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A. CARD.

DR.. I. A. SALE would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has re-
turned to AbbeviIe Court House, and 10
ready to attend to any Professional call
that may be made upon him.
May 90 l2 IF
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A HERoINE.-During the bom-
bardment Of Fort Brown there
was a woman in the Fort, the wife
of one of the privates, who regu-
larly and attentively, the whole
time, piled the men at the guns
with coffee and other refreshments,
while they Piled the Mexicans
with shot. She gave Uncle Sans
boys gunpowder (tea) while they
helped the Mexicans to somegrare.
Where the shot flew thickest there
was she; and she frequently lit a
soldiers segar from an exploded
shell. She is a large, athletic wo-
man, having a frame we'll propor-
toned to her big, generous heart.
She is now the tavorite of the
whole army, and being a native OF
Indiana the sobriquet every where
attaches to her Of the "Great
Western" At the dinner given
to the delegation from the State
Legislature, the Great Western
was toasted with all the honors,
although exposure to the sun has
made her already 6rown.
N. o. Delta.
CURE FOR A SNAKE BlTE.-A lady
residing near New Albany, Ind,
was bitten on the foot, a lew days
ago, by a copper-head snake,
which caused such agony, that her
life was despaired of. An expert
ment was however resorted to,
which resulted in a cure. The
snake was killed, cut to pieces,
and bound to the wound, which in
short time extracted the poison,
and the lady is now convalesccnt.
Baltimore Republican.
Prince Estherhazy, a Hungarian
lord is the richest man in the world.
His estates contain l3O villages,
40 towns, and "a castles. One of
his four country seats contains
$50 rooms. The number of his
sheep must be enormous as he has
$500 shepherds. 1t will be seen
what power he can exert, when in
addition to his wealth, it is recol-
lccted that he is faudaI lord and
holds the power Of life and death
over his vassals.
All the seven Ministers, now
abroad. representing this govern>
ment, are from the Southern
States. In England, Mr.. McLane
of Maryland ; in France, Mr.. King
of Alrbama in Prussia, Mr.. Don
elson of Tennessee; in Spain, Mr..
Saunders of North Carolina in
Turkey, Mr.. Carr. of Maryland
in Mexico, Mr.. Slidell, of Louisi-
ana; in Brazil, Mr.. Wise of Vir-
ginia.
VoLUNTEERING.-It is rumored
that some of the volunteers who
went to Fort Leavenworth did not
find volunteering what it was
cracked up to be. When their ra-
tions were issued to them in the
morning, some of them ate or
wasted at breakfast the ration of
the whole day, and were much
surprised that they had to go hun
cry at dinner and supper. But
little hungry experience taught
them more economy. Some of
them were terribly surprised that
their food was not cooked for them.
and swore they would starve be-
fore they would cook; but few
weeks service will teach them
the fashionable accomplishment of
cooking. One young man, who
had been clerk in mercantile
house in this city, was found dri-
wing a cart from the river to the
fort, and was not altogether plea
sed that he had been put at such
work; but he will probably he
benefited by learning the usefnl
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A List of Letters.

,st Office Mt Abbrville
on lst July, 1916.
Kirkpatrick, w H2
K'.llar. d C 2
Kennedy, A E
Kennedy WIN E
Kennedy. NencyMrs
Lee, Augustus w 9
Mann, J G 9
Nance, Mr.
Mastirs, Jesse
Miller, P H
Mathis, libby
Mathews, Lemuel L
Norwood, John
Parker, DR. E
PennelI, VIM
Amanda Miss
Pool. Miss
Reid, J S
Redding, Samuel
Richcy, John
Reid, Lcmuel
Smith, VIM
Stuart. J G
lStinson, Mr.
Saxon, Hugh NJ
Scott, Sarah
Scott, Archer
Scott, w C.
Scott, Joseph D
Sale, John
Shaw, Wiley Miss
Treasurer Of the Dis.
Taggart, VIM II
Turner, H D Mrs
Turner, D Nc Rev
league, Addison
Wilson, S A Mrs
Walker, VIM Rev
Wiseman, Elijah
Wilson, J X and J G
Walker, H A 2
Williams, Maria J
Williams, John
Wilson, J H
Watson, A +
W,lks. Thus 8
Wilson, J r
Mcliwain, Samuel
McComb, Catharine
Mccullough, Jno F2
Mckee, James A
McCombs, Robert
sMcLees, J Rev
McIlwain, Jane Miss
McGee, Fealin
McIi"ain.M Mary Miss
8 are not taken out of
the first day Of Octo-
urned to the General
"ttora.
McLAREN, P. M:
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w. G. & J. B. MORAGNE,
Attorneys at LaW-Have formed a Part
nership for the practice Of Law, in
Abbrville District. 6tf
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lfthe above letters are not taken out of
this Office prior to the first day of Octo-
Der, they Will be returned to the General
Post Office as dead l"ttcrs.
July6 JOHN McLAREN, Pm:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
pomrotir tmtclllormrc.
TO THE PATRONS OF THE Mig

Fellow Ci,zens No man has ever owed more To
friends Than have 10 yon, and in dssoving the ties
which have ior many yeats united us. ia. the
painful emotions. You took me up many years ago,
when was destitute oi friends almost, aud of means,
and YOU have adhered 10 i)r 90 years. with an in.
iox'be hdeiity. which have tried 10 repay To y.u, by
answering devotion 10 the public good tar as knew
IL, by loyalty iomy trust, by firm and determined sup
port OF what believed light, aud, whatever u might
cost my private ieeogs. by an open Remuneration Of
whal htllesed wrong, or hollow, or nsncere have
had III tins lung nne no private motive purpose
subserve. have wanted no office; with many invita-
'mns have sought no political promotion. My true
dcsign and Wish were. TO publish Free Press for a
free People In this lungtime. aud ~ the discharge Of
this high a"d Republican duty there could but be
uany faults; but God witness with me that have new.
er ,olnmed one voluntarily II have injured any
citizen, was ever prump To make him redress, II by
cdent. not by design, have been al any time. sceessa
ry IN dong injustice, II has afforded plea.
sure to repair the wrong than 10 nilic it,. None-no
mol one-ean gainsay this.
by the revulsions OF 1887, l. Ike others was overs
~hemed. was compelled 10 sell my half Of the Wing
10 meet Gold Stock engagements. contracted for me by
true friend, without my knowledge or consent-lor
looking nj The experiences OF mankind in that metal.
had not the smallest faith Notwithstanding the hum
hngglng reports Of Professor Rogers aud Dr. Slman
| was killed by Kindness
since that tine have occupied my present. position
simply as an Editor. have pr,wn tired of it-musl
hfed OF IT, and have resolved 10 quit H. No, that lhuse
who are proprleors of the bio have ever attempted to
irammell me; they would no have attempted than
would have submitted 10 such II stage of ihinps But
| have felt embarrassed; have felt "crbbed cahined
and coniined" have Eel, not MYSELF have felt in bon
aage' and am resolved 10 break The chains. wish To
Take no responsibility Tor others wish TO M responsi.
bic only io MYSELF that II responsibility know how
IL meel-bnt Will not consent to be 'nead by DO.
gle , the time; to feel Sir " alter Scott makes
Of his n, faes say he felt, as II malignant eye was
fixed upon YOU. a. i watching ovrry movement, Tor DC
H. IN ht,la in iIa,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

FlnE.-Ahout O'Clock Thursday morning, the Store
of Nh f. X Gilbert Main street, Zone of The enements
of the Mansion House, discovered To be fire
The itemen the spot sufficiently 10 exlin-
push il before it extended beyond the slure- room
which is quite surprising, since The whole 10 m was on
fire. The entire stock OF goods was Destroyed So
nearly So that what remains is scarcely worth gathering
up from the rubbish The LOSS canuot be estimated.
though learn it is fully covered by insurance; il may
reach lhonsane dollars We regret To learn that Mr..
Glbers books and papers entirely destroyed from
which he will necessarily sustain some loss, in addition
to the trouble and confusion he will encounter in the a>
rangement Of his affairs.
The alarm bell. on the occasion Of this fire, rung
only about three minutes. and stopping soon, many
were induced 10 conclude tina, it was a false alarm The
bare mention of the FACT will, we are sure cause the
proper Inquiry and correction.
Richmond Times s. Compiler.
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Potomac in thu Baltimore Patriot. say..

:. he speech Of John Qnin'y Adams In the House
OF Representatives 10 day, viii mark. In indeblc char
acefs, ihe commencement Of eighteen hundred and for.
'yslx, both IN this county pnd III Europe. This old
man eloquent seemed 10 have aroused hins,f for The
extraordinary occasion. Tor there he sond The rsrered
and respected Patriarch af The House anl ri lhe Nnon
Pnolng iorh those words OF ,rsdom and patriotism
"hch enable MN 10 hold M no other man can that u.
Sualy disrdery assemoage of legisslas spell bound
with admiration In my letter IT last night stated
that friend who had paid his respects To Mr. Adams in
the course OF the day remarked that he ooked as # he
had one or Two Presidential terms IN him yet aud to-
DAY he has shown to the world that bia ,i,j,,., :.
brilliant ms counsel as ,ese. and his eequeoco AZ spirit,
stirring as they even hive heen.N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
.H'E w. HOOKS.

yIyRAVELS in Mexico, Illustrated, by A. NJ Gil.
Ramb.es by land and water, by Norman,
Notes from the Sea, by Rev. }. Mitchell.
Library fhe Prose and Poetry Of Europe and America
Mlrror Library. edited, by Morris 4 Willis,
Comfete works of N. P. Willis,
Modern British Essayiss, by Carlyle.
Geraldine and other poems, by Nj. r. Topper,
The Book Of Hearts,
The Roman Church. Sc, by c. Ed Lester,
Interior Life, by tpham,
Chronicles of the Cid, by Ro. Southey,
Holmes Life Of Mozart,
Trppings in Author Land. by Fanny Forester,
Literary Miscellany. by Gilfllan,
Whewell's Elements Of Morality,
The Suffering Of Christ.
The Artist, Merchant aud Statesman, by G. K. Lester
fagai Rights of Women,
Union of he Holy Spirit and the Church. by Jenkyn,
The extent Of the A,onement, "
Arnoid's Rugby School Sermons
Tie Jesats, bg Mict,eet & Qnioet,
A Treatise oa Healthy Skin by Erasmus Wilson,
Serm.n on the Mount. splenddly Illuminated.
The las, Of the Azecs, by f. Mainrln,
Ascanls, by Alex, Dumas,
The three Guartsmen, 90 '' E."
Love anG Mesmerisn, by Horace Smith.
Just teceised and for lie hv
d. b. PAYNE.
Jan Is Is
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APPOINTMENTS by THE PRESIDENT

ny "'" 'c"n "e "aptee ana consent q The SeHae.
Edmund Burke, OF New Hampshire 10 be commits
sloner oi patents IN the place Of Henry l.. Ellsworth
resigned.
Gansevoort Melville, 81 New York 10 secretary Of lie
CATION OF The u States near her Brlanuic Majesty in
The plaee OF Francis II. kIves, resigned.
VIM H. Stiles, OF Grorga. 10 be charge ,'aff,irs IN
tho court OF his majesty, The Emperor of Austria in the
place Of Daniel !eer. envoy extraordinary and minis
ter plenpoienilary 10 that court
Benz. BIdlack, offennsy lyania 10 be charge daft
iaes In The republic Of New Grenada, IN The place Of
VIM. Nj. BlackiGrd, recalled.
Anthony Ten Eyek. OF Michigan. to be com,usssion
10 tho Sandwich Islands. n the place oi George W .
Brown, nj his own request recalled.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
Michael Mclair 10 be appraiser Of Merchandise for
the port of Baltimore in The State of Maryland vice
John Lester, removed.
j. Travis Rosser. be collector Of thu customs for
The dislc, Of Petersburg, the State Of Virginia, vice
Hugh Nelson, removed.
DEPUTY posTMAsrERs.
james NJ. buchanan. Baltimore. Maryland, in place
Of Thomas FmIy. removed
Paul Dean Corriqae. Hudson, New York, in place of
Jopn Mcknslfy. removed.
Robert II. Mordss. New York. n. T. in place of no
l. Graham. removed.
George +. Leh nan. Philadelphia, Penns, lyania IN
place ol James Hoy, Jr. removed
llenfyC, Conklm. brooklyn. New York. In place of
Grorge Hall, removed.
George Sahdenon. CARLISLE. Ponns, lyani1, in place of
VIM. Nj. Porter, r,mo,ed.
stephen Isley, Ne"huvpot, Massachusetts,, in place
of BenJnmln w. llnle whose O. mmisslon has .xpir,d
Charles A. Bradford. Of mississippi. 10 be surveyor
general Of the public lands Tor the district south If Ten.
nessee, in the place ui Alexander Dow mig removed.
George w jones', Of Wisconsin, 10 be surveyor gen.
eal OF The public lands Tor the Territories of WIS
cousin and Iowa, IN the place Of james Wilson, feoy.
ed.
William Pelham Of Arkansas. To be surveyor general
for the Sale VI Arkansas, his urmer commission Ia wing
expired.
Iucins Lyon. of Michigan, be surveyor general &C
Ohlo. Indiana aud Michigan, in the place Of VIM John.
son. resigned.
Ruher Butler, Of Florda. to 10 surveyor general Of
the public ands IN The Territory oi Florida in he place
If Valentine Y Conway. resigned.
Frederick r. Conway oi Missouri, to be surveyor gen.
eral of The public ands in Illinois aud Missouri in the
place oi Sllas Reed. removed
luren Spencer OF Missouri be recorder Of land H.
Ties in Missouri, in the place Of Frederick r. Conway
appointed surveyor g,nela for Illinois and Missouri
COLLECTOR OF THE CUSTOMS.
Hiram G. Reynolds be collector of The customs for
the district OF Texas, aud inspector 1T the revenue for
the port OF Galveston, IN ihe State Of Texas.
LAND OFFICERS.
Armslead ID. Cary, 10 he receiver Of public moneys
for the district Of lands subject To sale Sparta Ala.
bama.
Samne Cruse, to be receiver Of public moneys fn
The district VI lands subject to sale at Huntsville Ala
bama.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

lFGNtiE District Court Of The United States. for the
Il Eastern district OF Virginia holden at Richmond.
having, the 20h day of May loi3by lis decree. up
on the petition of George Bapby s. %, declared Merritt
ii. Steger. Of the town of Farmvlle, ant Thomas T..
Nash OF the town of LyHch5urg, Bankrupls .'hn the
true intent and meaning of the act of Congress- entl I'D
ian act 10 establish q uniform system of Bankruptcy
throughout the United Slates passed the loh August
lS4l and copy OF said decree having been furnished
me, OF the Commissioners in Bankrnptcy of the
said District Court. for the purpose of enabling The cred
tors OF said bankrupts to prove their claims; all the cre-
dliors. (socal and individual of said hankrups Mer.
rltt IL Stege and Thomas p. Nash late merchants and
partners, doing business under the style and firm of Ste,
ger & Nash, IN the town of Farmville and of Thomas
p. Nash and Merritt II. Steger, late merchants and
partners, dong business under the style and firm Of
Nash & Steger, in the town of Lvnchburg and the in,
dvidual creditors of each member of said firms are
hereby notified, that the lih day Of January l846be.
tween the hours of 0 oclock. A. NJ and o'clockP
NJ, and from day to day. between the same hours
(Sundays exceped) ill the l7h day Of February 1896
al my office at Prince Edward &. H.. Va. is assigned
for receiving aud hearing proof oi all claims against said
bankrupls. A. ID. DICKINSON,
Commissioner in Bankruptcy
for Prince Edward county.
Prince Edward c. H., Va, Dec. Is tl7Fy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

commuuic,inn y, av ,o,d hy ,Io Clo,k irc,,.;..
no He ha, tho Sen,,a hal led oa,,s;, In. s
M 'a. i,,i ,al d ~ ~, D.I
!, w ~ -, ~, A. A. fI '. IJ :: ~.
i,.d -, L ;n,a1 - 49, - ~ ~
,rhe Animal Reaort Of the Eastern ASYLUM WAS ,,..
#I;I h,,,a H.. lice .,I ,l.raJ =. b. ,..,s,I
proooIo az ro,,,r,~r,.pS
MI y" 10 VT NoAnii r-Eo.
MI Souihaii, from The committee Tor Schools and
Colleges, ftporled adversely TO cedg the Treasurer
OF The School e. nmlssInefs Of kbridge county for
payments made by him On account Of the year 1913 from
the School quota o 1914.
Also, reported adversely to The District School Sys.
W. =, r " '''o "'' ''n''"o" oo"'e"''o" !"
'''1 ~ S,y ', i.'e"', ,,a ,;,,o. A..
Soh, S,s,an sh""I hs ra'a"od hu, n,o,.,,v
p''s'"' ,0"oo' 'y''o'" su'u 10 '''"e''o "' P'oiey
m' p.d,o,a, ,,o, tho Comu;,o. ,fpo.,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

ALTERATION OF THE JEWISH SABBArH.-A Ger
man paper states that the Jewish Reform Committee.
sitting Frankfort, The head of which Messrs.
Goldschmdt, advocate; Creusensch, professor, and
Schwarzchlld, hyscian; and 10 which all the most
nen Jews OF Germany have adhered, has just taken
IN poant resolution II has decided that The Jewish Sab.
bath shall be kept Sunday. The committee has APP
pointed divine service performed Sunday, in the
new Jewish temple in that city. The names Of several
Jewish preachers are mentioned destined to lake part
in il.
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TO THE FRIENDS OF TIE WIG

The undersigned the jubior proprietor of the Win
can only say, al late hour Of he night without an 90
poriuniy ui consulting his tafine that whilst he re-
greis the determination OF the distinguished founder Of
the Wing 10 withdraw from lis chief editor al control
he VIII avail himself 81 the earles, occasion as Tar as
MS means VIII aliw, I" secure proper talent in the lus
iure management OF the paper. He has na such pres
tension hlmstli bu hopes the grlai Wing party have
many sons worthy Of Their confidence.
r. II. GALLAHER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
Correspondence ofhe Baltimore Patriot.
w AsnINGroN. jan. 6. Isl

WAsniNoroN. Jan. 6, 1916
The great speech of the Hon. Mr. llhlliad in the
House to-day has been the theme If conversation and
eulogy in all circles in The city was deliver
ed. | for rrriCed IL have The opportunity of
seeing md hearing him. The and the Effort great
in appearance, and great in sentiment, reminded Of
the tines the and their speeches in The revolution
that we read oil a veteran Wing who sood by my
side while Mr.. llilliard was speakng-pourng forth
lhse eloquent and ualrolic strains in tone and manner
boh captivating and sa,esnauke, in burst of adnra,
ton. exclaimed, 'liy Heaven, am proud that have
such Statesman upon this floor !"
Notwithstanding Mr.. Ililllard is a Wing, il seemed
that his iocoioco colleagues proud o him aud his
masetly effort for they crowded about him, with faces
beamiug With j9v and satisfaction McCohne " no re
ally has heart large enough for regiment Of common
Iucuiucs, proud and much de lighted il his
splendid colleague had been on his own side in politics.
Ike this in Mcdonald and the other members Of the
Delegation. They have the right 10 be proud Of Mr.
billiard and they are manly in making their glafca
ton known
Il is said that Mr. flilliard's proposition is compro
between The extremes lha have been proposed aud
that the friends of MI Calhoun willing 10 rally upon
ii. hope the statement may prove true. Mr. billiard
goes for the WHOLE OR NoNEo Of Oregon and does it
boldly. and only that bu he makes the duty devove
upon The President to give the Twelve months notice
England, the moment he, in his wisdom, thinks il right
and proper TO do II leaves for the Expcu.
tive play game fo popularity, 10 declare one thing
the people, the Preside Mt did III his Inaugural Ad.
Dress and another to England as he did hen he of.
say II Re means peace, he can say 50. lie must
acl
have heard it rumored, from pretty correct source,
that Mr. Polk, who is known 10 be dreadfnlly alarmed
about the Oregon question: semi for General ass few
days ago and placed the whole matter in his hands for
advsemenr. scarcely believe the statement, and
yet it is told 10 by Of General Casss warmesi
friends for a positive fact
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
Jan Is
SITUATION WANTED.

4 YOUNG man ho has had seven or eight years
"A expetiesce as Salesman aud Clerk, Cor Book
k,encr wishe s 10 oct sWaiiou in some large Mer-
camille Hsse either Of the above capacities, for one
OF mure years. Gnexcsptionable testimonials ct neces
sary,) will be pradnceI. Address A. ID. X. iynchburg
Va. All Communications strictly confidential.
Jan. 10 Is
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Ono Of the amusing incidents which are constantly
occurring Oh the floor Of The House. The representation
IN me area, In iron, of The C,tk's Desk Of the ng
ana The slofi ofn' lfnm Illinois, whenever Mr.. Went
worm and MI Douglass stand up there together and
wv P''Va'e onversailnn-as they frequently do. Mr.
wentworth is supposed 10 be sir feet ,epen and Al,
oo"rlass fire feet four, Win all lhs difference IN
height. they are equally clever in their way.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

ST'Van' dIu HVTVapIt knnIItnhh, X. NafnweI Khell,
oi South Calulma.
Mi iaeeey 'sspceah in favor Of keeping IN farms ii
peace with England, and against resort 10 war in
u,spo'e aoou' oieg"n MAS decidedly able and eoqueni
!is voice, person aud manner all very agreeable
bul how strangely his Mhol. speech eoarasted with the
hamlng Texas aud War speech he delivered las wear
IN the SAINT Hall Really. Mr.. Yancry. like his
great iflend, Mr.. Calhoun, act upon clrcums,an.
ces
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
WASHINGTON. Jan. s. lS46.


forgot to stale n my last letter that Mrs. Madison,
attended by Of her neices. and escorted by Judge
Baiy, entered the Hall Of the House Of Representative
and took seat in front of The Clerks DESK while Mr..
Hllard, of Alabama, making his eli quent speech
the Oregon question, which she seemed very much TO
enjoy.
The speaking yesterday in the House was decidedly
rich and entertaining. The history Of Mr. Adamss po-
spn relation 10 the Of 1912, and his connection
with the efforts to bring about honorable peace,
well as his services in the commission that finally set
tied the terms of peace at Gheni given by that dis
tngushed and venerable gentleman himself. furnished
to the House which that usually tununous bo-
dy showed its just appreciation ofb It's profound aen-
ton.
To this, add Mr. Adams unrvaed manner.of accent
ing words so as have them tell with Understandable
effect, and his powers OF sarcasm. as displayed in his
ply to Mr.. Rhett and The reader will foim some faint
conception OF the intellectual feast enjoyed by those who
had The good fortune to he listeners in the House, yes
erdsy, during The second immoia.ion Of that highly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
Spleadid Vclcess for RoMmess.

DlCARDS, RYAN & Co., have "a few pieces OF
III newest style coored
SILK NELVErS for BONNErS, which will be
sold % per cent o'cer than the usual price, for such
goods-,ce shall sell them ucthom regard TO first Cost
I'huse who wish a handsome bonnet, now have op-
portunity to get one at abuut half price.
Also,
A few Genuine MARABEAu PLUMES. not common,
Ostrich Bird Of Paradise Parrot ieaihes-which we
are determined sell; having had them hand y
months, but fortunately have Just in tashion-
Trans CASH. REGARDS RYAN s. Co.
next door to VIM 4. Young.
Nov 3 Is
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SENATE.
TUESDAY, Jan. 10, 1876.
Bills Passed.

An act requiring the purchase ii lot and improves
mens adjoining the Public Wure Juse In the City Of
Richmond.
Prescribing and regulating the mode Of raising money
10 deay the OF building new Court House in tho
county 81 Boietoutt.
Onnolloo of Mr.. Bondurant the Senate adjourned.