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Pen.
MONDAY. April 22d. l,

MONDAY, April 22d, 1851
To-day the militia training commenced
understa the drill will be a very effectual
one, AS it is expected the militia will be called
out, and they wish to be i'll as good order as
possible.
Nothing has been yet heard from the fellows
who BROKE Jail yes terday morning.
Some compaL.e passed here o-day, but AS
they did not halt, ii Was not ascertained what
companies they were.
A part of our county Cavalry returned here
to-day, by order OF Major Patterson, to await
their arms from Richmond. Hope they may
be hurried up. Pen
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FREDERIcKsBU RG This patriotic town is do.
ing every thing possible towards the defence O;
the State. There are three well organized and
efficient companies in the place, and more
forming Capt. Sener's company of Infantry
has been sent to the Potomac river. The Re.
corder, of Tuesday, says.
On Sunday morning, Lieut.. Col. Dorsey ar
rived here in the train from the creek and re
ported that he had safely brought the George
Page from Alexandria, under the guns of Fort
Washington, and that she was then living al
the creek, and reques ted Maj. Barton to SEND
an officer with a detail of ten men to hold her
which was promptly done. The detachment
which Wen over likewise seized and etained
Yankee vessel from away down in Maine. ;,
On Saturday night, Lieut. Braxton, OF the
Artillery, was detailed for the purpose of pro-
ceedng in steamship Eureka down the river
and capturing one or more vessels which were
lying in the 81. cam between this and Por,
Royal. This service was promptly performed
and the vessels brought up yesterday morning
ius be fore day.
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REsIGNATIos.-Capt.W VIM. B. Whitehead, of
the Revenue Cutter service, sent on his resig-
nation this morning. Capt. Whitehead is a
Eirgini1n by birth, but has resided here for
some time. He is IN old officer and has been
in the service long time Wilmington ~.
c. Herald, 23d.
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S toing for the Soldiers We understand
nat the ladies of the First Preshy teri IN
hurch tDr Moor.'e) h We t"n.er..i IN, ir ser-
LIS to do any kind OF sewing for tie mill.
ry, and viii meet, to r-cp,ve york, this
forming, at ii O'Clock, in tn. Lecture roam
TINS church Ord-rS lett there or M
Wor'is & Thtw's, on Broad street, viii re.
live prompt attention.
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NegIect 3 Da We nave been requested
pitcn Into ine parties superin tending the
arrangements for the reception OF the voiuu-
errs arriving here by nearly every train, for
iot making adequate provision for the recep.
toh ana accom- noda tion OF th- soid-ry E.-
'rcltliy has our attention been called To the
want uf attention To The Lvnctbury b,,s
Vho, on their arrival here tuesday evening
ia 10 sleep on the floors Of the Central Ho.
Il, minus straw or 9TH, bedding and w no
E1re put 10 the troub'eo providing for them.
selves in eating in the best WY they could
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Tender of Ssrpice. The Laries, Sa,-,..
Circle OF Ciay Street Baptist Church fRsy
Mr.. Wiiiisl has rendered It's services ~ rha
Governor. TO prepare lint, banslsgss aud uni.
~ aoans aIr o1a soldiers, and their offer has been
a,cep,eu. Iney will meet this morning. A. o
oeioek, At the Clay street Baptist Cnurch
on ath, near Clay street, to commsnes shss
execution Of their work. I 's'0
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~ Phuts Church by II r-solu ton OF St
tufs church Sewing Society, all the ladies
the Congregt ton are requested To meet at
the decture room of Z Paurs Church TO day
ihurs lav) at 10 o'cio X, Tor tn. purpose Of
wing their assistance in IN tk,ng clothes for
ne companies not yet uniformed
Companies ar- req uested TO send their work
.etween the hours OF 10 and g.
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Posedt Arrangenlea's IF the Southern Con.
Federdte States We understa tand that the con
tract for hthographing the pos { office stamps
10 be used bv the States of the Southern Com
Tutricy VIII probably he awarded TO Me-srs
hoyer and Ludwig, of Richmond, who have
submitted sundry designs, among which was
fpust OF thtt noble advocate OF States Rights
I1nn Ion y Caihonn, which was highly approved.
inr concentrated states are going 10 work in
'arnest In pertectng their arrangements for
S-it government, in which iaudabie undert,k-
"g IN Southerners must wish them God
speed ~
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sedmer Stopped at Fortress ,foayoe. The
steamer George Peabody arrived It her wharf
rom , baltimore yesterday evening. Captaia
,,n r,eaiu reports that he was brought to by
TWO shois across his bow, when opposiIe Fort
ress Mohroe. and he WAS permitted TO proceed
On ms journey after an examination IT The
biack Republican authorities ut that Fortress
exercise police surveillance on passin1 vs.,a,S
u WIN become necessary at a very ~ariy d,y
20 abate the Fortress as Il general nn,..nce
Even IT this be nor done the necessities of the
umes require tnat 1t should pass into the pos
session of this state. Captain Pritchard re-
ports that he passed seven large steamers on
their way up Chesapeake Bay.
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PATRIoFIsM.-Judge Rutiin, formerly Chiet
Justice OK North Carolina. has raised in his
own county (Alamapce) and will equip at his
own expense company of seventy five men
and maintain them for three mon tbs, or dur
ing the war.
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AZ old DoHinien Insurance Company.

Q-e No. a. HGia st., uHder 81. CAa1Je. Ratei.
AUTHORIZED DCAPiTAL......-..... 100000
PsBE AND M.iEfNE RISKS T.fhh.N on F4POE-
.5bLE TRIMS,
Il addition 70 TIE ordinary mode of Insurance
lki> p?aay issGrs PERPETUAL POLICIES, o1
p 5.rE>, on Ihe payment Of sI1er ASSCAL PM
glrss Properly Is tGtBcaf'Tth permanently in
sur-d Bv Jn}> plan saving j. erected, ana the
s..t snd inconvenience Of r-uewals are avoided.
To- yeacy can be oRne-lei az any time By tbs
h1lIsr, tae premium being returned, less ten PEI
ts1l.
Iissss j-,sassil ass,ssfe3 dE4j ycli
Applications foT IBsET4ncs viii receive PROMPT
q cI.,e. HIEBCTuRs:
d25 wor;ham, John II. Gresuor,
.11a EndeEe, Geo. : Palmer,
e-sn'i A. Price, Nm. =. TrIpiett,
: Ledd, =. G. Tardy,
N sl~v-r- walker En Curris
L--Dgr X. >pilr2sl- Iss. K Credshew,
Peter C. Warwick, John a WiiHAIn.,
Jls. ). Aaut, MILK Dowuey,
Horace Z. sGia01d, Iles. Jones
Jzs- Il. Talbot. I'd win a smith,
GEba Is, Davenport, 30. A. Paine
Geo. ". Y4pcey, 70. P. Williams,
g9s. brUlEmei, Nm. p Ragiapd,
N1 Brent Henry.C Cabei
e. Z. AauTy, ESQ. W. RoystaT
ISAAC DAVENPORT, ia, Pres't.
CEks. S. fYoErHA.. Sec'ry. ds 3l-ts
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The Street Railroad has progressed as far rs
18th street We have been requested to state
nat the operatives who are engaged In Law.
* the track are not Northern men Most
II them are from Btltmorp
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Irg.ata Guard, - The following Officers
were elected on Tuesday night, at i mestin.s !,
"a" eompany CapIslas samuel Z. Hayiy
.ss L,eessnant, VIM. HarwsAi !; "a Lisa..
4. Iohnson. This company OreSSissd wiz
seventy inen on the. roll. s-SVss 80
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FROM PETERSBURG,
lsrBcIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DISPATCH.

PETERSBURG, April 23, 1861
AT meeting of the Common Council last
evening, a resolution was unanimously passed
approprla ting $40 900 for arming and en nuinDiny
The new companies of volunteers that haye
just been organized-S5, 600 for immediate Sc
ana the balance rs needed. The war snirit
pervades all ranks and all ages, and the civil
authorities literally respond to it. In a Iate
letter l gave you lisr of three new comma :
mes; nave now to add another, gotten un 4;
Coi' James y. Gillian within a day or two
past. Inc Cockade will not fail TO main tain
her prestige.
The Home Guard, under the command of
capt. Potts, numbers l75. They are active in
tue performance of duty; and in the absence
OF so many OF our citizens, the safety OF the
cily may be committed TO their charge withou [
the least apprehension.
Large numbers of free negroes have offered
their services, and viii be sent to Norfolk to
erect batteries. Many of the poor creatures
are out OF employment, in consequence of the
CLOSING OF the tobacco factories and il would
De mercy to give them some useful work 10
perform, il only for tn ir bread and meat
some OF the more thrifty of the class have
subscribed literally to bear their expanses
one OF them as much as 500; others smaller
sums.
Hon. Roger A. Pryor has inst returned from
me oouth, ana is authorized by President
Davis 10 raise regiment of iufa 1try ooo
strof'g, Ior the service Of the Coniederate
States lie will proceed Immediately to re-
cruIt, and will d0ebtless easily find the desired
h',it4'o' III me surrounding counties.
II IS an Old saying, that in times of reyolu-
Ion there are no Sabbaihs. The truth OF this
was practically illustrated last Sunday. A
number OF ladies, including members of
churches, We're busily engaged in making gar
ments lor the volunteers who left the pre-
cedlng day, many OF whom had no tima IN
provide suitable changes
Hush Nelson, Esq, a most respected citi-
zen, and somewhat advagced in years, and
no occupies the position OF Treasurer of the
south Side Z. r. Co., rendered his resignn,inp
that he might be at liberty to go TO Norfolk 10
JOIN his company. The Directory would not
receive his resignation. but permitted him 10
go, 1he blood OF the old revolutionary Mel
sons courses in his veins. and il has ira5, hin
up with all the ardor of youth. With sucb y
spirit peryading the old rs Well as the youpe.
VINO snail doubt the capacity of Virginia To-
maintain her position? Moy s',rTs
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warm ~ Yesterday "t,s r..u. ~ Summers
~. Tue shady side of the street was prefer
'le from 10 O'Clock A NJ. till night STIR
..hg wind prevailed, 10 wi hich clouds of dust
gave an unquestioned, but not welcome. ac.
compartment.
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South Carolina, to take charge Of military af
fairs here. Under such gallant and efficient
leader, educated Mt West Point, we have
nothing TO lear. Our march is onward and to
conquer see victory already perching on
our banners. All onr military are out. and
enthusiasm pervades our people
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wvr.tNsFoS GoVptE, ntro..
logs II. NvNTAVCE. 49,
!, a EtGgstt..

A. Agents for he SAFE Of the Goods msuutactUr-
81 py the tn nEN SHAW WUOi m COMPANY, of
I.eRHuNN. Va, we have u. IN hama ABOUT 20. :
pas wards q Fine, Plain aud Fancy Single an /
d. be Mi.t7d tAs>lAE&h> aad CLOTHS, be-
..-s. iat u F3Ab BLANkET> and GhATLE-
NsA> ShA AL>-sld are manufacturing AZ III .
rs,- %! : ggP yards per week, sii Of which Of
f-- The trade - l,ig prices and liberal terms
We eGf,rr ooaEieacs that the enterprise will re
{ vs 4Inelsi support
ChsNSBAW s. Co. Agents,
e sN-dis Richmnai Va
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CT. Roger 4. p. yor, iie VI & In he "U
y Congress" from Eirginia. now Colonel in
ne Confederate Army, arrived in Richmond
'esterday also, Hon. Duncan NcRt.. of
'ofth Carolina, who is stopping at the Spots.
ood House
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ZINE ARTS, FINE ARTS, FINE ARTS
II WM. bATTLEk Co.. 1l3 Main street, beg
leave to ioform their patrons, Artists, Teachers,
and the pabllc generally, that they have received
an extensive and entirely new collection Of nne
Oil Prints, Liae and MeSzotiut Engravings and
Autographs, both plain and celorsd, amongst
them = great variety of studies for the various
branches uf Ornamental Drawing and Painting.
They will be pleased to show their Goods aud
respectfully solicit visit 10 their hmsnt
few doors below the Exchange Bank
N. B.-Havinx Frame Factory conn ected with
Immediate attention. AZ II
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Ginning Home The feeling sgaiust persons
OF Southern birth In all sec tions Of the North
betrays the existence of the most dia boIjcaI
and rancorous hate on The part Of our North
ern hr"!hrrn - A patriotic nttprance In
hvor Of Sou thern rights II visited with insult
and violence by org sniZed baads Of aroundrrls
who would not dare. save ib the excitement
OF the present times, to look 6@c~nt white
man in the face. The consequence II, that
many Virginia gem 'iemen, heretofore do ng
business at the North, b I'VE been compelled to
return: n: Two of oHr citizens, doing Lusiness In
.hnaaeiphi', VIZ: Cipt. Ci,is. Richardson
t"u : %. archer Cullen, quit the "City Of
orotheriy Love on the above occount ar
sising her1 ,esterd ~ evening Tue feeling
wv ttrg'hi.ns Is very strong ia that city.
We We o-'n reques ted to state that though
cer.tih scouhdrels in IN t city had eyipc-d a
Willingness TO perpetrste an indiynifv on
-"I. no Iy,er, as reported in yester,fay's Dir
P;bca, iney hid not proceeded Ia the extremity
ousIins ~ stt'ed) specific reward for his
captur. Mr. Tyler is now no donbt s,fe
from the influence of abolition frenzy.
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WOODEN

r..,rtvsl lssi wear, sad in order to make such
'A4s > would 10; comrete with, bat would rz
vx.rssd other Southern manufactures by furnish
,rs grades and styles OF Goods that have never
re. been made IN Virginia, they Il ed their
q. Ut4h machinery ~ the best apd finest qua IL
They sre aow manufacturing FINE CAsSI.
GrgrS and CLNIH HS ot every variety. from Fine
T,.rEts Merina and MestiEe WoeL, and solicit
- ,Ftsntiau of jne trade in the South to their
49, All no have seen their ARMY CLOTH
,.e-rtqstur-i ~ first expressly for the Xirx.nia
ij..rv la>;llate, pronounce then AZ least equal,
= r5t sErArior 10 qGsli'T, {" those they had been
hrylrE heretofore, and quite as cheap.
10 virginia STATE and Central Agricultural So
,s.,, AZ hciT Fair held In tGis city, IN nctobsr
-, suagied jo this Company GOLD MEDAL
- .h4!f eXbibluoa OF W'Giea Goods. which ia
,,-8sd sofse beautiful SHAWLS. BLANkETS, sc.
Purchasers may rely upon every piece of Goods
r-srr-s .ured b, being " hat il L. represented,
- nussr H. clFCu instances viii this Company be
tr5seet 20 work shvd3y IN their Goods, nor viii
iSev card any cetSop with ii elr wool
LEWIS y. C6ESsHAW, Pres't.
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fhe d"st was laid efectualIy Yesterday
vening by smart shower of rsin-a wei
yisitont - W.
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naths Batbs.. Baths.:.
can ha ~. COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
~ h@o daily, from O'CLOCK A. N until 10 r.
tpS,as snd Bathing saIoon. under the xmsriean
e.ofs entrance on nth street. sinEls Bath rs
W ave bsksts for III rs
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An Infantry Company, called the Campbe.l
ines, arrived IN Richmond yesterday. The
'ompiny did not muster very strong
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~ Liverpool and London Fire aud Life
INsUR nee COMPANY
lEsf fAsLIsHKp lsse.l

,thh CAP'LLND RESERVED Fund. 80, ,ooo 900
iAFksTED IN TIE UNITED STATES. $50 goo
pAILl UE.......-...........-... SOC
4, hE stockholders personally responsible for all
We engagements Of the Company.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
fAsEs BkowE, Esq Chairman.
fpkAscis CoTrgsxTr, Esq Deputy Chairman.
nESkY GkissELL, Esq.
u. AkCRIBALD, II. b. M. Consul.
EU"ksk DUTtLB, Esq.
.osEPH GAIiLAkD, EsQ.
e@s1 HAMILTON. Jr., Ese.
y. r. sAEDEksos, ESQ
ALFEED PILL, Rsa. Resident seeretsry
tsI.-A ~ > 4 L and sHOhf POLICIES issued en- came
'siIi' ,Il ~ ~ other nrst-eiass Companies.
rsf.t.es 'osses promptly adjusted ard paid without
'S4etente TO tbs home oiHce
CHAs z. WoRTHAM, Agent,
f. Vmee oio Dominion Insurance Company,
o" ~'-A@ az Main sfraet
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
heering .Setcs from the Aouptatns--The Peo-
pLe Fu{iu 4r0used.


UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, April 22d, 1861.
Having just returned from a trip to the
mountains, IL occurred TO me that a statement
OF the feeling in that section would be accept
able to your readers. Old Augusta and
Rockbridee are unanimous for resietauce-re-
sistance TO the last drop of their blood. When
the Rockbridge Rifles We're about to start
from Lexington, an old man near seventy vol
unteered, and would go. l have 10 doubt he
Will do good service. In the ranks was seen
countryman without uniform; some COM
mented on 1t. Yes" said he, ''but | have
Il ri1e - such is the spirit of our ntain-
GERS. They are fndOm{tnbie. Near twelve
hundred men have left these two counties al
ready in volunteer companies, and many more
will soon be ready. On Friday, n Troop under
command of Capt. Wm Patrick. lett Waynes-
boro' for Harper's Ferry. They were !. fine
looking set OF men, ami splendidiy mounted
A number OF their horses were valued al over
$500 each. The ladies of Wayne sboro' and vi.
entity have exerted themselves nobly in be-
nall OF the volunteers not Il family in the
neigh borhood but has sent some member,
Last sunday heard a regular revolu utionary
sermon from the Rev. VIM Richardson. Pas
tor OF the Presby terian Church a, Waynes-
ooro'. Ii was very appropriate, and affected
many to tears. KAPPa
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EsGkAyIsGN.-.A ha.n,,yaI rniI.e,son 49,
Of 'Sss bsva feeeiyed At the Affists supply store
apk ALB. LYBkOCK,
Under kpctswood Hotel
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SUNDAY. April 81, 1861

SUypAT, april 81, 1861.
This morning, At an early hour three men,
who had been confined in our county Jail for
sometime, escaped, by saving off the bars of
their cell window. Their names were Fer
nando Crawford, Brown, and the notorious
Landes, Of whom l made mention in a former
letter. Their crimes were burglary and theft.
Early this morning, handbills were printed
and runners started to circulate them in all
drec tions, as we have no Sunday mails. j..
1. Logan, Deputy Sheriff, is out with men to
search for them. They WILL doubtless, be ar
rested as they did not probably get out much
before daylight, or the Night-Watch would
have captured them--the Night Watch haY-
ing been discharged about 81 O'Clock They
had been working at the bars for some time,
as part of the cut iron only was newly cut,
the other part being rusty. They sawed from
underneath the iron, so that it would not be
noticed.
The Rockbridge Rifles left early this morn
ing.
L understand that the farmers along the road
through the Valley, have hauled large qua.I-
titles OF corn for the horses of the ompanies,
passing free of charge, and offer it freely and
willingly. Also, provisions are hauled out to
the men. Abe Lincoln can never whip such
a people; for there is too much of the right
spirit in them 10 become slaves or mercenaries
to tyranny.
No other stirring news to-day. Pen.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATTERS.

A,adng the poiunteers.-The propriety and
necessity OF aiding the volunteers who have
SO calamity come forward to defend the stan
dard or their native State, is fully i'm presses
on our citizens, who have taken the subi.et :,
hand, ana will, we venture to say, in juture
give that attention to the subject which IN
merits demand. The project was Initiated on
yesterday, in accordance with the recommen-
dation heretofore submitted on the subject bv
this paper. The following is a brief record OF
the proceedings alluded to
At meeting of the citizens Of the city of Rich.
moDd, held a. the Office Of the Merchants InsuT.
ance Company, on Wednesday. 24,h .tril. isei
TO consider the impori aBce OF aiding needy fami-
lies OF volunteers in the absence OF their p
tors from the city:
His Honor JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor, was called 10
the Chair, and Samuel j. Harrison was appointed
Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object Of the meeting
On motion, Messrs. John Enders, D. J Burr
VIM. q Paine, John Purcell. Jacquelin T. Tay
Tor, Peachy K. Gratian. and Samuel J. Harrison
were appointed committee TO prepare a plan oi
Organization for an Association for the purpose
above stated.
The meeting then adjourn ed to meet at the same
place to morrow, 25th inst. at IL o'clock NJ.
lsignedl JOSEPH MAYO, Chairman.
eAa j. HARRISON, Secy-
1t is TO be hoped that the meeting to. day
will be we'll attended.
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Il An IN. ST.. hosriaAL FOa NIAVES.- :.
ain and 18th Streets and Is admirably ads.s 81 ts
riasss, privacy and hsxit of posisics. 10
1s purposes Tor which Il has bees instssntAi n
1nc RlcHI ,rs.,m ros aEDicAL svkGicAL asd 0Bsf /.
salasions governing this insii,ution have II
saay 9esn published. 4 circular eoatAiaiss fun
re further Information
s;-raNsnts Per week, -, less snaa . wses
per oism ex us asyyssass sAsA ~ sssssa q.
,a'w ~ = ~ Asek. Patients Alsendinx The aAiiy
xsminsrons (aet Il subjects for hVsPIT Al CON
iNsMkNi 4 eharysd the regular Tee adopisG s,
40 prcsessfoo at large Tue above charge. II.
s,ads board, medietas. medisal Astssdasss ssd
iarsipx. SurgteAi operations ehaYa "a neos,rai. =
% rules Of other Hospitals oi Tho ctty For n
nformAitaa, anpy 10 the PAysicsAs rs%idsss ~ ~
.,..s ..a p,.r..... 81 sss ssasssisast PAysi-
n.,, !. =. y. HANCOCK. i. D..
ST. 09O. PRACHT. II M
kxchenGs Hotel, or 0raeo e., -. % anx sAA :
4 vIsf. y b. issskIiss n sas ~. =.
Near Ballard Heass. eS cor Nstn ~ 5lh 80
PHILIP 6 RANCoCK. N. 81.
!. q, rsiS.a.Aa. 49,.
Wv kest1sAt As~1s1ano.
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+. II. Bruce. Of Rappahannock county.
route agent from Alexandyia TO Lynchburg,
has resigned.
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ma, tye-, Pain IN the side, Back, &c, are cured
FEMALES AND CHILDREN This TINCTURE
y. be found great I4sdieine for all their dis
Eases.
b''l aud get Pamphlets, and read many OF the
av-t paT-rfuI possibl certificates Of cures Of tbs
Aho5s diseases of our own citiz-ns
sod by PURCELL LADD Z CO. Richmond
" bE COOKE, Fredericksburg by al the Drpy.
gls'- % Petersburg; nv MORTIMER & NOW
bsAI, Baltimore and ny Druggists and Shop-
tesHer' everywhere. Al per bottle; six bottles.
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