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.Iue ne might carry the case up, but before judg-
ment OF the supreme court could be obtained, his
term OF imprisonment would have expired; where
was ne to look for redress?
:, Mr. Blsnt warmly defended the corporation rights.
he cited many a learned and ancient law in support
ofthe bylaws ofthe New York Corporation, showing
mat they had right by prescription to prevent any
one from selling, or any citizen ffem buyng beef
steak excepting at such places and at such hours as
the corp ration IN its wisdom thought fit to appoint
The Judge charged the jury that there was no doubt
OF me right me corporation had 10 regulate the
sale ofmeat at their pleasure. The Judge stated that
if he corporation choose To charge 2s 3d. for an in
dvidual going 10 market, or that Alderman took
the liberty of kicking hun out after he g,t there-ne-
vertheess it did not cancel their prcecrptpe right Of
regulation, such being given them by their charter
In the pr case the Judge sad he should give no
opinion. The jury had heard the testimony and the
areumens-they might decide as they thought fit.
The Jury, after ten minutes deliberations gave YER
dict for The defendant.
The announcement Of this verdict seemed TO inspire
the crowded Court with extacy. Jurors are return
ing to common sense. One or two more such YER
diets, and the corporation may do With their charter
what Mr. Wheaton advsed-put il into the fire.
CoURv OF SESSIONS, July 29th-Bcfore the Re-
corder and Aldermen Smith and Hoxle
The trails yesterday mcagre in the extreme
Ihrte prisoners, tired for petty Offences were found
guilty and sentenced TO the usual six months One
was rcpremanded and discharged, as were also two
or three by proclamation. The Court then adjourned.
Police, July 28th.-Beginning Early-Archy
McCook and Jane McGregor, committed for
stealing the trunk of fellow passenger named VIM.
Lahee The complainant had left his trunk on the
wharf, in charge of a woman while he went to seek
for lodgings The prisoners drew off her attention,
and then carried away the trunk The parties had
only just landed from the snip Warsaw, from Liver
pool. Officers Tompkins and Peck succeeded in re-
covering the trunk and lis contents with the excep-
ton Of four soveregns. Great praise is due to them
for their skill and exertions in this affair
Observation-Disclosures Phillips was committed for
stealing mare the property ofJames Lawrence.
James Shaw was committed for purloinng watch,
the property of Thomas Finn.
The above contains our gleanings of yesterday
There were no other cases worth reporting
Franklin THEATRE.-This Theatre, which exerts
every nerve that talent and industry can supply, fur
nshes happy combination of genius, scarcely to be
met with, this evening, independent of the Pickwick
Club which has stood for several nights the of
public judgment. We refer readers to the bill
of this evening, which comprises all that is attractive
and amusing. Lett be recolleced that the perform
ance is for the benefit Of Mr.. ]. r. Hail. His merits
require no panegyrlc
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II great fermentation in Tammany Hall last
night Particulars tonight in the Evening Herald.
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EXCITING MYsTERY-0n Thursday evening, near
upon 10 o'clock, female, splenddly dressed fell
down in a fiji Of violent hysteria al the corner OF
Broadway and Chambers street. The assistant in
Dr. Harris store percciving the crowd that had col
ecicd around her, stepped out and from feeling OF
humanity conveyed the unfortunate lady into the
store DIR. Hart was sent for, who promptly came
and administered every relief medical aid could fIer.
During her paroxysms il became necessary TO loosen
her clothing, when IL was discovered that she wns
eneiente. This being discovered, Judge Wiley who
CHANGED to be in the store Of Dr. Hart started for the
Hospital and requested Dir. Wemore, the superinten-
dent to receive her This he peremp,orly refused to
do. The Judge then went TO the watchouse, but he
found there not the slightest accommodation TO
be obtained there. He then behoupht himself of the
Amshouse, and after considerable beating AT the door,
Mr.. Western, the attendant, showed himself The
Judge related the females situation to him. bat he de-
clared he would not awaken Col. Mann or Mrs. Fra
ser, the female attendant of the Almshouse, and the
Judge was obliged TO depart as he came. Determined
not to abandon his object he FASTENED to the house
ofNr. Brane, one ofthe Almshouse Co mmssioners,
and obtained an order from HIM for the females re-
cepon in the Almshouse
ny thus time II was fast verging 10 morning. When
was presented after great delay Mrs Fraser
to whom the order was addressed, condescended TO
show herself She sad they had trouble enough
there from five o'clock in the morning until ten
clock at night and did conceive she ought to be
disturbed. The female was ultimately received In
The mernsng she acquired sufficient strength TO de-
part which she did, refusing disclose who or what
she was or whittier she going. Judge Wiley
represents her as being Of the most lovely women
ne ever looked upon. She had retcule with her. in
whch was silver thimble and cambria handker-
che', but nothing tina, could lead to detection OF
| who she was.
We relate this case in great measure to show thai
BY our city regulations no person ought 10 be SICK
after ten o'clock at night Then hospitals and aims.
house are closed, and the sick may die in the streets
the authorities doubtless consider they ought fol
daring 10 give way TO maladies at unreasonable
hours.
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THr Bowrsy is shut spby order Of the Chancellor
That Bowery will never come to good as long a
Hamblin has any thing to do with il.
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II n. p. Willis is to receive $1,000 for tragedy
from Miss Clifton. Shame shame! to take SO much
money frem pretty woman. tits almost as bad as
picking her pocket Pray Master Nat what will you
be after next?
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n We have received full files Of the FL LIBERAL
published at Caracas up to the 9th ult, inclusive.
We do not find in them any news Of interest.
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VISIT TO THE LoSo ISLAND FARMs.-This visit
was of so interesting and original description, that
we shall not be able TO give it till Monday next. 1t
embraces some of the most remarkable facts that we
ever remember to have known.
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Ir Was there not case Of some importance in
the Marine Court yesterday How was il kept 50
snug7 Are there any pirate trials go on here1 Or
Isl permitted to examine witnesses sub dnris judicis
in whispersl Let Us have every thing fair and
above board. Who can tell whether we are right in
eur surmses or notl Information n requested.
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Friday, July rs


The Boston Banks continue make their reports
On the 22d instant their condition, with
the 18TH was as follows:
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" Howard and McKim have an average majority
of PSI IN the whole district, over Kennedy and
Ragely. In the third district of Maryland, Worth
Ington w. B.. is elected by majority Of 800 votes
Ii is probable that the complexion of the Maryan,
representation will be as il was before
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giN'EEIEsElagS7aaiNT'.
E59 sS'sR.kEE.sV E'EEgrEss RE. F.s.

A WISH to inform my friends and tie pabc &C.
morally, that circumstances have made it cNpc-
dent that | should return to the Columbian Hotel
the house IN which Mrs :. Lcweliin formerly kept
entertainment, an1 known then bY the name Of the
Gross hc.s, opposite the turnpike alley at the lower
end Of the maln street, it has lately been repaired.
and Is Loss in good order for the reception o. ON
rang, whom hall rudcasor to please both by
the excellence ot then accommodations and tn.
chcapness Of ihcirbls. | kno" that times are hard
sud money semce, and will act accofduelv
/ lave aleo remQted my stock of Dry Goods ana
Groceiics INTO the Corutrreom OF the same building.
all Of which WIN sell very low until it is reduced
| respectfully mite my friends 10 call either Ia lie
entertained 81 to bay goods. or both, II they lcase
WILLIAM Thu EMAN. )
April p +,
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g'cSspOMeG 's0fc
dbEN EbAN RIVER 5ANEs.

DURSUANH to an order X decree of the Conr
4 of Equity pr CaSwcll County, n. G. made n
November term $50, 7rW be- Soid on He prr7jycs +,
the highest bider, on Thursday the ih day of Ma,
nexi on cred OF |, and 3 years. with interest,"
from the day oYae, tract of Land BELONGING to the
heirs of Bartlet ancey, decd situated on the soun
side OF Dan Rjer, midway between lHikon anil nm
rii1 adioiuudhe Lands OF Andrew llarrisonA. Nal
ters X uthersrnntalulng l22s ACRES more II less
about 800 ARES of whichmc RIVER BOTTOM
IN good hea4 and tuc condition The p,uaton is
divided into lhYee shltls OF Nicicnt extcnt 70 work
iitnop hands v,,shantasn. The cleared land is !,
Il high state o'lhpro' cnIcnt and the botton l,,l ,
thoroughly dined The woodland attached to tL,
tract (conaSig OF about six hundred acre,l is Vol
tlmbered andt the best quality ortobacco Land
The fences new, and the improvements, such as
are ">'"l o''"nldiIoiS, are separated from tbr
i i! WIN be sold IN one entire tract or
divided is " be deemed most advantageous 70
these conce,d. Jus ~
tapitallstse invited To attend. as ano,bo, ~.
tun'ty OF lhamractcr cannot present itselC in t
portion OF tlHtae. III i'iIS
A.. Hf i'ao ." exhibited al any time by Dir. u
VI Aoeu' Wf'eS ON the premises. and in his ,b.
senee ftIeie may be made to his oyerseer
b"hd ana foFed security will be required of the
pul,hazef purchasers and the title 10 The n,,,,
crty will be lined until the whole of the rnri f h,t
money is pa f"', '''se
fosse,slolI be given Of. the 18th of Dec. ls37
ana i3clItiN fded of sowing gram in the fall,
Lie Pucrr may likewise have an opuortun;,,
OF s,nppI,iHlnse on the premises. Win corn
fodder oatrck of every description. and all tbr
necessary e Tor farming operations, of the best
quality, on FERNS N''
49, DREW HARRISON, c. NJ. +.
>. he'se sale, originally advertised to take
Piaee ON the OF March. has. from peculiar cir
NuinS''noeS'n postponed until the 9TH day of
NY ""'" I'll certainly take place.
March % - - NJ r.
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PEDIGREE.
LOOK At 'EasE@.,!

4 WILL sell 4; bargain, in sE.rce Gsaromch-
e.. also keep constantly on hand g';irryaIls oil
the best quality. Those wishing 10 bay sill please
10 call and examine price aud quality
All repariIs done m the best manner. nj the sub
scubrrs shop, on ith slrsct, near Por's tan ward.
GEORGE COCHRAN.
Lsnchbury, April % wiw
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TO vRlHEcrs and Manufacturers.
.EzgK51 's9E'E; Gslsa g.,.syEEs sDOs5-E7s,

rHYIlE MILL and MILL SITE, general, known
q As the Middleton Mills, situated AT the Seven
Islands" on james River, being for sale, propo-
sails will be receh ed iorthe building and site, and a.
ny quantity Of water desired by tht purchaser.
One OF the conditions of sale viii require the nlr-
chaS'r 10 take down and remove the present Mill,
and locate any ne" works he may wish TO establish,
where they viii Offer 10 obstruction the James Ri
and hUaslla Clnal.
Persons de5irou, OF purchasing this property vii
apply To John H. Cooke, Brcmo Fluyanna county.
orIo {. ELLET, u. In eiaecr offtf
itR@ hirr"| haa"aia GqaP,"y.dt Hictaopd.
March - +
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RVCEEANAN IsIs0pEssTY.

DIN lp}SON of the cit, oil Richmond viii be at luch
~ aimh on Monday the Grstday of Nns At and on tlat dav
m n and not on the neN fr du' maxim. the terms
ko" VIII sell or rent Tor term o wears the highest bid
der that distinguished and valuable budiur mean the Banking
House and nearly opposite the Bridge On the lower part,
he the Rank there's most beautiful and Ncll-consuetad
>tuf'-too ouHtn- and Cellar which ahuus h part
Of tia ,r tou5 mut b. u-I without th, s,la Il incony,.
h 10 m ripper putt; and ii ened viii be altered -epn-
Iai>' lN upper part As certainty ihc most beautiful
an" 'ftmsH Tor aNcn with family rudn- hn can be
nAd uthni part Of NiraHud la- uttsct, IA IT, ON ten
'ool nA very building that such husin iaraseN.ep
sable and tarRrc House. which h mt up md
without much "Xpense. buildings Of all urc much want
cd there, aud none more so han tavern.
apni > a.
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30 900 lbs. BACON.

I TT T. VE9IN tsiVk3N.aEtia IsOtsiias OF III
con- n my oien curing, which will sell upon
reasonable terms. Contractors and others wishing
to purchase IN large quantities, will find to heir IN
tercst 10 give mc call
JAMES +. IIORNER.
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POETIC AE..
LINES.
'ture Edv nrd
ON TIE Dtaru OF

s-rs. sscry .. ycnasir. Of y'riucr Ed~ nrd
Be has vh,ch 10 ind rs all. Is scscr'd nov.
sai taatpale face, Tho smiling cen indeath,
Is huiihc shadow Of it>clt \, lougtb
| II fa-art:irsd soul has wing ! il JOYOUS eight
To we5is OF bliss where linarrd spirits dwell.
Oae A;ttsr raue was 10 thar bosom sfsrcl--
i Death never snat-hsi from her embrace ehid
T,ssl,s living nov survive to moars her loss.
AL ra,aais her worth With all lhc earth
TIis Ii ,ari Is nov at pence. " Gfisse not for mo
shc cried IN sweet anticipation,
I now i VII. soon shall resi'-and with
\ pariias razr oto,e--' Do praise tn Lord
Nrrn ID. lasf wonls she said. Tn ali itself
som voral with tn, sound Of thli 10, 4 ,oico--
It's faiiin, accent. LET hat half cSpr,s-'d
Her gratitude aud lo,e. illnatur SONS
To nouu,---,he sweets and flowers efbloomins Spring
To me ook %, less-,nn grows III brightness
of the sun. and the hue birds. silent
Nth S, mpntlr. forget to welcome Sprn-.
A. al !. saj--but why tins sslh-h erif
The prize Is gam d. thc salu,afir'i GYM
Or" Well a,no. good aud fiifhfl servant,
rn,-rana paftate the ioys Of Heaven
TIL struggle o, r. fat mpch los d form, IN dr-h'-
lIsh'iu,snt. - ciotld. 'hc coffin and
III. sirnul i, all Of enrth tha .h. requires.
To f, her Tor tin rnh Tie mope NJ co'ncs
To saa,ahh5i nom oar ,iss-vithe-e"rueh
IT. #,smbl.i. mournlal crowd daas mai to give
The last .sd .ool 10 one Who iare'd III. Ink
ectu s.a he present aud III, past--the fro~ih
OF either tiui's, noble specimen
or ha.sone aa,- Tn I'm holrasi,
Tlir m5laucliel, haarz, rceenes I,s oliarsr.
Ana resumes il. WY. Tn, suoliler'd shritI.
ofzsraai-. M. shut taar which STOLE rum
Friendship. c, =. III. raid chscb- Of kndrrd
And DISC ulanls, IN al It's agony
ofeli.f taafh tn prrs,ssi9 Which, With -los
And a,ess.r'd st.p, i'll The Ien- Tn iaus
pad, thc rat4 Is shut: III dark io,r.t
Vow clo.es tom ,lsN taa precious eorse
Across tn nil audup In winding nil,
Tie 9y,l,uul rain nov -losl, ~ooi rbcir,ay-
gl,- ,crdani meadow, III opening lnds,
81 hsantrul- and attractive all scfnnoe
To-,mpa,h,r mAssd with tins sad scene.
Al natin. --cm' 4 to take u Ion. f,r,pall.
I il l., trump. Which v,kcs thr dead. shall sound
But ~. mn, leave h.f haPp, spin, now
tnasisu thc VIZ that's ! hind her;
.fh- wel-knavn chamber whore she long hns SAT.
Tn, If, the soul. tn JOY ofnll around
Tn chair the bell. tho lbls on the snir-
The fonntain y Inch 50 OH her ath rr,ned
Aal find her mouth with promises, 10 cheer
Ih- d'oopi1r hearts shsn no lonecrneed..
That mind. ~ ACTIVE to IN la.i-that hrar,.
So ,rpll, alive Ia ien1,ldp and
Maternal love- ha- uoV hrzhi aph,re.
Springfield SO lerr hrr lo,sd and harp, home.
Tho rnansou of Ia, sire tuu~ .olu,t.)
With fond rt~rstI tnfn to tn. Ihc, = not
,res. a slnh. a do,,sr b-t IN itsosn
Peculiar i5neur MI some thnueht 10 me
Teas h,r tha hgpi US orphan found homo.
Tho wrary ffranear ra-t.--Fhoa sat Of love
'udp-aec, III. buslt asssrnt.out
Lngar raand fond rtnort s.qt ou hrbp'ae,
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r,sbIEe.:,

4 ; HEREBY GIVEN, to all whom il may con
eern. that no person Is authorized 10 buy, sell,
trade, bafer collect, or receive my name, ar 10
nsc my name IN any manner or lotm Whatever.
\. WINSTON
NarchG Is
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Copper q, 'E'IR,-Vsare HaDtsfactOr,
TEE.EeEN REED,

D EsPEcTFULLY informs the citizens OF LyncbHWs
Il and the surrounding country, thai he has CON-
menccd the above business, in the brick stur ot'
door above DR.. Howell Dus's Apothecary, and up
poslte McSsrs. James {. Hunt x Co.'S "hoe>1f
store, where he viii carry on the
GoppcrslnitE, "a Ein-yVmrc Business
In all ITS various branches. He is prepared 10 MAX
Stills of any size or fashion, 1atters Kettles; N2,f'
Stew and Tea Kettles and 'Tn-Wue OF every at,
cripiIon, which he will sell wholesale and retail u
as good terms as any establishment in town,
He is now opening a handsome assortment o ii'44
and House Bells London Tuned Bells for ita.s
in sets Bell Metal and Brass Kettles; Paten' .gi
Common Iron Tea Kettles Battle Pans: " alIt "'
W aier Irons Sauce Pans; Coffee Mills nfldIoD
Frying Pans Brass Candesticks Snuilt,s 'p
Trays; Shovel and longs Fauccts; Pewter We, -,
NeS Gates, Ne; Japaned Lamps WATERS y
law Hammers; Saws Ladies', Sklmm'is 20
Forks; Scale beams and Weights Tacks; h lh
and Forks; ffazors; Iron, Britannia ana -
Spoons; Steel and Brass Locks Iron Fufnlt
lie viii also keep an assortment of elegant N's4
Stoves.
HOUSE COVERING. ,1
lie viii Cover Houses with Tin, Copper VI avn
on the new plan. and put up Spouting chef ID n,
or country, in the best manner, and as ne ""G I
his work TO be well done, he confidently hoi',
share OF the patronage of a liberal public ..,o
L. will take = or boys of good edue''
Apprentices to the above business. p>
The highest price given for Old Copper me-,
Pewter and lron and country produce taken"
change for new work.
Lvnchburg, March 16 Wa"
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London Cloth. and Ve,,iu.s.

4 GENTLEMEN wishing the zeal agony in the
Y most fashionable shades al Cloths ion Dessor
tfoeh Coats, can be accommodated hN calling on
ROBINSON Il ELLIOTT
Nav
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1Np1hs fr6aLrrS.-A man who, in ls2s. seated
himself IN the AT. wthog any apparent support eA-
oited Is much interest AMI CURIOSITY the auema.
ton chess player " he a1onished al Europe a irn
wears ago: drawings wtrt exhibited Ia all the Indian
papers, and various conetnfcs formed respecting the
secrets OF his arr hut nohety satisfactory discover,
was made OF the means ls winch he effected appa-
rent lmpos>lbluy. Th' bodies the Madras jug
clers 1.-THE and supple, as 10 resemble serpent,
rather than men. An nflst OF tie Kind will place
ladder upright Oh the gnDund and wind himself III aud
through the rings until he reaches the top de
scendlng IN the same manner, keeping the laddcr,
which has no support whatefcr,n perpendIcnlar po-
slton. Some flhe most accomplished tumblcrs will
Sprins ~ enormous elephant, or five camels pla-
ced abreast and IN rope dancing they are not 10 be
oufdouc by any OF the wonders of the Saddlcr's
Wells Swallowing the sword IS a common opera
ton even hy those who arc mol considered 10 be the
most expert and they have various other exploits
+ with naked weapons OF most irightlal nature. \
woman, tor females are quite equal to the men IN
these kind of fcats will dip the point of sword IN
some black pigment the hit /, then fixed firmly
IN The gro nd, and alter few whlrls IN the ar the
arti1 takes oil portion OF the pigment with her eye
+ I'D. sword and four daggers are placed III the
ground, with their cdscs and points upW ards al such
distance from each Other 10 admin ol mans head
between them the operator then plants scniaf
firmly IN the ground sits down behind 1t, and At
bound throws himself over the scnltar pitching his
head between the dag Lcrs. and turning over, ccars
thcm aud the sword. Walking over the naked edges
of Sabres seems to be perfectly easy and some OF
those people viii >ic sword nthc ground and siep
upon the point IN crossing over 1t. more agrcca-
bic display of thu ghtncss aud ACTIVITY. which would
enable ibr performers TO tread over flowers without
bending them, IS shown upon piece at Tim linen
cloth stretched out slightly IN the lands OF four per
sous which is trncrsca without mdlng II, forcing
it from The grasp ofihc holders. The ltmg of hca-
" weights with the eye Ids is another very disgusting
exhibition. Some Of the optical receptions are cx
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Oranges, demons and GRAPES,

1 tST received and Tor sale by
- CHARLES PHELPS.
March p Is
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Picked OYSTERS,

u 81 received aud for snlr, nce lot of pIeNuED
" " - ssH, III gallon Kegs {. PlEl pS.
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We r., DE Ds'O Sssa.

4 FINE lot of French worked Muslin Collars
n and Lace Capes:
also,
Tamboured Lace Capes, and iauzc and Silk Dress
liandkercheis. AT JAMES &. HUNT x Co.'S
April Il Is
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I4i3

ID PlECES3 Nankeens, manufactured of t;cor,
~ ga Cotton, in Petersburg, a. for sale at
IS Sd per yard. JAMESC. HUNT & Co.
April l. >.
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LuQuoR,cE AND SWEET OH,

TsVV Vssf1 T. ND SWEET Oil.
ST received supply OF best Caabria Liqu-
~ nce-:aso. few dozen bordeaux Oil, of superior
quality suitable for manufacturers For sale by
JAMES T. ROYALL.
April - Is
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INDIAN QUEEN.

INDIAN QUEEN.
M HAVE received large portion of our
W SPRING GOODS
And VIII receive in a short time our importation of
BRITISH DRY GOODS, which will make on, as
soumcnt large, general and desirable aad being any
lous to make sales, will sell cheap.
We solicit an examination of our stock from Mcr-
chants and customers; and whilst we. are thank fl
tor past Patronage, we hope to meet with liberal en-
enlargement IN future.
JAMES G. HUNT x Go
April l. T.
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4 'Orset~.

\ NEAT htue invoice of CORSETS dncct
from the manufacturer and at the most tenp,
M prices. ROBINSON & EIIIDTT
May f.
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ssEEgsEGaEIsATORS.

~" ri thes' desirable ARTICLES lined with ZINC and Of The
: v best kind for al. BY u H. RItIl,EDS A. 70
M.rrn " ' ".
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!. HO.S' I'R ESs,

O.vSI'RgSs,
VIZ subDef has just received sunnIv If
Lemon up which he can warrant to be fresh
anu Of snP'fhality. For sale by,
JAMES T. ROYAII.
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u MARTIN WARD 4 DAVIS
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n lRGiNlA Al of quarterly session. lcein and
held ion The OF Amherst n the court a,;sc on
Nondn, The entll ia, Of March 1857
Richard :. Ellis, Plalni6
against
William HAIRLESS, Ir ard JanrsF. rnlia.rro
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which In psslonanes haze alleged gainsi lIn=
doeisan half &c damning aIlhe evidence which this
book confirms. We have here the extraordinary
spectacle Of religion whcfs protessedly directed
promote. moi the peace md happiness bun The de
struciion ot thr human rad. Otier religions have
had their abuses but the essence offhr religion of
halee l. pure, uynixea Ell. She ptosldcs over \
system Of murder; aud is fpre>eufrd as having made
= grant o; halt the human lace II her votlfes. the
Things. 70 he sane htered t. them according 10 Ger
tain prescribed forms" ffca. .ircaa.
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LOOMING GLASS MANGFACIOKN AN
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