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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02
:. DRUGS MEDICINES, &e.

NJ W. eJraer u Pennsylvania s4penne sts 6etusfu
| Rroua's r Gadsby s. Hotels, Uashihl ian CHy.
'ESHE. Undersigned respectfully ,lo.fl !,e czent Of
4 w tShngion, and he public genera that he 80
taken The Drug Store formerly oac,prd & Dr. s. Mtch-
ell conrr Of 9th street and renny Vaia avenue, be-
tween Browns and Ga,sby'. Hotels we're he intends
keeping on hand inA snd fresh supply D, Drugs Medi-
zines Chemicals, PANTS Oils Dye Stuts. SC. Also
very general Of Fancy Article. Chewing To-
hacco, SHUTS an, Segars. Of thu best qualify .<
Physician prescriptions carefully and accurately COM
VIM F. BENDER, from Philadelphia,
| l"i 10 \. PharMaceuiist.
| I IMPORT ANT INFORMATION TO persons afflicted
with the following complaints, viz: Scroiua, Leprosy
Salt Rhenm, ST Anhony's Fire, Fever Sores, evenwheh
the bones affected, White Sweliings; Violent Erup
tons after measels ScurvY, Foul Fostering Erupons,
Pmpled and Carbuncel faces, Sore EyesSore egs Scad
Head cers Tenprea Taints when Mercury has failed,
and all disorders arising from impure state of the blood
andhnmosae assured that Or. RELFEs BofanfcalDrops
continue unrvaled for the prevention relief and cure Of
these. COMPLAINTS lnproof OF which reaa the following
Exrac, Of a letter. s:sr: MY leg, which before did
not look like human hrah is now entirely healed mp
aler resisting every other appraon for IL yearsD
Previous to taking Your Relies Bptatcs Drops had
Rnoider Cdse. An agent writes, sThere is person
taking the Botanical Drops, evidently with the greatest
advaJ tage. He declares 10 Ase his own words, IN IS
doing wonders for him., and s as it were scratching
him from the grave" VII ':.,
Nivros instances have occurred where persons were
prucnye aibrng them permanent relief uhtn shey had
matte Of /, ie above ,nvalrale Medicine.
I. They are also the best Spring and Aufumna Physs
For saIr by 800 s.J.ToDD,
| Mavh ~. "': WASHINGTON. D G.
| ~. !. n -
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02

4 ,uOPER'S All ERICA N ISTNGLASS.--A new torn
W of ;singlass, perfectly iree from favor, AID at one.
rd the cost Of the Russian. II dissalges readily, le
.uu,rng not more than ten minutes to nrcrare jelhes
t,anc'napg4 soups, &C. md for this pnfose is WEI
auaed Tor family use forming the cheapest dessert that
can be placed the table. For sale, Mhprinted direc
rs 49,, VoDD'S Drug stos
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02

.lfp. "a.

MAY u JONES, attorneys at Lds0, fashangtoa, 4 {.
Counts of the District of Columbia and neighbe,
counties in Virginia AMI Mar, larti Ttr, will siten,' %
the prosecution Of clai brort Cong The Depar-
lnents ,heGenera Lam Office, kc ST Their oil1s
on the cornero Pc wanna avenue g." Third str
IN the same building with Gen. Waiter JMes 10 whom
they respectfully make reference, !,
CHAS Il. JONES.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02

VIVA sHiNGTON BRANCH RAILROAD The
w The Passenger trains th,s Road will daily start
as follows. viz,
FROM WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE, +
AT s O'Clock a. NJ and at 3 81 O'clock, P. M.
FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON,
At nine o'clock, A. M. and at four o'clock, P. NJ.
Passengers by the morning train if proceeding west
war,;y can connect WITH the Western train the Bal
tnnoro and Ohio rail- road, at the Relay hosse, reach
Free time for the Western stages that leave there
at IL O'clock, Harper's Ferry in time for the
eastwardy conveyed through to Phiiad pha without
unnecessary detention at Baltimore, reaching Philade
pha time for the evening line TO New York; and thus
accomplishing the journey from Washington 70 New Yorh
in one day
Under 10 c eumstances whatever can the train be de-
iayed BEYOND tile hoar fxe for starting u - therefore
respectfully snsgestetha ssengers procure sheir ck-
Its the previous evening; to enable them o DO WHICH
heoita ,s' De kept open tn half past seven O'clock,
?. NJ BY 'deE.. ..-
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02

ONCLS YRAIEn >}PUP Of $NRShPARiLLA.
For diseases o. $50, teter ptnpIei face, SC "a
head Sc the cuncrn, srrln oE sdrsaparilia is, whe
used iii onyinctcp ~ @ai"s henedy. The most
r. val ineairjne Is ,.ealtfFAtiqe in long stand
mn rheumatic a,t1 .,rrsluia diseases nc 1t may
u. a. vantae-eus trs ~ substitute for the various
ret re,nnaes az SHars P6ttcrs, &c and.i RECON-.
nended by the Faculty prefcblet any OF that class
,f medicines Carefully prepared at
Mar o. T0DD'S Drug Store.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02

A NDERSON'S POLISHING PASTE - For polish
~ ing plated ware, brass, and other metals, Ander-
sons Composition has attained high celebrity. The
following testimonials, from many, are selected
This is to certify, that we. have used Mr. Anderson
Composition for cleaning brass and other metals Also rs
plate powder which appro. Of and yend, Wholesale
10 our customers. STEEL 4 WARREN,
!. IA. iiardw are Merchants Albany
derson's Composition for cleaning silver and brass plates
and have no hesitation saying thai tbs the bes' method
we have "seds and recommend the same TO others
H., -. !. +. A WALLACE.
i. .s Coach and Harness Maker, Saratoga
This is to certify that we have used Mr.. ArAersons
Powder for polishing plated ware, and find the bes
article Of the kind that we ever used.
WHITNEY & HOYT, 81.
$50, Pearl Street, New York.
nical Powder for polishing silver, brass and other me
tails 1T proves an excellent article for the above pnr-
pose and am pleased to 1eso%nsna TIC Ia pfAr
Chemist and Refner Of Metals. Boston.
This is to certify, that have used Ne: Aaderson's
Powder for polishing plated ware and also the Past" of
BRASS &c., and proved 10 be Irnt article tor tlt
above purpose, and am pleased to recoinmed the sam.
to the public JOSEPH sMlLH,
..s s62, Pearl Street, New York.
This is to certify that have used Anderson's Paste
and Powder for cleaning brass and plated ware. AID
800 WNI. HINTON,
1884, Broadway, New York.
have been Neing for the last three werks, Ander
sons Chemical Paste for the cleaning of silver and brass
and believe it to- be the best composition in o the
purpose intended. D. d. HOWARD,
/ Exchange Hotel, New York.
Having made trial Of Anderscns Composition il, 20
fishing Britannia ware, w,icn W. manufacture, we feel
satisfied that it is a good article. -,
| BRUhDMAN. & HARE,
/ a. Burng slip, New York.. !.
1 have made OF Andersons Paste and, Powder al q
find very valuable article. and do most ohe-Euy
recommend It to persons wanting the article
| ). = =. DAVID DORRANCE,
i Feb q. 1896 United States Hotel.
+ For:sal. at TCDD'S Ding Store. =,
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-02

|DnWEE COMPLAINTS, CURED Jayne ga, nr
ID native Baisam Is certain, safe, and, etectnalrt
edy fordy diahea o. osseness cholera mou.
summer Complaint collie, gripping pains, s'"mit
haiulency Sc &c. and. all spasmudc and nervous d,
eases, as sick and hsadacle hystea; cramr
sc. &c. .~-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15
Twcnty-filtEa Coasress---2d sess
Wednesday,, january Q, 1889.
IN SENATE


Mr. Benton said that at the last session the Commit
lee on Claims presented sdverse report in the Of
Cen Hernandez lie had in bis hand additional
evidence which established on oah the occupancy Of
Inc property by the troops Of the United States which
he wished should be referred, in addition 10 the papers
already on file to the Committee on Claims.
On this motion Icing Gt bate ensned in which the
merits of this claim and other similar claims, was dis
cussed which resulted in motion, by Mr. Bayard, TO
rescind former order of the Senate poslponing The con
sderaion of these claims until the passage OF general
law on the subject; which was adopted when,
On motion by Mr. Hubbard,
Oyderrd That the petitions and papers renting TO the
claims of Cad Humphreys, John J. Buow and others,
be again referred 10 the Committee on Claims
Mr.. Upton presented the memorial OF Edward Tip
MT asking for investigation into the merits Of an
improved steam boiler which referred 10 The Com
mil,ee Commerce.
On motion by Mr.. Davis,
Ordrred, That the memorial and papers Of Henry H..
Pickering IN the files Of the last session, be again refer
rcd to the Committee on Finance.
MIR Rycs presented the memorial Of w. 5. Naylor, ad
minis,rator Of the of William Sansord; which
was referred to the Committee on Revolutionary Claims
MIR R. also presented The memorial of the CLERKS IN
,b. Fourth Auditors Office for increase OF salary
which was referred to the Committee on NaVal Ahairs,
and ordered 10 he printed -
Mr. Clay Of Kentucky presented memorial OF OIL
GERS of the line of the armY PRAYING nal 'her pay may
be eauazed with that of The officers OF Inc stan; winch
yros reierrcd to the Committee on Military Affairs.
A., ,c, further to regulate the transmission of the u.
c ,,i rnon railroads. was read third lime and passed
A. Rosns from the Committee the District Of Co.
b;, n which had been referred the bill giving assent
r Congress 10 an Of the General Assembly Of Yir.
;,a incorporating the Falmouth and Alexandra Rail-
road company, reported the same with an amendment.
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CIRCULAR.

EAR PETERS the proprietor Of "PETERS VEGETABLE AN
~ TlBIIIOUS PILLS., would inform his numerous customers
the United States he will be able immed tey to
supply orders lmGy Of them long delayed by means oil
mnchpe counting pills. which he has recently invented and
which will greatly facilitate bis operations
lie also hereby, his grateful thanks to the w'crs
OF hundred Testimonies Of cures received sice
July congratulate the parties concerned their
and recovery.
usual bear evidence of the great success
pills and asUe, bilious fever auHdice, sex mead
ache lowncss OF spirits, morbid affections pres
also singular cures OF white swcIs
OF which tho patient had been almost enveloped Tor
his Of its extraordinary
na,ue will be given the Medical Society," and appear III hc
Reports.
has only adj proof Of its efficacy, that the cur
his Vegetable Pills exceeds that other medicine
ever circulated in the United States.
Der d 45-lafly
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HOY'TvS OFFICE.

A L. nA Two more capitals sold at Hoyts,
SAs9SessEe Nos 80 SO &c, the nice little
sum Of FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS, as per draw
ing of Saturday last, sold at Hoyts New Office Also,
Nos IS CO, another nice prize i"yl VIII sell nha
900 ,,o,o ,,;7es n, his new Office than il other vendors
in The world Send your orders TO him, or apply TO him
personally, il you want money
NJ RECENTLY sold and paid BY Hoyt, prize 7, 20, Of
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLhRS-a prize OF fCh l
THOUSAND DOLLARS, either Of which is larger
than any vender in Richmond ever sold
Drawn Nos of Wheeling Lottery. No ALL tickets
with none of the drawn Numbers on them entitled TO
60 9 80 al &c So / &c SO 80 20
,. T0-tf
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ar rgc RICHMOND ENQUIRER

,.gu> or THE RICHMOND ENeoihhh.
rxsuInrR is published three times 'oeek az
ne seyyiea Of the Sta'e LestStaf4'e""H '~''0
saGHs "' ''' rEsMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
r,r,. ssr aarpm aud Three Dollars for six mon'h''
shalt hereafter be considered as incurred
- ~ se and io years Puhlicnton unless spe,! 81.
" -. 81" t,ns uni paid Tor III advance tor h"' shot'e'
wh'n 80 Shall be the order of any new and 9n
W go ,nl.s paid Tor advance, or satisfactory 'eie
S,,l ani accessible person IN regard TO the
g. ~ ~. ,ymeut. But, ~ case Z" an o1uet a p
,aya;a,, from na" Subscriber VINO nngn oI
wa ~ hy copy OF this resu'l'"a lila. D., w ,r,v b
a.: .nel an Subscribers whose ahi'isy 70 pay may DC
- r'' IA ~ md vino may remain indebted on open
49, ,S al ci ,wo years, from 'hs Tune wnen .ne
m,a, due shall be r'as ~. E.rral ConrentoH Of
,.,i,o. are some OF the results OF the collective WIS
do lli 'he os' ~ R,chmpnI on the 18th January 1888
~ Resolutions, are determined 10
NJ III, Press rrconm'ni' an" o"' '
Ss 70 mi, Office may remsa mail IN soS ss6
bs ut she I's 81 vac Of sinse letter is
f s5y account the writcr II is the accumua.su r
" 20 =, extensive business which operates as Se'' IVA i
the l pay for nine papers, annually shall have inc
;saa gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,r,rc Of sixteen lines less, FIRST nsetton - ee"'s' "
can distance must be accompanied with the advance
''". H,,,!..,,,v references TO insure execution. -
r,;an.c whose advertising mayamount to SiVo per aa"" "
Iii bc m ,;c Of 80 per cent, arl $50 40 per cent
On rLn, !, n, to Editors OF Newspaper
h,u, Inc Co non publish at the head oil hc
for advertising aad that they strictly adhere 10 le sa
,b.,e priccs be always sucb give fair comPensauo'
for the labor pcr,oTmed.' 49,, ,,..-, n ,u.,,;,,
All OIy9-s AID Marriages from the country whenever wy
handwriting unknown this Office, must be
m ,rs ton Pom,s; in the neshonfhoou, OF '
be Every that has bee takcI
~ IN, npools ani quizzes. has proved heretofore
mlsi therefore, in such case upon inc ~
no., being certified BY the of III" PoSm'''' reH 0" ~
rci If ihs lsier.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

TO TIE PUBLIC.
have been touching ,hc
IA Peters Vegetable Antibious Pills. when purchased AZ
hs Office Liberty street, ~ ", lac feels called upon
10 make public of his arrangement IN relation 10 inns
matter. --o..
yabe in bills the city OF ~ ORR ana no quantity
under gross will any peemce, DO sold under the tea P'
Of Fifty Gents Box. w -, ., . v Vol
Merchant. ordering Pills from tn" PROPRIETOR or Ne" DIN
Druggists on TIME, will he charged Four DOLLAR. per dozen.
The particular attention tins Advertisements
,s The demand for his Pils es
that should be conducted wltiou, any loss OF
,i,nc which would csul' from variety Of prices
he p,op cor further understood that 'h ar.
nremen is for New York dealers we'll US those VINO ce
other places. lto-lou!I ~ -
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sss5i
M 3 l MssEsHA I'D 81 szSA
GREAT ARRIE.4L


10 Bushels or 10000 BOzes Of Peters Pills.
THE subscriber made with Dr. Fetts New
York TO be supplied by the quantity with his PILLS All
be supplied factory prices OF oil the rms we
have nny knowledge these valuable In instance
have they accomplish every thing they promised ana
who for years have been lingering with some obstinate OF
chronic disease add their testimonies 10 behalf OF thus ana
BILE Medicine Too much praise can't be given to Dr. Peters Tor
this important discovery All who have used the genuine
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS recommend them IN terms o ne
unqualified praise which proof positive OF 'he
mar and beneficial effects. - ..r,-,,,, -, rp,,,c
o sale by JohN '' c'S'
Ort
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WEBB, BOOKER {. HAMILTON cScr for sale

WEBB, BOOKER T. HAMILTON cttrJor sale,
4 Hhds ST Croix
~ and So bis Porto Rico
boxes white Havana SucAR
~ bis Crushed
10 terces Louisiana Loaf
Is and ~ bis Boston 10
"% DO New Orleans noL,ssgs.
do ''''"~'~'
10 Sugar House
IS 's 5: y; !: 5 S;:'!'a COFFEE.
po.tr Rico }
10 packages Gunpowicr and lmperial)
Is half chests rouchcnS lEAS.
81 boxes Young Hyson
b.. Almonds
300 sacks Liverpool salt
10 casks and % boxes Cheese
$50 boxes and 80 half boxes RGisins
go do Soap
Spern and Talow Candles
Kcrs Gu: Nails aud Bfats
German and Bscced Steel
Ca..il, Mustard Chocolate. Pimcn,o
Ginger, Nutmcgs Mace Hops
Coppcfas. refined salt Pctrc
Sweet Oil, Rice
Wrapping. letter uGd writing Pepper
Quiiis, Ink
Sbo, Bar Lead and GunpowdCr
Window Glass, various and qualities go
Viuogar Crintls ,on--, Lime, Ground n .ster offars
Sicily MaGe:iHi
Madeira
Satnus
Tar
Bale Rope
Irvine. Ssoc Thread
Bed Cords and Leaiug Lines
Sole Leather and tppcrdo
i3J bales Cotton OInahur.s
Browu Shngs Gad Sheetinss
Cottoa Yarns r, ~,
Ia,O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15
Female School at the .imeiia Springs, .4meliu
COuntu, Da

TUE exercises OF school will commence On the 18th of la
Ouary, ls39, by MISS C. ~ WALKER, young lady well
thus as being qualified the bancb.s Of
English French and Painting Music will also he
taught the Piano professor Of music The scholastic
viii embrace ten months divided sessions, which will
close December, Pupls may he entered nj lime
os the there will DO charge previous enancc
bat deduction ABSENCE unless for Po'racod
1t desirable that the young ladies should be entered at an
early prioi contributes greatly to the proper o"
The school Due will be paid TO tho manners and morals
G. the ladies' well their comfortable accommodation
ems FOR SESSION. OF FIVE aonTHs:-boara bea0ins'
lights &c, $50 Ensli.h $40; French S. Puinng 81; au-
so. Apply to L. A. WILSON.
Dec il 6f-tlF
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Stock in he E1rlangc Bank Of puetnla::

,a,u ropp resolution adopted by the Board OF Dtecos
tho E,c,nrc Bank Of Vsni, ut Norfolk, on Inc "a "st
psor.d ,aunryslv That the 1850 Shares the st"e" o
49, vet undsposcd Of he offered Tor suc ana hd
mice ha be heretofore, charging interest on e
nJ they became due and dcductng thcrc
r the dividend thus placing the @ os
a, tho same terms original Stockholders ana maj uu
hc offered each in Norfolk, Richmond and ieters
hn,, md 1863 in the time for selling Inc sa
~, on hc let day March unless sooner dlsposed OF;
,cr the AUTHORITY given III" Office at Richmond ohe '
sale 'oo Sh'''s Wv ' w +. STROTHER Cashier.
7O-3&wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

ssG LANES BOLTON former pupil and assistant Of Dr. Va
enno Mott Of New York. has settled in Richmond, with the
several years the New York nhmn'y for Diseases
branches of procession Tic may consulted for the present.
at The residence Of Philip arson Esq, at the Office Of the
late pr. Bri:ss.
Dec
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UDUCATlON-Thc next session in the subscriber 5
E'I school will commence on Monday, The IAN day OF
Jnnunry, 1899 The character Of This school has been
so long and so avoraby known, as 10 render any re.
mark in reference thereto unnecessary.
Terms for board and tuition STA bedding and cam
dies if furnished by the subscriber Sc The subscriber
has purchased situation which he considers peculiarly
suited to his professional purposes about mile from
the junction. Immediately on the r., F. and Potomac
Railroad and less than half mile from the Louisa
Railroad; 10 which he intends moving so soon as the
buildings are prepared for the reception OF his school
| THOMAS II. FOX.
Taylorsville, Dec. % G6-w4w
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NOTlCE.- have removed my Office 10 the formerly occn
- pied by Dr. Thomrs johnson, next door 10 Messr q J. D
James Co., where can he found from until O'Clock
GEO. r. CRUMf, Collector Of Tie City 1d1e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

needing of the President and Directors OF the ou,s1 ha
"a road Company Fcdcckshall Depot, on sa'ua!' '"e
oil doy of December, l3'S: .. - l., IL
Resclred That dividend of two and half per crn"m DC
h Cmo,pr due and paid the LIST instant, "I'ch w"
~ Jic,r,d on and the 18th day OF January next III inc
o;re cr rhc COMPANY. BY order of the Board: >. ~,
ONCE " '"' "a 81 NATI ANIEI. THOMPSON, CH
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Dec II

ha employed MI John H. NO
ell "a Teacher open School nj Hickory Goon
m tho I1h of January which will he taught The ann ana
C.t tho various branches of Mathematical science
Coo,-on,y vii the usr OF GloLcs English Grammar &c he
scLoo will close ith Of December following incuns
vacation of one month"; making term OF months
i Young gentleman Of the highest rsfcciHbiiy ana a a
evidence Of teach having hccn "ngasedn eacns
Ear several general satisfaction 10 MS
The prcc for beard tuition will be $780, for board n'tnn
w1ui" ~" 10 '""V IEo w,l4Ii J. y. &. BROWN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-15

ES called SETTLE and did settle
tie difficulty between Samuel T. Hcndrck and Henry Thonp
horse trade and do believe that the bond executed by
tA! Thompson Samuel T. Hendek, difference the
% was frauduently obtained, publicly advertised by
" thompson. But believe the charge false and unounded
JOSEPH NJ CLARKE,
FRANCIS A. WILSON,
Jaa2 re o,wsw
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General Collection and Agency Business.

THE subscribers offer their services TO tho public ut large as
Agents objection Of Debts Sale or Rent "i heai Is
Hiring Servants and a ohcr business trnnsHcohs 10
their services be desired Office IN the room formerly
occupied Thos. johnson, and next door TO r. = james
Co. GEO l.; ChuMi, AEp
Novs l5i-r5 DABNEf NJ eill-hLN.
sTNITED STATES HOTEL date olts --llns splendid cs-
tabshucn will he e-cPeucd the 18th OF January under 'he
charge Situated the junction OF Fulton with
Pearl Water offers nduccmcn to the mcf
chant business. Commod"us private Pnrors with ed
rooms omey furnished and fitted for family
parties subscriber acrs himself that the Improvements
will rrnor the Hotel an eligible cs" Tor ciz"s
and strangers, TIE ar will be furnished with variety OF IL
selected, and the Table supplied with all the xu
RES 1t will be the ambition OF the subscriber 10
tender The equal any, and he pledges
tons expense shall be spared to merit share OF patronage anu
give satisfaction the public.
The will be for the reception company at n hours
Jams lG9-lOJ EDWIN IL. lAiE.
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NRINTING INK-Just received at this office, a
g supply Of Johnson celebrated News Ink. for win
Ter Use which will be sold for 30 cents per pound, for
.,., Nov 9
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RaORUS MULTlCAULIS AND SILK WORM
I'VE EGGS.-3000 Trees in cases, ready Tor iEansPor
taon; and supply of Silk Worm Eggs oil Tie most
approved kinds-received and for sale by
j. Il. D. LOWNES, ACT,
JAMS [G9-r7 Richmond, Va.
ENRESH MOUNTAIN GLOVER SEED.-35 bush.
Il els, just received and for sale.
WYATT s. WHITE,
Jan I2 T72-3tl Sir doors beiOto The Bell.
FEyHE SILK GROWER.-A supply of this Invau-
q able periodical, edited by Ward, Cheney " Bro
Tiers, received and for sale, by
J II. LOWNES, Agent,
Cross street ieuding to .hay0's Fridge.
January IL I'll