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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17
pEspRa.FE FIGHT IN WRIT COUNTY, VA.
The Wheeling Iqtetiigencer, of the 9TH ms

says:
We leaTs by a letter received last evening
from park-fshurg, that desperate light took
place 4 dag OF Two since in Writ county, be
tween Capt. Simpsons company, Eleventh
Virginia regiment, and a much larger num-
Der of Wocassin hangers. Capt. Simpson s
men We're in i house, getting something TO
eat, and tie honse WAS surrounded by the
Mocessins who demanded surrender. Capt.
Simpson Ceclined. and q fight eusued Some
eight or ten of The MCc issins were killed, and
they were driven back into the woods Among
the number killed of the Mocassius is Pat
Connoiy, who has boasted OF having in his
posse ssior thirty scalps Of Union men
The fight Iasten about one hour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE, SALE OF
a. Bie'-iAR.' IA oL-H MitAdktS, FUakI-
tUsf., SC, Al at TON Tia NApony mons
Cub having conc'o led tn eios- a lnost o. ,h.
members are away il The aSnIy, VIII sell az tn ir
roons, ID belYin B.cCh, on WEbNf SDAY ts.h
nSt~nf' ut 10 'cl"cS, ali their Fu'niur' dc inciu-
aii s two leFant hi Lard ablea, Mirrors. thslra
CsrS els, Sideoossd, &c, &c
lfhhs--tash. Il. b. CCOE
de III Avc I,,,ax
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

{ 'UNC~hIS.-fhe Corcsrt for tre benefit of
~ the Wives ana Children of the Richmond To-
uu.eers will take pa'e on TUESDAY, ne Y h
instant and that f,r the beneti. Of the Mars land
so dters, on ihU ESDAY, the 18th .nsta It, ia y o
United Preshy eIian Church (Hev Dr. r sd's)
corner Of Zig llh aud Franklin streets There Will
be programme for each Concert The pat
firmers are ladies aud gentlt Insn-amatsurs as
st-ted hy able professors and q tuu ORCHESTRA
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. do ltd
A CARD;-- PROF. SAtACoOS pAkISIAE
"A DANCING ACADEMY, Saunders Hall
Foushee street, is open every evening at clock.
for gentlemens classes and private lessons. Young
ladies snd children "Wednesday and Saturday after
Econs.
p. S-Lessonf given in families end boardiu z
schools de 4-Ist*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

Col. Hossrss NOT KIrLRD.-A gentleman
who arrived AT Nashville Fem. on the II tn
inst, direct from Gen. Zoiiicoffer's camp
says 1t was not Col Hoskins, but some other
field officer who was killed in the skirmish
near Somerset, Ky. The name of the officer
killed could not beSa seer tanned, as ne was re.
moved by the Lincoinitee.
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SOuTHEsaN LITERATURE.

WEST & JOHNSTON,
EELISHERS IND BOOKS LLERS,
No. 10 Main Street, Richmond, Virginia.
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From THE SOUTH,

We present the following as en- bracing a
full compilation Of the latest and most tie.
resting news transporting in the Southern
Confederacv,
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HAVE SOW READY

HAVE SOW READY,
PRESJIENJE.-A ap eeh delivered by Hon
beverly Tucker, OF Virgins Ia the Southern
Convention helt at Nashville, Tenn, April
18Th, l-U0. Price 25c.
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We find the following mysteriolus para
graph in the Texas STATE tiq-ntt:
the invention of Mr.. Creuzbaur, " hich is
secret as yet, and for the bringing of which
10 the notice OF the Confederate Government
$500 has been appropriated, has beeA fully
exami ned by commission of three SCIENTIFIC
gentlemen appointed oy the Governor, who
reported III its favor, and express the opinion
that single vessel properly constructed viii
he sufficient to clear any port OF q blockading
fleet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

AFTER WHICH,
AL the FIX TURa~, o"ns ting Of Counters Side
Counters Desk e, and otore Err. lturs 90 e ally.
The Whole 10 worth tue ATTENTION of Tho trs.,e
EF- TIE STORE he FOR RENT
Trims --Nash Oh delivery In be, ksbl a funds
ue Is r.. q pDk kr.,,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

TNHlR1I-l HRkk ACRk.S or LAND, ON
l. the Wihiems burg Stage Road, at src ion -
viii sell, at ths County Court Hruse on MON.
DAY, The oth day OF Jsnua y, is8. that being
CoH day fmmenciag at - o'clock ID. u, thirty
three acres OF land, ON the Will imsburg Sage
Road Hepr'co e. any, about half u mile from the
he YORK River Railroad, adjoining the landa Of
Samuel sradiey's chicren, Folly Shurn. ~
hord- and Others. The nnprovsIrln, - consist OF
sms dweli g-Hou aad seve7el out.houses
TERMS. Ons-,hird cash the balance at S and
l2 months for negotiable notes with intsrsa,
added. aud secured hg trpss deed
de p JAS NJ TAYLOR A. GIN A,.r,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

AALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY -
y 81 Fam ENGINES AND MILL Xix
TURES,--Ao l wi sell for cash to ths l. zn
eat blud@I at the Union q I'D Mines, know WI A me
"doHi" Mine on tae I'D and 2,th 81 December
the following persoael pc, petty, viz;
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la eens, Eastssiss wsFe giisnssa 10 me Ate
Of tbs fcs., hat ;ha. Bragg and his arm,
were allowed 10 remain, reeaa Sc Col. brown
had not force c1songh to land and drive them
away. A few details are given In a private
was commenced by the steamer Richmond'
assisted by the Niagara--the first poin, OF
attack being Fort Mckee. The Richmond
was considerably injured, hut the Niagara
very little The lose of life on our side was
very small
Gen. Prentiss, at the head of some 1000
Nsoope, mad left st. Joseph, Mo-, secret
expedition. which II is hoped will result in
me capture Of 81. Gordon ana the band OF
rebel deSpeTadoes who are doing so much
damage in Pate and other coun ties OF that
region. H. may also have occasion to pay
some attention TO re.nrning squads OF Price S
men, now congregating about Lexington.
1t Is ascertained from a reliable source
that the black flag has been hoisted and now
floats at Column bus XIV
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fhese army vas 81 oacsols OF Friday last.
and wes tS ought would go into win ter quar-
teri; each division would quarter In It's re-
spective district. Gen. McBridss division n
OF the Missouri army got Into Spring field
Sunday morning, and were to be stationed
there this winter
/ have been very successful In collectin z
telegraph wire. Succeeded In getting fro m
70 to loo miles OF the old Missouri and West
ern line, which Is now ia transit to Arkan-
sas. This wire, together With what we al.
ready have, will nearly complete the line
from Fort Smith TO Little Rex.
WV. MORRISON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

" AL ABLE REAL ESTATE. ON
" Br ad street. at Auction III be solo, on
WE9SEsDAx 18TH inst conn encing a; o cik
P. NJ, tia: valuable reel estate With a Cottage
bnikAing saereoh, adjoining III. African Church
The les iy0Bts on Broad street 10 feet and runs
back lSJ feet TO an alley. and will be, IL desired
divided into two lots of 30 feet esch. The location
Of this property renders 1t very variable tor private
residences
TEkas.-0ne fourth cash the balance al g. Ia
and IL months, for negotiable notss, otis interest,"
sdded ana secured by truss G.sd. The war tai
to he psid by n. p-re,lF ssrs,
DEF yAs a. taylor a. SON. Auets
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Y FfhssINlA I'D ID Circuit Court Of The III
v Of 81, bmond, Noys mser zsih. 1851,
John r. asp. ....--.--....ssSssn tir,
against


against
Margaret Phel.n, ,,........... Defendant
Tina cause ssne on this day TO be heard a the
blu. $50 sne depo isions of witnessed AID was mr..
gasd BIZ tie cep sol fo~ the plaintiff, On consider.
ton ~hersof, the Court DOH sriudye, order and
decree, thai the mari gs 1srs.oore sosemnized be-
tween TIE ainsia, I'm Phs,in ~ tue d. ienasn,
Margaret P.ehas % disc ed; AID thar thu b.
divsrcet no.a tAs ord Il nasi~ ony; and thai all
tie right .tie and interest 81 the sald Msr. sret
Phetn In aud 10 the o. sata Of tn said John Paen
witch be now hss or NAV hereafter ACQUIRE. shsal
hc1cctortA cease and d-terRire.
4 Uopy-rests:
de l7-3tn BENZ. POLLARD. d. Casvs
T>AE 20 Al UNWE LTH
= S s,,ss TUE sHER ns rs
ceuNYY W tDekALEy. q Er,N "a 14s
go wsssss 40 vasYpse,. aays esaasnd In N,
ssp'~ ~n,A.,on tom III csassy 81 R-rksIsy IN d.
use Of DsisSatss; shsss are. th-rsfnrs, Ia tn,
nam. OF no O 'nasawss,th. 70 require you 70 es .,
"a siect!22 u ga Aeld ia your saia county Of Bake
lsy,ss IHy0sDAY, the ash Aay Of Dsssnbss
I'D 70 III the vAeAne1ss afugvssad.
Wltasse JAneA l. KRNpH0, Speaker Of u,
Monas Of nslssstaa, Mia l3sh Day Of Dso>mha1
tenl. ane = No Nth ysax u Ne cosamanwsalih
Tssts WA. r. 0o1DOA Clk 4. ..
- esSNN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

HIAi THE K STF!Ik,
Consisting IT greet Val ty o. M.ilrery G. ,oda
RoLBeN. kbbcn- Flowers tLk., sa,lps q d IN
act, oyerg sitcI per.a In - regular wao!s-
sal Millinery Sbt an,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

ARhY-CAPrCkH or REBELS
OTTERsyILLE, Mo, Dec. ll.-Union men
from Lafayette county report that 700 rebel
recruits lett Lexington yesterday morning to
join Gen. Price's army.
A band OF musicians, sixteen in mum Der
from the rebel army, were captured near
Dunkshurgh on Monday.
a son aild son-in law of Colonel MsgGfiin
have also oeen taken. They were the lead, rs
OF the foray on our teams near Georgeto Wn
on Saturday.
The scouting party which left here ten days
ago Is SaIu 10 nave surprised 4 rebel amp in
odlina county. capturing a large mum Der of
wagons, a,id taking about fifty rebels priso-
Aarh.
Ii is ru7sored here that Price is moving
uorthWaru.
RzFuRrEp FIGHT NEAR wAvBRLEY.
SEpALtA Mo, DEC. Il lit y reported that
light to0k place yesterday near Waveriey,
Lafayette county, between body of rebels
Under the notorious ] oe Shelby, and Il detach-
1lent Of National cavalry. They were fight
ing again this morning, but no particulars
are given
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17
THs WESTERN VIRGINIA IRGrsLATuRg.

WHEELING. Dec. lin the Legislature to-
day, MIR. Uarkaadon, Of Hampsnlre. intro
ducad resolution to prohibit any person
engaged in the rebellion from ever holding
Once In the State.
Mr.. Snider, CT Monongahela introduCe ed a
resolution mocify tng those parts of he code
Whieh PROMPTS writing or speaking against
slavery, so as ID make them conform to the
spirit and genius OF our institutions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-17

! RON SATF, FUR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T
i MAY tONCkRN, AT AUC7i N n FIJI.
LAY .0h ipst.. e. 10 "a ca, will Sc a. tbs,
st II Nc. - Main 8 Feet 'ps large ARON SAFE,
tor account Of whom may ecncarn.
dc l. p r. COOE Auet
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16
4EARFIELD, PA. WEDNESDAY, JAN 16. I86;

Personal Liberty bills, to enforce the Flu
gitlye Slave law, to make an equitable di-
vision OF the Territ ories--thon, if the
Southern disunion;sts insist on leaving
the Union, twill be time for you to talk
with clear conscience about having done
your duty.
REP. The Fugitive Law and the Per-
sonal Liberty bills can agree to. don't
kno" about yielding as to Territories
That is, in fact, our party principle the
only principle we all had in common. -
Your idea, that we don't yield principle
If we put it into the Constitution, is all
very we'll, but il hurts ones self,rcspect
to giveup.
DEN. That's the point. after all, then.
The Union is to be lost, and it might be
saved but for the selt-respect of politi,
clans. God save us, then
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16

ray~One of the attractions at late ag,
rcultural fair in California was q camel>
race. Fifteen of the animals were on ex L.
hibition, exciting geeat curiosity.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-16

The population of the State Of Pennsyl>
vania, as estimated by the recent census.
is about two millions nine hundred thou
sand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-17
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

VJHE VIR GINA LIFE INsUkANOS Oyu E -
NY Jy pared for business and " Auenon VI Nc
pub i IL called the Importance cf Us opeets mn
Dor pany It's charter div seseneghts OF ~ pone
even among the policy hoiders ,hefepy Esns e
ne taes Of the System win tne peose
perpetual Capt. added security ,aat M
have interest IN eonauosns "
afaiis wi pru ance and economy.
1he Chatter qur hall Capital sock ana
benges,d In Bond and Mortgage on unin umoerea Ne~
worth -ub tn amount.
The chief obet OF the Company aid In retaining At home
or Life Pr rluml Northern Companies That money VIII oe
loaned rstoneTs for term Of yeas NJ Legal
bDrsed in mi ist.
Endownnts and Annues granted. Life and term Policies
other Companes nAVes ihsueuio
one year for q term OF years.
DIRkCToRf.
wn.H Msefsraud. John P-reen,
.oseuh Alien eam1T Bsyy,
Goksfe r. lea h Anderson,
Thos W M,Ctnoa Thomas y. August,
Moalagus. 70. Al. Marry,
DayI5I Barr. Jas. A. CovGdln,
Lewis Gutter }. H. hcVieiiand
Joan Joa.f p. T. MOORE
Is 4 Apte.son John n. Claiborne,
LsS.sD. UrtnshRs, y. o. Nherry
W. q Pane We Ii. Chris,2n,
H. {. U. Beskeryil, WyndhAIn hobertsons
SAM j. Har.lon, John q. shafer,
W. H. Haxal, Peter Q. Wsrwcks
Bot I. Brooke, R.O. Haskns,
&c ID Shell ldvgrd Nlryel,
We Ln6toa Godd n, Geo. J. sumner,
Joaa DOGGY =. MooidTidge.
Prestdea.-sAML J. HARRISON
TIcs FrGS,deat-WN. II. HAXALL.
PAysicidn-Dr BLAIR BURWELL.
MsT J. ADAIR PLEAsANTs, Secretary.
EB-0ffce corner Main 11th Streets Ri ihnond.
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~ RAILROADS, &C.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SOS CHANGE OF HOURS. 49,, ,sT o


ON and AFTER Monday, April Hth, ~ =. s...- sd
" The Mail and Passenger Tratns,
VIII leave RIOhMOND DAILY, a. O'Clock, A. ~, Tor
etaunton and Way staonn connecting at Cor
The Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains for
ediae stations and At Charlottesville with
Lyncburg and points West and Of
place And every Other day. viz Tuedys Thursdays, and
Saturdays Jackson River and stations West OF staunton
Hartman Browns Stages with the train saunton
on Mondays Wednesday, and fridays and At Goshen Tuts
days, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington
aarnan Mason Comp connec, with the fraln
Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays Mboro for the Ware
Springs Jackon River for the White Sulphur SPRING.
Lewisburg, kc.
RETURNING,
The Mail Jss1rsAp River Mondays wednes
spal THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
General Superintendent
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Wed Lesva hncbburg Monday, We,
MGhlA & BAADBUKRY'S PIANOS

Ll6hik & BAADBUkRY'S PIANOS.
WE GALL the attention Of Ire ct.ssnS Of Rich -rz
w mond, and virginia, T. Piano Fortcs which
have placed With Mr. Csrusi, that their qualities ~ "
In every respect be tested by the side Of he1s
famed Chickering'S
We all Pianos and show ss high and
testimonials any factory In the country All Of which
Mr. Clrus's Broad Street. Sd door FROM 9Th
LIGHlF BRADBCRRY.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLR RAILROAD.
2s1s3l

hhOhIOND AND DANttLk6 1kAILfkOADs
e 2sAs&
BUPsRISDExDEsI's 0yucx,
Richmond, 18th Dec. $780,
Winter Arrangement.
TO TIE SOUTH AM SOUIH WkST
ON and after Monday, Dec 2th passenger trains will ron -
" follows:
FROM RICHMOND TO DAHFILLE
Mall Train leaves Richmond daily Except unday at ocloos
A. NJ, and rea hes Dauville at y 10 O'Clock T.. NJ.
FROM DAEPILLE To Richmond
Mail Train leaves Danye daily Except sundsys ats O'Clock
NJ and reaches Richmond ct los O'Clock p. 81.
The Train Richmond at burksve with the trains
the 90 thde Railroad for Lynchburg and the South and
south-We.t daily.
Danve Burksve with the soutsdt
Rao Petersburg and Norfolk and Rchnond
trains the Richmond Prederck.buS5 and Potomac
and York River Railroad, with e James River
Steamboats, for Norfolk and Old Point.
Through tickets be procured and baggage VIII be checked
through 10 the following points:
LYnchbuTg, Chattanooga.
Bristol Nashville,
Knoxville Hun EVile,
Dalton, Grand Junction,
Alta "a, Memphis,
Montgomery, Canton,
Vchsburg and Jackson,
New Orleans
oHAs G. TALooTT
de20 Super- tendent.
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DAILY LINE or PACKETS.

YEIRI.w2ESLY. THRl UGH TO LYNCH ssS,--r7y,r57Y
4 BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, ESEkxESzSSs..s
AND TgIwEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, AAkING DAl
LY LINE AS PAR "a sC0TTsViLLE.
Hehnondto seoug!e. . o. Richmond 70 Lexington. 81
1hc through line viii leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday
Friday NJ Gzd and 9Th September the VS.,
lice for seosve will leave ASP " Tuesday Thursdays and Sal
ur1sya and far - s,osy'c kcurg, leave Scott
VIE Monday. Wednesday ami Fidiy a. ~ A q.
laHc, the = ps,hg IN card below for hrouy
line, and observe thai the Stosve line will pass n;eraeda
points opposite day he hours going tou
later crmllg down.
Leave Rehuond Monday Wed Lssva rnelburg Nondsywed
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SUP'Ts OFFICE n. & ID. Il. II. CO.,
RlChHOND, PgBEUAKY 22AD, 1851. I
nH SATURDAY, February 23d, ana each r..
dee, Accommodating Train vii leave Richmond O'Clock
p NJ, ind arrive At the Junction at 1890, p ~.
Returning, leave the Junction At $780, NJ and arrive At 10
IN
fe25 C. G. TALCOTr Sept
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ROBERT j. DENNY.
DesieS In Hsaruyvnrr, cutlery, Fools, @e.,

TRDRER-T j. DEN n y,
Desirr IN Hardware, cutlery, FOOLS, tc.,
Eair4-.,tg srsrg r.ristJ n lrtcsE faltta loT 800
BUILDERS, &dCHLNISIH, o. aOCSHAA Fl s1'-''
No SOS. Ar1yS rsy BANKS.
.vr - - s.,-. one largest and most vz-E-.>
49,. cook % English, German and american $500
1s-t,..,r, trye ever Rad hs pleasure 20 Of
- --sre-tf.lv i1vite -l - want % examine 60
a.. a.. before q--caas-g s7a-r- NY s'o4s NiIIe, 40
b, sa purchased exclusively ior cash. an prepared io'
r. t1--, rrcl the lowest tcrnA- I'm
ss,,i NJ Fr,ipf nts sucuierAte 1es tand-toNs
60, $50 F--ss R.Es s.yhes Sne;hs Axes and Chsin1
T',y.t.-- M "a ARuENING TOOLS OF AT Ziuta
House Furnishing Goods my stock Is also NeIy
~ TsA Trays and waters single and 10 SETS
$3.50 r,iI-tt ss n-l-e SaucePSns Tea and Preserving
900 Cutlery. Fine Ivory Handle knives On lo1 ana 20 sels
oss- plated Forss and spoons Brushes - tl se-ieF Just
- ~. r--,-... Mas. Br1nn9 C1oslr Utensils, &C, &C
Apiin IsuiIliu2 7Iateri-.iH 4r;eaA an
- - a Md nd s-'ck-yl- Locks on every de-
,. IIiases. Screws. Irs1 ard Brass Rail shesyes
Pa-ys.sash Cord screw Wrench - Out ana "ronsa
Nails ana Spikes, aat -l a-'T AF-~-7' -S' ~--o ff -
rstA.- sill fools OF an linda
~ Sra'i' 'A-'-A-S 49, R08EET J. DENNY,
"a, Sb Main lt-rsi. above The BsaEA
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BronehoCele, Goitre, or 8
LeucorrhOa or Whites, Ovarian TumOr,
Ilcrlma Ilccrntlnn. Eemale Disenses.
svpbiIis and nlercurIal Disease.

Dr.. J. G. AVER. sir; / chccrlUlly comply with the
request OF your SCENT and report 70 yOu Of the
effects 1 have realized with your SSr,aparilia.
have cured with H. IN my practice, most of the com
plauts for which Is recommended, and have found it5
elt truly wonderful IN the Of Ycusrct AMI Mer
cr Disease One ofmy patients had yphlitic ulcers
IN his throat, which consuming his palate and the
TOP or hs mouth. Your SarSap1riia, steadily taken,
oniarv symptoms IN his nose, and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part Of n, 30 that believe the
disorder would soon reach his brain and Kill him. But il
welded 20 my administration Of your Sarsaparil8; the
Ulcers healed and hc h we again, not Of course without
soue dis duration Of the flce. woman who had been
treated for the same disorder by mercury suffering
from this poison her bones They had become scnsi
tive 20 the weather tha on damp day she suffered cN
crucltina pain Ia her Joints aud bones She, too,
cured entirely hy your Sartaparla In Few weeks.
know from formula, which your agent gave me, that
This Prepant0n from your laboratory must b. great
remedy consequently, these truly remarkable results
with 10 have not surprised me.
- I,-.t.r,.ll,. rnnrs q Y HAMMER NJ ID
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X JANEs WOODHOUsE Z co.
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wso1 Ameicaa 0rnthOlorys vol oO bound in s. superb
copy in hall Morocco. gin top.
smiths n story OF Virginia 2 vols, svo.
J-hnstous Indian Narrative. ~ mo, boards.
Hurs-'s History Of VI gina 4 yoiL, $40 49, - ,
Chatham vols So, calf
Fontensle on the pursIty OF Worlds svo, calf
Memoirs OF Regn King Charles the First By Sir Philip War
wck syo, half Hor-cco gilt top.
Tsyors Arat1r. I vol, 70
The Characters Of Teophrasu Translated from The Greek and
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Portes r Robt Ker) travels IN Georgia Persia Armenia An
Client Eaby ons, wh numerous Eagrsvngs OF Poa's Oos
TUNES &c. 2 vols ,quArto full calf extra .
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TEggl. = .
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SCIENCE OF " AR.-Tactics for efhc.rs Of Infantry
- Cavalry end Artillery Arranged and completely l. v BUCK
BOLTZ Published 0y J. ". Randolph. Price 20 cents
From Cllslia Di1,qort Of he Virginia Public Guard:
AsS0-Y RcHNoSD, Va. January 5, 1851.
J. W. RANuOIPH-near sir:
me porur works upon military matters before the pub
lie are confined o Ordinary drills and psrades What Is
wanted going shos when the various movements OF
Artillery Cavalry Insny and Rife taught their respective
M should Be used In presence OF grounds should
ssscei snd encanPnent whs precauu ms 70 be Ia
ken when atyancl retra WIN o. act 10 colrmn when 10
M bo n ,ovt On. lie. act the fsvoTabyln
.ti,n mia and without which, no MISTER
how rsoasy troops be- they exposed 20 almost
Nh sas pres-nc Of eqral number Of well drilled ard
vel solvrsi troops and ths Information Capt Buckhotz fur
lshes IA his work.
I have hesitation In recoUm@ndingtL
We y respectful yours, -
CHARLES DINMOCR. Gait. A.. nc.