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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26

Remarkable Escape and Presence of
Mind. AS Mrs Patterson, of this city,
was crossing the Railroad Bridge, just
south Of Asylum street, last Monday
morning, the train Of cars from Spring
field came down and nearly overlook
her before she noticed them, when, in
attempting to get off the track at the
south end Of the bridge, she stumbled
aud fell /; aud not having sufficient time
to get upon the outside Of the track be-
fore the cars overlook her, she had the
remarkable presence of mind to arrange
herself between the rails, with her face
and person close To the gron.d, and also
90 unite. her bonnet string, when the
whole train passed Immediately over hc'
without causing the least injury -eNcep'
horrible flight - Hartford Comom.
San DvATH-Thc Sprngd' ID Republican
states iha, Mss Caroline thapn, LAZY
twenty years Of ng", met with shnrk'uL
death ~ that town ou Sunday hast. Whll,
sitting alone by ~ oprn ir" place, sewing
she was scigod win n fainlinv H., mud fell ~
the fire and when nne ~ tho inmlv fc
TUNED ,o tho rorfn. after ~ ahscrcr ~ onl'
Gneen ~ twrtty miru'"a. she was dead. h"
face biny burned 50 much 20 ~ be- en'Irrl
disdgurd.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26
New Music Il instruction Books.

EUST received and for sale, The Boston
81 Melodcon, II collection oi Secular Mclo-
dies, consisting Of songs. gloeS, rounds,
catches, Sc. NC.
Also, the Violin Instructor, witbo", a Inas.
ter, being an entire new work, To which is
added large collection ol fashionable Mu'
sic.
The Piano Forte Instructor, with new and
complete Instructions together with a large
collection OF popular and fashionable Music.
| The Guitar Instructor. to which is added a
selection Of celebrated Music for the same.
| The Flute instructor, to which is Guach-
ed over $50 pieces OF Music, the most fash
ionsbIe.
Also Instruction Books for the Accordion
to which is added a large collection of the
most popular and fashionable Music now
going-all Of which will BE- sold at extremely
/ low prices.
| On hand aud will he sold for 2 aud 3 eta. q
page, variety OF Alusic for the pinno forte.
| Also, Music Paper & Blank Music Books
which will be sold at the very lowest rates
AT the Variety Store Of i. STACY, Jr.
Newport, March %, 1916
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Ncw ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

IrgNilE subscriber having been appointed
Agent for The above Company, ~ thls
town aud vicinity. IA now prepared Ia receive
applications from those wha may wish Ia ei-
feet Insurance on their Llves, receive Annul-
lies or Endowmcni1.
For particulars IA To rates. premiums, &c,
apply to JOHN II. NORTllAM, .4ge,h
e.. CorToN, NJ. ID. Medical Examiner.
n. B. This Company promises adynn'a-
yes for Life Insurance, which are ofered By
no similar Institution in this country, md Is
now dong II very succrssinl business. having
issued since the 1T Of May, lI7l Policies
the premium on which amount to SlO0,9JJ
% cts.
Newport March 26 1916.
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Administrators = sale.

UiH be sold al Public .4m fion, on Fri
dop, ihe 3d day Of april neat, al . o.
ciock, Il. ~, ot The Siore recently occu-
pied by Vm d. CoIhhon, dee.
.'eNIiE STOCK IN TRADE belongin 10
the E'iale of said dcrca.rd consisting
of . erca, variety Of BOOKS, STArIONA-
kY. &c, among which /, about GO reains of
superior Writing Paper
hl-o. II CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
comprising nearly 1000 VOLUMES. Con-
dItIons ~ time md place
=. Il. CALLAHAN. }
by her Attorney EDwIv WiLrrR, : Adm'rs.
PETER Z. REMINGTON,
0-i%rhc Providence Daily JournaI-War-
rem >tsr,and Fall River Monitor, are request.
ed to insert the above, aud lur~srd bIlla TO
the Adm'rs. Mar. 2G.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26

We learn from the Timce, tina. Capt
'rhsyer has resigned his office as command.
er of the steamer Rhode Island. and has
taken charge of the sten,ner Knlckerbocker,
which runs to New York from Stonngton
on the first of April and Capt. Rollins of
the Neptune ls to take charge ot the Oregon
also 10 be stationed on the same route.
Bosion Jounai
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BRIGHTON MARUET,
MospAY, March %, 1876

Re ported for tho Boston Daily Advertiser Patriot.
Al Market 490 Beef Cattle, 80 yoke Work.
ing Oxen, and 80 Cows and Calves, 80 Sheep,
aud ~ Swine.
! Peitrs-Be5 Canie-I.as, weeks prices
were fully sustained. We quote extra SO a
6S; irs, quality D 50 a SO; second - %;
third 81 4 80.
! Uorkng O1ea-A large number Of sales
! wore effected. We notice the following: :6c
/ S72, s75, 7S, $50, SS7 and SlO5.
! Co,rs ami CairrS--Sules al SIS, $23, S27
aud $50.
|, &cep-Sules from 90 to 450.
/ SrtDe--S-veral lots at I.2 aud l.2c
primo lots, large Hogs thrown opt, - SnC
) l-2c, old Hogs ic AT tretaI ) aud &c. Al
sold.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26

In Portsmouth, on Tuesday svruing I7th
inst, by tho Rev. MIR. Smith, Mr.. William Is.
Chase Of Middlctown. to Miss Cynthia Cogg.s-
ball, daughter q! Peles Cogseshall, E.q, of
Portsmouth.
In Boston, on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev Mr.. S,reeter, Mr.. Augustus SnIib, for
merly n resident of this town, to Miss Sarah
&. eldest daughter Of Dana Parks, Esq, Of that
city.
! IN New York, on The 18th inst by the Rev
/ Mr. frusicr, Mr.. Thomas psll, Of this puce, ,o
/ Niss Adcline Elliar, of New York.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26

10 those that are labouring under disease.
ofthe Lungs, Liver Complaint, &c, we would
recommend the use Of the Health Res,ora-
tive Of Mr.. e. Brnckerhof. Ii contains NJ
Mercury or anodyne, being entirely sege,a
BILE, as hus been tested by All eminent chemls,
Of New-York. 81
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Administrators sale.

EEURSUANT to a decree Of the Hon.
"a Court oi Probate oi the town of New
port, will he sold al Public Auclon on Fra
day. lie l7,h duy of April next, at 10 O'Clock
\. NJ.
All the right. title nnd interest which Sim
con Smith late oi Newport. whe"l~right, had
at lh" time Of his death, IN aud 10 eenain
10, oi land with three story bulIdlng there.
on standing. sunlcd in said Ncwpon, aud
bunHded Hs fellows On the north By Asu
Shaw west by said Shaw sonih by VIM
y. Stewart aud eas, by Brond street OF -o
much thereof IA viii be -ntfclrni 10 raise ia,
sun of fourteen hundred aud four dollar,
eighty one cents, with Incidental expenses
Conditions NJ the sale.
WN. FEW TilJ.EY, Amir.
Newport March - lSjG-jw
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26

NvAL.-The Y. 5. frga,o Brandy inc,
now lying n, the Gosport Navy lard, is to be
fitted for sea immediately destination un'
known.
u. $. brig Lawrence, commander Mercer,
sailed fsop Pensacola, 18Th insi. supposed ior
Coast Of Texas
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Nrw advertisements.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
Bonnet Store,

A SPLENDID lot Of Ribbons, Gaps, Tabs
IN Flowers, aud Millinery Goods.
Also, manufacturing. and receiving Bon
nets, of the latest style. Bonnels made Ia
rder,-rcpalrcd, cleaned and pressed.
The Millinery Department, is silll under
the direction of Miss NJ. RmopEs.
Ladies p!ensc call at il2. Thames street
corner Of Church. IRA FRENCH.
March 90.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26

without discovering or speaking any vessels
Of fconscluencs--lasl nom Block Island.
Scbr. Rinni, Crane, Phlu. for Fast Port.
I WEDNESDAY, 25.
! Srhr. Andrew, Horton, I'm Fall River, for
Phiu.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26

RArID TRAvELLINs.-The foreign in,eli-
gcnce by the IIibcrnia was received at Buffa-
10 on Friday night, aud published in the morn.
ing papers, Of Saturday.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26
AUCTIONS.
Valuable Pasture Lots of Land
20 bc leased for onc Year.

! piH Ld m Anci;on on NE premises
punetuo'iy, al 10 o'rioek, a W ,.Nareh
28ih insi,
yENilAr excellent t.,i of Land rcmn,onl,
n kn"wn by the name oi ne John X
SherriSu lot cuu,nihlng about seven ncfcs
next south oi the D:rnn Iinu,c.-Ai same
llmc, The 50 called Armstrong lot, next east
containing about srvrn,een ncrrs-and same
dhy, st II O'Clock, thai excellent tract of
land late the properly of John II. Easton,
containing from ~ To - 6cres, extending
from lie Beach To The Bath roads. Furhsr
pnr,icu'.s nnd conditions Of safe, will be
made known at time aud place.
Mar -. JOSIAH E.. SHAW, Auci'r
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The descendants of Miles Standish are re-.
speclfully requested 10 make their appear
nnce in England forthwith, six estates, with
an income of 100000 being ready for their
acceptance.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26

On Mondoy,Apri' Gh, neri, al II o'ciock
II. M, w'N be leased at Public AUCTION,
on The premises, for he team of one year
from The 25'h inst,
'H'IlE lot of land belonging to Trinity
Church, situated n few rods east OF the
Bellevue !!pns", containing two acres.-Con-
dI,lons al the Auction.
March 26 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26

On the 10Th inst, at Bristol, II. l., Russell
Handy was convicted Of manslaughter, for
occasoning the death of Palmer Sherman, IN
Warren, during November last. Sentence,
seven years hard labor in the State Prison.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26
- SHIP NEWS. liz
PORT OF NEW Il + :.
AIR RIVED.

THURSDAY, March 10.
Sloop Rienzi, Durfee, from New York for
Providence.
FRIDAY, March 20.
Schrs Barbadoes, Kidder, from Frankfort,
Ne. for this port, with hay for Il. p. Lee 4
Go. Anti, Macintlre, I'm Camden tor Prov;
Mariam Benson, from Camden for Provl-
dence.
SATURDAY, March 81.
Sch'rs Wave, Talbot, lin Richmond for Fall
River; Nlassasoit, Godfrey, fin Taunton for
Ph,la John, Thompson, tau Bristol Tor New
York Martha Washington, Patterson, inl Pto'.
| for Phila Pacific, Wood, TN Prov. Tor Phlla
Supcrior, Smith, In Prov for Albany.
| Sloops Essex, Hatch, I'm Fall River, for
York; Rising sun, prisby, I'm Taunton, Tor
/ New York.
SUNDAY, March %
Sch'r.. Darius, Nickcrson, I'm Prov. for Bos'
ton; Gen. Lafayette, Chace, I'm Boston io'
Prov.
Sloop Henry Gibb., Gibbs, I'm Hartford io'
Fall River
Steamer Massachusetts, II ! hours from New
York Tor Providence.
| Ercniag-Auivrd new steamer Ferry
Wool-.y, ~ hours from New York. She =
lintcndrd ~ run between this placr aud al
\ River and will cnn,mcuce running next wcek
TUESDAY, March u.
Sch'rs Zephyr, Crockst, FIN Thomasion
Iuro. R"hiuson, lu do: Eliza, Eldrrd, Ia
lPnr,.mruih tutrnr. Nckrr-pn, itn Boston
Nnacunda. G"rhnm, fm Boston, all tor New
York Aleghania. McDonual, fn Pl'la lo
llaliaS Mount Vernon, could, TN L,ncon
ville, for Sag hath"r.
Sloop Euc, Bowen, lin Wareham Tor Ne'
lya,k.
hr pho, Boat IInrn't Smith, from ih
.Nusy rd lwins b"rn cru'.'rs for ws'
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26

Thomas Richie, Jr left Washington OF
Monday morning, on his voluntary return to
Virginia, to answer 10 the laws Of his ch'lntry
His trial will take place on the 2jth inst.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26
BOOTS & SHOES,
NOT r..

TIE subscrlber vino has supplied many oi
the citizens of Newport with Rye ln-
dian mcal for 30 years, would inform them
that hs Mi being SO much ont Of repair he
viii not hr able to render further supply
until the last ni next month.
JErHRO y. MITCHELL.
Middr,own, 81 mo. -. lstG-3w.
~ Two good Mll.wr,ghts sre wanted.
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NOTICE..

FaNIIE .ub-criher wo0ld inturm his kends
a aud the public that he h;ts been Ia ~ great
expense ia getting n HORSE ~ WAGON,
suitable for The EXPRESS BUSINESS, which
he Intends 10 conilnu. az h"rrtolor.. All bag
gage. bundles. Notices, DC. Ne. PAT ~ NY
Charge will be de,.'ed Ia any part of tho town.
with dispatch and care aud al low rates. For
the liberal patronage htIo'oime ealeu dvJ io u-
return my thanks. aud ru-t, 10y Hnremiilipg NJ
lention ~ my busInpSs, To conunse 10 receive n
liberal share oI the public support ~ future.
JAMES WOOD.
Newpoli. March -. lSiG-3w.
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Olirc.

Subject of next Sunday evenings Lecture a,
the Unitarian Church -
Laiher's appeal to Leo Y.
Service begins at o'clock.
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NEW GOODS.

L large assortment of NEW GOOIS viii
"A be received aud op' ned foI .ae THIS
DAY. and through lhe week. Among The san.a
may be- found enlicnes MIDI I.an.s. alpacra.,
pattern aptens. ging ghams white mus i,.s liu.us
.h. and bro" u linen table COVERS l1n.n dam,
ask. hed.iicks, (hrsl cns!iy,) fnrnlure dlmny
l. e. h'dk is, LIse aces lhl cad do Nc &c.
Purchasers are very rnsl -ciInliy invited Ia
examine The sboyc se"d> they will be offered
toI sale al very how rates.
I5I Than,es street.
Mar. L., SO MOREY & SWIFT.
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NOTICE.

TVNEIE Town Council will mNc, nj the
q Town IInlI IN Newport on Monday the
30h INST. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for Nh" final
eorrecinn "f the list Of Voters Of Newpor,
Cor the Town Meeting to be holden on tn"
first "Wednesday IN April next, as the Inv
directs Bv order,
y. B. ROWLAND, Council Ciuk.
Newport March II, lS16
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CHEAP
PAPER iiANGINGN.

~ EW Paper lIane,ngs, just opened n,
~ NJ. FREEBORN g. Co.'S,
March 10. 22, Broad street
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am very respectfully t0ut$.
GEORGE WHITE, lul Chn'e-si.

New York. Nov. ~. l-ih
4 child ni the Rev : u. l'ownrlh. INC w'u
L,n,,n minister of the Methodist Episcopal
rhu,,b. residing nt I0i Di,islou st. New Work.
b,. h.,p .nL,,,t 10 fit since birth lie has gen.
orally trcn attacked ~ the night. aud has tve.
raj INN. been supposed to be dead. The ne
q, tho 4: ,lvar,r Rr,rclr'' ,rd iiud has '"u''d
lt.u .omplst. drsrrsarancs. lh- >, ''''n "s
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-26

THURSDAY, March 10.
Sloop Rienzi, Dnrfce, from New York for
Providence.
EDIniy March
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TUESDAY, March -.

: PHO, Bogt IInrnd Smith, from tho
y rd lavins bern crul.ng for ws' u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-26
NEW

y
EoLLoW ME- by John Barn.tt
mans Carol s'' e'"s w he naeswoods
Are we almost theret n beautiful b,u,d
The Churehvard wan by NJ. w BaIfr
II wasmy haAs In childhood by n J. sD,,l.
The Ab.rni, VOID, by w. u. BaIsuv pn.,s =, n - s,
f'oras Invitation music by Taylor " ~
Kate ami Win, their unhappy love. and ,,a u.,.,
Comic Song. ~ ''A"''Pnors-s
The Jelly Beggar by John Temptation
TeTeness Farewell o Kathleen
k"se Athcitnn,a ballad, by q. JenT.ys
sally in our Alley. by John Templeton
he village Bells, music by Miller
None Q member thee, by Mrs. Norton
ray what shall be my song q night. by KNIGHT
r ~"un haa Sister. OF Tn. only Child, by knight
The old Willow nTook, by A. Fry
he cold has bound the Joyous stream.
Tie fled laisy-No- 5 Of Easy songs for Lrrn,,rx-
Love Now answer to Mrs. Nouon's Low, Not"
NY Grand Fathers DAYS by N.Js,ari.
Twas then that she promised To marry
ne gave OF Wa,hngton sung by the lila rnopeon.-
eeved by WM T. MoS-r, n . peeh'
Sign Of the Golden Tyre
mn i' No Main
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BECK Wits
ANTI.DY SPEP TIC Pill l. 5.

TNHESE PILLS have been now more than Z
IL years pube and Preensnns To the cha
claimed Of them epy Examined and tested ~ great
persnn. BE- deceived and deeply
observe with aud Judge without
favor.
Experience weakened ih-, grensns but strengthened
confirmed u testimony Of such respectable
sustained this form an
county.
for accompanied each boz and
the pubic being fanT with thu kind of testimony In poses
OF proprietor he has thought longer necessary TO
publish simply at Of the references Om
many gentleman from personal experience Of the efficacy
Of the PILLS wiling toTeeommend then TO their friends
References;
Nj Van President Of be- United States.
Hoo Geo y. Badger IL. r., late S-cy Navy
RI Rev l.. =. Ives u. u, Bishop of n. Caruina.
Hon Ir.d- a. = Senator and Governor Of ~ G.
Hon Henry Potter. District Judge u :. Court
Hon beverly Law Professor, WIN Mary College.
Hon. wm. Preston, u. =. senator. \. &.
lion. John Ileaderson, u. \ senator. Miss.
Hon n. p. Tamsdge, u. 5. senator, YOk
Hon y. stany, NJ. q.
Hon. Richard Hines late VI &, NC.
Hon Charles Pisbsr late NJ. g. n. q.
J IIeisken, Circuit Judge, Tenn.
W Freeman ID. D., COlumbus Miss
B.T Blake. Wake, N q.
Rev. stephen Cooke, LsHnOI Casiis, Va.
br We have made with Df. Bs6EwTrH and will
keel constantly hand SUPPLY ofee valuable Pills wi rb
hell wherever they used Many
persons city uled tam and speak very avoably u
their
gcr Retail pres, so cents per bpr.
DUVAL 4 PURCELL Druggists,
NH III Main street, Richmond.
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SPLENDID FIANU0.
VNTE are the exclusive agents for the sale of
w 49, superior Piano Roftes Richmond Of
fer % good instrument
purchase the 81 soidau WGr
York, orR and respectfully
of bes Manufacturers of FanO this county
eqia, II Ite SUPERIOR
county. our prices the Manufae
tory ard from S!IO $500 pledge
refund the purchase money an
s;rumen does prove guaranteed.
PIANOS TUNED.
employ Tuner NJ Pianos long experienced
repairing Piano Fores who produce
highest n HE ability satisfaction. nearly
York, De- long engaged
mandatory Stodiaft Worcester Dunham Al
oidrfs len a will b. promptly attended 10
PsH- sph the county put perfect oe and packed
their gna cases under the supervision NJ
DRiNKER 4 MORRIS,
nh "a Main
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r OOK TO YOUR INTEREST," The sub

~ serbers wou respectfully inform their customers and the
public generally rrcevedthe usual large supply
the kinds Of ready made CLOTHING for
which they making constant additions sen
weekly consisting every variety OF desirable Cloaks CoatsVes
Pants drawers shirts Collars Bosoms Stocks, Socks Hdkfs
suspende Es which they will be- pleased 10 IL them
IN the bess tyle upon the most reasonable terms
the selection Of their materials 10
well the they have taken
made under their supervision to secure dura
bity Of tirh assortment peculiarly
all Call and se for yourselves
d HOOPER a. GRAPHS Virginia Clothing Store,
po7-u No. 90, Main ST
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INNEY a. %. sced Store and AgricuIlural

IluNEl d Co, Seed Store and Agricultural
warehouse. Merchants Row Observation-Disclosures nj Cam
bndKs Harvard College Mass only miles from the city
collections Of Vegetable
Seeds be- found in the country,
sing large assortment including the and most
Daha also Gardening Botanical and Az
Tieutnral Books.
The propretoIs containing upwards
thirty for sale VI the largest and eheH
collections OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees
Evergreen Powering Shrubs and Plants.
Pear, Plum aRd Cherry Stocks.
Grape Vines, Raspbenies, G
Greenhouse and Hardy Ilcrbseeous Plants.
Roses and Camelias
Dahias aud BslbOus Flower
RhubaTb and Asparagus Roots
BuC kthofn Abof NiiH &c. for hedges.
Great attention has been devoted ~ fruit particularly pearl
kind Europe been selected by per
celebrated the faof 1874 Up
wards Of 900 Of the Pear form collection
specimen OF which have been planted yearly
coming into bearing by which perfect accuracy the
depended
Tbsy would especially the attention eu,vaors to their
trees which being Nonh be better able
raised where the comparatively mid
Catalogues gratis
The collection Of Roses unsurpassed comprising than
hundred winch and
kinds be obtnibed Of the most celebrated culu'ato Of
France
The gfeen house apartment compete all the choice and
desirable of Camsla, PeEoBum, AElea, Cactus.
PROXY, fnchsii, Chfysanbcnuu, japan Lilies, &c.
'.'hitenl discount made TO large purchasers
~ orders a. be accompanied with the cash drln,
eioy reference.
Catalogues sent frans 70 every post paid applicant
Ofdsfs addressed b. promptly executed the
plants securely packet transportation
countfy. and forwarded without delay de- 1-5m
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

az...s1s-9As ON and after the Sd Of December
szsz ~ nett our Boats ~iieave RiehmOrd Mopiay.
wdseays cad Frags NJ precisely aud arrive IN Lynch
burg neIt days Al 81 ?.
Returning Lynehburg Mondays wednesday, and Fridays
Passengers
By our Boats viii leave al A. Mondays wednesdays and
Ff-ys -uiye SeOtsvt A. NJ and in staunion by
Jpn.
ParsEes for CiariS and HaaT Court Houses
by and with the sges Car
ersyine.
p29 BOYD, EDMOND e DAVENPORT.
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TIME undersigned returns Ais respectful thanks
Il public, for the extent OF patron
age received years and bgs leave 10 inform them
that present manufacturing Clocks moot
nnp thO-e who d. ~I hnd him ready
ever cheapest hITe- Honorable term, and
20 DE- vote the attention 10 tH>.t
ayns been extensively engaged IN mAlaeiurng
or than twenty years he believes ne IA op
uorunes for becoming acquainted with the wants OF
err, and he would hereby respectfully MORN al Nno
nurehAss Of him. they shall be furnished WIN
cannot be surpassed in point Of workmanship of hhiSh
Its well fact thai several hIanu's Anu
--asniy selling worthless and counterfeit article hoeeuas
the genuine JcU"s Uheh fssi Is an hhsiine aeiho~
He tsl puchas
appreciate advantage buying direct FROM the ahiof
De- the subjects Of this Az
orders aeeOmpaued will promptly faithful
y attended SaRger. send th-if orders by mall may rely
personal application Clocks
tended Foreign be- carefully selected and packed
markets An Clocks purchased nj
establishment warranted perform well aud the same
delivered vessels free Of ianspo aon
pharee. every possible attention sa be
Of his friends and he respectfully 20
eet- the patronage Of all.
Warehouse n Philadelphia, at 20 North Third Street
Warehouse IN BALTIMORE a 10 south Charles Street.
FAcToKY New Haven 81 Johns Street between Hlmh
1 al and Market. 23-Iy tHAUNCEf JEk'1hE