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THF. »T MT- y dispatch
■ Monday
«"*»*.< l'" T -255!Sfr.« the South
morn ing !• »t, ' w0 K* n " ... picnev —took
W.J- V'he" Burne", Hou^^' Fo£-faves at
rooms at fl , y (w0 of lhe
wXhou". saying a word to theirm..«ers ;
UftY«d have not since been heard of. I heir
roasfrs took no measures for their recapture,
and intended to continue their route yesieiday
morning with the two remaining servants.
Just as they were gettine ready wleate. on
of the deputy sheriff* served a union "i>Jor
C. to appear before J udee Stallo to answer ibe
charge of forcibly detaining two negroes as
■laves. Their departure was necessarily post
poned, and tne paities repaired to the court
house. The slaves, upon being interrogated
by the Court whether or not they
leave their master, replied,"' we ttt/l die before
ve mill Irate our master. 1 he . d
missed the case, remarking that ;he
hid a right to go and do as they pleased. The
coirt room was densely crowded, and much
excitement p evailed. The parties leave on
t leir trip to day — Cincinnati Gazette.
Another Slave Case iff Cincinnati.—
Several weeks sin! ewe published a statement
that a couple of slaves were manumitted by
Mr. Orville Thomas, of Louisiana. Recent
occurrences induce us to s'ate again the fol
lowing facts : Mr. Thomas was on his way
to the East, and when he arrived here he was
told thot he would lose his slaves. He then
resolved that he would anticipate their dejigr,
if they had any idea of leaving hiin,and, on
the morning he left, he called them before him,
and told them they were free, and that he would
hive their papers made out on his return.—
They weie taken by surprise, and did m t
seem to express any great degree of joy upou
the announcement in which they were s» much
interested being made to them. On Tuesday
morning Mr. Thomas returned, and. as he was
about entering the Burnet House, he war
met by his boys, who requested the privilege
to he taken back again. f bey protested that
they would preter returning with their master
to Louisiana, than to remain in Cincinnati,
and nave their freedom. We afterwards learn
ed that the result was just what Mr. Thomas
expected, for he did not believe they could
take care of themselves. He reeeived them,
ani Wednesday morning the party left on lhe
Tishomingo lor Louisville, en route for home.
—Cincinnati Gazette, July 8.
A SraXEE tiIQHT SCENE.
Augustus to Julians; in which is revealed a mistake
of a night, ia consequence cf a b.incing paeti n
Auitus'us is to b- imagined "ail atone, on n eold,
cold,et'.'lie." eating intently upon a second story
window. Time inidniiih:
I'm shtiug 'neath tbe wing* of brooding night,
And on thy window gaze with rapture deep;
I see tfcy form, bedtaped In snowy wh'.te,
Before my vision like an angel sweep.
Oh. Juliana ! idol of my sou!,
My hat between my hands is crushed and broken,
just like toy heart beneath 'he fierce control
Of cruet parting words your li(.s bave spoken !
The winrts of night around me coldly sweep.
The star * hs>v nought but ssdness in their ray,
Oh, torm-nt! you address yourself to sleep,
But yet to me you've nothing more tjsay.
Thf curtain lifts— why—l'm mistaken, rather—
It i»n'r *er at all—'tin her old tog 7 father.
Boston Post ] WIDESWABTH,
Another Great Link Completed.—We
learn from the Cleveland Herald that un the
2d instant the first trip was made from Terre
Haute, by way of Indianapolis, to Cleveland
by railroad. The various lines composing
this route are the Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad to Gallion; thence by the
Belletontaine and Indiana road, 118 miles, to
the Indiuna State line at Union; thence by I:i
dianapolis and Belletontaine road,B4 miles, to
Indianapolis; thence by Terre llaute and
Richmond road, 72 miles, to Terre Heuie.
From this point u rood will soon connect Si.
Louis, 165 utiles; thus opening a direct and
rapid route between the great Lukes and that
important city of the West. This is one of
the important lines of the country, and will
give a new direction to the trade and travel
of a large portion of the interior of Indiana.
Row AT Pitt.-burg.—Mr. Wise wns to
have made a balloon ascens;on nt Pittsburg,
OD the 4th, but the balloon refused to go up,
and as Mr. W.,itia stated, refused to refund
the ticket holders their money, quite an excite
ment ensued. Next morning the holders of
tickets surrounded the stores of Keneman 6c
Co. and J. Kennedy, where the tickets weie
purchased, and were clamorous for their mo
ney. A liot being anticipated the police were
called in requisition, and the mob dispersed
without doiug any damage.
A Love Affair.—The Vernon, la., Banner,
gives the particular* of some strange doing*)
which lately took place iu that village. A
gentleman from a neighboring county went to
Vernon, Indiana, to raurry a young lady to
whom he was engaged. The friends of the
lady objected and sent her to the country.
This caused a good deal of excitement in the
town, and a writ of habeas corpus was sued to
rescue the girl. She was at length found in
a church on Sunriaylast. On coining out of
the church the officer attempted to take posses
sion of her person, but was beset by a mob of
males and females, who drove him ofl' with
sticks, stones, &.c. The next morning the
girl appeared iu court, but no one appearing
to proteculft the writ, her friends again took
possession of her. Several fights occurred and
parties were bound over to nnswer f r riot.
Church Trocble.—The Jersey City Sen
tinal is informed that a difficulty has recently
occurred in the Episcopal Church of North
Bergen, which is likely to result in the resig
nation of tour vestrymen. A cross seven or
eight feer high has been erected on the top of
the tower, against the wishes of the parties,
who are of the Old School Episcopalian
Church, and decidedly opposed to anything
inclined to Puseyisin. The cross, it is said,
has been erected by one or two, and not by a
vote of the vestry.
Lacomc Exposition of Law.—The New
York Evening Post says: "The late Judge
Thompson, while presiding in the United
States Circuit Court, in the city ol New York,
on the trial of a criminal case, was requested
by one of the counsel to charge the jury that
they were judges both of the law and the
fact. The Judge replied.'l shan't; they ain't.'
This is the cleverest specimen of laconics, save
one, which we remember to have heard of
since Caesar's famous de-patch to the Roman
Senate, and, what ia more to the point, it ia
good law."
Thk Anglo Saxon.—You can't find an
Snglisbmanor a Yankee who does nut want
to own the soil he lives upon. Giro hint ten
rod*, and he waota the neit ten, and is never
satisfied with the amount be geta- We do not
know bui a dead Yankee, in hia crave, would
jnto the tomb of the next sleeper.
Audio uis with them in stales and nations.
Ort»« people make war for glory and retire
? conquered, the victors beine
r*',7„^ rtr ,'h«n though the wars had not
en*«.«».. 1 Anglo Saxons make wars of
# j " ever retire when once they
nave ©burned a foothold.
Ea^lfv 08 !?" ?,r A . C * l " , °" ANDMIRACItLOtS
at £vfu Uno,! . ,he celebrat.on on the 4tli.
!h.««dT P f 0,, ' F ?- Robcrt *u on
Wr.neak l nJ ,h# Cou,t House, and had
o f? , | r e X^ inUte,, 10 " audi
tfaa etuatDe lK.t 00 account of
O>oo*d in tkte r#t ' r r ®* nooi> . u . r, l °t> the
Ibiity peunda carried JLt Ce ' about
jaeialtbeuSSSlfcEL P T£ of ,be briek
the entire aaah. It fell h» •"d
Foftuaatrly no otM w u injured. church -
The Amazon Ute New York Ei«
press understands that Capt. J. D. Williamson,
wbo received a grant from Brazil,and lately
from Bolivia, haa a Company for the purpose
of biitiging out the resource* of that vast region
of country, watered by the Amazon and ita
numerous tributaries, and they will shortly lay
the keel of a targe sea-steamer and several
smaller ones, f»r the navigation of the River,
lie will s" *<ut himself for tic purpose of locs'
ting some if the lands of his grant, and forming
stations on the River for the use ef the steam
ers, so as to secure n part of the trade of (hut
River that we have been deprived of for years
past. All these movements will be of vast ben
efit to Brazil ami to the other republics bound*
ed by that River.
Diplomatic Convention.—The New York
Evening Post learns that a diplomatic con
vention is to be held in Washington in a few
days, and Mr. Buchanan's departure for Eu-
rope, as well as that of Mr. Soule, it is said,
has been postponed, that both of those gen"
tlemen might be present. It is supposed to
have reference to our general diplomatic policy
in Europe, undercertain circumstances.
ittttiVALS AT THK PttlNUlfAL HUTISLO
YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN HOTEL—B H Robertson,
USA; R Cousins, EF Whitlock, Petersburg;
T Page, Cumberland; T Wiley, Amelia; J I,
Humphrey, N Y;J W Hope, Suffolk; O B
Finney, S Scherer, Accomie; J Chisley, R W
Bidgood, Va; J Belcher, Petersburg; W C
Clarkson, N C; B Kelly, J W Bu-ton, Ga; A
J Thompson, Rockbridge; F Chapman, B G
Campbell, J N McGlaiine, Miss McG.aime,
MissGuerren, Petersburg; E C Mallory,Pa;
W G Freeman, Mobiie; G L Stevens, S C; S
T Edwards, Waynesboro; M Wright and lady,
Ball; A Alexander, Wyiheville; J Griffith and
ladv. Mrs Ramsey, Miss Hammond, N Y; F
A Hamilton and family, Miss Hogtin, Mobile:
B K llv, Ga.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.—W E Royall,
Powhatan; W W Wortham, Nottoway; W A
Frayzer, Cumberland; T A St Clair, Peters
burg; Dr Christian and son, Appomattox; E
Taylor, Danville; W C Dowdell, Alabama: W
D Mathews, Appomattox; W Kniglsr, Dr J A
Buss, Win Gibbs, Nulla way; O 11 P Stem,
Richmond; M Briggs, Csuffdk; J M Harris,
Nelson; R P Smith, Albemarle; J F Cheatham,
Amelia; Mr* Dr Cheatham, do; R W Baker,
Louisa; R F Ward, Nottaway; J J Adkins,
B J Buiterworlh, James Boiseau, Petersbug;
J W Fowlkes, \V R Jennings and S J Ander
son, Nattoway; T R Burwell, Mecklenburg; J
M Sublett, Powhatan; T B Saundersou, Cum
berland; J B Lester, Kv; T E Perkiuson,
Prince Edward; Win T Johnson, J M Armis
tead and Dr J 3] Blariion, Cumberland; A W
Bailey, Luneuhurg; J \V Knight, Amelia; S
| Beazley, D S Wilkinson and T Chandler, N
C; B ftl Robertson, Petersburg; S T Huod,
Portsmouth; J (joode, Chesterfield.
CITY HOTEL.—J Archer, Peteisburg; G
A Stubbletie!d, Charles City; G E L'ibby,
Lynckbutg; IJ B Winfreeand lady, M'rs J T
Eluin, Miss M Brooks, Chesterfield; J ti Os
borne and iumily, Mrs Pnilipson, Amelia
Springs; B N Baker, Louisa; Dr D H GrL'g,
King VV illium; P Perry, Galvesiou; A F Reves,
Richmond; J M Winston, Gainesville, Ala; T
H Pientissand lady, Mobile; R N Adams, N
C; D J Badger, Nashville; VV E Cross, IN' V;
O M Percival, Brooklyn, C S Hure and lady,
T P Williams, Mecklenburg; D Butrick King
and Queen; J Shepherd, Arkansas; Mr Ro
bertson, J B Wood, Va; W VV Goode, and la
dy, Miss Goode, \ii?s Lnckland.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-II Lynchburg:
Dr P T S"utball, Amelia; R±v E W VVingo, Noito
whj; J VV Stubb-, Gloucester; J R Mi'ler aud family,
Pittsylvania; ftliaa M K Miller, Hxiilee; J H Cai
riitgton aud In y. Tittaylvaoia; Miss E D Co.es, do;
Dr Mfcduoo. lady, uit-caaud servt, Pe.ersburg; Miss
Lee, Orange; P Kecrher, Clarfcsvillo; J Peacher. do;
D M WalKe, lady aud servant, N Y; T d Bro«vn,
dr; H Lake, Tenn; W B Wills, Charlotte; B A
L,ewis Brunswick; BGH K»an, Lyccaburg; J H
and tami y, St Louis; Win Maurey, Fre
dericksburg; A T Scott, D D, Amelia; L B Ptfikts
a n, M D, co; R VV Nowlias, Wjttievilte; W G
Young, Warwick; A McCaadllsh, Williamsburg;
fit Kirk and W ban is, N Carolina; D Wood, do;
P Brown, Miss; E J H McCainpbe 1 and Mrs Ann L
Failey, Lexington; Whi F Wickbam and Wru E
Smit i, llai.over; A Dold, Autmta county; Mrs
Allied, Va; J W Harris, Powhatan; £' C Suepnerd,
Mrs J Shepherd and Miss L Shepherd, italeigh; S
A Masters, Alexandria; HS Andtus, Pr Geo; D C
VVo -dg Md; 1' K Manoon, N G; S E Williams, N C;
M Crosby and servant, A A tludirins, W B Wil
liams, and J H Riggaus.N C; Mr and Mrs E Pendle
ton aud Mrs Dr Rives, Cinoionalt'; C D Farrar and
servant, G W Gnrister, W M McJinisjht,S C Web
ster and G H Kuapp, SC; A Lanfear, D A Ogden,
B Fallon and .1 M Stafford, New Orleans
UAftUi!. OK TUKUiMOMKI'KK
At J. W. Randolph * Bookstore,iMnin sc.,
YKSTKKDAY
' A >i I liM. j Of M.
74 I ?« I
MARINE NEW a.
POUT OF ttlOH.tlONil.
ARKIVED,
Schr Lewit A Edwards, Smith, from New York,
in balUst
Schr Yorktown, Phillips, from Bait, mdse to VV
D Co quitt & Co
Scar carah E Ecgle, Star, from Albany, lumber
to E F Ragland & Co
Schr Russia*, Philip Uraue, Swiayards, lumber
to J K Roane
Schr L ava, Marable, from York River, corn to
Stearns Ai Brummell.
SAILED,
Schr Ellen Augusta, , from Norfolk
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdae
Steamer Belvidere, Gilford, Baltimore, mdie
Balt, July lil —Cld, fachr Providence, Jones, for
Richmond.
Nkw Yon*, July 10—Cleared, brg Henrietta, for
Ricnmoii.i. Ard, fchr Hanover ficm do.
July 11 —Arrived, aieamihip Roanoke, from
Richmond
Boston, July 9—Cld, schr Weitover, for Rich
mond.
Boston, July 9ih.—Arrived, schr Mercy Taylor,
Nickerton, Richmond.
Philadelphia, luiy 10 — Ard »teaoi«hip Penn
sylvania Bayinure, from Richmond.
Ricklans, July 4—Ard, achr Josiah Achorn,
Merrill,!rum Richmond
Noepulk, July 11—Ard, achr Uaher, Crowell,
Beaton. bound to Richmond.
New Ycbk, July 11.—Cld, schr Burpri»e, Gale,
Peter, burg
UiOHiUOMU itIAKKtT.
COMXCTKO DAILY.
FLOUR--Market remains firm, with a better
teelinv aiace the ataamer'a new*, si sir aat 84 7-8 to
*5i to the trade, for »upernn« and extra.
WHEAT 110—but little coming in.
1 OBaCCO—The aalea continue to-dav at same
at yeaterday— luga SIJ to •7, medium *8 to 810,
tine tor ahipping and manufacturing. CIO to #60
OLAUKBEHKY Ol»«i>lAL.-A moat ex
" oeUent and at the aame time a very agreeable
mi dicir.e in the treatment ot aiarrkoa i. wtakneea
ol the atom.cb acd bowels, and specially valuable
?,?T m j r cu l" pl#,nu of cbi'dren It is also a
eonSl » drink wh<a mixed in
»Hh ice water. Prepared and
forsaeby R R DUVAL t BROP
193 Bank Square
SALK.-l have lor aale a until Farm
a. near Richmond, containing one hundred acres
torty of which are in cultivation, with a very cooi
iortab.e lljuae and all the ueceasaty out house*
wi:h a well of moat eacelleul water in the yard.-'
ror terina, Ac, apply to
. ~ ED D EACHO,
'y "• General Agent and Collector.
UKiMaUMO IN BOL.S. ANORKUB,
, ending from steamer, for sale by
*' u WP.UAMd A BftOTHKR.
a * 6 '® WASHING FLUID;
t« P ii * °® oU »For sale by
1 ~u E J PICOT * CO.
OO.PAITNBBSHIP NO.
TICE —Th • aubscriber* have tbia
entered Into Co partnership for
the practise of Oentiatrjr, under th* 1
firm of McCONNELL At. BURTON Tbr-y will
practice In the office now occupied by MaConnell,
on Main stree*, between 9th and 10th atreets
JNO McCONNELL
iv ll—lm* W LEIGH BURTON.
#»,-f » FIIK PHILADELPHIA.—
mSf&t To aall on Wednesday, the l»th In
stunt, at 9 o'clock, A M.—The steam
(hip City of Richmond i* now rea
dy to receive freight, and will *ail aa above. For
freight or par atge apply to
ly 9 ROBERT RANKIN.
PHIVATE PRACTICE.—Dr. PLUME *
CO. may be conaulted, confidentially, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptions.
Sore Legs, Ulcer*, Glandular Swelling*, or en
largements,Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or shronie. Also, all thoae con
plainta termed female diseases. The advertiser!
Invite attention to their chemical extract of Wile
Flowera, which may be regarded a* the very be*
article known, to give tone and vigor to certaix
abuaed aud debilitatedorgana, a* well aa to renovate
a system shattered by dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with fall directiots,
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly a!
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex
change Hotel,and first door below Trinity ehcraa,
Richmond, Virginia ap 15—d A w
COACH LACES.—Having purchased o
Messrs Flynn, Emricb & Murrill, their stock
of Lacos, Trimmings, &c, in tbis city, we offer
them to merchants and manufacturer* at the price*
aold by them Our stock ia now very comolete,
and coa*i«ta in part of
A great variety of Coach Lace*
Seaming and Pasting Lacea to match
Rug Fringe, Tuft*, glas* frame Tassels
Coach Tassels, Centre Pieces
Linen and ailk Fringe, Lines, Sta
We have alao made arrangementa with Meaara
Flynn, Emrich Ac Murrill, to keep ua aupplied with
such trimmings as tbey manufacture, which we
shall sell at their prices.
We likewise ask attention to our large stock of
Coach Hardware, 6tc. which consists in part of
Bright and black Eliptic Springs, two to nine
plates
Iron Axles, one to three inch, with nuts and pins
Patent Screw, half Patent and Taper Axles
Mowry's case hardened Taper and Patent Axles
Brass plated and maleable Bands
Maleuble Castings, Carriage and Tire Bolts
Brass and plated Coach Handles
Coach Hinges, Knobs, Curtain Frames and Locks
Elm Hubs; hickory, oak and ash Felloes
Hickory and oak Spokes, Shafts and Bows
Patent Leather, Enameled Cloth, and Oil Car
peting
Also, a good assortment of Brass, Plated and Ja
pan Harne*s Mounting; harness maker'* and aad
let's Tools.
All of which we will sell low for cash, or to
punctual customers. VAN LEW &. TAYLOR,
my 28—d&c 19 Main street.
LEATHER BELTING.—We are receiving
A by every steamship from New York additions
to our already very complete stock of "fatent Ma
chine Stretched Leather Bands " Every sale of
this article adds to its reputation. So much care
ie used in its preparation, that such is necessarily
the result. The material is arst selected from the
very best oak tamed leather, ihe segments to
form the Belts are then cut f rom the heart or solid
part only of the side—these are nest stretched both
wet and dry most thoroughly by powerful ma
chines—alter which they are united to form the
band by b-ing cemented and double-rivt-ted; the
band itself is then ai'ain stretched, and if any seg
ment does not draw straight. it is at once taken out
and replaced by one that will.
Practical men by considering the above, will at
once be struck by the immense superiority that
these Belts must have over all others. We invite
them to call at our store, corner Cary and Pearl
atreets. and examine them. They will speak for
themselves. WILLIAMS U. BROTHER,
Sole Agents in Virginia.
PINKY POINT PAVlLlON.—Thisatreea
ble bathing place, and quiet retreat for those in
search of health, and rational pleasure, having been
leased by the undersigned, with a view to the pur
chase of it, if successful in his efforts to accommo
date the public, will be opened for the season on
Wednesday 15th June.
Many and varied improvements have been re
cently maae, calculated to promote the comfort of
visitors, and nothing shall be omitted by the pro
prietor and bis farnily, which can afford the least
satisfaction to his guests Parents and their child
dren will find the comforts of home in ample pro
vision, whilst the devotee of fishing may comc as
sured, that every accessary arrangement for his
accommodation in the way of fishing boats and
tackie, with proper persons to wait on him whilst
engaged in nis captivating sport, has been fully
made In addition, a seine will be daily drawn for
the «ccomm jdation of the place and the amusement
of visitors, whilst a first rate band of mueic will be
in readiness, day and night, for the amusement and
recreation of those who may call it into service.
Visitors from Richmond and Fredericksburg can
reach the Point on Monday, Wednesday and Satur
day of each week, by means of the steamers Pow
hatan and Osce <la, which touch at Aquia Crsek on
those days, and returning, can reach the creek on
Tueiday, Thursday and Friday of each week by
the same boats in time to connect with the regular
mail train of those days.
The terms of board at the Point wlil be $2 for a
single day, $1 50 per day for three daya, and less
than a week, $10 per week, and $30 per month.—
Children and servants half pries. As no public
celebration is contemplated on the 4th of July at toe
Point, visitors, prior to that date, may come with
every assurance that their comfort and quiet will
not be ditturbed by any assemblage ot a boisterous
character. WM. W. DIX,
Formerly proprietor of the Fountain inn, Light
street, Baltimore.
Piney Point Pavilion. Md., \
June 6th 1853. j }* 7—tl
KORUK JKNKIMH' MARYLAND
SUGAR CURED HAMS
John Shay's superior sugar cured Ham*
Schooiay & Son's Queen City do
Briggs' Virginia cured do
Do do do Side* and Shoulder*
Just received and for sale by
P WOOLFGLK, Jr
jy 1 180 Broad street.
RUSH ARRIVAL, PER SCHK. NEW
YORK—
25 boxes Raisins; 40 half boxes Raising
40 quarter do; iOdo Layer Raisins
5 bags Palm Nuts; 3 bags Walnuts
50 drums Figs; 2 bales Bordeaux Almond*
5 frailg Malaga Almonds
All fresh; j usi to hand And for sale by
£ HON A VITA & CO.,
e3O N076 Main street.
OT SELLING OFF TO CLOSE—NO
HUMBUG—But as the season has far advanced
I have determined to offer great bargains in Dry
Goods, at least a reduction ot 25 per cent of former
prices; and to be conviucnd of the fact, only call
and see the Lawns I am selling at 12)f cts, Bereges
and Tissues at any price. Parasols at cost, and nu
merous styles of white goods for Dresses, and an
endless variety ot Emoroideries, which must be
told. E. GOLDSMIT,
je 29 No 41 Main street.
UKAP PAINTINti OIL.— 1,5u0 gallons
cheap Paint Oil in casks and bbls, for using
with Silver's or any Fire Prool or cheap Paint It
is very suitable for railroad bridges, cars, root*,
Ac, furnishing aa excellent and durable paint at a
very trilling cost
Also, 100 bbls Sliver's Fire Procf Paint—the beat
and cheapest article ever used
BENNETT <fe BEERS, Druggists,
Jv 7 and Sole Agents. 125 Main street
iilKK —tij the muutn, or lor tbe bal
i. ance of the year, a small girl, suitable for a
Nurse. Apply to TOLER & COOK,
Jy - Agents-
PINE APPLEn ;AM) BANANAS—
10 dozen Pine Apple*
5 buuche* Banana*
For tale by 3. BONAVITA & CO.,
je 30 No 76 Main street
BKUKGES AND BfcKEGE UK LAINES
AT COST —In order to clo»eout our stock of
tbe above named Good*, we will offer them at coet
jy 4 HAftT A MOSES.
GAS KIXTCKfc.».—An a«.rtuieni ot (iaa
Chandelier* and other fixture* of large and
dnelraole patterns Tboae in want are invited.to
call and examine nur «tock.
j« 24 STF.BBINB. DARHACOTT * CO.
NOTICE a.*, P.R. K.—The Dep.* iu mi*
eitf will not be open for the reception or de
nvery of freight on Monday the 4ta Freight will
be received on Tuesday for way (tattoo*
A W MILLI.tiPAUOH,
tr I Oeoeral Freight Agent.
LICORICE.— 50 case* lieeyarada Maae
Lice rice, expected per steemer Jamestown,
[ fo; sale j
. •* BAM L AYRES.
WMu lilphar Through la
two D«;i.
TUB Virginia k. Tenne*»ee Railroad Company
now nretent the quic*f»*t, s*f*st and cheapest
route, with increased laeilities never before utter*d
by any line to the travelling public visiting Virginia
Springs
Passengers leaving Rirhraond daily at 6 o'clock
P M, (Sunday* excepted) by Mes*rs Boyd, Edmoml
<k Co '• line of Packets wii'n experienced command
era—or the next morning at 7 o'clock, by the Dan
ville Railroad, meeting trass+mms leaving Peter*
burg at 7 o'clock A M, tbe lame morning at the
junction of the South Side Railroad will proceed
to Rice** Station; where they will find a line of new
and superior Troy Coache*, tine horse* and expe
r!erced drivera in readineaa to convey them wiih
the moat possible dispaich, will reach Lynchburg
early in tbe evening, in time to have a good nig it's
rut and take the Cara of the Virginia it Tennessee
Railroad at 7 o'clock A M, next morning to Bon
sack'*, a distance of 47 milea in two hourc, io con
neclon with Farish II Cc.'a old established tine of
Stage* ao well known to the travelling public for
their aafety and dispatch, well aupplied with new
Coachea, excellent hortea, accommocating agent*
and drivera ready to convey them to the Mountain
Iljuie to supper, and after a comfortable night'*
rest, to the White Sulphur Spring* before 10 o'cik
next Morning, the second day after leaving Lynch
b^g-
Returning, paaaengera will leave the White Sul
phur Springsat 3o'clock PH daily, (Sunday* ex
cepted; R-d Sweet and Sweet Spring*at 8 o'clock
PM, and arrive at tbe Mountain House'to aupper,
leaving next morning at day light, breakiaat at
Scott'*, arrive at Bonsack'a at 4i o'clock P M—and
Lynchburg at At P M, leave Lynchburg aame even
ioi; by Packet ai 8 o clock P M, for Richmond, ar
riving the second morning, at 4 o'clock A M— or by
Stage* at 12X A M—or from 2 to 4 o'clock in the
morning, and Soutbaide Railroad to Petersburg and
Danville Railroad to Richmond, arriving aame
eveulng at 5 o'clock.
Kate* of Fare from Richmond and Pe
tersburg.
By Boyd & Edmond's Packet*, from' Rich
mond and Va & Tenn Railroad to White
Sulphur Spring* #9 00
to Sweet Spring* 8 00
By Danville Railroad from Richmond and
Southside Railroad from Petersburg and
stages to Va & Tenn Railroad to White Sul
phur 5pring*........... 10 50
to Sweet 5pring*......... 950
THOMAS SHARP,
jv It—tf SuptTranp't Va & Tenn R R
FOR KiOKKOLK, POKTsmOITU AND
OLD POINT.
In conaequence of the repair* to
steamboat Augusta having re
quiicu iiiuiv time than was anticipated, toe Com
pany have chartered the pleasant steamer J. E.
Coffee to run between Port Walthall and the
above places, until the Augusta i* completed.
The Coffee will be under tha command of Capt
Wm C Smith, the former commander of the Au
gusta, so long and favor ably known to the travel
ing coirmuuity on the Potomac and James rivers.
The C*rs running in connection wjth the Coffee,
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on
Friday, July Ist, '853, at 6 o'clock A f., and on
every MonJay, Wednesday and Friday morning
thereafter, at the same hour.
On the alternate daya, viz: Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, the Coffee will leave Norfolk
at 51 AM, touching at Old Point throughout the
bathing season, aad at the different landings on the
river.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, Old Point,
&c .....62 00
Fare between Richmond and Grove Wharf.. 1 50
Meals each........................ ...» 50
Children over three years and not over twelve
years of age, half price.
Servants through 1 50
Servants to any point on the river... .... L 00
THUS. DOD4MEAD, Superintendent.
Office of the R. <fc P. R. R. Co, June 29th, 1853.
je 30
ffTft rFirri—Fsannswsiii.Jirswirnßp^ssßiw-i
ViKUIMA CUtNTUAi, UAILHUAU.-
T SUMMER ARRANGEMENT— Visitors to
the Spring* may expect more comfort by this
route than ever before; and If the cost of meals is
considered, co other route offers lower fare. The
;oa J is upon to the £)ise of the Blue Ridge, and the
rails now being laid between Waynesborougn and
Staunton, it will be in operation this season.
The Stage line is under the management of J
L H'-iskell, so well known to the public.
Cars leave Richmond, daily at 6)£ A H, and the
Western terminus of the Railroad at 11% A M.
Dai y Connection.
To Rockbridge Allam Springs, fare 87.50
White Sulphur, passing the Alum, Warm
and Hot Springs 10.50
Bath A1um.............................. 825
Warm Springs B.SO
Hot Springs 8.50
Lexington 7 00
Staunton 500
Culpepper C ri 4 50
"Our Stages arrive in Staunton at 8 o'clock
P M, uad leave next morning by Express line,
at 5 A M—spend the night at Woodward's Jackson
River Hotel', and reach the White Sulphur at 10 A
M second day from Staunton.'
Chartered Coaches to travel as the party wishes,
can be engaged at Richmond, on the following
terms: The inside of the coach can be secure if 9
seats are paid lor. If 10 seats are paid for, it se
cures all the seats outside and inside; with the pri
vilege of carrying the allowed baggage for the
number of passengers paid for
'•Per the farther comfort of passengers,
we shall run an accommodation line of Coaches
which will leave Staunton alter breakfast, stop for
the night at the Bath Alum or Waim Springs, a*
they may desire, and reach the White Sulphur next
evening; guaranteeing lhat thtrt Mall is no nigkt
ravel"
"We will also keep at the Warm and Hot Spring*
each, a coach to accommodate visitors going West
or East, who may not find seats in the regular lino."
WM P FARISH Sc. CO,
by J. L. Heisxeli., Agent.
Tri-Weekly Connection.
To Lynchburg, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, going up; fare ....$4 50
Servants traveling without their master*, must
leave a pass with the Ticket agent, and also sbsw
another to the Conductor.
An extra charge will be made If passenger* do
not obtain tickets E H GILL,
Superintendent Transportation.
Cy Washington passengers may go by the
Junction and reach that city in 24 hours from
Staunton, taking the night train of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
e 17 E.H. GIi.L, Sup't.
i asiis.mii■ I NOTICE — RICHMOND AND
IW TI "WIDANVILLE RAILROAD.—On and
alter me in ot July, the following charges will be
made on the article* specified below in lieu of the
rates on the present tariff of Freight:
a s w a
n 3° — o •— c
oo ©2. 2"° ST*
oS. O? •J" • 3
ft pi h ji
i 1 i 1 ? § II
Coalfield la 12 15 6
Powhatan 14 15 20 6.6
Chula 16 18 25 7 2
Wyanoke 18 21 30 7.8
Haytoksh 20 24 35 8 4
Meherrin 22 27 40 •
Keysville 24 30 45 9 6
A. W. MILLBPAUGH,
General Freight Agent
Richmond. June 27th, 1853 je 28
A lilts, a AND I>ttNTLtMKN.-YoB are
* hereby respectfully notified that we are in re
ceipt of our second supply «( Spring and Sum
mer Book, Shoes, Gal ten, Slipper*, Ac, of the beat
kinds made in this country. Among them are se>
Tera! entire!? new (tylea. Please call at the Ladies
Saloon, No 73 Main street,
WHITE £ page,
«y '9 3 do<irs below Donley's.
( 'KhllhK »AL.A.HANIiiH HAFItHr-
V The subscriber is now receiving a 101 l assort
raent oi •«« c Herring's Wildar's Patent SalacnaO'
der Safes " (Hone others are genuine but those
made by Herring) His Safes have stood the test of
a tboassDd tirea, took the premium at the World's
Fair, and will take it everywhere. The aubseri ber
if® rnt ,or the State ol Virgit ia, is prepared
to have I ben manafaeutred to order, of any sice
from $35 t»» BLOOO. All merchants, brokers,banks,
monted m«o should hare a Hdrriog's Patent Sala
mander Sate. Call at 13d Caiy stiiet, and make a
se ection. R J*.
n 1 136 Cary street
L/SK k ** d ' * Dl °" 101 *
8 MERCHANT * WEIBIQER,
— NolU Main street.
Af.!!f L J^ 1 ' > ! l '. y ol Groceries always on
hand and for aalo by
# 7 JAM&B B BHELTOM,
SOtJTH MDE KAILHOAD.
EXPRESS NOTICE.—We have this day con
cluded a contract with the President and Di
rector* of the South Side Railroad for the exeln
aive privilege of miming a DAILY EXPRESS on
tbia road, and aball now perfect our arrangement*
for tbe connection of <mr Express tanning on tbe
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, Dae notice
will be given of tbe different A genu and Messen
ger* on tbe road.
While we shall exert all di'lgence, and spare no
trouble or expense In facilitating business trantac
tlon*. end bringing tbe Weatern part of tbia State,
Kentucky, Tenbc**ee and the Ohio River, in etoae
proximity to the Richmond and Peteraburg mer
chants, we hope to be chwred on in oar enterprise
by a spirited and liberal patronage from a generou*
and enlightened public. PARISEN At KING.
1v 9—4t
ritll lOBAtCU iUAftUFAIiTHIIIKO.-
1 JOSEPH WEAR, Machinist, 2#th street, be
tween Main and Franklin afreet*, would respectful
ly return tbanka to the Manufacturers of Tobacco,
for their liberal support since he commenced busi
ness : would also inform them he la prepared to
make Shapening Milla with dispatch and superior
workmanship He would refer those not acquaint
ed with his work, to the following gentlemen:
Koferencea.—The* &. Saml Hardgrove, Wm
Greaner, Jamea H Grant, Charle* P Word, Laurel
F'actory, John Goode.
N. B —Milla repaired with neatness and dispatch.
Je 28—lm* J W.
UK AD QUARTERS OP VASUIONA.
BLE CLOTHING.
. *« THE subscriber ha* now in (tore, a amst
|H splendid assortment of Spring aad Summer
M Clothing, of all styles and quality.
-JUL B also,
Every style of piece goods of the very late*t pat
ern*, which he i* prepared to make to order at the
shortest notice. Come and aee for yourself.
E B SPENCE, No 120,
my 4 corner Main and Governor streets.
In~a MERCHANT TAIJLOHINIi.-l>«
ft undersigned beg* leave to inform the pub
-10 lie that he has on hand a fine assortment of
■ B Cloth*, Casaimere* and Twtiags,
which he will be pleased to make up in best style
and on reaionable term*.
He take* tbia method of informing hla friend*
that he has secured the services of Mr. WILLIAM
ALLEN, so lons and favorably known as a Mer
chant Tailor in tbia city; and every exertion will
be made to give satisfaction to thoae who may fa
▼or us with their patronage.
He has on hand a good assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, manufactured in this city, which he
will sell on tbe most liberal terms Please bear In
mind the Clothing being made here gives employ
ment to our own people, who expend their earn
ings among us. W. H. BENSON.
Having connected myself with Mr. W H 8., I
respectfully ask the patronage of my friends and
customers. W. ALLEN,
ap 27—ta
•"TlB THE LAST CLOCK OF FIFTf."
Tis the last Clock of fifty
Left striking alone,
All its ni lay companions
Are purchased and gone.
Ho Watch of its kindred,
No time piece on tick
To refiect back its rr.uair,
Or give click for click.
Pil not leave thee, thorn lono eno,
To pine on the shelf,
Sioce nobody will buy thae,
I'll keep thee myself.
Thus kindly I plaoe thee
Behind my own door,
Where thy mates of the mantei
Have flourished before.
Oh, longmay'st thou follow
The coarse of the day,
As from time's fated circle
Each hour falls away.
When old Clocks need cleaning
And people seek new,
Oh! who can supply them
Like Baxtho to mew.
W J BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker, &c,
je 28 Opposite the Dispatch Office.
REASONABLE UKV UODO4 AT KE-
O DUCED PRICES—J MILLHISER &. BRO,
193 Broad street, having at this time rather more
Goods on hand than is desirable they have reduced
their prices on eveiy article offered, and at the same
time, Ladies and others in want of Dry Goods, are
assured that a better and more complete stock of
cheap and desirable Goods is not found in the city.
Among our assortment may be found s great many
white Goods, dotted and plain Swiss Muslin, check
ed, striped and plaid Muslins. Jaconetts and Cam
brics, Swigs and Cambric Bands and Insertings
ahfl Edgings in endless variety; Silk Mitts, Parasols,
forked Collars and Cambric Hdkfs, Lace Sleeves
and Collars, Bereges, Lawna and Tissues. Irish
tfnens, white Flannels, Bed Tickings, bleached and
unbleached Shirting and Sheetings, all widths and
prices.
Remember, our object is In reducing the stock
on hand, to enable us to lay iu a heavy Fail stock
this coming season. Bargains, therefore, may be
expected J MILLHISER Si BRO,
Jy 6 193 Broad street.
Moke duck coats-new, hand
some AND LIGHT—We have this morn
ing received by steamer Rcanoke, another lot of
those handsome Duck Frocks for hot wuatber; also
a large lot of plain and figured white Oriil Pants;
white Marseilles Vests, <fcc. The hot weather
Goods are now coming in every week. Call at No
102, Main street.
je 22 KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN.
WARM WEATHER.—The weather is bow
very warm, and many of our citizens are
sweating it out in suits h»avy enough for midwin
ter, while Summer Clothing, sufficient to keep one
genteel and comfortable the entire seaton, can be
purchased for ten or twelve dollars. It is a matter
of surprise that all who are net supplied do sot
immediately call at the Clothing Emporium, 103
Main street, and avail themselves of the rare ad
vantages offered to purchasers,
je 16 HENRY SHAFER.
Swish and jaconet trimjiinus.
Just received a full supply of
Swiss and Jaconet Edging and Insertings
Do do Flounces and Frills
Black and white Lice Veil*
Lacs and Muaiin Collars
Do do Sl6eves
And other Goods in that way at 99 Main street.
je 18 CHRISTIAN Si LATHROP.
SUMMER GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
Black, Blue, Brown and Green French Cloths
Black and Fancy Cassimeres
Black Drap de Ete and CasbmaretU
White and Coi'd Linen Drillings
Bilk and Marseilles Vestings
Gauze, Merino and Silk Under-Shlrta
Lisle Thread and Cotton do
Silk, Thread and Cotten Half Horn
Gloves and Hdk'fs. in every style
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Cravats and Summer Stock*.
We have in store a large and handsome assort
ment of Good* for Gentlemen's Summer Wear,
partly enumerated above, which will be sold aa low
as similar goods can ba bought anywhere.
WARREN St PERKINS,
je 13 -141 Eagle Square.
Gentlemen wiii.fiodat the Metropeii.
tan Store, an atsortraent of thin good*,
adapted to tbi* hot weather, con*i*ting lu part of—
White Linen Drilling, *ome very aaperior
White Duck, a nice article
French Linen*, Striped and Plaid
Plain and Striped Nankeen* and Cottonadee
Silk, Half Hose, a large variety
Cotton do do do
Plalo and Bordered Linen Hhdki*
Alexander'* Silk and Kid Glove*
Summer Cravats, Silk, Lawn and Gingham
WILCOX * BETTS,
j«23 151 Eagle Squaw.
DKESS GOODS at Greatly Keduced
Piieee.—We have (till oa hand • large a»
sortment of Fancy Good*, inch as—
Plaid, atriped and fancy summer Silt*
Fancy Bereges, Tlesae* and Hersaala
Orgasdf, Mu»Hat end Lwwo*
Inside fidkft, Coflart tod Slewed
Leee Shawla, Polata and Scarf*
Together with the general aaaortinent amsliy
kept fa a dry good* • tore, ell of which we en efier
lag at greatly reduced price*
DUDLEY k. JOHNSTON,
e 13 Eagle Square.
ALL SMALL BO VB.-H. P. TAVLOK, 6tk
street, between Grace and Franklin— lit
School being e*elu»tvely for beginner*, I give too
del attention to Reeding, Correct Enunciation
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Man
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. specimen* of
J* U 8 MERCHANT * WIIBIGBR.
PIANOS. .P. H. TATLOB to
• m* * *ers, Manns fc Clark.
These Instruments received the mrtnigoli *u<ui
prfa* at the "Worlft fair," London, 1851: *ad
they have Invariably received the jirtt priu at the
American Institute Fain hi this country. The*
combine all the modern improvement* with the
Metallic From* and patent over ftrinft tad (re
confidently recommended for of tone and
great durability, which quality will be appreciated
in the country, where good tuner* are —■'Vr
found.
P. H. Taylor haa *o!d these instrument* tn thi*
city for the last *eventeen yean, to the entire aaUa
faction of his numerous customers
ty Old Pianos taken In part pay.
Piano Stools and Mufie, nhf iartesiand best
eollectlon in the State) Violin and Guitar Strinaa.
Violins and Guitars of the best cualit* at
price*. P H. TAYLOR,
„ t Pl * Bo *° d Music Store,
oe 5 160 Main street, opposite the Hank*
HK UlfciUKBT PiiPCfcS PAID fdlt
I-enf Tobacco.—The subscriber return* hi*
thanks tor the liberal patronage be has received for
the last ten vears, for his superior chewing tobacco
would call the attention of all in want to bis stock
now on band, made of leaf, which has been par
chased at the foilowioe bl|h prices:
32 bhds at 910; 5 bhds, 13; 6 bhds, 11; 6 bhds
11 25; 15 bhds, 11 50; 13 bhds, 12; 13 hhds, 12 30-'
11 hhd*, 13 50; 8 hhd* 14; 8 hhd*. 15; 5 hhds. Ift-'
10 hhds, 18; 3 hhd*, 2G; 2 hhd*, 27 59. Total 135
hhd*.
Order* lolicited, which will meet prompt atten
tion CHARLES P WORD,
je 25—1 m Laurel Fictorv. Richmond, V*.
NOTICE. ~~
THE undenlgned would inform hi* friends and
the public generally, that he will continue the
School heretofore conducted by Or Maupin, on
lltb, between Marshall and Clay streets. He
pledges himself to use every exertion to maintain
its present high reputation. He will be assisted in
the Mathematical and Scientific department by a
graduate of the Unirersity ef Virginia, a gentleman
oi talent, reputation and experience. The next
session will commence on the Ist of October. He
calls attention to the following card.
PHILIP H MONTAGUE
Mr P H MONTAGUE bas had ch-rge of (be de
partment of Ancient Language! in my Sohnol ior
tbe last three year*. He bat given me much latia
faction as a well qualified and efficient Teacher, and
I with pleasure recommend bim to tbe patronage
of my friends and the citizen* generally.
S MAUPIN.
He would also refer to the following geutle
men:
James Lyons, Esq Gustavus A Mytrs, Esq
Arthnr A Morson. Eeq Rev Alex A Junes, D D
Thcmas R Pric-% Eiq Rev Geo W Langhoroe
A more specific notice will shortly appear,
jy 7—fit* P. H. M.
Dissolution amo iofakt^kk-
SHIP.—The firm of L D CRENSHAW &
CO, composed uf L D Cbe.vsh.iw and J H Cbkn
shaw, was dissolved on the l«t instant bv mutual
consent. The Commiitei do. Forwarding and
Grocery Bnninena, will be continued in the
same Fire Proof tiuiiding, by Joseph H Crenshaw
and Wm G Crenshaw, under theatjJect CREN
SHAW <fc CO
Tbe undersigned, in reti'ing from tbe Com
mission, Forwarding and Groceiy Business, avails
himself of the occasion ta tender hissinceie and
graietui thanks to those who have so long nnd so
liberally patronised him. It is with unfeigned
pleasure and satisfaction that ho can most con
scientiously recommend his brothers as every way
worthy of the confidence of his friends; and he re>
spectful'y solicits a c ntinuance of their favors la
behalf ol Messrs CRENSHAW <fc CO
LEWIS D CRENSHAW.
Richmond, July 1, 1853.
pRBNSHAW'S NEW FLOUR MILL.—
The subscribers have entered into a copart
nership under the style of CRENSHAW <fc FISH
ER. for the purpose of conducting tee Floor
Milling Buainet**, at Lewis D Crrn<haw s new
Mill, now in course of erection at the Tredegar
Works in this city.
As soon as the Mill is sufficiently advanced, they
will commence the purchase of Wheat, and hope
to share a oroportion of publie patronage
Their office will be in the new building, on th*
north side of the Basin, corner of 11th street
LEWIS D CRENSHAW,
jy 7—dim GEORGE D FISHER
IN consequence of tbe death of S .Mc'iruder, the
Copartnership of S McGRUDER & SONS
ceases The atlairs of tbe concern will be closed
by the surviving partners
CHARLES McGRUDER.
Julysth, 1833. RICH W McGRUDER.
The business will be conducted in future by the
lubscribers, who have this day entered into Co
partnership nnder the firm and style of S McGRU
DER'S SONS. CHARLES McGRUDKR.
jy 6-d&wjw RICH W McGRUDKR
UunU of Virginia, >
Richmond, July 5, 1853. >
THE Preiident and Director* of tbt* Hank have
declared a dividend of four and a quarter par
cent, out of the profit* of the Bank for the last *tx
mont*, aubject to the deduction of a quarter per
cent, bonu* to the State, which leaves four per
cent, or «£ 80 per share, payable to the stockhold
ers on demand.
jy e-2w SAM'L MARX. Cashier.
L'ARiHItUS' BANK O* VIRUINIA.-
*■ The Pre>ident and Director* hare declared a.
dividend of four and a quarter per cent, out of tha
profits of the last six months, aubject to of a quar
ter per cent bonu* to the State, leaving four dol
lar* per (hare payable to the ttockbolder*
Jy 6—lot J A SMITH, Ca*hi*r.
!\rOTICB TO CONTRACTORS— VJR-
GIMA CENTRAL RAILROAD—Pro.
po*an will be received at the A turn Sprinea, Bath
county, Va., from the l*t to the 15ih July, for alt
the heavy section* on the Virginia Central Rail
road, between Millooro' and Jackson* River.
The work now opened embraces some very do
•irable jobs, including heavy cut* and fills, several
tunnels and the abutments and pier* of a number
of large bridges
The plans and specifications will be ready for ex
amination by contractors at the effl e of the Division
Engineer, at Millbaro', any aime after the Ist of
July.
The auccesaful bids will be published at the Bath
Alum Springs on the 16th.
By order of the Board,
CHARLES ELLETT, Jr., Chief Engineer.
Je I—dtloJy 6
Notice to contractors-Vir
ginia CENTRAL RAILROAD —Contractors
are hereby informed that at the time of the letting
advertise 1 to take place at the Bath Alum Spilo*. in
July , propo.al* will be recelv f d for furnUhinifone
hundred thousand Croas Tie# for the trek of
the Central road, between Staunton and Miiiboro.
Alao, at the same time and place, proposals will
be received for a large amount of very heavi traa
sehng, toi»B erected near Miiiboro.
By order of the Board.
CHARLES ELLET, Jr, Chief EntWr.
Bath Ate*. June 2j. 1H5.1 je 38—td
1 The aubacribar ba» juat fitted up a (team en
gtne for the propultion of Sawa, with which he
propoe** te ««w HlaU and Panoei Staff and aauare
Po*ta In th« mo*t accurate and Mtpeditiou*man.
per, and on the moat reaaoaable term*. Hi* shoo
U located on Brooke Avenue at the comer of Mar.
•hall street.
ap iO—3m JOHN E KELLEY
N alter the 4th of July,
S, ii, !. k *' e tomahawk Station' on the
j »'*« j ' «5 T#r ? 111 ** d *7< Wednesday
Rtehmo^ a Vn/R e u lh , of lhe nrl fro®
Richmond, tor BalUville via Powhatan CH. Re-
.^711.-''i!, ,Tll '' , evsr y T.eadar,
58H5S. "•«•*.«« to. to conned
wi 'l *** a p lean re in attending to
any luodle or package tent to hi* c»re.
if I—dim*
R l O P F A BAWS U Tf» J ??, y u **VHIFTIOM
ileal B.- M i." TOL4 * b * BELSHAW, prao-
7 M * h * ir » •»<* He pal re re, S'th meet,
£17. * nd M * in - oppoaile ih* Phcenls
rounds, Richmond. Vaj-Clreular, Haed, Rip-
Cwnj Mill. Tab!e, Br»*» back, Comvaje
ud Concave Saw*. Batcher* 1 Bjw Neat Saw*,
Pit Saw*, Felloe Saw*, Turning Saw*,
RT All Saw* warranted to ran true.
Jew—l«*
ttiaiNuoviri MBiiiaNu 0r»:-iM
w (till telling efT at a»d l»«low coat, and Wwuld
re*pfe«tlUlly call the auction of tfc* pu itio getter
ally to my large atoek of Dry Good* which 1 hire
on han> yet. a* I had rather aacriica the Qooda at
the coMrter to prefere ice to aeadleg then to auc
tion to De aaid Per*ona doairou* ol heyla*
'-S'igsaSu.Mi
]y %—tf m Broad atreet.
jrr MiM. Ne. 1 NORTH OAKOUna