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TESTIMONIALS.


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| PACON-25h bids Sides is bids Jolss, and Us hlsaEs
Shoulders. Cincinnati cured, landing from steaAa-
sT Buckeye, and for sale by .zI n'ss
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PENSACOLA MANSION HOUSE

NEW Vi /, PENSACOLA.
VIE subscriber having purchased the lease and fur
a nIture of tins well known establishments from Nh
taylor, the late proprietor, will be ready rec Give VII
tiers by the LIST of April next
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
the arrangements oi the Mansion House. New aud
more commodious bathing houses will be built and
warm baths will be provided al all hours. A stable
will be attached to the house, with good accomnloda-
tons for horses and carriages First rate horses and
carriages will also be kept for hire at moderate rices
and sail and row boats, with persons manage them
for the of vislters. Billiards and other amusements
sniiy found at watering places, will also be furnished
ad ~ conducted as not 10 Interfere with the comfort
be of the best quality, and ensure III. supply of
ice, cargo has ALREADY been ordered which will arrive
about the LIST of May.
Mr. Frederick Barnard, who formerly kept so popular
hotel at Washington city, will coulact This no Ell for
the proprietor, who, with such aid confidently assures
the visitors OF last year. and his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attention; and thereby
expects TO give general satisfaction.
| The local advantages of lii house are too veil
known to need engt ened description hsre. The
facts that Pensacola is the largest naval station of the
Governments the general rendezvous of the Gulf squad.
ron; the sauBry OF lis climate refreshed constantly du-
ting the summer months by the coolest rcezes from
rhe Gulf; the beauty Of the BAY and the neighbourng
islands aud rivers; the ABUNDANCE and delicurv of the
fish with which the waters abound aud las proximity
to the best Southern markets, give Pensacola the rrG-
ference all other places in these atitu,les as a
| healthy and delightful summer retreat
First rate boats will between Pensacola and Mo-
bile and will all times he able to take the passengers
| from the New Orleans boats.
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Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1873.
u Gentlemen wishing to engage rooms for their
families, address the proprietor, Pensacola, or
leans.
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RACON-25 bids Sides Is bids Jolss, and rs hhas
AZ Shoulders Cincinnati cured, landing from steaAa
er Buckeye, and for sale hr az h'ss
SFETSoN 4 AVERY,
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"a CHAR.-o6 hhds prime aruce, for sale by
~ q. DORSEY
JcH2 1 ipyep
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Pc DiGRt,t,.
Es .AG5I-ssss AID s.HNs,,
BETWEEN
Balsi:lorc AID ps.i.a..c:pa.n.


fj'lE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
u and BAL rlMORE Ran Road Company, an
nounce to the Public. the following arran. eacut for
their Passengers Trans, between the two cities:
FIRST TRAIN, will leave the DEPOT, Pratt
stree, Baltimore. at 81 O'Clock, \. NJ. DAILY,
tSnaday's eNccptcd) breakfast ON boatd the
Steamboat Susquehanna at llavrc de Grace, and
through ElNton 10 Wiluu-t on. will there take the
splendid Steamboat Telegraph, Cap. Whildrn, and
Tliye III Phfladclphia at | O'Clock. several hours
before tn" evening Cars leave that Cry Tor New
\ oik.
fsre thronlh by this Line only TWO DOL
LARS.
SECOND TRAIN. being the L. STATES
NAIL LINE, Will leave the Depot IN Pratt street
DAILY H?4 y NJ, passing through lldvre &c Grace,
Nouh-East, Elkton, Wilmington and Chester. Pas
sengerS by this line will dine at Wilmington and arrive
IN Phladrlphia also IN tine to take the evening Cans
for New York.
Fare by TIN, Linz, through THREE DOL.
LARS.
RETURNING, the Lines will leave PhladeI.
rhla, at Cd, y NJ. and at = =. NJ Passengers
leaving Philadelphia in D O'Clock lnc will always
aihse IN the Baltimore To dinner d IN time tor the
evening Cars Tor the West, aud for Washington CT
ly. A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
baltimore, starch, oqt5 lS3S 2,y
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provided ior. 10 anuiaeturc sile aud -nijee'' Vic
company To the provisions ot the seurfal act con
cernlng such companies.
AnFct 10 incnrrofate the buchanan Nanuiactnf-
ing Company to manufacture cotton "ooi' end
iron, with capital not less Than s5o'1'o' nor h''f
than 500. 900.
An act Inning tie t.4nc wilma wluch JUSTICES Of
the peace ms qualify provides that 'iosr hetrio.
fore COMMISSIONED shall forfeit tlltir rsht 10 quarry
uni Is. n be me within months alter lie ae takes
effect and those hereafter comm ssionei WITHIN siN
months from the dHr Of the commission; the aei Ia
take effect from the ffsi day ct JuIs ncAt.
An ACT changing the proceedings ~ cases ol out
iwfy provides that When any person shal hereafter
be prosecuted to outlawry. Judgment oil op'i4"y
shall be gwen BY the Cucun Superior Eoaftoi La"
and Chaneefy ri the county or corporations "hefe
such prose- INA, harr Lten had instead OF by
the coroaers offhe eoaatir, Is heretofore.
An act concerning the destruction ur removal ol
land marks provides that II any person shall wi
full, OF malioon,ly and without lawful authority cut
down any ifee marked Is n line tee knowing the
same 10 be SUI b. d >ito, OF oblHefA'e aAN marks
OF chops ndt thereon ly the ptoeessonets. or de
stroy, deiacc remove any other Land mark, ie
shall be guilty OF misdeme 'nof aud be punished As
fnf nisdcmeanoIs.
An act amending tie law, concerning attachments
against abscond,ue debtors; provides Int Shcp
such attar hmrnis shal In levied upon 1--we sock 81
oaIer property able Ia PERISH ortb become ''''e
taily impaired ~ value. ~ winch may BE- tNIrn''e
IA Keep lie count NAV nldfr the eiht'f 10 s'' '"'
>aue, - such time mud place. ami on N"' '''"' -
Trey May prescribe. 'ud hlth's tae ''',
be iot tine proceeds, under the penalties iof non
payment al ihe -aiue fhn lac Is liable Ii sales ol
property 10 sausIN JHdetn'n' hi'o9 att ii' ~
Apaet concerning TIE l'"ff.sl2' - ''','s -
tie totriA el bt"'"ia, st'H"li<' NV nm " "
county 90 tat~f ttit anus ~ M In "
pfatt-'I"htd hhth''tihS ~ al "' - '''''' "
eesso!.
Anatl q" itu'iho iat &c i'A'i' ~ INV ''
subscription ~ u- siaeh "l Inc 'tis>t"' ~
ien ~. tstat 'h'oiiNs ''ni'4f '''"'i-'N' va
Bes.a CO., l'a5hc W ataa 10 O'iinN tue sum "'''s''
- ih'fIHi.
Al act Il shil'N 1ls az IN 80 90" III ''I
TONS Ia Tie u t~I''h anu i''>'ti' '"'''' = ~ > IN
lol tue past h.SI !e4i.
IN act Concerning the ehot Hz,en"'' - :
provides liihi II any pti9o" ''''i' ~ - ~
ia19"''h'A ei"S'' mn s'''''
Gnu 81 pan 81 q i,'"'" :" ~
iHht'iN' u ei''' " E"'F - - ' =
ati7A s""f' 'e'''' 'i" u ~ ~ 'i 80,
tes p'u'th''''! "'' s7 "'' NV NV '0's '''''' -
t'a-. =.
A'"'' " 1'''e"I IN - :, ~ '''','- s'a
a,o' 'uu ''','' ~ ~ ,l,'' H.,
.daah -''h' 100 "'''"''e' " Nv -, oan
''l,ha' " me '''"P'"' '"'' - -,
Al" ''""' Il 'u'''''' ui''' Vt IN E' - "
taeh t"'"'
IN act u 'R'hH .ie ~ ~" - - ~,
PHiale me cry 81 " n,'i'"S !" ' o"''a "'
s"halN '''I .uo"' - '''' ''''', - '''
ntinlErs Tic t"IolaHnh Z" Ni1sti'h' I"i TN ''''u
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MIR. WILLIAMS has in his possession, a
w Large number OF testimonials, from which thu
following only selected, from Mr.. Pluner N.Y.
Converse, and Miss Mckenzie OF Rlc,Imonl:
- have examined the testimonials OF MI. w G.
NlIllams. They are ample and lIol the best sout-
ecs. They regard both his scholarship and moral
Character. | have also known vi. w. for Sone time
and have always been ilYorably impress d. from what
have seen and heard to fitness l5r the work OF
teacher. w. ). pLrMFn''
" have been acquainted with Nj. Williams and
II affords me pleasure 10 say that a gentle Ian and
sucCrSstul teacher he stands well IN tins co unni-
~ lie Is graduate OF e of the Eastern COLLEGES
aud I el conilIrnt Is such man would be ap-
proved OF and yanedin your Academy aud village.
:" Very truly,& \. CoHNERsE"
II lave employed MI ". G. Williams l. NJ. as
the principal teacher IN nay Female Seminary for
two years. during all of whIch tune It affords me
muoh pleasure TO say that he has given me entire
saNl'c,ioh' having proved himself IN aiic, c1icicnt
a faithful instructor. On his leaving INV c,tab-
ilshmeni, which he does at his own option, he car
RES with him my hearty thanks and cordial good
wishes. J,xr NJ ,,.,,,.,.a,E7,,
march %
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rg'r.fS ESTABLISHMENT Is no" N :,
7 -..,,ion At III. Dutch Gatden. ready 10 cast
I,., t., nfa>s after any model dralt. HAT may he
I.r...hea. Those WHO are desrous 10 encourage
IN. lr4.zft business IN this place. have nos an OPP
notr.H#H IL sending IN otaefs tnf work. uth'i'R III
Iron and Brass, will BE- done Al ihc Foundry 10 = ie"
~. Cd scrap metal Of lran Copper or bfass,
al, b.fIacn IN exchansc. OF fair cash rr'ce pad
II u. 800,
ir--r Two .ood F3Oulicrs " i'll fnd con-
sari employment. By pply ~ IT the fonn''S' oi al
the ,ubso nbcts house. On - ''r"i hedi'y otl"she
ihr Blpflst Church. 10. 4. 3" rhN.
Npnl Is
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w. rs. =.

DROn TIE StiBSCRIBER living near Am
1 herst Court House Tuesday tie eth nii.,
IA Negro Man named oGicc torphcus0
he Is about % years old, veIy black feet or 10 IN
ces high sroag and active. remarkably brisk parc-
,tlarly when in good humor: he is good carriage
diver and discovers considerable genius III Caipen
ters tools, He had on when he left me-. clare
frock coat. much faded. and high crowned fur
at.about lialf woin his other clothing not recol
leetcd As he eloped without any cause known 10
me, am induced 10 think he has procured Free
papers. | will give FIFTY DDEL.IRS
FsEIy..sgsD If taken our oflhis State, and lib.
efa rewardf he is apprehcndcd in this State to-
eeher with all reasonable charges
H. Z. BROWN.
Aprl ) WITS
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IN COMMUNICATION Public Buildings.

atEALED proposals will be received for building
- a Count House far the County Of Halifax until
e,rurlas. the 2ls DAY Of Apni, l-37 a L. o'e9eb'
when the buds w1l be opened aud one selected. lhr
L,,,It,a Will lie alee aud commodous and flushed
,h bfsf manner with stock buick. I'm rooi pofiieo,
g.. and The contract will be object Of interest TO
oooI workman. TIE plan and specifications may be
zen hv Application TO Mir William Holt. tClerk oil
III. County, at the Count House; tie contract ac-
crpfed by the commissioners. before II VIII be hipa-
M upon the County. will be submitted to the Court
f,r ratification Proposals 10 be- directed to Nj.
Wm lIolt. Ilaiiax g. House, Va.
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
March - NV
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VliSs. g.. 4. t,Tg,Eti, formerly principal OF
va tile Bedford l'cruale SEMINARY, has consented
through the solicitation Of friends, 10 open tc-
male scIscoi ut her OWN residence. uear
Liberty. the Ii day Of April ucXr. All tie usual
branches ol Female Education will be taught
ccpt Muse.
EggeigS, IS farmctN .ix English branches,
per term Of Ave months go, French $40, NJ no
unto Painting s., Oriental rmting SO. Board
may be had n respectable aud gentcel families IN
Liberty II reasonable prices.
Nrr5 WOW
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fGETsSAk..
y'a.fI.

~ JcAxxa BAIrIr.
oh who shall tightly say that fame
l. nothing ba,an oaipi, naine,
Whilst in Ia, sound iherc is charm
';'as nerves To brace, the heart to warm;
~. thinking ofthe mighty dead,
The young irom sloihinl couch " III start
And vow, viii, lifted hanis ouispreHd,
l.i.sr them to act noble pan
oli who shat light. "a, that fame
l. nothing buta an rsnFit namc
Nhen, but ior those, our mighty dehd,
All ages past blank would be,
Sank in o5livion's H,uIky bed
desert barr, shlless sea
Their src the distant objects seen
The lofty marks q hat have been.
Oh who shail hgl,tl, "a. TIA, iame
l. nothing but empty name
When mcai'ry oi The mighty dead.
To carth-aorn pilgrims +" isttul GO.
The brightest rays Of che nag shed.
Tia, poi.t 10 immortality,
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ESHs RE 4,

G.Ss TIE large and convenient Store House
Iamil Low occupied by ourselves, running back -
Meet. &very handsomely arranged foi business
Possession can be had immediately by applyinc IN
the subscribers. JAMES {. HUNT NCo.
rs All persons indebtedfo Us. VIII please come
forward and seltle early possible rs II Is yer, de-
sfrabe that our business shond be closed without de
lay. &C. HUNT Nro
March Il e
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ROBERT va. BROW
.&ffOrHfE at g.U1C,

IL As settled at Amhertt Count House, Virginia.
4 with the Intention OF prac,iclng IN the superior
ana Inferior Courts of Amherst and Nelson and he
ApUl , ON
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Fs.EDV.SE.
MARTIN, WARD DAVIS

4 Az h removed their establishment to the Hans.
N y recently occupied by Mr. Il. b. NoryeI onns
site Messrs. II. b. Richards x Co. Hard war. Ss
where they respectfully invite their friends and RI.
pubic to give them call, and examine THEN l,,,.
excellent and very cheap assortmen, Of nRV
GOODS, &c. &c. to which they are dali, m,lina
very interesting additions.
October 90 >,
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The THorouSh-Sro0 Race Torse
HA b. Il.

This season. {Spring. 1s3s.) at
T.%fis lie Rcd House, IN the county OF
H}<24T ~ Charlotte. wIthia Is miles 81 the
sM..H,Ah. Cour-House. Il from Campbell
Conlis Ilousa. aad 80 lrom Lynehbnrg. lie IS a
handsome grey. SIX years old tS slfhs' very arg
mi III hands bah, Of ugh fofm, great strength
and commanding appearance he Is now ~ hls stand
rc,dv 10 serye Mares at SIS The leap. ands p The
season, payable tie of August next when 1t viii
cxplre. which my be discharged by the payment of
go within the season, so 10 insure Mne, paya-
e as soon A. she j. known 10 be- IN ioai or parted
yytf1, and 10 cents 10 the groom for each Mae. TO
he pad when she i, sent 10 the Ilofsr. PaSinrlge
rrsfl.. Which 1T quality and event. Is very drsra-
lie Zach pasltfe beng well enclosed aud wellwacr-
ed Every care will be taken 10 prevent accidents.
bGl no LIABILITY FOR any thai may happen Servants
sent witl n res will be found without charge, and
Nsr.s ,,i,l, ar without Colts vel fed, II desired,
=, o,reuts day. CLEMENT HANCOCK.
Rcd House March |. I-3s.
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CHEAP NEW GOODS
al reduced prices for Cash.

oBlNSoN X ELLIOTT have just received.
a neat ana ifesh assortment of Spring s-OcGS.
embracing afafetyu articles, much IN demand, which
VIII be sold at prices much lower than any thing OF
the same description offered hcret porc in tins Mar
ket. Persons will please attend and examine for them
selves
April . ,s
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Wien 8 years old, he ran Tor Sweepstakes mile
hcas. 70 which tlcIe were subscribers. $500 each,
schracr H. won AT llrtc heats. running each iIclt
in gti aud the tine he WIS, however, be IT
e. he first heat by Caiharme Davis n the SANG
age he won 4 : pccpslahcs At Beield = subscribers,
5000 each AT are heats, about the best ever
lun over that course; aud at the same arc he tun
for Sweepstakes over the New Market Course,
subscribers. 5000 each, winch he lost By about
iuclfes IN qulck time. aud would havr wpn, but tor
a bid start. W en- to II years ed | ru1 INN for
purse. > mic hea's, OYER the Tree llll Course,
holses starting, when lie lost the first heat and won
the next two with grrat ease. The next week run
him for the Jockey Club Purse. four nile hra's,
over the New Mari ct Cours'. starting, when he
won the first heat, lost the second, aud won the thlrd
with the greatest tasr. | thcG took hlm 10 New
ufi, aud ran him three mile heats. against the cee
braled racers Fanny Wyatt, Reindeer aud several
ofhers when he won the FIRST heat with great case,
bur was beaten afterwards by Fanny Wyatt: his legs
having given way, he became reStIve and refused 10
run. attempted tn run HIM for two 9th race IS,
bnl lis lcg3 ueIc 50 injured hat lie would not USE
tllrm had the highest opinion 81 Inn, and do
believe he would ever have been beaten. II lac had
confined sound aud would Lave run kindly. For
the correctness oial his performances, &c. the pub
lie are respectfully referred TO the American TUT
REGISTER. W. K. JOHNSON.
GaSs'r6od C2pay, Jane@y 90, 1893.
March : CIV
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For Escsea.

q NJ possession given Immediately. the Buick
- Nhh N |, on Mann street, formerly occu-
ped by Martin, Ward & Davis asa Dry Goods S,o,e
Apply to Thomas Mckinney. orto
MARTIN, WARD x DAVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

v lRGlNlA AT rules held III the Clerks . nee
oIthe Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chu:
ctry tor the County Of Nelson, IN the month Of
February, 1898:
Albert W. II mis- and Clough \. Harris, Ex'or.
OF Lee W. tlarriS decd, Elizabeth llInis, widow Of
said Lee w. HAMS, decd, and Y liam Harris IN
lntaal son Of sand ice W. harris, decd. Who by
the SAID Albert W. and Clough y. Harris, his
trends, PiautIlk,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

Y lRGINlA TO WIT AT rules held in ,ho
elelk Office othe Circuit Superior Couu ~
Law :, ana Nhancery tor Nelson county, in the month
OF February 1888
Nathaniel Smith, pl,;,,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-12

EANlNG bought Mr.. kyic'N interest in the
a 4 blacksmith business, formerly CARED on by
Kyle q Bailey, 1t wall be conducted BY myself.
Thankful for torner encouragement, | hope our
friends will continue To pltron,zr nc.
J. f. BAILEY.
Amherst CT. II. March % Is