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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-29

Ex-Attorney General Bates, Of Missouri,
died at St. Louis on Thursday.
Henry Haight, eighteen years merchant
of San Francisco, is dead.
At fire in Boston on Thursday night
property was destroyed to the value of
sl75,000. Partially insured.
The Smith Girard Hall mysterious muir
der in Philadelphia is being Investigated
by the coroner. ......
This " stunning" sentence occurs in the
latest GALAXY, concerning cows A good
COW is likely to be wedge-shaped, of which
the head is the smaller end" r.
The Military Committee have agreed upon
bill extending the Law for the payment Of
private soldiers st the rate Of sixteen dol
lars per month until August 80, 1870.
An exchange gives curious account of
fight between mastif and q COW. It
terminated in the cowardly retreat Of the
dog before the logged advance Of the COW.
4 Methodist ministers meeting in New
York has discussed the question, aWhat
shall be done for the salvation Of the
itch ?" z -.t'' 80
Billiardists propose to make change in
the counting Of the game, 80 that all csroms
will count three, whether on red or white
balls. yq44Tl lI2tearsN
Prussisn and French capitalists are pre-
pairing to build the largest hotel in Europe,
on the banks of the Lago Maggiore. And
it is to be as cheap and good as it is large.
The velocipede, it is now said, produces
hernia, and young men and boys are eau
toned not to exert themselves imprudently
upon the new vehicle in trials Of speed.
In the Goodman, Mississippi, burying-
ground is simple shaft Of white marble
bearing the inscription, "Here lies Jack
Shillcutt, on old bachelor
Some critic advises q Broadway manager
to ssbeware of rocks, or he will be wrecked p
But should he not also beware Of light
houses 3-.Ne,o YorE Leader.
A telegram from Ogden says that the
Utah City authorities are about purchasing
the depot grounds for the proposed branch
road to Salt Lake City. Work on. the Union
Pacific railroad is stilltprogressing. ~ 3
Milan has provided the customs officers
of that city with very powerful microscopes
for the examination Of sll meat brought
into the city, and make sure that mons Of il
hsgboss tSiehinw.
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A STORMY SCENE IN TIE ONO LEars.
/ Columbus, March IA scene Of
Undesirable confusion occurred in the
House to-day. The resolution offered BY
Mr.. Scott, Of Hamilton, to submit to the
people Of Ohio the question Of abolishing
sex in voting was before the body, having
been taken up yesterday evening. I
Dir. Ball, Of Muskingum, Democrat,
had offered an amendment to the effect that
hereafter the word 'twhite" in the Consti-
tuition of Ohio should be held to refer only
to persona having no visible admixture Of
African blood. The amendment was by nc
means impertinent, as Mr.. Scott's resolu-
ton simply proposed to strike the word
finale" out Of the suffrage section of the
constitution, leaving the word "white" to
stand there as it is now. 81
Mr.. Balls amendment was agreed to-H
TO 40-and then came desperate struggle
by the friends Of the original resolution to
get vote on it separate from Balls amend
ment. This the Democratic members, who
seem entirely too cunning for the Republic
cans, strenuously resisted.
For nearly three hours the battle ragged.
At scarcely any moment Of that time were
there less than half dozen members on the
floor OF once, and frequently half the body
would spring to their feet vociferating and
gesticulating fercely at the Chair and at
each other. Speaker Thornhill decided that
the question was divisible, then left the
chair and gave it to Mr.. Hughes, of Butler.
For long time Hughes was utterly un-
able to control the House, although he
shouted and pounded with his hammer un-
til he grew blood-red in the face, and the
noise in the hall resembled the roar Of o
cataract, intermingled with repeated e1-
blossoms of musketry. Occasionally there
might be distinguished the cries Of "Ques-
toni" "Order!" "I appeal" "Vote |!
vote !" "Downl I" with the loud laughter
of those who, intensely enjoying the scene,
were determined not to be put out Of hu-
NOR.
MIR. Hughes, Of Butler, when order was
partially restored, decided that the ques-
ton on the pending resolution with Balls
amendment was divisible. Then ensued
another frightful struggle, the female suf-
fragers insisting that no appeal could be
taken from this decision, and the others
that there could.
The latter party carried the day, over
ruled the ohairman's decision, and brought
the House to vote upon the resolution,
with Balls odious amendment tackled on.
Then, of course, every Republican member
was obliged to vote against it; and these
being reinforced by such sensible Demo
Gratis as had from the beginning deprecated
and opposed the whole affair, the resolu-
t,oo ,,o a Loot hu 2e IN 40
The thirty six gentlemen who voted in the
affirmative are all Democrats, of whom, I
believe, but two or three are in favor of
female suffrage.
And thus ends, in the present Legislature
of Ohio, the agitation for "woman's rights"
Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette.
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EFFECTS OF DENSE PoPULATIoN.-The
Massachusetts Board of State Charities
have something to say of the evils of great
cities in which people are crowded
densely, to the injury of body, mind,
and soul. The Board say, "Ihey JUS
tify the curse called down by the
prophet who cried, sWoe unto them that
Join house to house, that lay field to field,
till there is no place." The experience of
all civilized countries shows that the over
crowding of human habitations anywhere
seriously increases the average mortality of
all classes in the community, besides affect
ing the personal purity, domestic relations,
and the general happiness, directly or indi-
rectly, Of the whole community.
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Baltimore, Md.
Domestic Markets-[Br TELEGRAPH

NEW YoRK, March 27.-Noon.-Stocks dull
and unsettled. Money sharp at per cent.
North Carolina 6's, 6lH new, 57H. Virginia
6's, ex. coupons. 56H; new, 90. Tennessee u.s.
ex- coupons, s66A new, 64h..
Flour firm and not very active. Wheat hrm
and fairly active. Corn dropping fork
2sN6asc. Turpentine ut soc. Rosin un-
changed. Freights quiet.
Erenin3.-Flour-Lo grades, 29loc better
Wheat l62c. better. Corn heavy. Whisky
quiet at e4A@s5c. Lard shade firmer.
Money very stringent at per cent. cur
rency to gold. sterling, los9losH. Southern
State securities dull.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAMs.
VARIOUS ITEMS.

VARIOUS ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-In an audience
with mixed delegation of Republicans
and Conservatives, President Grant yester-
day reiterated his opposition to the pend
ing Mississippi bill.
President Grant favors policy regard
ing Mississippi similar to that proposed by
the committee of nine from Virginia.
The weather is delightful here.
A mastery inactivity regarding Cuban
affairs prevails here.
The Reconstruction Committee will to-
day consider the Georgia bill, and the Texas
bill tomorrow.
The indications are that the House will
adhere to the absolute repeal of the tenure
of-ofice bill.
The House, in session to-day, received in
telligence that the Cubans have over $4,000
men under arms, and would have as many
more if the arms could be procured.
The Assistant Treasurer, Richardson,
was installed to-day.
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PRESIDENT JoHNsoN's DIsEAsE.-The
stroke Of paralysis has been brought about
by complication of diseases, of which he
WAS the cheerful and patient sufferer.
While here these complaints we're stone in
the bladder, frequent violent vertigo, and
sn almost constant neuralgia in the nerves
running over and along the right eye.
These were daily source Of prolonged and
acute pain to the ex-President, yet his
robust habit, powerful patience, and i'm
mepse energy and endurance, conquered
at least the appearance Of suffering in his
case. Late at nights, however, after the
tolls Of his sixteen hours of audience to the
public were over, your correspondent often,
during the past winter, has observed the
President suffering keenly, especially from
neuralgia, which repose seemed rather to
aggravate, while active work kept it down.
Washington telsgram-World.
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From Cuba.

HAVANA, March 27.-The reported heavy
battle between Remedies and Moron turns
out to be only skirmish.
The regular steamer running between
Havana and Cardenas was captured by the
passengers, who left the captain and lady
passengers ct Regnos. 1t is not known
where the steamer has gone to.
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COOP NEws.-Madam Parepa Rosa ad-
heres to her purpose Of bringing out en-
English opera company next season, and
is going to Europe this summer to complete
her arrangements. She has recently been
offered an engagement for seven months at
the San Carlo, in Naples, on very favorable
terms, but has refused it.--Neeo York lTi-
hitnp
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN BOSTON
NORTHERN EMIGRATION TO VIRG1NIA.-A
meeting was held in the Melonaon yester-
day for the purpose Of considering the ad-
vantages of emigration to Virginia and
taking preliminary measures to establish
colony of northern settlers in that State.
The first session was held IN the forenoon.
Rev. John T. Sargent was chosen president,
and DR.. P. 3. Randolph secretary. The
following committee was appointed to con-
slider the subject and report at subsequent
stage of the meeting Colonel c. A. Greene,
W. K. Mayo, Mrs. E. L. Daniels, William
s. Campbell, Otis Clapp, P. B. Randolph,
L. 4. Grimes. =,
In the afternoon the committee reported
the following series of resolutions:
"Resolued, That colonies for immigration
to Virginia be formed upon scale to be
approved by the stockholders, and that
they elect and choose their own officers /;
that q treasurer be elected who shall give
bonds for an honest expenditure of the
funds received; and the interest which
shall accrue upon the amount subscribed
shall be invested in good securities for the
advantage of the society.
"ReSolued, That the formation of only one
colony at time shall be undertaken. (
ReSo.ued, That the meeting now organ
ize for the purpose Of efecting immigra-
ton in colonies to Virginia, and that it
proceed to the election of committee to
take cognizance of this matter, who shall
report at future day."
The resolves were adopted, and the COM
mittee named in them was appointed az
follows: DR.. Dio Lewis, Captain W. K.
Mayo, Mrs. E. L. Daniels, Miss Eleanor D.
lockwood, W. s.. Campbell, Miss Jennie
Collins, Colonel ". D. Greene, Obs Clapp.
Remarks were made during the day by
Mr.. Sargent chairman Of the meeting)
Luther c. Tibbets, of Virginia, Captain
Mayo, Otis Clapp, Miss Jennie Collins, and
others. The speakers spoke in very favor
able terms Of the coil and climate Of Viz
ginia, its resources and natural advantage
for transportation, and the improved state
Of feeling of its inhabitants towards north
ern settlers.-Boston Advertiser, 2Oth."
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In recently published volume entitled
Culture and .Aaarchy Matthew Arnold ex-
presses the opinion that Shakespeare and
Virgil would have been dreadfully bored If
they had crossed in the MayfQwer with the
Pilgrim Fathers, 90
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rTss R. PRICE s. Co., No. IDOL MAI.

rT7s R. PRICE s. Co., No. IDOL MAIN
STREET. NEARLY OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,
are now n ceiving their SEEING STOCK OF choice
Day GOODS. TO which attention 10 called
Elegant Hlack Gro Grain silks,
Elegant Bonue Taffeta silks,
French PopHus and Mozambiques,
FIX Poplins, Alpscas. Bsrsges,
Gren adinea Percaies, Briliants, &c.
In eOUKrINa GUODs: Bombazines, Tar
nice, SILK AID Wool Grenadines, byzantlne, &c
Specfal attention paid 10 this department..
I'm HOUSEKEEPING GOODS we keep large
stock and shall sell as low as any house In the
Uni.sd states. Linen sheeting, Cotton sheeapg,
Pillow Liuen, PILLOW Cotton zeal irish Linens
&C., 6c-a full stock always ON hand.
Having reputation for doing business Ie pur
nrtces for particular goods or thtt we ony Ior
CASH ONLY, but leave 1t TO the customer 10 say II
wa are not IS reasonable as could De txpecteao
NH 75-eod2w Il. y. FhlOE q ~.
PERMITTING IN COLORs DONE AT THE
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DICHMOND MERCHANTS, advertise In
III the HuLLey VfY1fntqn, Stanton, va. Ctrcu-
latiop In Virginia aud the Carolinss good. Terms
moderata. hddresn box 70, Staunton. va.
THE SOUTHERN
i PLANTER AND FARMER
FOR 1860. ~ 3

This STANDARD JOURNAL has Just entered
Its twenty-third year, and Is one OF the few AN
Gent LANDMARKS still left TO Old Yirgin3A,
The JOURNAL Is offered for the new year y
our readers that the low price OF sahssripaion
makes it imperative that we shall come oown 20
the cash basis. Our subscription must, tnefeio!e,
he n, adrGuce: and we believe . proper exercise
or economy will enable ALL who desire 70 reSo sne
SOUTHERN PLANTER ANDFAkMEB 70 CON.
We sre confident in promising onr readers
iournaIin every way worthy OF their support:
AS an advertising Medium, THE s0ufhEHN
PLANTER AND fAKMEk commends itself 70
the Attention OF teachers, merchants msnufAc.
turers hoteikeepers, druggists, Dentists nursery
men, stocs-raiseis, Land agents. &C., &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-29

Forney battles for the repeal Of the
tenure of Office law. Hear him:
1.-THE contest for repeal can never be
waged so advantageously as now, and every
thing that frmnesS and argument can do to
induce the Senate to acquiesce in the action
of the House ought to be done. There will
never again be go good an opportunity as
the present. Let the friends OF repeal In
and out Of the Senate stand firm"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-29

FRESH F1sH.-About six thousand her
ring and TWO hundred shad reached Fish
town yesterday and this morning. The
shad sold at thirty-fve dollars per hundred,
the herring at nineteen dollars and fifty
cents per thousand.
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TITO ONSUMPTIVES.-The advertiser,
4 having been restored to health in few weeks
by a very Simple remedy after having suffered
several years with a severe lung affection. and
that dread disease CONSUMPTION, Is anxious To-
make known to his fellow-suferers the means or
cure.
TO ill who desire 1t he will send copy of the
prescription used free of charge) with the dlrec
lions for preparing and using The ssme: hitch
tn will lind sure cure for CONSu sPIlOS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The object or the
advertiser In sending the prescription Is tn benefit
the afflicted and spread information mhit he con-
ceves to be Invaluable; and he hopes every SUI
ferer will try his remedy. as IL VIII cost them no.
thing and may prove blessing. -
Parties wishing the prescription VIII please adj
dress REV fDWAhD A. WiLSON,
fe l2-w3m Williamsburg Kings county, n. Y.
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ORR NEW DISTRICT COMMANDER.-The

New Orleans Tribune (RadicaD says:
"When General Candy had his head
quarters in New Orleans ne was by no
means a favorite with the Radicals, but
was regarded as almost stubbornly conser-
vasive. Union people here did not hold
him in very afectionate regard"
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NEGRO HuNG.-Atanta, March ga
n egro charged with murder and rape was
taken from Jail in Dooley county on Tues
day night by disguised mob and burned
fo dnofh
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VIRGINIA OUGHT TO BE REPRESENTED AT
MISUNDERSTANDING National lnteki.

VIRGINIA OUGHT TO BE REPRESENTED AT
MISUNDERSTANDING National lnteki.
gencer says;
sush iudicious and experienced gentlemen
a. Messrs. Bocock, Hunter, Baldwin, Ro-
hertson, Stuart, Barbour, Sutherlin, and
others We could name, would be cminently
useful g: this time in helping to obtain ,iseA
fnl and necessary legislation for the State
and the South. These gentlemen would
kror how to strive for what vas practical
HE, and not waste energies on what was
clearly beyond reach. The State Of Mis-
sissippi Is represented here at this time by
some Of her ablest, most judicious, and
trusted sons and We know .hst their pre-
s.nes ,s not without Its effect. Why cannot
Virginia be Represented alsos But II any
are to come, LET them have fair treatment
fror, those whom they are endeavoring to
serve. Let jealousy and mean spite be laid
aside until the Stste is rescued from her
calamity.
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X ALLEGO FERTILIZING MILLS,
OFFICE CORNER TWELFTH AND CARY srnKErs
RICHMOND, VA.
c. 8 r. W. MceRUDEE, supHR1srrsDEars
PERUVIAN GUANO,
GROUND BONES,
McGRUDER's PHosPHo-PERUvIAN
GUAN0,
PLASTER IN LUMP AND FRESHLY
GROUND.

The PERUVIAN GUANO as well as GROUND
BONES offered at the GALLF GO FERTILlZING
MILLS are Of the very best possible quality the
guano being always obtained direct from the agent
or the Peruvian Government, and the bores are
ground at these mills and reduced TO fine powder.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q UANU. con-
sisting of mi ture or the above quality OF Peru
Wan 6uano and bones in equol proportions. is the
same preparation made and sold by The Messrs.
Magruder for many years-giving entire satisfac-
tion to the farming Community.
as supplies of the GUANO and BONES are kept
on hand, farmers wishing mixture 81 different
proportions Of them than are used In the present
preparation can always be supplied With such
mixtures as may be wanted.
The "PLASIERn will be ground only as the
demand requires, so that 1t can always be had
pure and fresh.
Now that the new mills, situated on Twelfth
street between tie Galie3o and Ha1all Mills are
In operation, farmers and others DESTROYS OF wit
Messing the process of grinding raw bones and re-
ducing them to powder are cordially solicited to
visit them SIS the mills will be open to visit
ors. Il. ALLEN,
Gallego FertiliZing Mills.
Office corner Twelfth aud Cary streets.
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NH s-swlawlw WARNER EUBANK, c. Q.
NRION.-This fine racer and mag N,D

NR1ON.-Thisf fine racer and mag T.1N
" nifcent-looking stallion. by Revenue, ~
dinl Mia by Boston e. full brother to Firginias
unrlvalled ace-horse Planct) Will make the coming
UoswclD In Hanover county, near the Junction,
commencing on the 18th Of March ana ending on
the lst Of July. He will also have stand ut
French Town In King illam county, and mt
Lloyd's, IN Essex county. i he war breaking out
directly after Orions appearance on the turf COM
menced (puIting stop to racing for he timeI has
no doubt prevented him from exhibiting record
of many brilliant achievements. he few races
was good race horse and of indomitable game
winning one of his races Of two miles and repeat
ut four heats.
TERMS The season VIII be $25 If paid be fore the
list or september; after that time $50 must be paid
Groom'S tee. 81.
Mares from u distance " Ill be kept at fifty cents
per diem. Every at. cntiOn will be given to their
care and management, but in no event responsible
for accidents or escapes. =
NH 2Nsw:m j. r. & T. w. DOSWELL.
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Office corner Twelfth and Cary streets.
fa 9-dTu3nT3m
V7IRGINIA-TO WIT AT rules held in

NIRGlNlA--TO WIT AT rules held IN
Y the clerks Office Of the circuit court Of Lam
caster county on Monday the ls5 day Of March,
1859, Wayland +. Dunsway, assignee OF sanuei
Gresham, a bankrupt, who sues for the bench! and
at the costs OF Thomas Ball. plaintiff.
against
e. a. Stabler and - Stabler, late merchants and
partners trading under the firm Of r. Il. Stabler
4 Co.. and James L sutton, trustee, absent de-
PENDANTS and John ID. Belts and Gustavus
Belts late merch ,nts and partners trp1i1g under
the Arm Of j. d. Belts & Son, L. b. starke,
William Blundon, AM Samuel lignor, and Henry
harsh, merchants and partners trading unCer
the firm Of Tignor Il March,. home def rndants.
The object Of this suit Is to recover The sum OF
sllO of T.. II. Stabler & Co., and James l.. sutton,
trust e the absent defendants: and to attach the
debts due them Ia the hands OF the home deiend-
ants for that purpose.
And 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendants, K. 81. stabler and - Staoler
and James l.. sutton are nOn-resident5 OF the
State 1t Is ordered that the said defendants do ap
pear here within one month after due publication
OF this order and do what Is necessary to protect
their interests.
NH -swIawlw WARNER EUBANK C.. g.
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V>HE MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND
will find It to their interest to advertise In
the MILTON CHRONICLE, published In Milton,
Caswell county, N. @. IL is LIVE paper, with
large circulation In country that trades IN hicG.
mond, and as an advertising medium In the EIcn
valley OF the Dan It has no superior.
TERMS Same Of other papers Ia the up-eountsy.
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LOSS of a Steamer.

SAN Francisco, March 27.-China tele-
grams report the loss of the Pacific mail
steamer Herman. A large number Of pas
sengers aboard were lost-mostly Japanese.
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Foreign Mark ets-LBy TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, March 27.-Noon.-United states
bonds, ss3.. Common rosin, IS. Cd. Turpen-
tine, Sis. Sd. afternoon. States bonds
S.
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An Alleged Defaulter Re.srrested.

BosroN, March 27.-J. D. Martin, the
defaulting cashier Of the Hide and Leather
Bank, pardoned by President johnson, has
been reavrested on new charges and held in
$40 600 bail
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u A. DAYTON,
No. 10 TENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
CARY,

nASoE1AOaAN FHe's
will furnish at manufacturer lowest prices ard
put in operation, MACHiNEEY for railway. ma-
chine, car and carpenter shops; planning mills,
agricultural m .chiGe, cotton and wonlien !acto.
ries, paper. Touring. corn and saw mills, mines,
&C. Also, all kinds Of MANUFACTURERS and
ENGINE EkS' SUPPLIES.
Especial attention given to the purchase, sale,
or exchange OF sECUND-H HAND MAJ HINERY.
For sale, several second hand Engines Boilers.
Saw-m;ls and Planning Machines, Shafting and
PuIeyS &c &C.
How to prevent the explosion or burning ont
OF steam boilers by reason of too water on an orer
pressure Of steam. Come ana see 1t.
NH l6-Tu1 h& 3m
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MACHINE SHOP.
A sLoAT & ADDINeTOE,

,4,s CARY STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET,
where we do all kinds Of work 10 the line OF
well regulated machine chop. All Kinds OF iron
WORT msde and repaired, from the largest SIZE
steam CINE and boiler dyw1 70 ana amauesS se"-
ing. N achlae needle.
We 20 and send workmen In the country 70 40
all kinds or WORK at reasonable rates. our spe--
cislty is Everything and AM thing In the way OF
machinfsts, work. We are the exclusive agents
for the following: Judson's Patent Governor
Utica steam Gauge Company's Steam 6augss, .hs
hest stesm ,suge now In use selden's Patent
Steam. + ngiue Packing I; Horizons Lathe bucks;
Gardner,s Patent Barn-door Lock and Hasp, com :
bined and NAM other useful articles entirely foo
hume rous TO mention. And as natives and adopted
natives OF The sacred Virginia sell we ask fair
portion Of patronage
NH 2o-sm 9EOR6E 3. sL,bAT.