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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23
CITY COUNCIL.

At called meeting. on Friday 18th nst Present-G A.
Myers President, Sam. Hafdgrove, J. c. Crane Tbos
a. Rust. l.. w. Chomberlayne, X. w. Haxall, j. NJ
wickham, b. Slade, w. ID. Blair, JOS Mays and VIM
w. Crump
On motion Of Mr.. Crane,
Resolved, That the Committee of the Old Market be
and they hereby authorized have the bell on the Old
Market house, broken, recust or exchanged for
sound and draw the Chamberlain for tc cost
VI.
ting that he has been engaged for number Of years in
the manufacture aud sale Of gas and suggesting the fea
sbiy and proprey Of lighting this city with that
and submitting the outline Of charter for the incorpora-
ton OF Gas Company for that object the capital 10 be
100000 with the privilege Of eKendugi to 5000 900,
and the city TO have the right take the works at some
future period, at It's pleasure.
Whereupon, motion mado by Mr.. Wickham that
tho following be adopted:-Whereas after long enoui-
~ the Council is satisfied, that s advisable that the
lighting OF the CITY, as an experiment. should be conduc-
tod by private enterprise; and seemingly favorable terms
having boen offered by Mr. c. u. DUNCAN and others;
therefore, be 1t resolved thst the Council consent 10 an
plioaton TO the Legislature for charter for lighting IA,
city with gas, by the said G.. b. Dungan and others But
that the terms Of the charter may be such will promote
the interest Of the city:
Be II further resolved that committee Of five be an
pointed 10 communicate with the SAID G. d DUNCAN and
10 represent the interest u the city before the
with instruction 10 ask condition. that no powers
be granted this subject which shall be
approved by the City Council
Tire following resolution was offered by Mr. Crumo q,
9 substitute.
Resolved tnat Commits be appointed 20 consider and
report upon the sc me for lighting tho city with gas sub
ted by Mr. Z. g. DUNCAN sn1 upon the ehaer
10 DO Obtained oy him from the Legislature; add that the
sald committee report to the Council M1ndsy merit.
The Substitute adopted; and the resolution having
then been agreed committee accordingly appoin
ted Of ho''rs Crump. Chsmbsrayne snd Msyo.
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GuRpJSsyILLE, Dec. ISIS. lsI5.


l on my return from IN exploration Of
the Blue Ridge with the extension OF the Louisa
railroad into the valley Of the Shenandoah riyer. After
careful search OF range Of 80 miles. Mr. cootsy, IN
Engineer of unquestonsd qualifications will report that
Powel's Cap in the county Of Greene miles south of
Simmons could be passed with the aid Of tunnel Of mo-
dera'e length. But the expense suppose, will be rather
too great for present Means and believe the true po-
hey will be 10 make railroad promptly possible, 10
the Eastern base, and McAdamized road TO Harrison
burg.
Several important discoveries result from the survey
Powes Gap is just the point. best calculated bring the
trade OF the Valley TO Richmond being the very nearest
par Of the rdge - arrsonhug-and between 25 and 30
| TO Stanton. McAdamized road OF easy grades can
be made with less expense than at other gap-and il
meets in direct line from Gorionsyiie-the dividing
ridge between the Of the Rivlnna and the RAND
Anne. which affords for Is miles, cheap location for
railroad any part the Louisa road-and NJ one
will be about Is miles from Madison Court House, thus
opening way market for some of the most des,u,e
counties in the State.
am conEden, it will not exceed $4,000 per mile
Distance from Gordonsve rs mies-three hfths of the
necessary make this short road II
by the Legislature will bring the great bulk OF he trade Of
the Valley TO Richmond and open most valuable martet
facility for Pendleton Rockingham, Shenandoah PAGE
Augusta, Albemare. Madison Greene and Orange.
/ 4 McAdamzed road has been thought by some 10 he
/ the proper improvement to commence ct Gordcnsyile-
Without discussing the advantages Of rsond-be want
Of material to make a road settles the Question:
There the line between Bsrbourye and Tho
mountain-snd it will onsequenhy more to make
McAdamized than railroad Tor that distance have been
assured by cautious, thinking in Greene that the
Legislature will subscribe three.hhs, one.hfth will DO
raised between the Southwest and the Bluerdze noun
tains. You Of committee. appointed at the
Uarisopburg Convention, to forward this improvement
Your position gives you the best opportunity, aad hope
! you will put your shoulder to the wheel
| Respectfully yors, &C.,
f. FoNTAINE.
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To CORREspONDENTS &c

Very many Communications hand will be disposed Of
fast possible We must ask again for condensation
The suggestion Of an Amherst Correspondent we deem
valuable that shall every exertion effect the
object he proposes; but cannot be effected by publication
Ii must be attempted in another form.
Lynehburg Correspondent have little question is
right but it would be imprsccable prove the fact
utility in saying any thing about it.
They who undertake to complain that their corespon.
dence suppressed ought be in the first place that
it is worthy of any better fate, and in the second
Der that the privilege of discretion be reserved by
those who have "take the responsibility"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23
JUDGE GARLAND.

The humspe sentiments expressed by the Picayune
will hnd response In every feeling bosom.
"Theo we're number Of reports in circs!=e. yesfer
day respecting Judge Garland, Of which wsre IN
doObtedy without foundation and others 20 be hoped
were also. IL has only become known that the Gamma
hon Of which we spoke Yesterday, resulted in issuing
warrant Tor his arrest under charge Of forgery Since
fsn, authentic intelligence has been received respect
ing him. lie had not been srresied lasf evening from
which infer that he TO be found his usual re-
sidsnee bot vhst has become Of him. whether he in the
city gone hence or gone, whittier hss not uansped
wss rumored that he made renewed attempts 10 put On
end 10 his existence. This fsin hope not the esse
There has never occurred 30 rsmhrkable, terrible
tell ss his and but that a public mind is restless op-
pressed and uneasy Under thsf have
made, We would not aludo the sgsn II we could
would draw veil the transaction and tho me norv
Of The misguided forever Prom the depth Of In. pub
ho grief az the abssement Of held loy ps
IN the sate, may be inferred the ovotwhsng IN cton
~hich = IN for the immediate members Of IN, family
Sc hssIug into hearts that sOr,ly bruised"
lP,esyuas l2h.
The New Orleans JsfIorso1sn Of the I3th SAYS:
"JuteF GAHLaED-Ths individual hiss euded the pur-
ssit a ius MI. ID. Augustn ibe sheriff Of he parish
whom the eOn6dod fjr his arrest has
been sbie fnd min. I, reported that Judge g.
preeeedcd up the nvr On Thursdsy morning"
The New Orleans " Della ssysi
Be, whsts lesson should the fall Of this man give "a
tb> void. He enjoyed the love add eon6denc8 ~
fellow eienr; he had reached Of the highest station.
q honor which they could confer upon hr aspred 10
other posts whch he you'd have sehieVed and once he
f.ls Toto the depths Of dsgfsdsU1n. Who know
hear u man, and who stand In Judgment gainst h.
fsilovt Who shall sy'Uvt thee gone; for ho'iei
thse thou' who saads % hrm that may be seduc
sdi'"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

pJ WUTARs BaLsAs WITH CurERY IHE sHKIr REMEDY
CONVENTION, and the best Medicine Man for Ash
ma 81 every stage Liver complaints hits
Gods Bleeding OF the Lungs shoses pains and
In the Side breast and the Pumo-
nary Organs Avery important disease
eIes powerful influence, s that Diseased Liver In
this complaint has undoubtedly than an
remedy hitherto employed and when
had endured long and suffering disease without
eeiving the least betet from remedies when Mercury
has been reorted To In yan, the Of
ho Liver heal by action and peTma
aer known remedy produce
dsdred effect
Besides M astonishing efficacy above utoned
also find eetua remedy Asthma Complaint in
which has been decided success. even IN
cases OF years standing,
only smansies from regular Physician but has also been
well tcEed in all the complaints for which II
u Intention therefore, either cloak mystery or in
deceive the public by the con
shall simply enisAyour brief statement Of
fumes and aaitoT myself that surprising s-aey viii me
TO furnish such proofs Of rs will satisfy
duIous that Consunpiop and CAN CURED n thi.
medicine be resoed to For wholesale and retail by
deli GAYNOR, WOOD 4 CO. Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23
CHRIST HEALING THE SICK

The clear afforded fine opportunity on yesterday to
see this hne Pc;le and goody number Of visitors
q the Tnntv Church. number OF persons have wr,t
ten and sent IN from the country know i've length of
time the painting will remain in Richmond consequently
Tue utmost bounds ere now set On Monday night ne
the picture will be exhibited IN Petersburg IL will remain
until after Saturday nights eahb the Trinity Church
where 1t can be se-n either day evening. The opinion
OF the proprietor s that persons desire see th. mi,
nV but once, especially " they TO see i, M wrk nj
Ar) the proper time by day light Lectures descriptive
ct the SIXTY characters will take place at and g. and
- o'clock each day; and also o'clock If the alien
dance Is lage enough 10 i;. On Christmas day
Lecture. Wi. be givea every hour from A. NJ. UNI,
r. NJ In order that people may wei. this
before they approach II. Is the that so gr.u,
Der OF extracts and Of critics given in the pub
c press by the following notice It will be seen that per
sons not altogether IN the habi, ccizing proof, of Arr
are some carried away wh the eject the and
life presented this anaired of canvass which
son ny penihmin Wesi for fifteen thousand doiia
Baltimore Republican
Although do profess be connoseurs in Paint
log, yet we withhold the expression of IN, b;yh
qualification which received from examination of
VESTS celebrated Picture OF Christ Healing the Sick which
now on exhibition at the Masonic Hs-and we advise
those who fond of the fine arts not q lose the
opportunity of inspecting this splendid Psinng Ii pre-
sents TO view interesting in the life of our S
vonr and the various hsures are represented with del
iiy OF expression that Is astonishing The anpuo f b.
sick-he anxiety OF their parents-the benigny and in
teigeDce OF the Saviour-he mdness of John-,h. s,r,
ness OF Peer-and the cunning Of Iudas-are all pour
uayed TO the life. IL would be almost i'm
TO give such ds,nctness each. where MANY indd
ais grouped Ogether-and yet is done with such
prsng accuracy that the figures appear almost stand on,
IRON the canvass The eyes have their natural
and when examined closely the veins in the hands nd
feet distinctly peceptbe In short it is one of those
master pieces Of art which the public seldom have an op
poruniy TO see and which deserves be universally
amsed. We cannot doubt that the citizens OF Bamor
and particularly the ladies', will eagerly seize opporruoi
~ to view this truly work OF OF the
superior excellence OF the Painting, il will tend more firm
y to impress upon the mind which possesses
interest TO every protesting Christian. In other cities il
has excited great attention. and been visited by
and we hope that ii will prove less attractive in Ba
| spirit"
line admitanee ibis Picture is but Is ccn,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23
LIGHTING THE CITY WITH GAS.

We are sure it will give the people OF the Metropolis
the sncerest pleasure learn that this saut.y step.
long wished for and important the interests Of n
now in fair way be accomplished, and that upon
the advantageous the city, requiring indeed ad
OF money. The plan by incorporated Compa
ny, the head OF which gentlemen Of known cape
rence and proby. and who have displayed their skill in
Of the Northern cities 1t is of course.
suppose, that the charter will be granted by the Legislature
and that DONE the work will be commenced as the
weather will permit, and completed in - months The
City Council has yielded its appreciation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

~ Ciroui, Superior Court, Judge Nchola, presiding

~ Circuit Superior Court, Judge Nicholas presiding
ps. Proceeding for a divorce.
Thomas
This up yesterday upon the plea rendered by
the defendants Counsel. to the Jurisdiction Of the Court
upon the ground that the Of 1871 repealed the act Of
1897 under which this proceeding instituted And
that the aforementioned DID give iha Court jurs
detion Of divorce The cause was argued by j.
X. Cook. Esq, the part q the Defendant and James
Lyons and Samuel Taylor Esqr's. for the Plaintiff w.
r. mcfarland. Esq. retained Counsel for tho De-
fendan and upon tho conclusion Of the argument upon
the question involved In the plea.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23
Teras, Oregon and California,

On the 10Th Dec, ths y. York Locos held a
grand pow WOW at Tammany Hall.
The News Of the 20th says:
Oregon Te1ss and Calitornia Meeting IA old Tam
many in Support Of the Presid.nrs uessIgs 1ad M1-
nispal RefOrms
Last night, pursuant q call OF tbs Democratic Repub
lican Young Mems General Committee, a meeting was
held In Tsmmany Hail. for the expression Ct opinions
the message OF the President OF the United States and
also upon the subjects OF Constitutions and Reform
Above the platform banner suspended, simple
buteIpressive. II was tr-starred, thus
TEXAS. OREGON
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CAN THIS RE TRtIE7

The New York Journs 81 Commerce. says: A letter
from Wing member Of Congress iron New E1slind 10
his TREND IN this in 70 nquir the aie
u the present AnH 10 scaled lie say he hls ksn pains
10 inform hmsf and tho result u, that the sdn sradon
can command msJ rity, though tbs enufe dele CATION VI
Pcnrsyiysnia should adhere {, the Tauf Of 1912
Tho Washington eo-re'p,ndont Of the New York Cou-
er and Enquirer wiites" nave given you but ru-
mors IN Relation the osiuon Of tbs JtsuDn sm now
sbo 10 state thnk "ih lin that chez by
tho Camb H. receiy ~ Mr. Psckonnan, not In Tho
least In c.sppfoval n his couro cau also state pos>
lively that tho negotiation has not been resumed"
y II. Pat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

EXTENSION OF THE LOUISA RAIL RoAD-REvIvAL OF
THE RICHMOND AND YORK TOWN RAIL RoAp-RR-
LECTION OF THE TWO CONGRATULATIONS Ap-
DRESSED To TIE FRIENDS or IMPROVEMENT IN THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE COUNTRY
Col. Fonaine's letter OF the Editors probably
not written for publication but It's ssac
tory that will withhold than. There no improve
contemplated in Virginia. of short an extent and
small Cost, watch promises results immediate and
splendid as The extension Of the Louisa Rail Road and we
invoke the People OF Richmond deeply Interested to
enter at once upon the necessary measures.
The revival of the Richmond aud York Town Rail Road
(see M Lacys reso!uon) Is important; she wing
the righIspt psneTai NJ the de water country This
road. costing little snd Leading the finest and
harbor in Ameriea would nearly pay per by parties
OF pleasure visiting Little York and gorg down 10 ca,
Oysters, Crabs, T.rapias Fsh. vea.on Ducks But
II IN ght prove of vast commercial Inp Irance.
We feel little unoasness from he te9 rsjeetsd Roads
They were obviously LOST irnm dsasct"n to The cause
OF improvement bat from the eon;, OF local interests
The effect viii BE- nope and believe, lead 10 concert
and 10 the dg-st" oae seao;e! sshes u improvement,
by iis fnenos IRON all quarters OF the Slate.
Upon the prosperity and necessity IT such an we in
tended TO eIpsae large, but arc cut short BY
having sleady oVeTsiepPed our limits.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

The present Superintendent Of the Poor House
n tho City Of Richmond having resigned his Office 20
take effect the 18th day Of May next the Board Of Over
will proceed supply his place tho let day u
JANUARY ensuing. Applicants for the Office will 10y oil
testimonials " character snd qualifications before the Board
that day, in he meantime place them in the hands Of
SAM'L r. ADiE,
de l6-c2w President Of the Board.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23
LETTER FROM LONDON TO THE EDITORS OF
THE WING.


THE WING.
A friend in London under date of the third
December, writes us the following luminous birds
eye view Of affairs in England. We cannot AZ.
sent TO all his views:
LONDON, DroENBEp ID, rs.
"A week sgo tho Of were loud and freauent
and very general impression seemed TO prevail that
rupture with rs, not Inevitable, highly probable
The papers Of 81 shades In politics eoncued In lsyshinR
the most unmusated sbuse upon uswhich had the very
natural effect Of rou'ng the dondsr Of all Aeesn snd
dispose them too to brush. Bot the news by the ree,n
shva bss had the tendency Of queing in some degree
the public mind The Unions pckwcksn explanation Of
oil Oregon none ana Mr.. Web.tefs speech have conr
buted 70 this result Mr. Webuers Speech and Mr.. Web
ser ~ self, you will observe, eESyagany sulo-
Rsod by the pressand particularly that which sop
Ports tbs ministers II said, that II known here be-
iOre-ha d that Mr. Webster would deliver tho identical
speech he did. The notion 4 both the United States and
bngsnd guranceing the Independence Of Oregon 10 of
English origin, and very fsvofo with TIC minister's
BY hat England would the entire territory
IN sectfor the power be erected there would be
entirely under it, dominion snd Influence. For my psr
hink oonfodcrscy already too large, ard really wish
that Ill the county beyond the Rocky Mountains we'll
Texas. the bpiton Of the Bot those re.
gons exist and may be plague 10 u.s. suppose prinoi-
pie Of self interest and elf defence would Justify and re-
lnre towards them TO enable them 10 do us
as little injury % possible. Avose. therefore, ss am TO
extending our limits would prefer that evil TO greater
(which new power the Pacific under British inAu.
snce, would BE-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

NOTicE We ask toe attention O Deaio.s 10 our sale Of
GrOceues. SHOES, &c, his morning II lOl D'cDck.
de % DUNLOP MrNcUkL e. Co, Auc's.
hU1TERifsker Gisdcs superior, and barrels Inc 70
- Butter, bosd the Columbus, river and
hourly srpceted-for seby
ds9a CAPgRToN 4 CeUMP
HOOK UF the COJONfEs-Cong sing q H.sofy ~ tbs
- Colonies composing Unt-d hs discovery m
the Sth OF rhs Revout onay
War compiled from the best suontss BY tJbn Post H.
suhor ~ b. BOOK Of Army &C. with plates publ he'd
for 'ss BY DRlNkER hORRIs
Do ~
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Sac 1reasurv BILL.

On Friday, MI Dromgoole reported bill fro the Com
mittee OF Ways and Means for reesiablsang the Sub
Treasury, which twice read aud clmniued.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

The New fo'k Express, referring he failure n large
grocery and commission house, IN thsf CITY SAYS, "The
psrne. e high Sanding, and azsins, s2UOOOU Of debts
show s30O.00O Of asses aud il 10 thought will proee,d
sssin ~ onee"-BaiL rot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

The Hon. JoHS T. CILnoUz left here Yesterday afternoon
in the Wilmington Boat, en- 'OSte for Washington.
ChsrI,,foa Courier, Dee. 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

The sales OF cotton 300 bales, I, turn, nm, ,h, INN
bales were sold yesterday.
several sales OF Genesee -four have been mad. in thou
wego at S6.2a. Southern Of S6,37I.
hea, dull; several parcels offered but only l25,
lou bid Tor any $500 Blu. rye cold at sOS cts, dey
o. Corn deare 600 busbcs Southern no sod at as
cents measure and old, BY weight 10 held at go cent?
honsh less would perhaps be taken; oats plenty At 4sc
oaisy, mere is good deal in pressed on the
500 bb' city beef brough, 1855 and $3.50. Very lit
tie movement in pork. Butter rather heavy.
drudge Wh,key 253c. sales; OF Dbl. 27c, sales.
Sterling Saet. prem; fraacs 5,263a271.
r. s. Evenng-Nothng farther to state.
Jonr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

rAsps sARsArARLLA-lEsre difference OF opn,on ,r,o.
e MEDICAL Faculty TO the theory one nn
peeSng that the ars Srb matter set.
upon the brain and nerves the other Bur
e AFTER are numbered Curvrr Tv.sde ho.t on dr.,
masnates and the recent OF Ch.mrv h,xr -
rendered their theory beyond dispute Erysjp.a. and an
o'hr lima nn7ioy affections and n-sumrn. nsv
De saey referred OF the blood ,,S
s through this fluid that sands A.
nary influence Upon this naadirs
oruhs particulars and evidenss or m, vup-ror
gratis. W .sen'~
" repd .ud sold wholesale and and for erport,t,op
~ a. SANDS Co. Druggists and Chemists G.aEite Build
rc, NO IS broadway Chambers street New
oH a,so oy h.tA DuVAL CO. Agents, Main street, RisA
rao1d Va " Price 81 Rotte. SIX bottle, for as
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MARRIED

on Thursday evening the nth instant the county OF Ro,n
Ike, by Rev. George Wilmer Rev Tn W. sYpsoR 10 Miss
,L.ueHE w, daughter Of l. James BeCanshan
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COMMERCIAL RECilRn
RICHMOND MARKETS
lk.r'kfkD Aso ooRR,crrp TWICE. a wrru ron I'm, - >,

a
rI.o,IR III. DtcsssR ~. Isas
market perfectly inactive. No saes m.L,ry ara ~ ms
chascis the m,rsct 'u no pur-
WmEAras.l.- to-day a, ii0sii5 for bes, parcel.
So0N-IOaI5 cts. and wanted.
OATS-3In<0 cts. and wanted
CUT NAlLS-4t to 4Sc
N: Z. CoTTON-6l a cents.
50a75c. 49, " e'''o' oiaek
WhlSkEY-3ls33 cents
CANDL3S-Sperm 30s32c /; P.,en, sD.,,n Az. ,r.,,.
Patent l3e; Talow l0ai2} ''A"'
os,V; Java lQA,lic. sS
mEkDS GRAsS-s7Ic to a.
IiMOThY Do.-S3 Der bushel
SLotEk SEED-In demand NJ
In i-n No Shad o7s7}; No. Cut Herrinss
sen , 10 small parcsls from store ut ga
PIG lR0N-S29s3O
LiME-9l.l23 from the vessel.
MoLAsSES-N. Orleans 25,27e. Po,,o R,.o o..oe,
Cuba 22a2ec. s' TUT" n'eo <$A<oG
on olLIWintor strained oil best los cts; FAN strained
eOse5; Whale In bbls 44c. ~
90 pkoVlSioNs-Bacon (hog round) Western s,s,e.
ssss see aits Sides sie; smhfsd tos roua
sin SAC. P'' ''"' ''' M
suGARs.-N.o o. Ga u. Porto Rico !, 81.
al l75as2. TF'' '"1 "o'us' urn
cATTLE-Beef from ssa to Il; Sheep from o. to "a;
EXCHANGE.
n YORK draft: ~ Ct Baltimore draft. ,.3 Prem
shisaepma }at prom. North Csrolina ls3 dis
South Caroins dis. Wheeling 2di.
ii,Is,sury Notes /. prem. Tennessee 3di..
Alabama Sac dis Specie 4 prom.
COAL FREIGHTS.
10 baltimore 70 to bu.heL 10 Philad<ph,. sasI
cents to New York 81 esnu Boston, cent. Ri-s-I -s.
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FOR RENT.
80 comfortable Faady Residence e0n,si, fns sir
atf rooms It'd Oube kitchen upper end Of
Grace siree and neu 5oor Rrnncs D. Harts Eco In
mediate pos'ession given. Terms fts'on'be.
de % CAPHaTOy D. CgrgP
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pUCKwHEkT FLoUR-A few haifbbls OF J. B.ns s.st
- Buekwhsst Flour, for sale by
de- JONES q WINSTON
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UoYTS oFFICE.-Drawing OF a Grand Lottery CONES
to hand by o'clock. Capital $40 000 Tickets only
S5-Shaes in proportion, for sale until II o'clock at
HOYTS OFFICE.
No. T. Exchange.
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HINTON HILL SCHOOL.
FgvHE exercises Of IN .chooi will be re,pued
u ON 10Th OF January. sac, snd will close
10Th Deccmb Dor folIowfug-with vacation OF
Elk weeks. sometime in the summer.
In this school taught all preparatory College,
and ~ courses Of MATHEMATICS spd LANeUhGR-vith Other
subjects practicable n Academy young In
tending finish College Tuition ana BOsrd mol,
including candies sIoc, one half psysble IN advsnee.
mo @ BLACKWELL.
Hinton hin, Dee. 18th 1915. de 23-cN'
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NJ oRRIss BACON HAMs-23o0 those spendid
lVl Hams cured In the style OF Dr. j. NJ Morris Louis
for sale by JONES Il WINSTON.
d.o