A gentleman who kept
q wholesale wine and spirit store in this city,
Oh Court Square, died short time ago, leav-
ing 10 his wife an Insurance on his life for
$4,000 At the end Of sixty days the widow
went to Cincinnati, and at the Insurance ONCE
received the money As she was leaving the
place, she WAS arrested by the 0flcials, and
the whole OF the money taken from her. She
arrived here few days ago without cent to
help her in the dinlculties incident to her b.
yeaYement.-NsmpkjsL Lyveai.
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~ OhN POUNDS small size Family Sides
Ill tUVJ clear

s;sss sGsr and s,or,aor.
100 terces prime sugar-curcd Family Hams
10 do choice Leaf Lard.
50 bags rime Rio Coffee.
2sl bhls Morris No. I, . and Sugar.
* bbls Coverings Powdered Sugar.
" bbls Crushed Sugar.
20 hhdk New Orleans Sugar
40 bbls Woods ~ Carolina Clipped, Family
Roo aud Gross Herrings
No l. > and 2 Maekcrel
IyAhbls y o. tiolasses superior quality
% do prime Cuba Molasses.
% do Norris Syrup
100 do =, rtIard Syrup.
90 cases Matches
80 hhls CO uflca Whiskey.
100 bbls Ob5 Rye Whiskey. various brands
Port, Madeira, Sherry and Malaga Wine
100 doz BroaIus 100 doz. Buckets, and 3
hoops
100 hbls Frencl Brandy and Rose Gin.
- Kegs Family Leaf Lard.
90 boxes Adin.antine Candles.
100 boxes Mustard
- kegs Csrb, soda.
% kegs Sal. Ssia
- bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
rs boxes Soao-Detersive, Pale and Brown
Green an, Black Teas. Blackberry and
CherTV Brandy, Ginger Brandy
Wrapping Paper Lines, Wrapping
Twinc
100 sacks fine Salt.
- bhls y T.. Family Shad.
20 half bbls woods North Carolina Family
Roe + crrings
90 bbls Vinegar.
oJ ;ierces pr, e Rice.
- casks guar London Porter,
- casks pin; London Porter
70 doz Yeas Powders
ai bbIs. Stun. Mountain WhiSkey, 4 yrs
old
80 bbls. Bank Mountain Whskey, years
old
Is eighth cas- Cognsc Brandy.
half pipes line Cognac Brandy.
3 bales fresh Hops, just received
o5 bbls. TruIls Rum
half pipes Holland Gin.
- bbs. very fine old Va Apple Brandy.
,ith full assortment of Goods in our line. For
lie by WIN. B. JONES & CO.
80 4-l2t 18th ST. between Main and Gary
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E.oFs TO THE EDITORS OF THE RICH

EseFe TO THE EDITORS OF THE RICH
MOND DISPATCH Having seen some
service as soldiers-and particularly in tho matter
of travelling from place 10 place-end knowing some
of the difficulties which attend the soldier in
strange place, TO the means of finding quarters.
we deem II duty to our brothers in arms" who
may come to Staunton hereafter, suggest, tha'
upon their arrival in Staunton they should prompt.
y report themselves 10 the Quartermuster, HI. Nj
BELL, Esq, "A gentleman of courteous manners
who will at once assign them comfortable guar
ters.
We take occasion TO say, that upon arriving a,
Staunton, we Were assigned to the house of Chas
H. Saupc, Esq where Were properly cared 10
aud amply provided for by Mr.. Saupe and his fam
lily and those who may be assigned to his house
will find Mr.. Saupe to be the soldiers friend"
B. T. ARNETT lst Reg Ga Vols,
AZ v WORLEY,
JOHN Ii. LILLE, Serg't 18th Reg't
C. Vols
H. w. w. MCDOUGALD CorpI litl
Reg't \ &. Vols.
\. A CLARK, Serg't l4th Reg't n c
Vols
D. f. MCBRYDE. l4th Reg. n G.. V.
Sc l0--3t'
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LOST, SIR YED. Ae.

|HNEN DOLLARS REWARD-Was stolen from
/ the encampment, at the New Fair Grounds,
on fhursdav night. small BAY HORSE, good
PAGER 10 marks recoilected except a scar on one
hip. Also a new PLAIN SADDLE. without
housing. Any person returning said Horse ana
Saddle TO Mr.. Sutherlands Stable, or to me at the
Fair Grounds, will receive the above reward OF
ten dollars +. PATTERSON,
st ll-3t' Surgeon y. {. Battalion.
SlRAf ED.-Came to my house one mile ABOVE
y the New Fair Grounds IL small RED COW
The owner will please come forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges aud take her away.
WM BENNETT
At Ettenger s. Ednonds Cary street.
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kyOARDlNG-fersons wishing 10 obtain Board
ID where there are only few boarders can md
very pleasant rooms by applying ON Grace street
IN the new tenement opposite the Catholic Church.
Location unexcePtionable, being in three minutes
walk OF the Capitol aud Post Office Sc lu--3t.
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FOR Ksa2.NT AND SALE,

ENOR REAT-A newly built HOUSE, on 2sth
\ street Church hlil containing live large airy
.Uoals. aud large passage al through the house
and a NJ. kitchen and garden attached and well
Of excellent water very convenient For a good
tenant, the terms will oe moderate. Apply TO
JOS. AUGUSTINE
Sc il--.ft" Corner OF I'm and r rau tiu So
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GEHEALTH, HEALTH
REIIER THAN GOLD I

BEL IER L HAN GUILD
MISS MARY ScoFIELD, PREcEPTREss. No go.
BALTIMORE STREET BALTiMoRE-" 7rlth StrdA'
ger than Fiction This lady suffered tor year.
With Chronic lntiammatory rheumatism III It's most
uaguant form. She first contracted the disease
when two years old, by being vaccinated with mat
er from child who had the white swelling. From
his time to womanhood her suteriugs
reme--she never had relief from pain until cured
~ HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
An Extract from the Letter
Il often wish my parents had known OF this rem
DIV when was child, as believe | should have
saved the excruciatng pain L have been sub
ected to- az well as the deiormity OF body must
AIRY to the grave, and my parents would not have
Jeen under such heavy expenses from doctors bills
md in sending they did. to the celebrated
springs in England in search OF health. wish all
The afflicted world could see me and hear the bene-
its have derived from this TMcture OF HamptoD's.
try to make all acquainted with its virtues with
whom | come in contact.
Gentlemen, am a thousand times obiiged,to
you and you are at liberty 10 use my and
;ase 10 all.
Il remain yours in gratitude,
MARY A. SCOFIELD.
NO $50 West Baltimore street"
Rheumatism, Cough, d, spepsia Debility, Scrl.
.ula, Eyes Pain in the side, Back, &c, cured
Jy it.
FEMALES AND CHILL LDREN.-Thi TIScTuRE
will be found great medicine for all their dis
eases.
Call and get Pamphlets, and read many of the
most powerful possible certificates OF cures of the
above diseases Of our own citizens.
Sold by Pt' RCELL, LADD i co. Richnond
by Dir. COOkE, Fredericksburg by all the Drug
-iSts III Petersburg; by MORTIMER &c NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Saop.
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle six bottles. s5
ap l~-d&cwts
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M ANTED--SiTUATION for a young lady.
w graduate of Southern institute Of bich
reputation, and experienced in teaching Mnsic.
French, Latin Drawing and Painting. For further
particulars. address REV H. s. KEppTER
ll-4ts D;.h..-a
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4 TTENTlON, MINUTE MEN.-At,end drill
IA regularly, until further notice. every TUES.
DAY, at $50 r. NJ and THURSDAY at 4 O'Clock Y.
u. By order Of
nll-As Capt. ]. =. @. POTTS.
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As Agents for the sale oil the Goods manutactur-
ed by the CRENSHAW WOOLEN COMPANY. of
RICHMOND, Va, we have now hand about 20
800 yards Of Inc, Pain aud Fancy Suele sud
Double Milied CASSlMERES aud CLOTHS. be-
sides i5t OF FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE.
MEMS SHAWLS-aud are manufacturing at the
rate OF 1900 yards per week; all OF which we ut--
the trade at fair prices and liberal terms with
entire confidence that the enterprise viii receive
liberal support.
CRENSHAW * co. Ageate,
fe 2O-its Richmond Va
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remain yours in gratitude
"\o. go West Baltimore .
ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN
MANUFACTURES.

To So and especially If you can obtain as desirable
Goods, without rnying any for them than their
actual worth. The
CRENSHAW