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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-05

| AN INSANE WOMAN MAKES FEARFUL
Use OF HATcHET. Rebecca King
a rather elderly woman, residing as house
keeper in the dwelling of Mr.. William
Connor, on Fourth street, Philadelphia, on
Friday evening last attacked that gentle
man with Ratchet while be was asleep in
his bed, striking him on the head. Ava
| kened by the blow, which was quickly
repeated, he sprang from bed and retreated
to the yard, tracking his way in blood. -
His assalant first threw the lamp at him
and then pursued. still clutching her wea-
pom. Faint already with the loss of blood,
he could not resist her, and in the yard she
seized him by the throat and raised the
Ratchet for another blow over his head
But at this juncture ex-Police Sergeant
G. F. Heiss and John Barger, Esq, who
had been attracted to the house by the
cries of "Murder /" uttered by Mr. Con-
nor, and who had entered the yard. graspel
the woman, held her uplifted hand and
disarmed her. Both she and the wounded
man were then conducted into the house.
They were in their night-clothes. AS soon
as the woman was dressed, Sergeant Heiss
took her to the seventh district station
house. While on the way, in answer to
question, "Why did you attack MIR. Con-
nor ?" she said, "The devil told me to do
it" and continued, 81 had big nights
work before me, and am sorry did not hit
him in the right place" She was evident
ly insane. At the station house she re-
mained until morning, when she was taken
away by her SOD, Samuel King, to his
house, No. 944 New Market street.
On Sunday night, as Mr.. King and his
wife and child were asleep in bed, Rebecca
obtained another hatchet, and, proceeding
to the sleeping apartment, struck her son
twice on the head, and also inflicted a
wound on her daughter-iu-law. She was
about to deal similar injury to the child,
but the cries of the wounded ones attracted |
some of the neighbors to the spot, who
disarmed the woman. and placed her in
custody. She was found to be insane, and |
was sent to the insane department of the
almshouse. The injuries Of Mr.. and Mrs.
King are not of serious character. Mr.
Conuor is badly but not dangerously cut
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"LoyE HIDES A MULTITUDE oE EAuLTs.n-

GLOVE HIDES MULTITUDE OF FAULTS
But ii fails to paint the pale cheek to gladden. the
heart conceal the disease that 10 lurking and
making rapid inroads upon yonder rapidly declining
female beauty Her wan features are bedewed with
growing dim as night with its heavy pail Of gloom
settles upon her brow /! Can she not be restored
Yes Health, with all its ontlcRg charms and beau.
ties, will send thrill of joy through her feeble
frame, by the use of English Female Bitters, which
are advertised in another column. Go thou aud buy
them
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A NOVEL FUNERAL SCENE. - AT a
funeral at Newport, Rhode Island, last
week, instead of hearse being used to
convey the remains to their last resting
place, an express wagon completely en-
veloped in evergreens inside and out was
used for that purpose. A raised dais in
the centre of the wagon, also covered with
evergreens, sustained the coffin, which was
profusely decked with flowers. The novel;
ty was in accordance with the expressed
wish of the deceased.
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Police Arrests The following parties
were arrested this morning and placed in the
their names, viz: Clinton Allen, colored, for
stealing iron, belonging to the Tredegar Com
pany; Robert Dobbins, white, for stealing a
blanket and pair of pantaloons from Barney
johnson, colored, and Barney johnson for re-
ceiving bribe for dsrnissing the prosecution
against Dobbins.
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Couldn't Get HIS Pay Robert Andar-
son, like other mortals, feels the needs of the
flesh, and is amenable to the influence of
good square meal. He believes that stimulants
are always best relished before meals, and in
tending to refresh himself on the viands of
of Adam Bender, an Old Market saloon -keer-
er, he drank himself toleraby drunk yesterday
evening, and entering Bender's place, near
the fish market, demanded and partook of
plentiful meal. Bob Anderson had not in his
pocket one nickel cent to rub upon another
Instead of gracefully taking his coat-tais in
his hands and, turning his back to Bender,
telling him to take his pay in region conse-
Grated to boot-toe, and thus impressing Bender
with relenting respect for him, he attempted
to sneak out at the door. The spiritless fellow
was seen by the proprietor of the shehang
who, instead of pursuing him, went up Main
street after Squire Mccormick for warrant
to catch the fugacious meal eater.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Activity OF the French--severaI Ar
mics fn the Field.


reported Erclnsios,y for the State Journal.
London, January ga dispatch from
Havre states that Bourbaki is marching ON
Glomary with an immense army, and that
General Chanzy is at Lemans achieving
Incredible successes with his Aying COL
umns in harrassing and rendering the Ger
man line OF communication almost useless.
Ten thousand French troops are march,
ing to Paris, via Chartres, 600 French
are in Havre at present, and 1000 are
operating in the neiehborhood. The for
ward movement to Paris is expected to
commence to-day. It is supposed all the
French forces intend marching on and
clearing the environs of Paris.
This morning 800 French attacked q
body of Saxons, Of Manteuhel's corps,
near Balbre, and captured the position OF
the German outposts after brilliant en-
gagement.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-05

WE FIND that we were in error some
days ago in announcing the appointment
of Landon Boyd to the position of assistant
assessor, when we stated that Hon. S. f.
Maddox had resigned the place in his favor.
Mr.. Maddox was removed by virtue of an
imperative rule which prohibits an officer
from holding State Office at the same
time he holds one under the Department.
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Foreign Markets.

liverpool, Jan. 1, lsO P. M.-Cotton dull
and irregular-Uplsnds, $685.; Orleans, 81
gs7s. Sales 10000 bales, 5000 of which to
the trade Exports 10000 bales. Breadstuffs
quiet California white wheat, lis Sd; Red
Western, No. 2 to No. new spring, los ld@
los Cd; Red Western winter, lis. Flour
Western, 26s Cd. Corn-New, 32s. Oats, So.
Barley, IS. Peas, los.
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New York Markets.

Wan Street, Jan. 6.-Money, 7 per cent !;
unchanged. Gold, llOH@1lOss. Stock mar
ket opened dull, and the general tone is
towards lower prices, and an average decline.
Cotton irregular-middling l5I low mid.
ding, l4A. Sales on the spot /, 100 bales, and
for future delivery $500 bales.
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Goochland County = The following
county officers recently elected, have qualified
and entered on the discharge of their duty,
viz VIM. A. Parsons, sheriff; Hector Davis,
treasurer; Jno. N. Davis, Sr., Common.
wealth's attorney, and Daniel Shatten, super
intendent of the poor
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The Supreme Count Of appeals, Judges
Moneure, Anderson and Christian on the bench,
met to-day pursuant to adjournment. rhe
case OF the Home Insurance company vs. Cohen,
was argued by Crump for the appellant, and
Lyons for the appellee.
The cases of Chahoon and Sands VS.. the
Commonwealth, will probably be called to-
morrow.
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charitable Donations Southern
Association for the beneftof Widows and Or
phans of the Southern States, made an
additional donation of $3.50 on Monday last TO
the st. joseph Orphan Asylum of this city,
The board of directors bad previously donated
$500 to the same institution, and we under
stand that each Of the orphan asylums of this
city, viz: the Male, of which DR.. Parker is
president, and the Female, of which Mrs. Lucy
NJ. Norton is president, have each RECEIVED
within the last year upwards of $1,000. AS
the association hold assets (shortly avaiable) J
amounting to several thousand dollars, it is
designed to bestow similar charities in other
corporations of the State, the terms of the
charter requiring the distributions to be made
for the benefit of those who have been left
"homeless, helpless and penniless" by the late
war; Sister Mariana, in published card,
acknowledges the receipt of the funds donated
to st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum.
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A number of counterfeiters have been
arrested in Pittsburg, Pa. They are sup
posed to be from the West, and on their
way East they have passed large amount
ofcounterfeits On the Merchants and Manu-
facturers bank of New York city.
Many Chicago people contemplate
sattling in the Rocky Mountain region.
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PAH HOW DISGUSTING I is tho exclamation of
every lady who ndiscreety ventures to apply the
dnary hair dyes or "colorers" 'restorers to her
whitening ringlets. Mud and tar are scarcely more
abhorrent. Not SO pHAL0N'S VITALIA, OR SAL
WALTON FOR THE HAIR. Nothing deflles its
freely flowing crystal. There is sediment, no
gum, no foul gas 1t is harmless and its operation
perfect. What discoveryi
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-05

Indiana is emphatically railroad State.
Out OF ninety-three counties in the State,
seventy-one are crossed by one or more
railroads.
The cotton crop of Mississippi Is
estimated at 725, 900 bales-an average of
205 pounds to the acre.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-05

THE " Richmond and Louisville Medical
Journal says that the Oldest practicing
physician 10 America is DR.. Theophilus
Clark, of Fenmouth, Vermont. lie is
ninety-eight years of age, has been prac-
ticing continuously for sixty-s;x years, is
hale and hearty, and has no thought OF
giving up business get.
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DR. L. coNGD0N, the Indian physician, claims to
have successfully treated quite number OF patients
In this city and hear Of those who testify to the
fact 1t is fortunate that there many physicians
with different systems of practice for the cure of
almost endless Diseases The Doctor is confident Of
the merits of his mode Of treating the sick, and
invites those afflicted TO consult him and judge for
themselves of his ability to euro. He can be found
OF his office in Manchester next to the post-oftce,
aud may be "intsryiewed' during the day or even.
iar
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Citizens Dead-We have imposed upon
US this evening the painful duty of announcing
the death of two wel-known citizens. Marcel
g. Delsrue, died this morning at one o'clock,
in the 35th year Of his age
Colonel Walter Harrison, also ceased to live
about the same time. He was a son of the late
Philip Harrison, Esq, an eminent chanoery
lawyer. Colonel Harrison was q gentleman of
attachments, and author of "Pickett and his
Men," He was about 47 years of age at ths
time Of his demise, which was caused by drop
sy of the chest.
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OFFIoE 144I rKAKLIN STREET.

If your Horse Is sick-send for DR. FREEMAN.
If your Cow is sck-send for DR.. FREEMAN
If your Dog is siok-send for DIR. FIREMAN. the
only Veterinary Surgeon in the city.
az Beware of uneducated Quacks and Imposters
whose assumption is ignorance aud practice fraud.
J. 4. FREEMAN, s.
and Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Sur
geons, London.
=. Hsa- slate left on the Office door and at Mr..
oisrke's stable for orders-which will be promptly
attended to. Ia Sim
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TIIoMPs0N's PoMADE oPTlME. as a dressing
for the Hair is all that is reqnired purely vegetable
and highly perfumed, it softens improves and beau
thes tho Hair, strengthens the roots and gives it
rich, glossy appearance. sale by all druggists
Price. 35 and Is cents per bottle.
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Police Court - The following cases
were disposed Of by Police Justice White this
morning:
James Groves, drunk and a vagrant, was
again excused upon the promise of his leaving
the city.
Sam johnson. colored, and of unsound mind,
was charged with threatening to kill Robert
Winston, colored, and setting tire to the Aims
house, of which he was an inmate. Commit
ted in default of security to be of good behav-
lori
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Ffres.--There were last night three
alarms of fire between and o'clock. One
was caused by the burning of the roof of the
house of colored woman named Catherine
Cole, situated on the corner of st. Peters and
Baker streets, which was damaged to the ex-
tent of SlhO.
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R7- DR.. HASKELL.--This celebrated physician
has taken rooms at the MONUMENTAL HOTEL,
where those desiring his services will find him. He
q the proprietor and ysnder Of many CELEBRATED
MEDICINES, who owe their discovery to his invsn
tive genius. sEs NOTICE.
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THuRsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
is strongly recommended as the best dentifrice
known 1t cleanses and preserves the teeth hardens
the gems, sweetens the breath and containing
acid gritty substance is perfectly harmless, and
can be used daily with great advantage. sold by all
druggists. Price, 25 and so cents per bottle.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-05

JoUyEN'S INoDORoUs KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER.-By its aid gloves can be quickly and repeated
iy cleaned and made equal to new; even when badly
soied they be readily restored tits easy of APP
plication and is perfectly free from any odor. For
sale by druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, rs
cents a bottle
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-05

The annual meeting of the Virginia
Home Building Fund and Loan Association
for the election of officers, will take place al
the First African church att o. 'clock tonight.
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M ARRIED.

ULLEN-JOHNsTON.-A Fggleston. Wash.
ington county, va the residence of the brides faith
tr, on the morning of the I'd inst. by Rev. Ia her
Boyce, j. f. MoMULLBN Esq, of Baltimore, Nd.
to Miss LAVALETrE, fourth dau ghter of Hon John
W. Johnston.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-05

The Courts. The Hastings Court, Judge
Guigon, called its civil docket to-day. The
Chancery Court, Judge Fitzhueh, will meet
Saturday. The United States Circuit Court,
Judge Bond, will commence on the 9th.
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE A. @. g..

OFFICE A. C. g.,
FoRr MONROE, VA, Dec. 80, is7o.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be re-
~ ceiyed until 10 o'clock A. NJ, JANUARY Both,
1871, for TWO HUNDRED (200) BARRELS BEST
EXTRA FLOUR, to be delivered at the Post in lots
of fifty barrels
ssmples to accompany proposals.
JAMES CURRY,
ia Dot I'd It. 9th Arty, A. C.S
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Bunyda's Pilgrim still continues 10
make most encouraging progress at Metropoli-
tan Hall, Franklin street. Pilgrims ups-and-
downs are exceedingly interesting to witness
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Ihe York R10er RdilrOdd--L LnDOrtd3,j
Action.--The stockholders of the York River
railroad re-as.embled yesterday morning al
| ten o'clock, when the committee, consisting OF
Messrs. K. I. Lacy, B. B. Douglas II. Coal
ter Cabel, r. Gregory, DR.. William Gwath-
mey, and James Lyons, appointed on Tuesday
to consider the subject of the proposed contract
| of the York River road with the Richmond,
! Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad and the
Powhatan Steamboat companies, reported that
10 tneir opinion this company was not bound
Dy that contract, inasmuch az it was made sub
Ject to the approval of the board of directors.
and that board had neither expressly nor by
it's action sanctioned the proposed contract,
but had, on the other hand, refused to ratify il,
and recommended that the stockholders author
ize the board to take such action in reference
thereto as they might deem proper This re.
port was adopted by the stockholders asn,. con.
The Board of Directors bad previously COM
municated to the stockholders that in their
opinion the contract should be rejected, but
referred the matter to the stockholders for
their instructions, if any should be deemed
desirable in consequence of the Importance of
this subject to the company.
The proposed contract provided that the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road company should charge at least 10 per
cent more for freight than the York River
line, and that the York River line should
charge as much as the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac line for passengers, the pro-
fessed intended result being to give the York
River route all the freight, and the Fredericks-
burg route all the passengers. The result, it
is claimed by the committee, was just the re-
verse, and hence their Recommendation in re-
gard to the contract.
series of resolutions, offered by Major B.
B. Douglas, of King William, denouncng in
very emphatic terms the conduct of the Pow
batan Steamboat Company in connection with
the arrangement referred to, were adopted.
A resolution authorizing the Board of Di-
rect0rs to execute new mortgage of the |
property and profits of the company for such
purpose and upon such terms as they might |
deem to the interests of the company, was also |
adopted.
The president and directors were directed to |
prepare and put in operation a code of bylaws |
to be reported to the stockholders for their !
adoption at the next meeting.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
We are informed that special meeting of |
the stockholders will be called at an early day |
to consider business Of importance to the road. |
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There has been snow three inches deep
in Georgia, and the weather there is said
to be the coldest for thirteen years.
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Dr.. A III GIasse was appointed coro-
ner for Caroline county to-day by the Gov
eFnor.
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Funsral Scrrices of c,rtoiu ,Som,,e, .

:. funeral Services Of Captain Samuel II
H'nee.-The funeral services over the remain,
oI tnis lamented gentlemen, who lost his life
In the Spotswood hotel fire, took place yester.
DAY, evening. AT o'clock the Knights OF
Pythiss, of which be was member, assembled
to the number of Eve hundred at Covenant
hall, and, under the marsbalship of Lucien +,
B, BBass, escorted the remains to the Broad Street
After the singing of an impressive anthem.
Dr. Edwards read the burial service, and DR.,
noge offered up to the throne of grace a
most I1, fervent and affecting prayer. Rev. DR..
Edwards, fellow Knight of Pythias, then
delivered over thesremains Of the lamented
deceased funeral orstion of rare beauty.
eloquence and pathos.
At the conclusion Of the address the process
sion was again formed aud the remains escort
ed to the Danville depot. They were carried
TO Milton, N. O., this morning in charge of
the following committee of Knights j. II.
Capers, Q. =. Benson, R. r. McFarlane, G. A.
spence, I. w. Young and DR.. w. NJ. Withers,
Of O.. Vld Dominion Lodge, and D. W. Bohanon,
Richmond Lodge,
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M'. Y. L. Fore, printer, is not dead, as
reported, but improving in health.
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INsEEp OIL, Machine Oil, Tanners Oil. Spirits
~ Turpentine, White Lead, Axle Grease, at whole
ssie ana Ie5ati. /. WAGNER,
au 28-tf Corner Sixth ans. Broad streets
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STILL another arrival of those world renowned
SINGER FAMILY SEWING MACHINES at
soHAFFER & sTRoNG's,
Mi,
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John Il. SmraH did not lecture at st.
Albau's last night.
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Within the week eighteen more New
York buildings have been reported un-
safe.
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OLD DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE,
1877 MAIN STREET,

Wiil commence October 1st 1870. Tuition only $40
ments.
je 2-1svts
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Previous to the war, ninety religious
papers were published in Paris.
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SmraH Non Est. Our reporter arrived
at st. Adams Hall, at the hour of s p. NJ, on
yesterday, the time announced for the great
lecture of this famous ~ individual, and found
about thirty persons in waiting. Curiosity
alone, brought even this assemblage. But, sad
to relate, Surratt, the immortal, did not put
in an appearance. We inquired of all present
II they had seen or heard anything of him
Directly Mr. Adolphus, the bill poster, came
up. and we rushed up to him for tidings of the
missing man but he could give no informa-
tion of his whereabouts. In little wb;le The
Janitor of the building put out the liphts. and
came down and closed the DOORS We do not
believe the people of Richmond feel interest in
either Mr.. Surratt or the object of his scheme
viz: that of parading his own personal eriev-
ances before the public gaze.
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FOUND.

E0UND-0n last Friday night, a GOLD L0CKETT,
Il with two pictures In it tboth the sane). The
owner can have the same by applying at THIS Of
floE and paying for advertisement, and Ave dollars
Tor the fnaer. ja4-2t
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GARG0 FINE SALT
AT AUCTION.

Wewil sell at our store, the Cargo of Brig "Jno
Shay:
1900 SACKS, "DAvID EVANS" FINE SALT,
In double bleaohed sacks.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock JANUARY 9th,
1871.
CHAs. Il. WORKMAN & CO.,
ia DIT Auctioneers.
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DIED,

DELARUE, in the 35th year Of his age
The time and place of his funeral will be an.
nounced in the morning papers.
CREEKMoRE On the morning of the ID of jan
uaty at quarter past oclock, az his residence on
street, between Twenty third and Twenty .fonrti,
streets OF consumption, after long but patent ill
ness, SETH CsEEkM0RE, lats Deputy High Cons.s.
age.
Norfolk papers copy]
BkuMMELL.-on the 4th inst. at Etaa HILL
esterIeid county, the residence of her father,
bhSA k.,.youngest daughter of Elijah Brummell
M0AIEY-ln Manchester, on Wednesday morn
ing Jan T. 1871, at the residence of his son. HENRY
MoALEY, in tho 72d year Of his age.
sGHL0sSER.--0n the 4th inst, at 2 o'c lock A. M,,
MAhf kSfALA, infant daughter of Philip ani
Margaret schosser, aged days
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BY TELEGRAPH,

T0-DAY'S DISPATCHES,
BY American Press Association.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR TIE STATE JOURNAL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r n. MoKENNEY WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
y form his friends, aud the citizens of Richmond,
that he has temporarily located at the
SOLD SWAN TAVERN"
Broad Street, between Eighth and Ninth, where can
be found BUTTERICK a co S PATTERNS and the
"H0WE SEWING MACHINE" ja4-3t