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The GRAND SoIKEE of the Richm ond
Musical Benevolent Association given ut
the Richmond Female Institute Thursday
evening was grand success both in point
Of performance and numbers-the latter,
too, in face, of the facts that proper notice
of the entertainment had been neglected
and that a mass Sunday-school meeting was
being held in the city the same evening.
The programme was admirably selected and
the appointments excellent. It was led off
by Miss Stein and Professor ThiIow in an
overture for the piano Miss Stein showed
herself perfect young mistress Of the
piano, and received hearty and appreciative
encores for her fine performance. Profes.
sor Thilow of course showed himself worthy
of his professional reputation. Mr.. Ege's fine
baritone voice, which has lent its aid to
many charming entertainment, rendered
the solo :" Judas with fine effect, which
brought him an encore. On Thee Each
Living Soul lAwaits," by Madame Ruhl, Mr..
R., and ,MT. Ege, was perfectly given. An
overture upon the piano, by Miss Stein, was
greeted with o second and Well-deserved
encore. "The Ok Jumped Over the Par
sons Gate," by Madame Ruhl, Mrs. Il,
Mr.. W., Mr.. .P.,a and Mr.. T., gave much
pleasure by, its accurate and harmonious
rendition. The " Newfoundland Dog" by
Master C. and sister, aged ten and twelve
years, was one of the most attractive fea-
lures Of the evening. These little people
acquitted themselves most creditably,
and were received with deserved ia
vor. The duo from Romeo and Juliet, by
Mrs. L. and Madame Ruhl, was charming.
Mrs. L. is one of our best Richmond anna
teur artists, and on this occasion gave forth
her full powers, to the delight Of her au-
dience. Madame Ruhl was in fine voice,
and fully sustained her reputation as on
excellent vocalist. The choruses were all
perfectly given. In fine, the Association
showed in this concert visible signs of great
improvement, and though now but in its
youth, it may be pronounced decided sue
cess.
A general desire is manifested to have
this concert repeated. What says the Asso-
citation?
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A Troublesome Loss.-On the last trip
of the Saratogaa q young gentleman took pas
sage from New York to Richmond. He had
not gotten far out upon the bosom of the
deep blue sea when he was siezed with that
unpleasant feeling peculiar to q first trip to
sea. The natural consequences Of course
ensued, and while leaning over the rail go
ing through that very unpleasant operation
indieatireiof sea sickness, he opened his
mouth 80. wide that his fine set of teeth
came out and fell into the sea, to be used
by some Of the beautiful nymphs below.
The gentleman was put to the troublesome
necessity of eating soft food, and of suffer
ing the tantalizing temptation to taste OF the
many good things put before him at the ia
BILE of the Saratoga. +
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MEETING OF THE DIRECTORY OF THE
YaUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
directory of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation, held Thursday evening, the fol-
lowing-named persons were elected to mem
bership: F. H.7Deane, Jr., R. w. Figg,
and H. A. Etrode, active; George W. Mayo
and Samuel S. Pindle, associate members.
The chairman of the " Committee on Lii
brary and Rooms " reported the addition OF
nine volumes to the library during the past
month.
The fines collected during the month
amounted to $40, a. ai&as-'. r4
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MAYORS CoURT-RECoRDER GILLIAN
pREs1DING.-Jim Cousins (negro) was ar
raigned for cutting Lawrence Lottier with
penknife, and it being proven that it was
az accidental affair, he was discharged.
Joseph Stecca UNITED States soldier),
charged with forcibly entering the house of
Lizzie Hopkins {negress), and threatening
policeman, was discharged.
3 II. j. Callisher Vas arraigned for abusing
and assaulting Mrs. Hannah Morris. His
case was continued until Tuesday next.
!, = The case of William Morris, charged with
shooting at II. J. Callisher, was also con-
tinued until Tuesday.
George Washington and Hannah Brown
(negroes) charged with beating Celia Wash
ington tnegress), was discharged.
Carry Lightfoot (negress}, charged with
stealing bedding from W. A. Griffin, was
sent on.
solon Johnson, Jr., charged with attempt
ing to snatch o pocket-book from Coleman
Tripley, was discharged, with a lecture.
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SOUTHERN orIS,oS-Red hot for RADICAL

THE SOUTHERN OPISloN-Red hot for Radicals
this week.
NURSING THE Rs-CoNTINuED.-The
Tredegar Iron Works an asylum for sc4lawags and
negroes. In the Opinion.
3 In AND ABOUT. TIE cIrY.-Another specimen
brick OF Chahoop's s.new issue IA brace of dueis
that didn't come oG-and all the social, political
and military gossip of the town for the week. In
the Opinion. klat'aE- &.esk Z k---nflA a
LETTERS OF OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
PILGRIM - from The Greenbrter White Sulphur
Springs and Among ;he Mountains, etc. In ths
0ytaion.
LIVE EDIToRIALs-An entertaining column eo
&C. s. A."-An epltome OF, of,eserything interesting
to ex-rebs. IN the Opinion this lnorning.
For sale by TURNER.
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Noble Equity.

: Some time last gear Mr. JOHN T. BROWN, OF
Petersburg, Va, insured his life for 81 GOO In The
EeUITAgLe LIFE ASSURANCES SOCIETY or TIE
UNITED STATES, ss Broadway New YORK, OK
which Colonel WILLLsa O. ALEXANDER is presi-
dent, and j. HORACE LACY, OF Fredericksburg, IS
general agent for Virgins, anG >. II. MONTAGUE
for Richmond r.
The policy, as usual. prescribed geographical
limits. These Mr.. BROWN transcribed, igno-
rantly, by travelling beyond them and died In New
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MORNING, lAUGUsT 8, 1868 +

assembling. He had been agreeeablys dis
appointed in the number that had responded
to the call, and he now wished to give them
a parting word Of Christian fellowship.
You have done great deal of business in
the two aud half days you have been in
session, and it has been q source of great
qualification to me to witness your patience
and labor in the discharge of these duties.
He had expressed the hope in the begin
ming of the session that they would pa
tiently and matarely consider all PROPOSE
tions coming before them, and he was glad
to bear witness to the uniform courtesy and,
Christian feeling that had characterized
their deliberations. You will go forth with
an increased feeling of responsibility. You
are committed to the decisions of the So
ciety, and it will be your duty to put forth
every effort to extend the benefits Of the
Society to every portion of the bounds of
the Virginia Conference. We ere bound
together by the cords of Christian love and
affection in this great cause, and | bid you
adieu with a melancholy feeling of pleasure.
Go forth to your respective homes, and may
the good Spirit aid you in ditfusing and
spreading abroad the blessed influences Of
this great cause represented by your So
ciety. We will meet in our sister city Of
Petersburg at your next session, where you
will receive q welcome characteristic Of the
well-known generosity of that city. May
Gods blessing always abide with you.
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NEGROES ON THE PoLICE.-A meeting of
Republicans was held in this city o few
nights since, at which the question Of put
ting negroes or the police was considered.
3" Senography'' Lindsey was in favor of the
plan, and wanted it done OF once; but other
counsels prevailed, and the question was
dropped, and no definite plan was adopted.
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SALES OF RE.AL,~EsTATE.- Messrs.
Grubbs s. Williams sold yesterday brick
house on the corner of Duval and ST..
Johns streets for sl,Ol6; a framed house
on Jail alley, for $3.50 cash; brick
tenement on Tenth between Main and Cary
streets, 221a by 90 feet, for $4,000; and a
framed house on south Broad between, Mon
roe and Henry streets, for 81 $40. s
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A GAR DEcEIvER.-A very black negro
named Mat Fortune was arraigned before
the Mayor yesterday to answer veto Of
Mrs. Fortune against his taking unto him.
self second wife. Mat, it was shown, had
serious intentions Of marrying fair mu.
latto maiden, having actually applied for
license: Mat was discharged, with the
warning that he be true to his lawful re,
sponsibilities in future. l.iE
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FIGHT.-Considerabl excitement was
created about the Basin yesterday by a fierce
fsticuff between Wash Trice and Richard
Grimes (negroes) over trunk. 1t was get
ting to be quite serious, when Sergeant
Wood and policeman Cray arrived, and car
ried the parties to the station-house. III
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ATTEMPTED observation-disclosures w.
Cray, while on his beat, on Ninth street
below Byrd, Thursday morning about 3
o'clock discovered one white man and three
negroes about to break into the factory OF
Mr.. George W. Gillian. He was fired upon
by the party, the ball passing through the
breast Of his coat without injuring him. He
returned the fire, thereby frightening them
..s .
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Adran.aso, OF Lie assurance

RICHMOND, ,Jaly list, 1s6S.
T.. Horace Lack General 7rarel.fng Agent Of
q Equitable LiIe tAssurescs Soctesy o. United
iStdfea: sti.,,l.-Fr
ledge the receipt OF 81, 9s4 paid on apoicy on my
late husbands LIFE. had right to expect II for
able counsel had informed me that my husband had
forfeited his policy beyond prescribed
Limits; but Of this both he and myself were igno-
rant. The noble equity and generosity OF your So-
ciety fills me with surprise and gratitude.
eMnythe blessing Of the widow aud the fatherless,
and Of those who were ready to PERISH be upon you
Dir, and upon your great and generous Society.
Very truly and gratefully yours,
!. jy sf-15t aaJl 49, MINERVA v. BROWN.
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SENT ON.-Ralph Martin (negro) was
arraigned before the Mayor yesterday,
charged with stealing trunk valued at
twenty-five dollars from Victor Ross (ne-
gro). Ralph was sent on to answer indict-
ment, being found in possession of some Of
the stolen articles. t.
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Mexico bydiscase contracted In violating the ex.
press conditions Of his policy. This relieved tho
Society from all legal claim. Bnt the widow, re-
duced by the calamities OF war from comfort to
want, struggling to support by her labor six snsI
children paid two quarterly premiums on her hus-
bands policy, believing that he was protected by
It's provisions. The Society, though relieved OF all
legal claim recognized 1t as equitable one, and
have generously paid the widow the policy. See
her letter In another column.-Cestral Presbyte-
y-f1 iY 11-lSt
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A CoRREcTIoN.-We publish the follow.
ing in Justice to the author

CORRECTlON.-We puDllsn the lolioW-
ing in justice to the author:
&c RICHMOND, VA, August 7, 1868.
/" Editors of the Richmond Dispatch: a
r. Gentlemen,-Pleasec correct the impress
sion that may have been made on the minds
of the readers of your journal that the
Mr.. Danner referred to in the letter you
published in to-day's issue of one Robert
3. Goodman, dated Botetourt. Springs,
Roanoke county, Va., June Is, 1861 ad-
dressed to sMr. R. L. Walker, Richmond,
Va, land soliciting his influence to procure
the position of Superintendent Of the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee Turnpike for con-
sideration, is the undersigned. That letter
has not the remotest connection with my
self. Very respectfully, yours, &C.,
JOHN l.. G. DANNER."
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LUNATIc.-Ned Harris, a negro lunatic
from Alexandria, was brought to the city
yesterday and sent to the Howard's Grove
Hospital. 3. .f, @ ia
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Weunderstand that
Mr.. julius Sycle has purchased that large
and conveniently arranged store formerly
occupied by Thomas D. Quarles, Esq, on
Broad between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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COnrsrIssHON MERCHANTS.


M0UNTCASTLE
Fifl has a lot os sREFRIGERAT0RS and VA
JSk-CO0LERS OF his own nlapnfaeture, waT-
Yanted TO be filed with Charcoal and which Viii oe
staies. OLD REFRIGEgATOKS re-iined and
made as good rs new. All kinds of outdoor xoIk
done-pLUMBISG, GAS-FiTFlNSi, 9iN-ksOVelf-
ING, sc. Nv
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LIST OF UNaAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RIcHAosD ,PosT-oFFICE AUGUST
s, lS6S.-McNally s. aIcMuilen, Baltimore,
Md; Mrs. Sallie Munsay, Washington, d.
c.; Medal & Van Mes, Baltimore, Md.
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ACCIDENT .-Tazewell, son of Andrew
L. Elicit, while playing with some boys in
his fathers yard on yesterday, fell, and
dislocated his right elbow.
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MARSHALL STREET, wEsT.--We are re-
ouested to call the attention of the Commits
sioners of Streets to the western terminus
of Marshall street. In wet weather, it is
almost impossible for man or beast.
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THE COUNTY COURT was engaged yester-
day in the trial Of the case of the Common
wealth Us. Metcaf, on Indictment for felo-
nious shooting; which was not disposed Of.
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q VIII Of KosciusZkO.
~. ~ Ir~t..tt Ny,,.,t,,o a

The enclosed paper is copy of the, will
of General Thaddeus kosciuszko, which for
nearly half century has been lying buried
and forgotten in the clerks Office of the
Circuit Ceurttof Albemarle. 20 Itiwas admit
ted to record on the 18th day Of May, 1919
was then deputy clerk, and the order Of
court, (admitting it to recordl and the en-
dorsements are in my handwriting-the
scenes and facts connected with this trans
action, are yiyidly, impressed upon my
memory. The Circuit Court of Albemarle--
Judge Archibald Stuart, father of the Hon.
Alexander II. Fl. Stuart, presiding-was
then in session. An illustrious man-then
as at all times, the observed of all observ.
ers-walked into court. The Judge, or
perceiving that Thomas Jefferson, stately
and erect, was standing before him, bowed
and invited him to take q seat on the
bench" To this Mr.. Jefferson replied
.s4srAs, soon as yourHonor shall have leisure
20 attend to me, I have matter of bust
ness which | wish to present to the
court" Immediately, by consent Of the
parties concerned, further proceedings on
the matter then before court were sus
pended till Mr.. Jefferson could be heard
He took from his pocket q paper, which he
said was the,Ewills ! Of his friend, General
Thaddeus Kosciuszko that the will was writ.
ten entirely in the handwriting of the tes-
tator he wasawell acquainted with his
handwriting, and could testify on oath te
the facts which he stated The usual oath
was then administered, by the clerk, the ne,
eessary interrogatories formally put, affirm.
atiyely answered, and thew was, by order
Of court, admitted to record. ,Iar ty5,t
Mr.. Jefferson then state that at his ad-
vancel age It was not in his power to un-
dertake the burden Of the execution of the
will, and thereupon declined to qualify as
executor >aHafa3 aWM.i WERTENBAKER.
University fKrginia, June l9, 1858.
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FOR RENT.
E0R, ,RENT--A; FINE CHANCE TO a.
T GO TO HOUSEKEEPING.-Th in-k.l

E0R, ,RENT--A FINE CHANCE TO G;a
Il. GO TO HOUSEKEEPING.-Th in-A.l
creasing business OF my paper demanding my con-
slant presence In the city, 1Gfer for rent my RE
SIDENCE, on the GROVE ROAD, about one mile
west of the city. The house has SIX pleasant rooms,
and in perfect order; excellent kitchen with four
rooms well of fine water ut the door; yard set
with trees and ornamental shrubbery :; good gar
den. plenty Of vegetables and fruit fine and com
modious siable and carriage-house-in all, one OF
the most pleasant and convenient residences near
the city. Attached to the premises are some four
acres of land under cultivation, which can be made
very profitable as a market garden. - ,,.,
The house is partly furnished the furniture
would be sold to The party renting the housc at a
fair yaln&tion; This isa chance for parties wish
Also, for sale a fine, thoroughbred HORSE, one
of the best saddle animals In the country, and d
JGo-CART, with HARNESS-ju the thing for u
Apply to the undersi gned, at the, Office of the
Southern Opinion, corner Of Ma and fourteenth
streets. -SE~sS lzalrEl-. E.TL .rEsa D.
9-2tS H.. RlNES POLLARD.
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8ictlmand 9ispatr:b'',,s. i !.

y THE CIRCULATION OF THE ".DIsPATCH -
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. itl19 ~ = q
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To TOBACCO MANuFACTURERs.-The notices
required by the new tobacco tax law to be pasted
on the tobacco boxes may be had at the Dispatch
Printing House. II 57fs II CO., sIs
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cows FOR SALE.

G UPERIOR MILCH COWS.-Being CsSH
- oyerstocked, offer for sale privately 6l-
FIVE OR SIX SUPERIOR COWS, with young
AYRSHIRE calves by their side. = - -,
an eMiw* JOHN b. CRENSHAW.
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SATURDAY,. !, :.:.a. AUGUST 5, 1858
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS boats Of
" the JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CA:
NAL COMPANY will leave the dock as usual
and ATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and be-
yond collected on delivery, or prepaid at the op-
ton OF the shipper. Freight received and de-
livcred at ny Office, on the dock.
way freight will not be delivered till charges are
paid.
R2ats locked and Insured.
ie IL 'A~ 49,. EDWARD DlLLON, ARents
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 8, 1855.
Sun rises. Moon rises. o.3
/ PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST !, Isss.
-rlt ii ARRIVED. ~
Steamer Petersburg, Trayers, Baltimore mer-
chandise and passengers, Harveys& Williams.
SAILED. Z E.ftatf &sr
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandlse and passengers, L. Il. Tatum.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, Phlladelphia, mercian-
disc and passengers, W.P. Porter.
Steamer Saratoga, Couch, New York merchan-
disc and passengers, W. c. Durham Co.
80 A.aFs, -. MEMORANDA.
RoDoNDA July 22.-In port, loading for Rich
mond, schooner Mczick. .-....
PHILADELPHIA, August 5.-Cleared schooner
Pennsylvania, for Richmond.
Schooner Mary, Kirby, sailed from Norfolk for
Richmond Oh the 5th.
Schooner AdeIiza, Loveland, sailed from New
York for Richmond on the 5th. s'
WHITE HOUSE, August 7.-Arrived, steamer
Kenebeck. Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise and
passengers, Richmond and York River railroad.
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sIis. Z IN { I, fsttp,EST's !, : ,.YALEDIIcToRY.

In dismissing the Society Bishop Dog
gett said It had been his pleasure to give
the delegates cordial welcome upon their
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gNsURANCE COMPANIES.
NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE
y COMPANY or NEW YORK.
ASSETS OVER %, 900, oco.

REGISTERED POLICIES ISSUED secured
BY the State OF New York acting trustee for the
: Policies non-forfeiting, and FREE FROM RE-
DiVfDENDS ARE BASED ON ANNUAL
RATES. AND IS THE SAME PERCENTAGE
on ENDOWMENTS AS ON REGULAR LIFE
Policies, making larger dividend on endox-
7ments than other companies declare.
..St----G = - WITHERS Il MEADE,
.tEl ~ .s.53st1HJ1i 90 eEe General Agents.
Oflce No. 1909, corner OF Main and Tenth streets.
Dr.. JOHN q. SHELTON, DIR. C. w. p. BROCK,
Medical Examiners. ylo
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P1c-NIc.-There will be o grand picnic
on Vauxall's island on Monday afternoon.
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+: THE WILL Era.Dft

g.fflEl = E.-'rs - S''"''.N+
I, Thaddeus Kosciussko, being justin my
departure from America, do, hereby declare
and direct, that should | make. no other tes-
tasmneenttary disposition of my property in the
United States I hereby authorize my friend
Thomas J,tterson to employ the whole there
of in purchasing Negroes from among his
own or any others, and giving them liberty
insmy name, in giving them en- education in
trades or otherwise, and in having them
instructed for stheiranew condition in the
duties of morality which may; make them
good. neighbors, good fathers or nsoders,
husbands or UiveS, and in their duties as
citizens teaching them, to be defenders OF
their liberty and country and of, the good
order of society, and in whatsoever may
make them happy and useful, and | make
the said Thomas . eferson my executor of
this. .koscIUsZKo.
5th, dayso Nav lT96.8E -t11 ? --'.'5e
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~
Botts's present eomplaintis waterson the
chest. For, manys years it. has ,heenswind
in ths, same sd region; just. now John. Minor
is the guest OF q Doctor Sheppard il iwio
oltsfessnE 4 water { cure---but not wipd-cpre--
in W BROOKLYN. Bolts will stump Y iirgiinia
foraGranssw happ TO say: = Y0rld; '':ha:
Jul Judge Curtis, ifi Of Boston, once lost 9 case
when pitted against Ohm 2. Hale. { had
all the argument he indignantly said, ,
;sebnts hat fellow Hale somehow got so inti'
=mafe fwiiffih-ffh with the jury that they were ready to
rive hsm nyshIng III H6sFFmshed .1.a;kl
2 fhefe is g. sastaosy or ;ne amman who BOT mar
.risdTb becads8 sEei inherited q four-post bed
atead. and of another man who got married
.beaangelhe had bought piece ofsiik cheap
at q sale, and wanted wife to give it to.
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: 5th. day Of May, l796a

- AT Circuit Court held for Albemarle
county the 18th day of, ,May,alsl9. ses@
This instrument of writing, spurporting
to be the last will and testament of Thad-
deus Kosciuszko, deceased, was produced
into court, and satisfactory proof produced
Of its being entirely written. by the said
Thaddeus Kosciuszko, the same is ordered
to be recorded and thereupon Thomas JEFF
ferson, the executor therein named, refused
to take upon himself the burthen OF the
executionof thessaid will. q Ia Ess-1s-' 5
Teste: JoHN7 7GaRR, C. c.. s
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SHIPPING.

saa .
EOR NEW .YORKr-0LD1 1fSh
10 DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM-SsSsalIlks.M
PANY.-The new and elegant side-wheei stenm-
ship NIAGARA, Captain S. BLAKEMAN, will learof
her wharf on SUNDAY. August eth, at Oct
A.. n Freight received all day TO-DAY. Fas
$l2. Round Tickets, $50. Steerage, so. For freiAs
WILLIAM C. DUNHAM & CO.,
au a-lt corner Eleventh and Main streets. Y
EoR BALTIMORE.-The 9Ffh
II steamer PETERSBURG,l Captain nSzGie&
ROBERT TRAyERs, win leave her wharf ut
Rockets on sATuRDAY, August 8, 1883, at u
O'Clock NJ. Freight received up to IL O'Clock
A. NJ. For freight or passage, apply TO
aust HAkYEYS q WILLIAMS, Agents.
ITO SHIPPERS.-STAT0N ssAclr1EI,i,
i & HILLS LINE OF BOATSkSI4ssEE..s4ssssssI;
are n, w making regular trips. GoOds rec- tgel Tor
all points on lhs canal between Richmond, Lextng-
ton. aud observation-disclosures leaving three times per
week Office on basin bank and Eleventh street.
We solicit the patronage Of our friends and the
public generally. Goods VIII be received NJ al
times at our office. WM. NJ. STATION, Agent.
ssiy 3l-3m