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7 EECHES!-Just received from New Yorl,
IL per schr Mary Jane, fine healthy SPANISH
LEECHES, for sale at the Drug Store, doors be-
low Middle. CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
Sep 9
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DOARDING AND Day SCHOOL. No,

- folk, va, under the SuperintendanCe Of Mrs.
5. CROKER.
Mrs. G. takes this method to inform the citizens
of Norfolk and vicinity, that she has taken the
large and airy Room in the Dwelling House occu-
pied by Mrs. Berry, Cumbcr land street for the
purpose of establishing a Seminary for Young La
dies and Misses.
This Institution will be opened for the reception
of Pupils on the 10th of September. Its design Is
TO impart Il thorough practical and finished Fduca
ton. Advantages will be offered for acquiring an
extensive and thorough acquaintance with the
| English Language, Latin, French and Spanish
Also, Music, Drawing and Painting, and various
styles of Embroidery Mrs. C?will be assisted by
Teachers of the first talent.
Particular attention will be paid to the moral,
and manners of the Pupils placed under Mrs C's
care and it will be her aim TO bring the social az
lcctons into exercise, to train the pupil to correct
habits of thought and action and to make the ac-
QUESTION OF knowledge pleasant occupation.
Mrs. 6. will continue giving Lessons i'm Pcnman-
ship at the School Room from hnlf-pas four TO half
past five O'Clock Terms Of Tuition made known
at her School Room
Those who may wish TO take Lessons in Pcnman-
ship or enter Day Scholars will please leave
their names with Mrs. Berry, at The School Room.
Mrs. G. takes pleasure i'm stating that shci kind.
~ permitted to make the following references.
w. w Scotou. Esq, Mayor Of Wasn rtOu, d.
2; Rev. o. y. Brown Rev. George w. Samson
Rev. ). Sprole; Rev. S. u. Willis, Catskill, N. Y
Rev. Scptinus fustou, Chaplain of the senate
Rev. A. a. Muller u. EIallctt, Esq, Boston J.
a. Underwood ESD, N. Y. July %
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ITO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
l. LEATHER IN ANY FORM.-OH. OF TAN.

y IT..A II TN N .itNl TVI.NI'-VII OF INN.
MN, OR LEATHER RESTORER a new Chcmi-
cal Discovery. Most people know that Skins and
Hides are converted into Leather by the use of a
Tannin extracted from certain banks &c. When
the force and strength of the Tannin is worn out
leather becomes dead, hard dry, brittle, cracked
covered with crust, &c To restore the life, soft
ness mosInfss, strength, smoothncss, &c, use the
OIL OF 'FANNlN, which pcnetratcs the stiflest and
hardest leather, If it has been twenty years in use
and if it tears easily with the fingers, it mpars at
strength that is utterly incredible until seen.
1t becomes like new leather, in all respects with
delightful sotness and polish, and makes all leath.
or completely and perfectly mpervious to water,
particularly boots, shoes, carriage tops, names,
hose, trunks and in fact all things made of leather,
wear and durability, in whatever manner the lcath-
er is used.
Now, granting these things arc true, the dis
covcry is of infinite value to the world, and the
easiest thing then prove it is to call and purchase
a bottle at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
Sep 3 Corner o. High and Middle SITS
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NEW GOODS.-I havc inst rcccivcd q nov L

NEW GOODS have Just received a new lot
~ Of Gcntlcmeu'z Ladies' and Misses Shoes Of
all descriptions. Also splendid lot Of Umbrellas
and Walking Canes, cheaper than the other lot !;
Trunks Of all descriptions, Sole Leather Innings
and Bindings Calf skins, Buff Leather, Split Skins
Horse Leather Waxcd Leather, Morocco Skins
Pegs, Avis, Hammer Shoc Knivcs Thread Of ,II
numbers, Gcutemcn's Fine Channel Boots Fiuc
Peg Boots, Boctccs Of all kinds Navy Tics all de.
sounding country will do well by calling and cx.
aiming my stock. aud prices, before prrchasino
elsewhere, and will assure them that thew can ret
better bargains at my store than any other in the
town VIM. Il. PITCHER
West side Crawford It,, Sign Of the Big Boot.
Aug q
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DETER PARLEY'S New and Improved GE-
L OGRAPHY for beginners; with eight, Maps
and one hundred and fifty engravings. supply
just received by
Sep2 W. IL. H. HODGES & co.
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I ANGHORN NE 81 SONS EXTRA TO-
~ BACCO.- Just received another lot Of that
fine TOBACCO, which cost $50 in the leaf, for sale
at factory prices by
Aug 26 WILLS & Co 70
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DERCfMMON WOOD WANTED is or
a 20 Cord good PERClMMON WOOD, either in
logs or blocks, for which fair cash price will be
given. Apply to CHAS. II. HEINITSH,
Drug store, High ST., 18th door below Middle
Aug IS
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ENINAL NOTICE.-Thc Notes aud Accounts
II Of Doctor WIN. Collins not paid previous to
the 18th Of September next will be collected by pro-
cess of Law. 5. WHEELER, AttOrucy.
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UININE-5O OUNCES Of Suphate dc Quiniue,
" just received at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM
July IL High street
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NOFFEE.-3O bags of LagIira and st. Domin-
~ go COFFEE, from g. to l25 cents per lib.
Aug y II. BROOKS Jr.
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ENOR PICKLING!! a supply of the follow
~ ing Fresh Spices, suitable for Picking, viz:
Mace-White Gnger-Alspicc,
White Mustard Secd-Tumeric,
Black do do-Back Pepper
Cloves, Cinnamon, Garlic,
Long Pepper, &c, sc.
Just received and for sale at the
Aug29 MEDICAL EMPORIUM, High ST.
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DRiVATE BOARDING. house, w.
1 LANE, on Middle, between North and Glas-
glow Streets, Portsmouth, Va. N h. Transient
Boarders taken by the week or month.
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KEEp IT BEFORE THE PEOPLEL

II EEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE!-
m The Subscriber informs the public that he
continues the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS on
the Corner OF High and Middle streets, where he
will be happy to receive orders, and execute Thorn
in style not to be surpassed, as may be demon,
stratcd to the satisfaction OF those who will do him
the favor to call and examine his work He has
some OF the most fashionable specimens Of
CABIN EFT WORK.
ALSO a large lot OF Curlcd Maple, Rush and Wind.
sor CHAIRS.
appeals to the feelings Of generous public to ex.
tend to him portion of its patronage. Old Fur.
turc taken in exchange for New.
E D. HAYNES.
o. All persons indebted to me are respectfully
invited to call and settle their bills
June 10 F. oh.
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NOTICE-A PETITION Vail be- presented to
~ the next Legislature of Virginia, praying for
the passage of an Act to Incorporate the town of
Portsmouth; comforting upon her municipal rights
and privileges. All persons interested will take
due notice. Aug 2O-tC
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- WHEELER, Attorney and Counsellor at
~. Law, Portsmouth, Va
%, Office ON Crawford street, Two Doors below
the Crawford House, where he " i'll he pleased to
see all persons having business in tho line of his
profession. Au~0 M
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will always find the very best BUTTER that
the Baltimore Markets can produce by calling at
4" The Red Sign" r. BROOKS, Jr.
Aug %
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BLACK & GUNPOWDER TEA received
~ and for sale by l.. X THOMAS,
Aug7 West side Market SQUARE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12

her eye the very las, ,ha, had rested upon h isa
lures.
After the funeral, when the few vsluabes belonging
to the drceas"d collected together she was ask
ed whether she would not wish to keep something IN
rem embsrsnce Of him and told that she might
take for that purpose any thing she pleased.
May i--sure, then, III take this" laying her
hand eagerly upon 1t. Il was old handkerchief,
s'iled and rumpled, which the young man had worn
around his neck during the last hours o his Illness
and which, in the hustle and confusion. had been left
the bed just where il had been thrown after his
death.
The friends urged her make another choice. No,
she would have that. and only that
They asked her take something in addition al all
events; something of mrre value
NO. nu-nothing but that she wanted no.hng
more.
une gentlemen pointed out the possible danger OF
h, selection, and warned her at eas, not to hold
near her person.
But by this time the poor girl had become impatient
what like with my own.
And with the word, the handkerchief was drawn
tightly round her throat and the ends thrust deep
whn her bosom: and one who stood nearest her could
hear The almost whispered wo ds-lle did me nothing
but good life, and I'm he won't hurt me now
1t unnecessary 10 say with what feelings the rela
tyes looked upon her, when they heard Of the devotion
the lost and brother; she Immediately offer
ed home among them but It gratefully declined,
the duty accomplished and she preferred return
ing to the Io~ly and se.f,denyIng course Of life IN
which her lot cast.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
Agents Tor the Arkansas Int-IIigencer.

Aseuts 'oI inc Atkausas inttiiiseucefs
Arnold tIanrs. Liverpool. England.
Gro. W. Clarke, Mississippi.
W. H. Ward. Washington City. ID. C.
W, P. D,.nkla. and NJ. lIuval. Fort Gibson.
J. Spears and l.. DeLano, Park Hill, C. Nation
|. STRAIN. Fayetteville. Ark.
James Hagnod. Boonsborough, Ark.
SamnrI q. Newton. General Agent.
Post Master, IlrIIs!orough. Arks.
Rev /. Jones. Cherokee p. U. Ch. Nation.
Post Master, kcdron.
PIP. PitchIynn. EagIetown Choctaw Nation.
Charles Johnson, Fort Washita.
Sloan Love, Chckasaw District.
R. N. Jones, Boggy Iepot.
c. G. Gooding. Fort Towson.
d Folsom, and John Penn. Doakssille
VIM. Riddle and J. B. Luce, Choc. Agency.
General W. Duval, Natural Dam.
W II IL NJ Mayors, Fort Smith.
Gen. Samuel Adams, CIarksvlIe.
Robert FraI. and Post Master, Little Rock.
Post Master. Pleasant Hill.
+. b. Aston, Spadra.
Thomas Pow ers. CIarksviIe.
Thomas A. Howell, Norrlstown.
s. NJ. Hays. Dover.
DR.. James n. Floyd, DnnviIe.
II. II. liygings. P. NJ. Low isburg.
Clarke u Carol, Belmont. Miss.
Fitzpatrick e. Morrill,. Holly Springs, Miss.
Walton d Sheafe. New Orleans.
VIM. Wilson. Spencer Academy.
Post Master. Bentonville.
w. c. Mitchell, CarroIIton.
Col. JAS Logan. BoonyiIIe.
Roht M"ffit. Franklin Co.
A. J. McLemore. Esq. Memphis, Tenn.
DR.. W. Gray, Horsehead.
Tho's A. Howell, Norrisiown.
Post Master. Lewisburg.
Gen. Sam. Mitchell. Post of Ark',.
J. N. Armstrong. Nashville. Ten.
II. S. Wilson, Huntsville. Ark.
Jno. Curiton. WaShburns Prairie Mo.
Cons Perkins and W Whitfield. Creek Agency.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
)TICE TO PRE.EMPTION
CLAIMANTS.

ssx person enslt.d to the right ef pre.cmp'
10 any lands within the limits of the town.
pbove enumerated, is required to establish the
j4fte satisfaction Of the register and recelv.
proper land Office, and make pay menl
Ilps soon as practicable after seeing his no
NJ before the day appointed for the com
II Of tho public sale Of the township
.G the tract claimed. (nbove designated,
~ such claim will bs forfs,ted.
= JAS. SHIELDS.
amissioner Of The General Land Office.
1876. l3w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
MY LAST SONGS FOR THEE, SUsII

MY LAST SONGS FOR THEE, SUSIE.
Ny last songs for thee, Susie.
My last song for thee,
There may be gems more rare,
There may be flowers more iair,
But dear to me, Susie.
dare breathe IL now, Susie,
dare breathe il now;
When life is ebbing fast,
And each pulse may be the last,
Aud death s:ls my brow, Susie,
And death is On my brow.
l know thou wilt weep, Susie,
know thou wilt werp,
When my heart shall silent be,
And throb more for thee.
And b.nraih the sud sleep. susie.
- Aud b. IA, aih the sod sleep.
My last thought is thine, Susie,
My last Thought is thine,
Th sweet IA d face see,
Aud il seems 10 smile on me,
Anu in death thou still art mine, Susie,
In ealh thou stiii arr mIne.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12

CaIifornia.-lt is now ascerialned that 'h's
whole territory has declared itself Independent
The people have driven out the MEXICAN author
i,rs. and have modelled Republican government
similar to that of the United Slates and OF Tex.
MS. Emigration is pouring into tho country an" =.
i, needs no inspiration to prophecy the result
which few years will witness. LIE: our unlo'
,ursue her constant practice. and recognise Cali
iornia Independence, and watch that no Europea"
mower NEEDLES in her affairs.
Vicksburp SEM iinei.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12

British Aggression Cincinnati Enquirer
saws: "We see it stated that the Hudson Bay
Company have taken possession Of Isle Rcyat',
lake Superior. This Island hennss 10 the uni,ed
States, and contains Two fine harhors. hoever
as posst ssinn Of this Island in time Of war e'In-
nanrs the lake. Ii the statement b.. correct. i:
IS mnniiestly the duty of our ''overumeH ig drs-
,,a,ch small force To Isle RoyaIe. Immediately
to ousi tho utruders Of the HUDSON Bay CoMsany.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
TIE SpIfre-The Captain Found Gniliy.--Th

,rini Of i'eisr F'oa5rsy, captain n' The s'h"cne'
Spifre for hrinc engng"d in the sl'v" trade oe'or'
the United Stn,es district Court "f Mas~achH>eu-
was brought tn cl"s' on the Nh 'n-t., when' al
ter ch,rge from Judge SPRAGuE. the Jury rem
dered il verdict Of guilty. with recommendation
of mercy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
CLlpPlNGS.

1t is stated in the Charleston Mercury that the
health of the Hon. George McDuhe is improving.
1t is said thnt hi. speech had no, been effected bv
tho paraIytic stroke with which he was afflicted.
The total amount of Treasury notes ou,s,and-
ing on the lst inst, was sS53,5l4 Is.
The Ruthschids, of Paris, sent donation Of
$3.50 to the relief Of the Pttsburg sufferers
The inrres, due upon the funded debt OF Penn.
ssIvania will unQu"slonabIy be paid without re.
course to the drawing Of checks upon the Bank
of Pennsylvania and from the effort making on
the pa r, Of Philadelphia and Lancaster counlIes-
which raise nearly one hair of the sem-annual
interest there is TO, the slightest doubt bnt the
August inter, st will be pald TO the last dollar
So writes a prominent citizen Of the 'keyslone
State. Edward B ties, of 81. Louis, has been se-
lec,ed by the Committee of Arrangements to de.
liver euIoyv upon Gen. Jackson. The barque
Muskngum which salled short time ago from
Cincinnati for Europe, has arrived at Lverpo"I.
She was ladened with provisions. So much for
Western enterprise All the arrangements have
been completed for tho immediate erection OF a
line Of Mngneic T.gr"Phs from B1,mSre i. h
New York, making Inc line c"ihpote from ash'
nyon city. The U. 5. Journal says that "we
learn from Mr.. Kendall that he has made arange-
ments for putting up the Magnetic Telegraph
from Springfield. Mass. to Buffalo, N. y. and
tha; he entertalns the opinion that IN few days
he shall be able to make a contract with the
same iudridni,l for the route from Boston TO N.
York" The Cherokee Advocate says that on Sat.
uriay l4th ultmo one Cherokee was uniortun-
ately droyn,I, N atom '!In5 to ford the Ar.
kansas, at Webbers Falls. 1t seems that he
had crossed the river in the morning on his wny
to IL bail play; when returning at night not know
ur the river had risen several feet during tho
day, he and a company of four men pushed right
into the stream.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
81. Louis Republican.

Likeness of Gen. Jackson.-Mr. He"lly, who
was sen, out by Louis Philippe, of France, to
take tho likeness Of Con. Jackson. Mr.. Clay. and
other distinguished men, has s"cceeded IN taking
n most accurate portrait. The Nashville wing
thinks i, is the best ye. taken, thou Oh Mt an age
aud under decay that does not do justice to the
Generals character in his more youthful days.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12

Indian Murie,S.--The davenport Gazette says
tia, quite an excitement has been created at Red
Rock, by the murder of three Indians. 1t seems
,ha, two Indians of the Sank tribe stole the wife
of an Iowa chief. and brought her down to the
slime" The chief having 90, word Of the trans.
action. immediately came 10 Red Rock IN pursuit,
here an encounter took. place which resulted in
the death of the two "Saukles." Old PaSh.pe no..
one Of tho war chiefs of the Sauk Nation. hearing
Of the atl'ray. commanded party of his men to
take the chief aud punish him for the murder.-
The marty. upon catching the thief. bound him to
n tire, and. with tho sharp edge of n tomahawk,
inflicted deep wounds upon each side of his ok,
us, below the ear. In this situation they let him
nrrr for the space of an hour. he all the time
b.s.echn. them to kl him, and end his miseries.
They. after great deal nt persuasion upon the
mart of the chef, knocked him IN tn head and
IN, an end to his exis ence. He was then taken
and buried with grent soernnity, and whit" fig
stuck at the head Of his grave, to note that he was
n persoD of some emnrnce. So much for sa..
age life ami savage justice.
o 81 IOuis PpDuMtr1u
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12

A horse is now being being exhibited in Alba.
ny. N. Y, which is represented as a mammoth.
He is nearly 20 hands high. weighs 2OO0 lbs, aud
can run mile in minutes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-07-12
FORT SMITH PRICES CURRENT.
ICorrscied Weekly By W. II. 4. N. Mayors.

Thomas W. Durr will very probably be unco'.
ditlonally liberated by the pfesen: Lss'"'ure ~
Rhode Island, at is adjourned session. 's's mon'h'
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HATCHER &, CssEEy.

Gsr0cG|g and e'olsaDaissfoss .yerchnass.
n AVlNG removed To the lg-aer tenemen. Of the
large brick building recently erected on the cor
nrr OF VAN Street. Immediately beaw the Market
toase and onessise JohG j. paryis offering u
The milo
ST o * OF Gao O rHs.
which they are determined sell low either for CASE
BARTER
They ask all purchasers, rartieuiarly such in
search of GOOD B.3RG.7I.s'S. til cali aud examine
for themselves.
They viii also pay The highest cash price far Bacon.
Lard, Batter. Wa,l. Feathers Beeswax, Tallow Clo-
Seed FLAX Seed. Ginseng, Sc. SC.
they als9 offer their services 10 the public
General Commission Merchants
hoping by rrimptaess and strict attention businessf
70 iaef' share Of public paranage
JOHN A. HATCHER,
JAMES D. GREEN.
Feb 4.
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esonsc, Ornamental and Sign
e u 4 ~ Z 4 " d

~ DONALD returns bis thanks for the lbtrsi
~ eneoursgemeni he has received during his tNa
years residence in iynchbutg, and he continues to 81,
heit The patronage The community, which bn Wli en-
deayur 10 deserve by doing his work
IN THE BEST STYLE,
and CHEfPER han the same can be done in Lynch,
dnrg' Shop immediately opposite join @. Meom's
etere over the formerly kcathY Payne 8 Gregory
As Book St4re NlMROD DONALD.
Abril II IL
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osreuf spel.,scfi0n IL. Prices.


pt win b. az, cnnI help y
Y. " c IL u L Il O., ~ 4 LIST. 8 D.
Cum. one aud ali To The Richmond ash S.ore,
New Goods ares Sid cheaper .han ever bel9ie,
We can sell you The cheapest goods ound in lie place,
II you'iI owe call you vii fad il the cast.
II ,uu de't wlsh 10 huY jus, BOOK the sfucb through
Aud ,ou'ii fluid " hat say certainty tue
lust receiving al ahoye establishment, LARGE assert
~ mrni of MEM GOODS. and ewing 10 The decline
On Ga,ds aud their having been chased for cash IL
The last week viii he enabled oler sui greater IN
du.eni,nts \, wholesale retail. favorable erRs.
Among the Doods nuw receiving may he found, VIZ:
1000 yards Pants suf OF various kinds, from ~ els
per yard 10 finest.
4 large assortment at Nestings,
Chths Cassineres aud Coat Gin hams, both
hn,n aud cotton,
Linen Goods large assortment al bargains,
5000 Yards new sly Calico from &. 10 finest great
rs, Bargains ever offered,
Lawns BaiziGine aud OiEanda Muslin,
500 Silk and cotton Umbrellas.
10 600 Yards hleached aud brown Domescs al great
hsrpails and varnus otr Goods too numerous 10 men
lion. COUNTRY Nj re Hl,hTS visiting dis
market are specially invited 10 call aud examine NY
stock before purchasing ese~ here, as great oargaus
nay be expeced WIN. j. WILLIS.
Aiay Is
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vyATERuousH & yyIz1rTnraonE.

II NiiANkFUl. for the patronage Of the Public since
their arrival in ,yBchhurg, would solicit a contn
uance ot the same 10 the firm Il
WATERHOUSE, WRITTEN ORE 4 co.
April % 81
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T7syCEsElge * GREEN
zen Dollars Reward.

IT'D RUNAWAY from the subscriber, living on Saun-
Z ton River, near Greer's Ford, Bedford county Va,
on the 2lst of this month, his negro man
TIART1H.
, ill .ve The shove reward of TEN DOLLARS, TO
sny person ha will apprehend and deliver the said run
away to me- secure hm IN jan so tha' get MN asa'
ton inche, hch stout made, Of rather bright complex
inn. has small scar on his forehead and ene on his
brs,s All had on when he left bae cloth coat and
nair brown leans pants lie has vile at Mr.. nonas
Helms. in Franklin county, in which neIghoor"ooo
think he may now be lurking. ,,,,en,,n.-,.rr
April
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RECEEToIyD, FREDERICKSBURG s
POTOhiC R.3IL-R 0.3D CO.NP,RNF
GREAT REDUCTION OF RATES.


FARE 10 BALTIMORE, s
IfEtHE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG &
IL POTOMAC RAIL ROAD co, hereby give
notice. thai from and ail,r the st May. the rates Of
fare between Richmond and the northern towns will be
reduced. iulluws
From Richmond 10 fredericksburg 81 90
fHm d. to do with
return Ticket & 90
FROM Rchmond 10 Washington. %
From Richmond To Baltimore by The rail road and
steamboat Inc 10 Washington. aud thence To
Baltimore by tho superior Stage line of Messfs.
Jacob Peters < Co 5 90
Alter the lSt jane II is understood that the ftfe on
the Baltimore aud Washington ra rosd will also br rez
daced, when the fare 10 Baltimore by the ra-ruad line
throughout viii not probably exceed from 81 to S. 80
Passengers going uurth by the rail road ihe through
out, leave Richmond at A. NJ, arrive in Baltimore In
tea, Philadelphia IN the course of the night. and New
York early The next day, being day in advance of pas
shy the river and bay boats-O, passengers vii
ling 10 remain night in Baltimore may take one OF The
new steamboat lines Ia Philadelphia the next day at
charge OF from 81 10 81 50 only thus making the whole
fare between Richmond and PHILADELPHIA 1.-THE stage
line BE- TAKEN between Washington aud Bsllimnre frun
50 to So so only. rios. SHARP.
Agent of ITamporstion
Richmond. April % l9t
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.y.EGEsO .fg.gV' sDxs s.gLE.

VEvlLL Re sud, on the lodi May next. before the
W rarkei house, in The town of Lynchhufg, "A
LIKELY NEGRO r-AEy, about 81 years old.
belonging To the estate OF Mildred Cashwe decd
Terms six months credit, negotiable note with approved
sndosser. f.. FLETCHER, Adm'r
Nav tiUh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05

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A LARGE assortment of Florence braid Bounols
a from 81 - M;
Bird Florence new shape. from 80 50 up
Mourniua Bonnet. of all kinds, lrim g. up,
Some beautiful GhiIdren's l}ounes.
A large lot Of Neapollan Lace Bonnets. somo
new shape, from s. Ia 80.
Ribbons and Flowers Of all kinds and quality on
hand.
Also, Hair Boa2ei5 Noapalilan and Lace Bonuets,
with all kind Of Braid B4nnels, beaehed and repaired
in the best manner and at the shortest notice.
~ The Bouaet Store tec doors Lelow Aicho, s.
Beits r. +. IlENlEG.
March u 1915 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05
GENyE.s3ssEy-S
FgR.E ESEffEy'Gs STORE.
UiTERH0USE. WHITTEAtORE &. &C
MAIN SrREEr,

A RE nav receiving their SPRING and SUMNER
IA GOODS. comprising large assorlmrnto of Cloth
ing, made and trimmed the richest manner and a,
The mst Fssl on.hr Styles, which will be sold for
cAsn at greatly reduced prices, among which NAV be
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