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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER I, lssT
VIRGINIA
Fir*.—We leatu from the Lyochbur* Virginian
that the »torehous« of Mr. George T. Pleasants, <n
A rnher»t county, w»» burnt on the night of the '23d
of Augtwt, and his whole atock of book*, goods,
consumed. The fire ia thought by Mr. P. to
hard been the work of an incendiary, far thr de
tection of whom, he offjrs a reward of *1.000.
pßaiora Accidmt.—The Weston Herald state*
that aa Meters. John White and James Alexander
were about leaving the town of Ruckhannon, Up.
•hnr county, a few daya ago, the horses ran off and
both gentlemen were thrown out. Mr. White'a
thigh bone waa broken in two place*, and the
•okle of Mr Alexander waa ao badly fractured that
It waa feared amputation would be neceaaary.
Mvrdk* Tbial.—The trial of Eilaa Kailey, for
the murder of bis wife, ia professing before the
circuit court of Lewi* county.
Licknsk—The people of Braxton county have
given a majority ol 14 against granting licenses for
the aale of ardeut spirits,
Brokk Jail.—Douglass and Price, confined in
the Marshall county jail, on a charge of burglary,
made their escape on Saturday night. They were
in seperate cells and cut their way into an apart,
ment from which they escaped by unscrewing the
door with a wooden wrench.
IwDiCTMEjfTo, &c. —The Parkersburg News
sums up the doings of the recent Quarterly Court
iu that place, thus
The Grand Jury iound several indictments;
amon* others, one against Francis McGuire tor at
tempting to kill his wile. McGuire caught his wife
In the act of adultery, arid forthwith attempted to
kill her, but failed to do her much injury. The case
was sent on to he tried before the Circuit Court—
Among the diversions, was a professional quarrel
between two members ol the bar, which catnenear
ending in a fight, and for which they were each
fined ten dollars.
Burglast.—The store of John Barrett, in Par
kersburg, was broken open and robbed a few
nights ago.
Vibgtsians Scattered About. —The Alexan
dria Gazette says:
Mr. John G. Chapman, the artist, a native of this
place, is at Rome, busily engaged in his profession.
He has lately finished a fine large painting, "Ilagar
In the Wilderness."
Needham 11. Washington, formerly of King
George Co. Va., has been appointed Clerk In the
New York Custom House, at a salary of $1,000 per
annum.
Mr. H. F. Williams, a native of Dumfries, Va.,
and son of Maj. J. W. Williams, is successfully pur
suing the business of an architect, in San Francisco,
California.
Dissolved.—We learn from the Staunton Spec
tator that the pastoral relation which has existed
for the last eight years between the Rev. B. M.
Smith, D. D., add the Presbyterian Congregation of
that place, was dissolved by of
Lexington at its recent session. Dr. Smith will
preach his farewell sermon on Sunday next.
Dbeam Fulfilled.—On Thursday night last
the editor of the Staunton Spectator dreamed that
Hon. Thos.-11. Benton was in Staunton. On Fri
day morning, sure enough, " Old Bullion " did pass
through the place, and as the editor had no pre
vious intimation of his visit, lio cannot account for
the remarkable fulfillment of his dream.
The GaAHAMs.—The Lewicburg Chronicle, al
luding to the conflicting rumors in reference to the
murder of Miss. Graham, says :
"We car. only say this much, however, that the
Grahams are not under arrest, as fhe Richmond
Dispatch would have the public believe.''
It appears to us that there is some ill-nature dis
played in that sentence. The Dispatch "would
have the public believe" nothing but the truth, and
has only published brief statements iu regard to
the Graham affair, as furnished by correspondents
and by newspapers. The arrest and subsequent
discharge of one of the Grahams was announced
several days ago, on what we presume to be good
authority, and we have never seen a contradiction
of it.
Dr. Edward Brown, in a fit of insanity leaped
lrorn a window of his lather's house, in Salitbuiy,
N. C., and received injuries which caused his death,
m few days ago.
COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, August 31.
l-iPTheae quotations are wholesale. 1* or small
ordere higher prices will be charged.
BACON— City cured, none in market. Western
Sidesßic; Todd'sbone Sides 84c ; ShouldersHaßc.;
prime very scarce; Hams 9® 12; Todd's bog-rouud yjc.;
Todd's Sugar-cured Harr.s 13Jc ; Smithtield hog-roucd
10c.; Queen City Hams 13£ cts; Noith Carolina liog
round, none in market. Good Family Bacon, with
the exception of Todd's, scarce-
BUTTER—Prime Country, 14®17c.; do. Goshen,
18®20c.; old and inferior, B®lolc.
BEESWAX—2S£®26J
BUCKETS, tc.—Painted Buckets, $2.25 dozen.
Three-hoop painted pails, $2.75 doz.; Heavy Cedar
Tubs, best. $s®ss..'>o nest. Heavy Cedar Feed
Buckets, $3®53.255> doz.
BROOMS.—Two string, $2.25; three-sUine, $2,021;
Shakers, 82.
CLOVER SEED.—S7 ©■ bush..
COTTON—9®9Jc.
COTTON YARNS—I7d 18 ct., cash. Cotton Cord
age 20c.
CORN—BOc. F bushel.
CORN MEAL—SI bushel at Mill; Country SO®
95 cts.
COFFEE—Rio *11 J; Laeuayra 10i@llc; Java
14i®15c,verj scarce; Mocha l lj aioic. *
COAL —Anthracite Coal is now very high ; we
quote $8.50 «P* delivered. Bituminous delivered
at Port Walthall, or at wharf opposite Rocketts, He.
for average. 10c. for fine ; tor city use, wholesale, to
dealers at 17i|c. for Lump, lie. for Hail. Price will
advance on the Ist of September.
COKE.—2oc.bushel for Lump, 16c. for Hail, de
livered—Si forihe former, $! for the latttr, cart
load. On Ist September price will be advanced
CANDLES—TaIIow 16c. 4 :v ft.; -Jackaon's It,'uiu'e.;
Adamantine 235®30c.; Sperm 2 Q tH'S.ia.
FLOUR—There '.s a fair demand for shipment at
improved prices. We i;uote Superfine at $y; Extra
i=> to 33 cts. higher, as in quality, Family is scarce nnd
wanted for home supj.ly—cho.ce brings if'J 75 to $10
Low grade Klour is negTacted, fcud will nut sell at ihe
usual difference in price,
FLOUR BARRlLa'—soc. each.
FLAXSEED—SI.?S bushel.
FEATHERS—Live geese 45®40 cts. Demund li
mited.
?M faX .> 31i ,? F^ a 5°- 1 No - 2. W Sfu.d-99 75
£10 1, $.180-185 bbl.s No. 2, #15;
No. S, large, #!H; No. 4 $5«'55.50.
BB * e ' l B S !irce , a ' 57 a '*> r V box; Lemons
&?*»•.. : Bunch #3.25®53..>7; Layer $1.25
do,a S '1 fruit.
prtceUSSSr" 4o " g>lb - ,ehaoc for •'''P'uent cl ok d,
e <JUote I s6from wharf; at basin
nif P Mexican,
r JI
HlDV>i^V ES i,T W j? UOte "L & ?
HlDES—Slaughtered7cents.*» l 0., grt , e n welsh';
mirWet, o '' ir ° en ' • 1 ®* 125 - No Spanish Hides in
HAY—sl jp 100 lbs. from whf#rf.
IRON AND NAILS. —Pig lion. *ktf**4.-, *v tnn.
Swedes, #105 » ton; English rehned, #|00- Coml
»rn do., s*>c.assc.; Imitation. 37itkoc R_ Sf
SSkSS."
f££D-7 fur pig i 7ia7{ for bar.
LARD.—Prime Lard, in bbls., llc alltc — atrietlv
pr | »2c.; in pule. 13c. s
2M®Zic a.; middle
weights, 22J<i2jc ; dauaged, 18tf.20c.; poor, 15®l7i c •
upper leather. #1.50® $3.25, as in «.se, weight and
quality, thei latter price only (or aoperior heavy euic«.
SkirtMf and harneee Leather if luore pieaty with Jew
* **■ " «*«««.; panel-
LIME—#I.SO in store; $1 25 froui vessel
LUMBER—CIear white Pine. An
939, merchantable, #20
Pine Plant #ll®15; three-asase r ao *^Lt , uT r
ft OA* it do., #iu<m;2 do $12 ifi 1*
in.. #1824Z.j0, face
®*15 tor heart aad sap: all heart $U^*i.
U stee. Garden Rails, heart as a sap. IVtilf,
al ieart 18®wi csoli. Shingles u
Weather Boatding $l:Jo#l«. Inch Oak Ptanks -via
#30. Buttonwood, 4-1 Inch, $2V»S2U; do. j> i, ;c *
Inch cherry #30; j poplar #2u®25 M —
Dteseed Jflooiin*, Virginia, $28aJlh Dreased triooi
ia 0, Boathern, #30a»35. hhingles, 12 inch hunch
etrgo. C '
MO LASSEN —New Orleans 23* iMS cu. » gallon
fortv *ieoa»#Me; c«ka 6 1
OATS. — Snles of »t.u- 4V if bnthel.
OFFAL.—Bnui, 20e. ■pbuabel; short*, 25c j brown
•tnfl, 80c.; ahtpatufl. üßc.
POTATOES—Nona in market, except the (mall
patce!« per retttli lu the market houses.
PLASTKR.-frtmp *ell« u fait hi landed at $■'> <0
on the wharf: Cli to $>.25 on Baaln.
R Y E—Bsnl*l)et* | v liu'bel; in good demand.
RICK -Primo 4jar;> cl» 1* Its., with a (air (apply.
PA LT—Liverpool fine Jtttd'ti li'l lack.
SUGARS Fair to strictly Dilute New Orleans 'Ja
fi§ ci« . Porto RicosJ<rf} ; Coflee Sugar 6l®8; rel.ned
loaf r»i n-IC; crashed Sj «j.91; powdered fsiatfic.
SH>jT~7i<ißcU. <>B.
STAVES.—Good Oak for flour barrels, &i.75 f*'
tb oa«and.
TEAS—lmperial and Gunpowder 55c. "3 #1.20.
TOBACCO.—The receipts of Tobacco have been
•mailer thia week, but the breaks are full Some de
scription* of Tobacco are a sh<de lower. We quote
inferior Lu|ta 94 593-5 25; good and fine 7") O-o 7.5;
inferior Leaf $757.75; good &t&8 50; line Shipping
$108.12; fine maoufacturing $12 5.«17.
WH RAT—While SI.BOS-|.SS; Red $175a;l SO.
WHlSKEY.—Richmond Rectified S3tu, demand
fiir; Cincinnati 37c, 4 dim. Raw Whiskey, none
here. Baltimore rectified 34c
WINES.—Pnrt: Burgundy $l</$2.50 §* (tailor;
Port Pooce, $2.tO*«®4. Madeira . Sicily, 45c. evsl .7*
Old Madeira $2*3tras4; Sherry: Peruiartin, Uufl
Gordon, and Amontilado, 50.
WOOD—By the quantity $J.G2j cord for Oak;
retail $5. 3«.53.25 lor Pine.
WOOL—Dull, and prices to a groat extent nomi
nal. We quote new washed .'7 to 3' ! ; fine fleece3sl»
4"; extra 45; nuwatbed one-third cfl.
CATTLE, HOGSAND SUEEP.
BEEF— $3 2bal.2] |> cwt. gross, which it ®o.H>
aZM net.
HOGS—DuII, at $6&5G.50 net.
SUEEP—Mutton, for which there is not much
call, sells fgr $250@£5 a piece for ordinary and supe
rior Sheep. iMmba, bring $2&53 each, according to
quality.
VEAL—Calve fit for Veal sell at $4@sß each.
FREIGHTS.
FoSliON.—No vessels now wanted for Liverpool
or London. Two or three small vessels wanted for
Venice and Marseilles, at what pricc* we cinnut fay.
Domestic.—Freights dull at the following ra'es:
New York. Boston. Philadelphia.
Coal ton $2.40 $2.23 $1.50
Flour •jp'bbl 25 35 20
Tobacco 1.hd.... 250 3.50 2.25
Do. ■fp'box..... 15 25 20
Coal to Baltimore 3 bushel
EXCHANGE.
Sterling Bii.ls: 9J f*ct premium
Domestic.—Northern Kxchamje—Checks .on the
chief Northern cities, u j cent, premium, and in
demand. Large City bank Notes J premium.
Uncurrent Bunk Notes—or rather notes not liank
ablc—we quote as follows;
N. Carolina and S. Caroli-. Tennessee 2 dis.
nas'» and upw'ds, Kentucky 2 "
Georgia 1 « Ohio.. 2 "
Alabama State 8ank..24 " Northern u
Bank cl Mobile J " |
All solvent small notes, except Fredericksburg Cor
poraticii, are taken by the brokers at 2 "P" cent. dis.
Fredericksburg arc down to 25 $>■ ct. discount.
Gold—4 premium. Silver—Old 2 prem ; New jSI
prein.
Sales of Stocks reported by John A. l.anca*ter and
Son, HroketJ, for the week ending Thursday, Aug.
31, 1854;
Virginia 6 per cents, 34 years to run, none for sale at
the Treasury.
Virginia 6 per cants, 25yearstime, sales at $104 and
interest.
\ irginia 6 par cents, over 10 years to run, sales $102
to 103 and i;.t.
Virginia 6 per cts., under 10 years to run, sales $101
and interest;.
Bonds guarantied by the State, sales $101 and inte
rest.
Richmond City Eds, 34 years to run, sales $lCoan
inteiest.
Richmond City bonds, short dates, no sales.
Virginia Bank Stock, par $70, last sales $77.
Farmers' Bank Stock, last sales $110.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales $110.
Southside Railroad Bonds, sales and interest.
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales $100.
Richmond F'irs Association Stock, par $20, last sales
$33.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, last sales $98.
V irginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales $ifl.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales
$45.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock, last sales $50
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales $18.
GEOIiGE J. (SUMNEIi,
i:.ipohtkr of
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE,
ANE DEALER IN
(j lass, Looking (Hastes and Fancy (1 oods,
No. 20, Pear! (or J iih) Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
EA Jj L TRADE 1854
I> KSPECTFULLY invites the attention
V of the Merchants of Virgiuia, North Caroliu*
and Tenneaa-e ro his very large and desirable Btyck
of CHINA AND t. ARTHENWAIIK, of hi« own di
rect importation, embracing many sew and desirable
patterns and shapes, and a gpneril assortment ef Cu\
Moulded and Plmd OLAIS'-WaRE, LOOKING
GLASSES AND FANCY GOODS, adapted to the
wants of the trade.
He pledges himself to sell oa as good terms as any
re-packing house in the United States, and to use bis
beet efforts to give entire satisfaction.
STONE-WARE, of the bast nuaiity, it factory
prices.
N- B. Particular attention given to the careful
packing and prompt forwarding of Goods,
an 30—d£tc2m
WADS WORTH, TURNER & CO,
Fourteenth Street,
VRE now in receipt of an unusually large
stock of staple ard very rich fanny Foraigu and
Domestic Fall and Winter DRY GOODS.
City and Country Merchants will find it to their ad
vantage to examine their general assortment, pur
chased under the most favorable circumstances,
au 31—dScclm
*)j | £II | BOLLAKS.—To those ex
tfU«v\/U pending $3in portraits, will be gi
ven a Due Bill, sood for one share in the following
donation, when 311,000 have been issued, or for one
dollar in portraits whenever presented
The donation will consst of three houses and lots
in Richmond, valued at $10,000, ©5000 and $1000.—
Together with 29.917 Oo'd Locke's, Bieastpins \vith
portraits, Books, and other articles of a total value
of $14,000. To be had on application, of
WM. A. PRATT. Daguerrean Artist,
14:- Main st, Richmond.
M. P. SIMONS, Daguerrean Artist,
au 21—tf 151 Main at., Richmond.
r PIDE-WATER CONNECTION.—The
A subscribers will in a few daysbs prepared at the
Dock to receive and forward goods and produce by
their regular line of boats to livnchburg. Having
the most contiguous location to steamer and vessel
landings, considerable drayage may be saved by ship
ping by our line.
Liberal arrangements will be made with merchants
in the city who have merchandise and produce to
forward. LEE & CO.,
Ru -* 1 On the Deck,
HPIIERE S luck in odd numbers, Bays Ro-
A ry O'Moore,
Which if it be true,
1,3, 9 (139) i* my Dumber you know,
And the chance for bad jiieltiret are few
But should you my number fail to find,
The R»d Fi.ai; you'll certainly see;
Which is unfurled to the wind
As the aiyii of Powers' Gallery.
Good } icfuie» you shall have %t « low price.
Warranted to pi*a»e, or ne salt;
To get a iiood l.ikvness you must tnke rny advice,
And call an POWERS without fail. an 29
AW. OSBORNE'S new and magnificent
• PICTURE GALLERY is now open and ready
for visitors One and all admit it to be the finest Gal
lery in the South. The ladies are particularly invi
ted to call and tahe a look through the establishment.
One ofNunns &. Clark's I est Pianos kept for tho use
of the ladies.
Coma one 1 Come ail! to OSBORNE'S,
lu y 26 Opposite the Exchange Bank
LI EADtiUARTEKS FOR DAGUER-
A.A REOTVPES— J W WATSON'S large and
msguihcent DAGUERREAN GALLERY, No. 110
Main Hreßt,is open for the reception of customers end
S.h ,ro ' n 7A M until 7¥ M Thuie who may
wish to procure perfect Likenesses of themselves,
V/ Ulcn , d *- w ? a 'd ''°d it r really to their inter
im.. u, °? lao ,ul, scrlbMr mu get good pictures at
f?r '* ar « oe more than some others are
fur lPQiflerent ouea. ,?. \v. WATfiON
BONA VITA & CO., Dealer in
KFCT?ONARY FRUITS, CON-
WertMsl^S™.^ 0 KANCV U «°OS.No. 96
The city and country trade supplied with «»r, «.
riety of Candies of their own make
_ SIMOM Bohavita | David N Jokks.
A ° 0 f £?o~R H TUR^IW* tho
lie need Apothecary, wbo will devotehu whoTeaV
hLvin 0 . 0 ! h C "- the public may confide in
having Physicians' Prescriptions accurately and
ly compounded at all hours of the day or ni.h?
A. A GEORGE fc CO
*" 28 Nc. 222, corcer 4th and Broad s'ts.
CAL' J fiORN, Auci ionkici!, lf.th tt.^
• gives liis personal attention to the sale of all
kinds of Goods, Furnilnre, ic. Stock seles of Gro
ceries, Furniture, Dry Goods fcc., attended to in any
part of the city. Cash advances made upon cons'cn
uienis, when required. au if'
ALOT OF I'RIME COUNTRY CUR
ED HAMS, just received and for sal • bv
DUKE It HUTCHESON.
UUNCY AND BLACK SILK VEBTB,
*- of the latest approved .style, and wajrsutod
eqnst iu ouality aud price to any fcnnd in maikets
North or Soatii. Callon
«i URUSHONO, TUPMAN h CO.,
«* 86 Main at.
DISSOLUTIONS, &c
Dissolution of COPARTNER
SHIP.—Tbe copartnership heretofore exiatic*
between BANDERSON, CROUCH A HOOPER,
was dssoWnd on the 2)1 h alt. The baainea* will
hereafter he conducted under the name of CROUCH
fc HOOPER
All lawful business transacted hy tb# former Gun,
will he settled by the unieisifoed.
an 0-2tn CROUCH A HOOPER.
fSSOLIITION OF CO-PATNER
SHIP — The concern of SLADE A BAKER is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr SLADE is alone authorized toaettle the sut
standing debt* and credits of the concein.
aul'J B. SLADE.
Dissolution.— Owinu to the death of
Thomas Ticsley. Jr., the firm of Bntler A Tins
ley is desolved. Ail persons indebted to the firm will
please make psyment without delay, and thoae hav
ing claims against us will present them for settle
ment.
auß BUTLER A TINSLEY
NEW CONCERN. —I have this day taken
In copartnership my brother, John T. Butler,
ihe business to be conducted in the name of Jams*
T. Better A Co.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore ao liberally
bestowed cn ButierA Tinsiey i will be pleased lo
have a continuance with the new firm.
au B—l md&3mc J A MEB T. BUTLK R.
CVo-PARTNEI#BIP NOTICE. —The
J subscribers, having associated themselvps to
gather, under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER it
MURRAY, will continue to carry on tbe UNDER
TAKING BUSINESS, in ail its cepartmeuts, at the
old stand of Roper St Murray, Governor st.
They will give their personal attention to all or
ders sent to them, and will furnish, £.t the shortest
notice, any thing tn their line of business.
They will keep constantly on haod a general as
sortcient of COFFINS, from the neat pine, to the
most elegant mahogany.
H&vine the sole ssencv, in this city, for the sale of
Kisk L Raymond's P.IEiALIC BURIAL CASES,
She subscribers are also prepared to furnish any size
of the Sarcophagus, either of the plain style, with
out the drapery, or such as those furnished for Clay
and Webster, being covered with superfine black
cloth drapery sod silver trimmings.
Several HUARSES, with gentle horses and care
ful drivers, also at command.
JOHN TURPIN,
B W. ROPER,
mhSfldtcU WILLIAM MURRAY.
NOTICE. —The
J undersigned having as'ociared together, under
the style of LARUS A SHINE, to conduct the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in all
its various branches, to take effect from the Ist of
July, 1851, beg leave to inform their friends and the
pub'ic generally that they have opened in the large
and commodious house, No. 74 Main street, formerly
occupied by Messrs. Smith A R< berts, and immedi
ately opposite Smith A Harwood's Hardware Store,
where can «lu ays be found a large and well-selected
strck of HOUSE FURNITURE, FANCY GOODS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CLOCKS in the great
est variety, together with a!l the necessary articles
ia the house-furnishing line J
L 4c S. will give their undivided attention to all
sa'es of Real and Personal Estate, such as selling
Houses and Lots, Stock sales of Oroceiies, Dry
Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hat 9, House Furniture, Sec. Am.,
which will be attended to with promptness, and ac
counts of sales always ready when applied for.
We have iu store now, a spieodid stock of Goods,
cf ail the various branches, which hai been bought
lew for cash, and which will be so.'d unususliy low,
as we are determined to Establish a reputation for
sailing goods of all styles, at extremely low prices.
We have a large and commodious room on the 2d
floor, which will be exclusively (and is well adapted)
fo r in door sales, where goods of ail styles can be
properly arranged, and exhibited to advantage pre
vious to the sale. P. C. LARUS,
JAMES N. SHINE.
The subscriber having assumed the reins,
notof State or Federal, but of the Siiiei of Messrs.
Larus JU Shine—in which capacity he pledge* him
self no exertions shsll 1)3 wanting, 011 h's part, to
make it to the interest of a 1 who may be disposed to
patronize the firm.
1 tike this opportunity of returning my grateful
aekrow!edgmei.ts to my friends and a generous pub
lic, for the kind feelings expressed for the success of
the firm, and my individual prosperity, and hope, hy
cl-se application to busmesj, to merit their confi
dence.
au 22—Tin .1 HENRY DIOGES.
HPEN DOLLARS REWAIiDWiiTb«
A pa'd for the Apprehension and delivery, or con
finement in jail, ol my man TOM, who ca!is liiins? If
Tom Fendley. I expect he is luiking about Rich
mond, as he is well acquainted there. He is of light
ginger-bread color, about medium height, rather
so sr, grutn countenance, and about 25 years old. If
taken out of this county and K chuiond, 1 will pay ali
necessary expenses of delivering him to me at Ampt
hill, Cheste, field. Post Office, Richmond.
au 14—ts JOHN WATKINS
C; AS"APPARATUS FOR THE COUN
* TRY, adapted to the use of private dwellings,
churches, schools, hotels, wat'rins places, factories,
foundries, machine shops and railroad stations.
The MARYLAND PORTABLE OAS COMPA
NY OK BALTIMORK, keep on hand and make to
order OAS MACHINES of any required capacity —
Their apparatus has stood th? test of years, and can
1 ot be excelled in economy, safety and simplicity.—
For particulars address
E. 11. SPRAOUE, Treasurer,
au I—d3m 2«>2 Balto. St., Halt, Mi.
0~~ NE iTuNDREL) DOLL AR S RU
WARD.—Rar.awuy from the subscriber on the
H'th inst., a Negro Man aimed CHARLES; 113 is
about 21 yoa-sof age, 6 fee'- 1 or 5 inches high, air.-
ger-bread color; he kss raised in Hampton by Mr.
Smelt; he has a mother now living at Old Pi int, to
which place I believe he has gone. ! will give the
above reward to any person who will deliver him to
me. BENJAMIN DAVIS,
jy 20 No. 5 Wall street, under City Hotel.
SALE—A second-band SPRING
. WAOON, a superior piece of workmanship, of
tfie manufacture of Mr. Thomas C. Eppcs, upper end
af Broad street, where it may be seen. It has been
used but very little, and that nesrthe city.
Any person \vl3hing an article of the kind may rest
assured that great pains were taken by the well
known muutifacturer with regard to its strength and
durability. ja 2- ts
OT ICE.—AI I persons
having claims against the estate of Jdmes Ko
sher, deceased, are requested to present them, pro
perly authenticated; and those indebted to make pay
ment without dolay.
LEWIS D CRENSHAW,
jv 11—1« K*ecuior of James Kosher, dee'd.
subscribers having removed to their
-£ large Warehouse, in rear of the store. No. 9J
Main street, recently vacated by them, oiler their
usual stock, consisting In part of—
Swedes
American hammered J IRON
English and Ameiican rolled }
English and American blistered Steel
German, cast and shear do
Broad Plough Iron
Fiat, round and square Iron, all sizes
Ova!, half-oval, and half-round Iron
McCormick's and Palmer Mould Boards
American, Russia and English sheet Iron
Band and hoop Iron
Nail rods of American and Swedes J rcu
Horse shoe Jron
Horse Shoes, assorted size 3
Tin Plate, pig and bar Tin 1
Sheet Zinc, Spelter and Spelter (older
Sheathing, Brazier's and bsr Copper
Pig, bar and sheet Lead
Ground wagon nod cait Boxes
Sole Leather, good and damaged
Fait assortment of Groceries
JOHN N. GORDON t SON.
au 23—il2w wlw
CJ. ENEIi AL AGENCY FOR THE
M SALE AND PURCHASE OF LAND.—GEO.
W. READ and POWHATAN ROULDIN oll*r their
services to the Public as GENERAL AGENTS for
the SALE AND PURCHASE OF LAND in the
State c( Virginia generally, and particularly in mid
dle and Western Virginia; also, ;ri the South and
Southwestern States. Their location is not far from
the junction of the Richmond and Danville and
Southside Railroads, which afford an easy aceej* to
the most desirable lands in the State. One of tbe
subscribers was once extensively engaged in the
practice of Law. which is some guarantee thet the
l.ties will be well investigated and the papers arcn
rately prepared ; the other is at this time engaged in
the practice of the legal profession. Tbe service* of
one of the members of the concern may at all times
be commanded to view lands at the instance of pur
chaser or seller. Surveys will be attended to for d<B
- purchasers, and tfc* subscribers will he qualified
to make purcnases it; reference to the geological fea
tures of particular districts both as regards their ag
ricu'fuiai and mining capabilities—the payments for
the land to be mads to the parties to the contract,
although advice will be freely given as to facilities
for remittance, and in the case of a distant purchaser
payments, if desired, will be made through the sub
tcubers. Their office is at Charlotte C H, Address
Kt.AU k BULLIjin GEO W. READ,
POWHATAN BOULDIN.
B-KERENCES.
Conway Robinson and Willis P. Bocock, Esos.
Jiuhmoaii Joseph E. Venable and Samusl V Wat
• ns, K»qs., I'tttrtbury; Dr. Geo S.Scott, Ct.irkteille-
Hunter H. Marshall and William H. Denma Fx s
Charlotte; Jno. R Edmunds, Halifax: and tf r . Wm!
u. Cr*sbead and li. M. Jones, h«q.. VamilU
jy 35~2aw1«
fcMKE, LIFE AND mXRIITEINSU
r RANCE -The Richmond Fire Association .r.
BOW prepared to U»ue pohcis. of Insuranco on the
above description ofn.ka on a. reasonable terms a 2
any similar company, and respectfully ask a sham 1
the pahonajo ofthe pu'ojllr Applications willbe re
aelved at the office, No. 223, corner of Main and '♦'h
streets, where the officers will cheerfully furnish ail
information that may be required. All leases prompt.
Ij and liberally adjusted.
. _ „ „ JAMES BOSJIIEE, fre«Uen».
Jonrn B. Bosh*a. tiecretaiy. mh 17
V lfiG *NIA MAGI C WAbHIHG
Zt L2sf n » 1 ' "Wwcvi eo "
« 39 Diuggists
MEDICINES
rpHEonly infallible Medicic« known,—
A BURROW'S ELIXIR VITA—The original ar
tlcle li •!' It* purity! Quick and powerful. Ita vir
tnM are proverbial—in »o many instances having
raised ftom th*v«ry vergo of the tomb the aabieeta
t>f liiwun Ir their oinat terrible forma, iw testimo
nials of the moat exalted ch*ract»r frnut individuals
*r,d Institutions t»*Hfy. In the descriptive circular
n ay be found one from the Masonic and Odd Fellowi 1
Lodges ot Norfolk. The mcdlcmea able to give relief,
are numerous and valuable ;but if persons are willing
to (Depend their use and sobmlt to a courae of ELIX
IR VITA, a care at once can be effected in ord nary
cases, only one or two week* being required, ana
thoae regarded aa utterly incurable only three or four
weeks. It will thoroughly purify the blood* la
scrofula. Rheumatism, indigestion, i.c., it atanda
alone Ita action on the Bowela, Liver and Kidueya
are direct and efficient. Depraved humors in the
circulation afiectthe vital organs. A courae of two
or three weeks willrelieve the system of ail morbid
matter, a reaction ensues, an incontrollable appetite
with high and vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds, that often end in a rapid deciico,
nothing is comparable. For mercurial and syphilitic
diseases it is truly the only medicine known, not
leaving a vestige of the disease. Pursue the course
above, unless the bones have commenced decaying.
If to, at the end of three weeks suspend its use 3
weeks, recommence, and at the end of three weeks
the boay will be restored to its original health.
We have just been put in possession of a ltberal
supply of the above invaluable medicine, tbe won
derful enrative powers of which are proverbial.
PURCELL, LADDfc CO.,
JACKSON B. WOOD,
ORUBB3 AAPPERSON,
fe 25—ly Druggist*.
OPKAK~OF ME AS \OU FIND ; NO-
Ik 3 THING EXTENUATE. NOR AUOIIT SET
DOWN IN MALICE—TRUTII IS MIGHTY -A
PLAIN AND UNVARNISED STATEMENT.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CURED
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE TRIUMPHANT:
C*pon Bridge, i
Hampshire county. Vs., March i, 1854. 5
Mr. E. P. Cooper—Dear Sir: Agreeable to your
request, and my own desire to benefit the aliiictad, I
hereby certify the i;reat relief I received from the
use ot HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
I was taken with a violent palf tT at ion, or rather
fluttering and trembling cf the heart, w hicli contin
ued several days; it seemed as though my Jteart had
almost forgotten its office. The family beaafee alarm
ed and procured a bottle of the ,valuable Medicine,
and before I had taken near one bottle of this Tinc
ture of Hampton's, I was entirely lelieved.
This is the third instance of relief in my fami
ly from the use cf this valuable Medicine. Two or
three years ago I was laid up with ulceration or
my ankle, from the effect of what is called milk
leg. 1 had lost all taste and appetite, and the sore,
which was some four inches up and down, and half
way around my ankle, rejected every effort to heal
it, until I procured Hampton's Vegetable Tincture ;
one bottle of which restored my health, healed rry
ankle, and I am freer from swelling than for the last
thirty years.
Again, one of my daughters was very low from se
vere dysentery, andwlienshe began to sit up her feet
commenced swelling, which increased every day ar.d
began to be very painful—she used a bottle of Hamp
ton's Tincture; the pains were assuaged, the
swelling subsided, and her health returned—we kept
her legs bai.dageU with strips of woolen until her
strength returned. I have been thus particular, that
others under similar circumstances might be induced
to avail themselves cf this remedy.
Yours with respect.
ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
1 do hereby certify that 1 am personally acquaint
ed wi-h Mrs. Edwards, and can safely recommend
the above statemert. to be correct.
E. P. COOPER, Postmaster,
Capon Bridge, Hampshire county, Va.
iy Delicate Ladies and children will please give it
a tr.al.
Call and set Pamphlets and see cares of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Cotr plaint. Scrofula.
As a female medicine it is unrivalled.
Sold by O A STRECKERand PURCELL, LADD
it Co., Riohmond; by Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg;
by all the Druggistsin Petersburg; by MORTIMER
it MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggist* end
Storekeepers everywhere.
£jf~&! per bottle ; 6 battles fcr 9t.
an 55—d Acts
SMITH'S DYSPEPSIA. CORDIAL, for
kj' the cure of Dyspepsia. Flatulence, Nervous De
bility, Torpid Liver, aud ttii diseases arising from De
rangtmeni of the Digestive Organs.
CKHTIFICATKS.
New York, April 20, 1 852.
I hereby eertify that I have u»ed Dr. William H.
Smith's 1-yspcpsia Cordial, and have obtained the
most benehcial results. I consider if. the only sure
cure frr Dyspersia and would recommend any per
son afflicted with that disease to use it.
L. B. Lent.
Philadelphia, May 3, 1852.
1 wouM advise all who are alliicttd with Djsoepsia
to use Dr. Smith's Dyspepsia Cordial. I w«s afflicted
with tbst disease three yeaie, during which time I
tri»d everything that could be recommended, and
without rtlief. One bottle of the Dyspepsia Cordial
effected a perfect cure of me, and j arn now as
hesliliy as 1 have ever been. 1 have witnessed tbe
same effect on others. I consider this a certain cure
for Dispepsia. Henry Dunlap,
Coachmaker, 78 Crown st.
PinLADKLPH:A«March 13th, 1
Dr. Smith—Dear Sir: Your Dyspepsia Coraial had
the most wocderful and instantaneous etfect on me.
Having suffered with Dyspepsia for some time, I was
induced to give it a trial. I felt relief from the first
time 1 took it Two bottie3 effected a complete cure.
I l:av- given it to severs! of my friends, and invaria
bly with the mine result.
Yours truly, .1. W. Fitch,
Wa->'iin»ton House.
For sale by J. B. WOOD, and
ALEX'R DUVAL,
eti 28- 3ai Agents for Richmond, Va.
'T*HE~OLD M FrDIC Al7 llOUß*\
X FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL —Doctor PLUME A (JO
are still dispensing the blessings of the<r skill In the
treatment and care of ail delicate diseaaeiat this oli
institution.
People :u the country, when visiting the «ity, ari
very particularly invited to call. (No charge for con
sultation.) Much attention la given to feniala diaor
ders.
Doctor P. A Co. are the makers and sole venders of
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW
ERS, which has stood tba test of time, and which i#
unrivalled in giving tone and vigor to a system shat>
tared and almost wiltsd down by tho frolioa of eaiij
life.
All lettera, pre-paid, promptly attended to. OflU*
hours from 8 A. M., till 9 P. M.
aa s—dAwts KicHMonb, Va.
r i UNRIVALLED
X OINTMENT—
For Piles, Sore Throats or Brz&tti
Sore Eyes, Cuts or Braises
Pain or Weakness in the Back
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache.
REMEMBER:
It cures Piles speedily.
It rclievesSore Throat or Breast immediately.
It cures Saddle Hurts, Scratchei oi Sore Eyes of
Horses.
HUTCHESON'S OINTMENT is prepared with
great cars, Bnd never £aiis to give satisfaction.
" The afflicted are invited to give it a trial, ar-d if it
should not accomplish what is claimed for it, then
call its humbug, and demand your money.
The proprietor* have in their possession any num
ber of certificates, from some ot the most respecta
ble citizens of Virginia and other States, a numoer of
which accompany each Box. Prepared by
W. HUTCHESON A CO., Amsterdam, Va.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LAD I) it CO., and
mh 11—dk.c6fii DOVE A CO-, Richmond. Va
I>KING\E HDWAED LAND FOR
JL SALE. —We offer fur sale a beautiful and desi
rable FARM, lying i» Prince Edward county, on the
water* of Mountain Creek (which is a tribu'ary t'f
Bt sh River), containing by recent survey l,ftsn teres.
Tbe above Laud has about tt!(lcie£.red—lSO of creek
and brench flat, the balance all timbered, pine, otk
and the u«uaj forest growth; a comfortable md com
modious Dwelling-House, with four room* below and
two above stairs; Tobacco Bar;u. Negro houses, and
a!! necessary out house*; an excellent garden aud or
chard; with most excellent water, the splines die
pt rsed over the tract atconvenient. points. It <s con
sidered as healthy as any piaco in Virginia, and in the
midst of a pleasant and intelligent society; of essv
access to market, the Richmond and Danville Rail
road running through the land
The subsciiber would cell the Land together, or
divide it to «U't purchasers, it being a sufficiency lor
two comfortable settlements. Thareisat present a
gc.i d prospect for 2tii orSCti barrels of corn, and 1J or
J.j h"iihrads of tobacco. The lands are remarkably
well adapted to the growth of tobacco and wheat.—
The plantation is well steckcd w.th horse*, tr.niet,
hogs, sheep, cows, ice, which would be sold if de
sired on reasonable terms.
For further particulars or inforrnr.t.ion, apply on the
premises fa the present m&neper, Mr. P. Ku'a i.er, or
to Thos E. llashens, Esq , who Itauihoiized to dis
pose of the land. He lives adjoining the lind, and
will take pleasure in showing the land and bounda
ries. Possession given in ticna to seed a crop of
wheat. The plantation is near eaough to tie Me
hemc Depot to uake four trips per day with conve
nience.
Address the subscribers—
SAMUEL F. McQRIIEE,
Keysviile, Charlotte;
WM. O. DANIEL,
su I?—dtj Charlotte C. H.
OUSE ANI7 HIIf l J PLUMBING
The Subscriber begs to inform the puMic.that
ha is prepared to execute all orders for PLuMBINU,
either in bouaes or ships, in the best manner and on
the moat reasonable terms. Being himself a Pr<uli
cal Pt.UMShR, he feels assured that he can give the
most entiro satisfaction to ail who may favor him
with oiders. He will also pot up Water Closets,
Lift and Force Pumps, Bath Tubs, Wash hand Ba
sins. Copper ar.d Iron Boilers, etc.. on the uw-it ap
proved principles and at the lowest pt'.ces. Orders
(rum the eououy promptly eaeputed. His establish
ment is at No iS», Main street between Blh and fltb,
where orders should he left. lie would refer to the
following gentlemen: liou. Wjji. 8. Archer, of Awe-
CW'EWOR WINES AND BRANDY,
O to Ml rgtfffi „
aa » Market Place, Pianiliu at.
RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS, Ac.
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE.
fioii^aap
NKW aNOCOMKOHTABLK ICHKDtXIi.
True Daily frnm Hichmcnd to Sew York. wiM
feet of Vttsm*t! jet* Httd llafFpat/c through the t itir* of
iy, t *fun jt'.n. /iultimo/e. and PhUadefj Uiu, free cf
extra etaru*.
ON AND AFTER THE 15TH OF AU
GUST, tbe following quick and comfortable
•chadale* will be inn over tbe inland route between
Richmond and New York :
Leave Richmond dsilv at f.J o'clock,*A M . and 8
o'e'°«k, P. M ; arrive in New York daily at A. M., and
5 P. M.
Fare to Washington, l«t class seats $5 N)
id " 4 08
" Baltimore tat " " 600
" Philadelphia Ist " " '8 00
Between Philadelphia and New York (five timet
d»lly_) at $2 and f3 for each first class passengers,
and #1 50 and $2 for 2d cla-« do.
For through tickets to Washington, Baltimore, or
Philadelphia, or other information, apply at the'tick
et office.
Besides the through and direct connection named
above, with the Main Noilbern Route, through tick
eta, direct can be obtained althe Di p it of th« Bal'i
rno e and Ohio Railroad Company, in Washington, for
Wheeling, viathe Relay Home, at §J ST).
P. S.—The night tiain will not atop to tske„up or
put down passengers, except at the following sta
tion*: Cottage, T«ylor»ville. Junction, Cliestei lield,
Miiford, Guinea's, Fredericksburg and Brooke's.
It ia deemed proper, in addition, to state, for the in
formation of pasiengers, that fciur daily lin-s are in
• peration between Washington and Baltimore, by
means of which the traveller, who. through business
or pleasure, has been delayed in Washington, lias il
always in hispower to proceed at a convsnient hoar,
direct'* on his journey to any pjrt North of that
ploce. S. ROTH,
ao 14 Acent of Tian«p utation.
FINE* POINT LINE 10
Asi&£&^3mrai/rimory— on Monday of
EACH WEEK—FARE S4 ONLY.—-The public are
heiebyinformed that the comfortable steamer MA
RYLAND, Capt. Chaßl.es E Mitchei.i., having
been entirely refitted, enlarged and improved hi eve
ij respect, is now on the route between Richmond
and Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and ecoijpmical line
will leave Richmond by the morning tr.ajfh on MON
DAY of each week, at 6$ o'cleck, A. M , and reach
Baltimore in the court* lif the night, th'is securing
a connection with the different lines out of Baltimore
the following morning, in any direction.
Returning, passengers will leave Baltimore on the
afternoon of WEDNESDAY, of each week, at 6
o'clock, and ani-.e at Aquia Creek always in time to
connect with the night line of the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
Fare in either direction §4. Forward Cabin passen
gers the same price, but with meals on board of the
Maryland included.
Fare for first class pass»ngers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia, by the Newcastle and Fr"nchtow r
line, $2 50. For secend class do.. $1 50—making tbe
whole fare froin Richmond to Philadelphia by this
agreeable line, £6 50 only for first class passengers,
and $5 50 for second clasf, riitio, including meals ior
the latter ou board of the '"Maryland."
For further purticElars, or through tickets, apply at
the office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and "Po
tomac Railroad Company
J. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
Office R. F and P. R. R. Co., I
Richmond. Ma rch G. 1854. ) raa 7
T{J lliE FUHLIC. —We
JEjffiSSSBBSff are running a daily line of Stages
tr..in i(id terminus of the Scuthoiiie Railroad to
Lynchburg, continuing on by the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad, and our Stage Line to the Sweet,
Red Sweet, and White Sulphur Springs Whole cost
to the passenger $8.50, between Richmond and the
White Sulphur Springs, and by the following sche
dule :
Leave Richmond daily, (except Sundavs,) via the
Danville Railroad, to the Junction of the Southside
Road, over that read to its terminus: and ourCoachef
to Lynchburg by Si P. M. Leave Lynchburg at 4 P.
M., via the Virginia and Tenness»e Railroad, to the
diverging point of our line, at Bonsack. reach Fin
castle by dark; leave Fircastle at daylight next day,
and arrive at the Sweet and Red Sweet Spring- to
Hir>-*r, and the White Sulphur Springs by <i o'clock
P.M.
Richmond and Danville passengers are informed,
that on and after thesth day of July, we wiliaccom
ruodate them in splendid 4 horse Coaches. Speed in
creased and lare reduc-d, unknown in the late his
tory of the service, between tbe terminus of the
Danville Railroad and Danville : Leave Richmond
atCt A- M., and arrive at Danville same night.
Fare from piesent terminus to Danville. $4.00
Do. do. do. to Halifax C H. 1.50
And to be reduced frooi time to time, as circurn
ilancos may require.
K3F Oar Agent, Mr. J. 11. SHOOK, may be found
at the Commission House of Messrs. Brown i. Shook
two squares below the Exchange Hotel, Franklin St.
i- 24—N FARISH, HARM AN 4 CO.
STAGE ARRANGEMENTS.
Our Stfcg*> Lines will con
with the Trains of the Cen
tral and Alexandria Raiircnd« as follows, viz :
Passengers by the Mail Line will leave Slauuton
immcdiat» ly after dinner, and arrive at C!overd,.!e
darLe day trom Richmond; leave next morning, al
daylight, breakfast at Bath Alum, and anive at the
White Sulphur Springs by 6i P M.
And by an arrvngement with Messrs J. L. Ileiskel
k. Co 'i Line, passengers can spend the night al
Stauntcn, leaving at SA. M. daily (Sunday exeepted),
anive at the Hot Spriogs, before n glit; leu\e next
morning, at 6, and arrive et White Sulphur Springf
at an early hour in the evening.
KETUKN SCHEDUULE,
Passengeri by the Mail will leave White Sul
phur at daylight, dine atWaim Spiingi, sup at Clo
verdale, and arrive at Staunton by 5* A.M., in time
to connect with the trains of the Central and Alex
andria Railroads, and reach Richmond in time for
dinner 2d day.
Passengers by thn Accommodation Line, leave the
White Sulphur after breakf&st, spend the n'ght a!
the Hot Springs, leaving after davligh!; arrive a!
Staunton at an early hour same evening, connecting
with the Central train, leaving daily at 6 A. M.
Passengers for Lexington, Natural Bridge, Bucha
nan and Fincaetle, will betaken through same day
from R:chmond; and those for Rock Alum Spiings
to breakfast 2d day, by 8 A. M.
Parties desiring extra Coaches, can charter the
i»a:ne at Staunton or White Sulphur Springs, from
either Company, to travel as tbey may rtenire.
jy 21 WM. P FARISH &. CO.
FOR CANTON—
ACCOMMODATION LINE.—The subscriber* will
commence running their new boat PLOUGH-BOY,
('apt. Ro. T. Crouch, between RICHMOND and
NEW CANTON, on the 23d inst., Tuesday next.
Great inducements for ease and comfort are hereby
offered to the travelling public—all night travel be
ing avoided, and passengers taking or leaving the boat
at all places in the da; time.
Leave Richmond, at 6 A. M., on Tuesdays, Thnrn
days and Saturdays, arriving in New Canton, at 8 P.
M of the same day.
Returning—Leave New Canton at 5 A. M. on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Friday's, arriving in Rich
mond at S P. M., of the same day.
Passenger* will take breakfast and dinner cn board
the boat.
Fare the fame as that heretofore charged by the
line ot Messrs. Boyd, Edmond & Daveodort.
Office on 7th *treet, opposite Myers' Warehouse.
7 CROUCH hi HOOPER.
"VUAJI'S ARK. —Etnpty Barrels, Cutka,
i.™ Furniture, Stoves, .Vc., for sale. The subscri
ber having erected a large lumber house in rear of
his store, in the lower part of Rocketta, on the Cor
pora*, irn line, and one al»o near the Central R R.
Depot, will be prepared on the Ist day of October
not, to sol! for cash at either place all ktodsofempty
barrels and casks, second liana furniture of every de
•criptiou, stove, stovepipes, &lc . delivered to any pert
of the city. Cash paid for empty barrels, hogsheads
kc. HENRY L. DEbTLER. '
»n ll—tOi*
ajOTICE.—The sultseribers have remov
-L* ed their Foundry to 11. Baldwin'* Machine
Shop, near Haxall'aMills.
We return our sincere Hi ,uVs for the liberal put
ronage bestowed apc-ri us heretofore, and hups lor ~
continuance of the same from our old customers and
a generous public.
We are prepaiei to (mike ail kinds of CASTING
as lowa* any establishment in the city, and withdis
pstch.
We have for sale, a null STEAM ENOINE,
which we w.ll sell low, hfcVißg no farther use for it.
an —Ini* KDPENS 1l B RANK AN.
TWrOTICE.—City and country dealers, and
X' lovers of good BEGARS. At the old establish
ed stand, corner of Main and 10th sts, can be found
the largest and most desirable selection of Segarsin
thecity. Also, Ot to of Rose, Qoldeu, Pomegranate,
Pride of Virginia, Rock Cunay, and teveral other dis
tinguished brandsofCHEWING TOBACCO; Snufts.
Pipes, tine cut chewing and Smoking Tobacco, and
all other articles in the tine, to which I invite public
attention. J. A. HARRINGTON.
2T.C00 bored Pipe Stems on consignment, for sale
low by au 21 J. A. li
rpO MY CUSTOMERS, fIUENDS
X AND THE PUBLIC.—I have lesumed business
on my own account, and am now receiving a haud
scme assortment of Goods ia the HARD WAKE line
I shall continue to add to iny (lock from week to
week, uutll 1 get a full supply. Mv goads wiil be
fresh a:>d clean, having disputed of tft» old suck. 1
therefore most politely and respectfully Invite my old
easterners, friend* ana the public to tail to tsie at
luy old atand, 65 Main street, tendering to each n j
personal atteutlon when they ahill please to c«U on
me. THEO. ROBERTSON,
Importer of Hardware and Cutlery,
au 16—ltn" No. «!■* Main »'■
TWOTIC'E.—The Subscriber" have re
A* c-oved their Store aud Commission Homo on
.the Ba-itt hank, the house lately occupied by A. S
Lee. We faei very tfcankful for the liberal pation
age heretofore bcs'.owstl ujh>u us, and hone for a
large increase of business, as the house we now oe
cup* being large and roouiy andsitoaltd Immediately
i n the Basin bonk. Wa jifowiee our beet elfoits to
render satisfaction to all who aiav fever uswiih iheU
custom E G. A VV. D. TOMPKINS.
iv g-d2ew4»fce4w.
Old Castile and Paliu S<>u> for
Os„le»y A. BODKKRft,
au 26 Me, 10 Main at.
nooaßg for rent ahd sale.
ii«us« on Slrtitttrt
by Mr. P.
kitchen, fcc , all in rTrftr
10 TAX LOB. k WILLI AMU
i^ < !»w. , ISi'«T2* o BeW
*lriymtm COrne rof| 7l h BO< J || ~i h. |.
ber. I^ 00t4Bbeh " K f D V h S , ?rl?^
O^r.l
fiwSveSiTwt.lfXK.
tel. or the Capitol. EDW'D D Far Ho
U»eral A,est a.d Collator
at' OK KENT.-UVT^TVoT-i™
Tenement*, on Governor st,e,LLuhu r
Offices or Lodging Rooms Apply to
au29 TAYLOR t wILtIAMS, A,eu.
JB KENT—A «p«ici(»u^B^^" t
uC T^-
® OFFICE FOR KENT=wr^r r
rent the office or.~e occupied by Dr 9 iru
«!er Taylor, corn?r ~f M-in and Sth stir's L-.i.5f"
i.l Main—which all wiii aemit to be th«£m!?\
for a professional man App yto *
"' nl TQI.KR it COOK. Agent.
—The Store below the
Ifct Kxchange Bank, ,nd opposite. Kent p.i„. f
Kent/. new store on Kuia strer t. Apply u, k
*" 2 '~ t3 0. KEELING
Sl* OR REN I—J bat very beautiful
and pl-asant Cottr.ge Residence £ n U. I
street, near Brook Aver se with every'conveniens
and in perfect order. Ajplyto j convenieoce,
_* n J?L TAYLOR k WILLIAMS.
JP iOR RENT. Eighteen New and
IKA. Convenient Tenement* on Hithlatd str.M
Tylersville, Rcckett., for rent. not Wn
a death from chtlers on this street. In the iiru .
diate vicinity there I. & large ard well conducted
bakery, also a new market, mob to go into operation
and elegant w»ter on the premises. Rent raoderau
to good tenants. Apply t■>
»° '<> H. W.TYLER or O H. JEWETT.
gft FOR SALE OR RENT^r^
K3 Ilcuse and Lot on Leigh, second doot from d'h
street, at present occupied by Mr. H. C. Waikins
Pos>ie«sion given the Ist Sept. Apply to
au 1ft—1!8 LOCKETT h PAN KEY.
BFOR RENT—A desirable threeTfiv
ry brick dwelling, on 7th st. between Frank.
sr . d Q™*' at present occup'ed by Mr William
Marshall. Posssasion will be given upon the l»t nf
Apply to 11. t Q. WHITFIELD,
jy 2"— ts Corner Gary end K thsts.
®1 OR RENT—The desirable re*i
deccc on Main, between Ist and Foosheentn
recently occupied by M Clies. Gay. It possesses
every modern convenience. Anply to
, OJ 4 DIBiiEIJj i. JOHNSON,
Je24—i U Shockae Slip.
■ iOR RENT.—Several Offices fur
rent on the corner of 10th and Eroad its Ad
ply to '
'oS 3 TINSLEY & BRYANT.
FOK KENT—The very pleasant
3£jl and eommod oas Dwelling, eonioroth atj C»i»
•treets, now occupied by the subscriber. Its oiatiy
:onvenlence», with ita proximity to busineM, renC.er
t one of the most desiiable residences in the city —
Possession given from Ist to Isth Jnno. Arply to
M. H NACE, or
my 27—ts WINSTON fc POWERS.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
Ka PALE.—The House and Lot laiely occupied l.y
Mrs E. Whitaker end Mrs. Mary Hill, is for sale snd
possession given immediately, ft is situated on fith
St., North of Marshall: in a very pleasant and agree
able neighborhoc d. The House contains six rctnn,
fitted up with gas, a good brick kitchen, he. k'vr
terms apply to the subscriber.
JAMES D. ELLETT,
jv 24 O-nersl A sent and Cc m'n Merch't.
_fe LAV ID CURRY, Boot " Jk*,
Kami Shok Manufacturer, li>
Mum street, takes this r-ethod of Informing
* bis customers ar d the public that he has iii-i
returns il trom ii.e Noitli wlih a isrge lot of excel
lent hKENCH CALFSKIN, together with a frehh
?.;;.ply of BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, Tiunks. Va
iictnand Carpft Bags, suitable lor ladies', uilnses',
gentleman's and servants' wear, to which he Invites
■attention Having emplcjed Mr. Jam.s Bclton to
attend to his sales Hud n.hnufscturing depaftmeuts,
cu»t"nieri may lelyupon gettins suited at all times.
JAMES BOLTON respectfully announces to Lia
friends and the public that he ha, firmed a business
connexion wifh Mr. David Cuirv, I2li Main street,
and will hereafter devote his whole time and att-.n.
lion to the saies and manufacturing department of
Mr. Curry's establishment.
The vupenor style of n oda sold by Mr. Curry for
many yt-ar# past in this oil*, warrant* him in siyiug
f h\t )ii< old frleucU and the pnbiic ca » at ail tunas
ba well served by calling at the store No. Msin
street.
J. fc. take* of cation to say to bis old friends and
former cu»toni*:fl that he will superintecd ail orderi
f*.>r Hoots and Shots left at Mr. Curry's store.
»n 7.i-\2l
lIOISTINU MACHINES AND
jgaj! TRUCKS—Those most approved are
i made by n.«. .Samples of wnich may be
a se»n at M«m Crenshaw A Co.'*. north
»!deof Baste. Orders left with them wi.l
be filled oa the same terms as if sent directly to me.
Tlie a,ivtinfk*es of these articles are toe numerous to
put in an advertisement. Call and see them.
K. L. BATES, Manufactuer
East Falls, Avenue, between Pratt and
fe 27 —12m Lombard sts., Baltimore, Md
M great - kkductTon - IN m
THK PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS. ■
From fifteen to twenty per cent saved by buy- Jt
inz from J. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel
Building, Richmond.
Moleskin HATS, of best quality §3 ,'rt
Do do second do ~..3 CO
Fashionable SILK NATS 2 <0
Fine calfskin sewed 800T5........... 3 M)
Fine calfskin sewed SHOES..... 2 25
J. 11. ANTHONY has made arrangement* with
one of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to
supply him with a handsome and substantial calfskin
sewed BOOT, which he will sell at the unprecedent
ed low price of $3 50. de 1
MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER <fc VINCENT,
MARBLE WORKERS, on Main street.
between Stli and lib streets, and nearly oppo
si'e the Second Bapti.t Church.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, FONTS, Ac , of foreign
and domestic Marble, tm.de in the most modern and
best style of the art.
CARVING and LETTERING executed in a tnan
ne. not to be surpassed nere or elsewhere.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine specimens of work executed by them, as the
b««t test oftheir merit. jy ]a <j3in
SNEAD & COCKE,
AT T O RNKYB A T LA W,
Charlottesville, Va.
npHE undersigned having formed a co-
JL partnership for the practise cI Law in Albe
marle, will practise regularly In the Coanty and Cir
cuit Courts of said County, and also in the District
Court, held it Charlottesville.
All professional bus'nesa entrusted to the firm, will
receive the attention of both parties.
HP* Claims secured and collected, and remittance*
promptly made.
BUR WELL VV. SNEAD.
RICHARD I VAN HOE COCKE
Address R. W. Snead, Charlottesville, or R. 1.
Cocke, Palmyra, Fluvanna, Va.
PUR WELL W BNKAD will alio regular!? attend
the Ca'atly and Circuit (mrt* of Fluvanna, end will
Kirn hi* p'rnpt attention 10 all profeaiional boaineM
entrusted to bim in that county.
references:
Nkw Yo*«-Me**r*. Oreenway, Brother* kCo ; j
Compton k Turner: J. R Jaflray k Sonr Roberttcn
k iiudeon; Wa:d, Babcor < k Co.; Ely Mygatt, jr. Jt
Co ; Levi Cook k Co.; A. H. Krotbinghani k Co.; flea- j
ry*. Smith and Tnwnfhend; Beebck Co.
Baltimore—Meavr* Btugher, Either it Co.; Ball,
Chriaa k Co. '
Richmond— Mrwr*. Wardaworth, Tnrr>*r k Co.;
P*rkt r. Hh\!j k Nimmc; Warren k Perk's* Kant,
Paine k Kent; Hubbard, Gardner k Co.; Deana k
Browu; Thoa. k Chaa. Eliia; Geo, W. Orelter; W. K.
Butler k Co.; Jsha N Gordon k Sou; Fiaanaj-tu,
Stoke* k Co ja B*-3in
K. J. II M.-OAMPBKIJ.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Islington, I'rt.,
OKACTISES in the Court* of Rock-
A bridge, Augn*t&. Bath, Botetouit, and Ljech
bur*. and giv«» hi* atUntivn rzrltuirrfft to ht* profea
•inn, at ho baa done for the laat fix vims.
Strict attention paid to the Collection of Claim*,
and rt< nipt remi!ta»ft rnod*. jj 29—l i.> <
1 > OVAL PAKBI3U, Commission Mku-
IV CHANT, having ioeaied permanently in the
Ct! v of Rtrhibotid, aollelt* ecnaif intent* from hia
friend* and other* ot Wheat, Kiour, Tobacco, Com,
Oata, Bacon. Batter, Laid, and the pr iduatlon* of
the country getter jily, He hope* by *ttict atte.Mioa
to tu»iii<?£« to share a pottkn of public patronage;
hi* otto* at pra*»nt i* at Bullar k TtiuJey'a.oo (ary
«lr«et. 1 ano olter my *»ivicea to buy »jsy article ia
this market for in j friend*.
an J—limitc.
V^ni'E.—WlskiuK to c)>kaf» my bnii
J.* neti I titer form)*, or'vataH, mj LOT.RTOtfi
and OWIiUINO IIOt'SK in the towtofWuraa,
aoeuUnißg about *1* acra* of Brat rata low grotusda,
•ituatad Immediately on the canal. The Dwelling
llou«< baa *ix toom*--th» Storehouae Urge aad con-,
veniont and a firat rata aland f»t aetiing pood*; alau,
another Hvnaa aad Lot containing about two »*,te«.
which wauid tut a mechanic wuh a *n>all ftuuiiy.
Either of the aSove nauied Lota I will tali Sow, and
term* accommodating.
R A. PERK !NN,
War ran f. O , Albt mill* Co., Va. Ja,iO_dkwtU
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