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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-11-05
A balance.

We have, we believe, once at least, atmon-
ished our readers TO avoid the abominable abuse
of The word "balance," which has for long
time been tolerated, perhaps encouraged, at The
South, but which, like The fever and ague,
seems 10 be working nor,hward. We have.
within day or two, seen in our own neighbor
hood the word "balance" used 10 denote Ie-
mainder, or residue. Thus :" PaH was used.
and the balance was sold Balance, Is the d.
ference, and no, the residue and we hope that
good taste will prevent the misuse of the term,
before il acquires currency that will seem 10
be proscripiive.
The man who sells his neigh hbor len hogs
heads of salt. for sixty dollars, and receives
from him eight barrels OF mackerel, for fifty dol
lars, will have balance of Ten dollars receiva-
BILE; but if Of his ten hogsheads of salt. he parts
with only six hogsheads, he will no. have a
balance, but a residue, or remainder. of The salt,
u S. Gazette
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-11-05

A young girl eleven years old, in Kingston,
Canada, was recently fined 2s. cd. for stealing
gooseberries from The garden of Mr. Cameron
A suit was brought against The latter for an at
tempt to brand the character of the young girl
with crime, and verdict was rendered of f62
los. in her favor.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-11-05

INDIAN CoRN.--The British Government has
given orders that the mills he vctualling yard
Plymouth, shall grind, night and day. Indian
corn, for the supply of the suffering Irish pop
ulalion. II is expected that those mills will
grind 3s,4Oo pounds Of meal per day.
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VOL T..

TERMS-Two dollars per annum in advance-Two dollars
and quarter, half yeayand not paid before the end OF
the We ar Two dollars and half Those who their
papers stage drivers employed 10y the prope
ior> will be charged 81 l-2 cts. per year, extra.
papers discontinued until all aiTearages paid except
al the option of the Editors.
Advertisements exceeding square tslNteeI Hh's
viii be- inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five ce
flr every subsequent insertion larger ones IN proportions
liberal discount VIII he made TO yearly advertisers -
PA letters addressed the Editors must De posi- paul
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-27
sa2 nnnl - 0nnl 5000

Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class NO a., To he drawn
on Saturday November 2lst, 1886, at Wilmington, Del.
rs Number Lotery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
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vyOrtharal's Office,
MO. Z, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND. VIRGINIA.

MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND. VIRGINIA.
Draring reccired daiiy at o'clock, Z. NJ
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass l
35 81 50 5 81 80 Al 80 Is 70 80 80.
Drawing OF Sussex County Lottery, Class 81:
81 % 10 | Is 30 50 G5 81 10 81.
FOR TO-DAY.
Capital 10000 Dollars New Jersey State Lot
terry, Glass No So. rs Nos, and II drawn bal
lots. Capitals: 5000, 10000 G,000, 5000.
2i90, 20 OF 1000, 20 Of 400, 20 Of 200, l55 ot
$50, &c. Tickets IS; shares in proportion.
FOR TOMORROW
Capital 10000 Dollars! Alexandria Lottery,
Glass No. 49, rs Nos, and IA drawn ballols.-
Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000 1858, 10 Of
1000, 10 Of 500, 10 oi 400, 10 oi 200, 10 oil $50.
GO OF 10, 80 vi l0U, &c. Tickets So; shares in
proportion.
lotteries TO be Drawn nj Alexandria Soon,
October Sl-Alexandria Loileiy, Glass A.
S35 29i, 10000, 5000 1000, 1000. 2435, Of
1000, 3 OF 800, 4 Of $50, IS OF 1000, &c
Tickets 10.
November 7-Aexandria Lottery, Glass L.
Prizss: $4,000, 500 5000 1000, 5000, , 500,
so prizes Of 1000, SO OF 400, &c. Tickets $40.
November l4-Alexandrla Lottery, Glass M
Prizes Il 81 $40 GOO each, 500, $50, 25 prizes
OF ! 900 So of 100, &c. Tickets $40.
November 2l-Alexandria Lottery Class n.
Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 10000. $3.50, i prizes
OF 1000, 10 Of 800 ~ Of 200 80 OF ,O00 20
Of 800 &c. Tickets ~.
g-sr Tickets and Packages in all the Lotteries
advertised By j. G. GREGORY & Co, for sale on
the same terms al this office.
II All orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums of SIS or more, at this Office, without
charge Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
Address CHAS. WORKMAN,
Oct. 20 Richmond, Va.
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Penitentiary OF Virginia.


rGNHE following articles ale manufactured,
i. and Job Work done al This Institution Tor
cash, or on orders OF James G. Spots, General
Agent, al very low prices 10 wit:
Kept on hand, Of made 10 order, boots, shoes,
and brogues, Of every description; wagon and cart
harness, machine bands, Gremen's hose and buck
els, blacksmilh's bellows, hair and moss malrass-
es, kersey clothing oil superior quality for ser
wants. and taller work generally done 10 order.
Also, axes, broad-axeS, halchets chissls,
guuses, and other edge tools, in which there is
used Saunderson's best double-rehned cast steel;
chains spikes and bolts made, and other black
smi,h's work done 10 order.
Burr millstones ol the best quality kept on hand
and made 10 order.
Wagons, carts, drays, whecbarrows wheat
fans relrgcrators, mcalsales, wash>lands tables,
desks and straw-cnIters, Kept on hand and made
to order. Cooper work also done 10 order.
Krrseys inseys, ozaaburgs, striped coltons,
counlerpanes and bags woven whole, kept on
hand and made 10 order.
Negro clothing manufactured, wool caTded,and
coun,erpanes woven for customers
great variety OF The aforementioned articles
are on hand and for sale al The store Of The Gene
raj Agent, in the city, Nc. 9, Ii,h street.
By order oil The Board,
CHARLES S. MORGAN,
Richmond, Oct. 10, 1916. Superintendent.
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, CROPS, &C.,
FOR SALE

THE subscriber. intending 10 remove 10 a city for
The purpose nf practising The profession Of which
he resides, called GLENTHUkN, situated on The
south fork OF Rocsish nyer. IN Nelson county, twenty
three miles from the James Rive. Canal.
This contains 2a7 acres, about 800 Of which IL
river bottom Of superior qnaiy. much ~ II being fnr
tobacco land, and the whole beng in state Of rapid
Improvement.
good portion of ih- high la nd il cleared and is well
suited 10 farming purposes; and large portion Of the
woodland heavily tmherrd and IL particularly we'll
adapted To the prod uct"n of tobacco
The place Is securely enclosed, and IL divided into
fields az convenient size; and, liberal system of
rpverng has be-H pursued on II for years, II 10
nnw IN favorable condition for h-aey cropping From
twelve eighteen hands have heretofore worked IL hut
from twenty 10 twenty 1--WE III ght be advantageonsIy
employed In its cultivation.
This place Is remarkably Well watered, and much Of
thu river and branch bottoms might br converted into
meadow land Of The hest quality; the several bold
mountain streams RAINING through II might be ma
mayed rrigatr and enrich considerable belt of
fitted FOR The production Of luxnrant crop- Of grass
The improvements are decidedly good. There Is
spaciuus and handsome brick dwelling, occupying n
beautiful and romantic situation, AMI commanding a
picturesque and interesting view, in winch are EN-
bsaced the valley Of kockish, which IS much admired,
and extensive range Of the Blue Ridge. The yard
and other grounds about The dwelling are ihickly set
with forest and ornamental trees aGd nj convenient
and proper distance there orchards Of excellent fruit
The other buildings are alike suited 10 the place,
consisting Of Il large barn, Thoroughly shrddrd and con
tanning ampe stabling We lbut and substantial tobac-
90 houses; CRIBS, comfortable neg d cabins, wh
pauk floors and BRICK ch,mnrys: ice-house, which
keeps we carrlfgc house; meat house; kitchen and
work house, the two last al brick, besides oh-r
sary onth0uses. all III complete repair There Is aiso
comfortable dwelling with some out housrs, situated
towards the lawrr end 81 the plantations and the lands
lie in such form that they might be divided intn
vrnicnt and desirable tracts Both portions VIII be
seeded with wh-a; and rye this Fal-
The terms are, 81 600 in cash. and the balance in one
two and three years from r day Of salr The purchaser
giving bonds with approved security for the duserr-d
annf lie he
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VALUABLE YORK RIVER LAND, IN
GLOUCESTER FOR SALE

THE undersigned, Trustees for John Sinclair, will
offer for sale, TO the highest bidder on the premises,
ON the 9sh day of October 1896 IL fair not the next
fair day, all that valuable Tract of Land wherein John
Sinclair nj present resides known more Familiarity ~
Violet Bank, situated York river, ten mIles below
West Point continuing less than six hundred acres
exclusive of marsh. The soil good ii not the best
on the whole river. The buildings two story brick
dwelling, containing fnur each floor, new
and spacious barn. stable and carriage house. &c, DC,
and all other necessary out budngs-ali In good order.
Also n the same time and place, another Farm, nd.
joining Violet Bank, called West End, containing four
hundred aud eighty acres of cleared land and one hun
bred of timber. This tract adoins II. A. GarIand's
steam mill tract, Immediately upon the river, and Is the
only place on the river, between the terminus Of the
contemplated railroad from Ethan 10 Richmond and
Yorktown twenty miles below, where steamboat can
approach within n quarter &c a mile of the shore. The
above farm has IL good framed building, two sto
lies ligh with two rooms each floor, two large
barns, nearly and sufficiently large 10 contain
the horse power and ihreshiag machine under the
roof together With all other necessary out buildings
and all IN good repair This place Is considered OF
the hest on the river for planting oysters.
The above farms will he sold together, divided into
smaller tracts To suit purchasers. Both farms
der good chestnut and the best range for stock
IN the conntrv. There lien the Violet Bank farm
oi $4,000, which the purchaser can have The advantage
oil u he wishes II, the fst payment of 81 GOO will not
TALL due until February. 1883, and then 10 he paid by
stalmens Of 81 900 annually. The stock Of every de-
scrption crop Of corn, fodder, and household and kc-
Ell furniture, will all he exposed the same day.
THO. Is BOOTH, ir-,
JEFFERSON Il. SINCLAIR i'"'"'
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SPLENDID SALE OF HORSES.
Two STARS for Sale


~ Al buckingham November coun-STAR
~ OF THE EAST and STAR OF THE
~ SOUTH.
TGRMs:-One third cash, and the balance III one and
two years-Bonds with approved security. There has
been in the last Two years accurate rs can be guess
ed-trnm lhre- 10 hive hundred Offered To STAR
OF THE EAST-about one hundred and forty or one
hundred and fifty served STAR OF THE SOUTH
did nut make stand last year, on account of the
scratches in lee, the critical time Of the season,
hut is ms fine h!ooded Horse my opinion The earth
produces.
STAR OF THE EAST appears TO be known through
out The State, and The middle States Of the Union and
VIII make fortune, or the foundation for one amy
where; therefore persons nj distance, and companies
are invited attend The sale He would br blessing
III any community.
FedIgrtes On the day Of sale. The South West, or
any where, is the place for those Horses
On rhr same day beautiful, fublooded GELDlNG,
half brother to STAR OF THE EAST, and sired by
Double Archer Horse, and Considered a fast horse
from four miles, rs any on the continent. aso
4 very likely NEGRO MAN, and probably BLACK
SMITH. tThese Horses ought not 10 touch mare for
LEES than fifteen twenty dollaisi-and not travelled
al that Z. X. FONThlNE.
Dci C3-ctds
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ALBEnARLE LAND FOR SALE.

HAVING determined IL sell the Tract Of Land on
which reside, viii offer for sale On the pre-
Misses BY public auction the 10Th of November newt
II fair, " not, The next fan day thereafter.
The Tract contains between eight hundred and nine
hundred acres. II il well adapted To The cultivation of
Corn, Wheat Tobacco and Grass. believe hazard
nothing In saying is amongst the best and safest
wheat farms in the neghborhood, having never lost
crop by rust. II has abundance Of timber for
the Of the II adoIns the lands of The late
Governor Barbour, Mr. Nimrod Bramham. and Mr.. John
Bo.cock. IL is distant from Cordonsy:le abon. eight
mites, and fifteen from Charlottesville. II Is in The
midst of good society the country affords, and
Of the hra thrst spots in Virginia.
IL would br fine Summer retreat for residing In
the City Of Richmond or lower Virginia as they could
leave Richmond after breakfast, aud dine The farm
by Of the railroad, which approaches within
eight miles Of IT, with strong probability that Il will
much nearer BY the extension OF the road. Those
wishing 10 view the premises, do by calling on
my son, William A. DckensCn, residing on the pre-
misses The buildings sufficiently large and com.
Portable. The Barn IL cOmmndous, and has attached
excellent Thrcshng Machine; also Corn Mill, pro
pei ed By horse power.
Al The lime and plare | viii sell ,ioek of
IIorses, Gae, sheep and Hogs, Plantation Tteniis OF
every descriptions crop Of Corn, Fodder, Oats and Hay
My celebrated Stallion, Rather, will he sold al The
time. Also, young Jack, equal To any In Virginia
of his age, and two fine Jenneys.
The sale will he positive, and without reserve,
Terms made known day OF sale.
Sale 10 commence ut II O'Clock.
Oct 2O-Cw3w WILEY DICKINSON.
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PURSUANT to the provisions Of decree of The
L Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
the county OF Hanover in suit therein depending,
which william F. Taalerro &C., ARE plaintiffs. aud
James A Oliver and others are defendants, the IN
Der next il fair otherwise, the rst fair day thereafter
al The Farmers Inn in the county OF Hanover, proceed
to sell the Tract Of Land In the proceedings in said
suit mentioned, belonging to William +. Taaferro and
WIFE containing thousand two hundred and eighty
five and three quarter acres This Tract Of Land lies
near The Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Roll
road and acjoius the lands Of the Estate of John D.
Francis, Samuel Davis and others. and is uncomnony
we'll timbered, most OF which il i'll wood.
TrRAs-One- fourth cash, the balance on credit of
nine aud eighteen mouths the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security, and the title 10 the land 10 be
retained until the purchase money paid Tho title Is
believed to be good but selling IA Commissioner will
convey only such title as is vested In ms Commits
sioner JOHN B. TOD.
Oct. 27-cw4w
NJ Wing requested 10 copy
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

IN pursuance of decree Of Hanover Circuit Superior
Court made on the eth day Of October, le46. the
undersigned commissioners will pocred 10 sell by pub
lie ancilon, The premises. on MONDAY the 10Th day
Of the next mouth lN"v@mb-rl IL fair, il not, the
fair day, all that valuable Estate IN the county of Han
the South Anna River, immediately above the
Pamunkey, called SOUTH WALES. the property OF The
hers of the late Edmund r. and Lucy Wrkh3m. 7 hs
Tract contains 1920 acres, less Much tho
greater part Of the arabic land has been married., is
in high state of improvement An extensive body of
heavily mbrred land forms par Of ,h- Tract, and IL
convenient not being distant than halt mile iron.
he Richmond, Fredericksburg ard Potomac Railroad.
The land will he shown TO any person desrous OF seeing
II, by William F. Wickhanl, hose residence adIoins IT,
or by Peter J. Carter on the premises.
The terms by the decree will be third cash and
The residue IN two equal annual payments, The last Of
which IL Ia bear interest from the FIRST day Of January
se the purchaser giving bond with approved security
AMI the title being retained until the purchase money
shall be paid. Possession will be given the first ia
nnary next.
HILL CARTER, lc.,
WIN F. WirKHAM, commissioners.
N. b. Between three hundred and my and four
hundred bushels of wheat, viii he sown the premises
th- benefit q which the purchaser viii have.
Oct. l3-ctds
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Srrattom,s Office.

Ne; 4 + a2oTH 70 08 TS EN- tn
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
Schemes for the Week.
Dra1lng received cveTy dap at 70'cLock, +. M.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia, No. 43, Oct. 23d
81 So 10 80 - l6 8 IS 3 30.
Ticket Nos. l6 30, ~ g., 10 49, three
more Capitals, sold and paid BY
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg Lottery, Class so, Oc-
lober 23
so III II 81 81 Gil 26 So 65 ~ 81.
Ticket Nos. | "a 81, Capital sold and paid
by STRATTON
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria, No. |, Oct "a:
IS 81 So 81 SO Al 80 IS 70 80 so.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, Extra, 81, Oct 2l
81 % 10 | Is 80 SO G5 "a 9 10 81.
Drawn Mes of Leesburg, 81 Oct &c:
81 Is 65 "a 90 Us "a 4S Al % 4 Il 49,
Half, Nos. 81 Is g., prize OF $780, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!!
TUESDAY-New Jersey, No. IS. Capitals
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000, 249O, 30 OF 1000,
&c. rs Nos. 2dlawn. Tickets IS; halves so;
quarters IS
10000 DoLLARsl 10000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY -Alexandria, No. A. Ca
pigals: 10000, 10000, $780, 1855, 10 OF 1000,
&c. g Nos. IA drawn. Tickets 6; halves2 50;
quarters %.
10000 DOLLARS. 10000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No. Sc.
Capitals 10000 dollars 10000, 1000, 1920,
so Of 900, &c, SC. rs Nos, l3 drawn. Tick
els 10 dollars; halves s; quarters 50.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!!
FRlDAY-Monongalia Lottery, No. Al. Ca
pilals: 1000 dollars 900, $40, &c, &c. rs
Nos, - drawn. Tickets ! dollar halves SO
cents; quarters IS cents.
1000 DOLLARSl 1852 DOLLARS!!
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No.
90. Capitals 1000 dollars, 1852, Of 1000,
&c, &c. 70 Nos and Is drawn. Tickets
81 halves SO cents; quarters IS cents.
IS 294 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
MONDAY MORNING-Alexandria Lolle
ry, Glass X. Capitals: S35,294. 10000, 5,0OOI
1000, 1900, 2,435 2,000 3 Of | 800, OF $50:
IS OF 900, &c. IS Nos IA drawn. Tickets 10;
halves 5; quarters SO.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly aaendedto, anddrawings sent when re.
quested Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
Oct. % Richmond. va.
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Correspondence oi the Baltimore Sum-
PHI ADEI pHIa Ocf O5


We have continuation Today Of The most
charming weather OF last week. Chestnut street
was radiant with life and beauiy-lhe many-co-
lored dresses Of The ladies' resembling vast dahl
liza garden in full bloom.
The stock market was firm yesterday, with no
change in city or State stocks Flour and grain
waveIed somewhat from lis high position of yes
to-day, and the market closed unsettled holders
generally asking more than buyers were willing
10 give.
A most Singular and shocking accident took
place in this city yesterday, resulting in The death
Of the wife OF Thomas Diehl, Jr Esq. merchant
She was walking across her chamber, with 4
pitcher in her hand, when she accideniy STUN
bIed and fell, crushing The pitcher under her, a
broken piece oil which inflicted a cash in her
neck, severins the jagular vein, and causing al
most instant death Her husband was present al
The time Of The accident, but all effort 10 save her
life proved Ineffective +.
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DANCING.

MR.. GOOD WIN
TIAS opened his DANCING ACADEMY
IL Tor The Winter Season al the ODD FELL
LOWS HALL. Ladies and Gentlemen de-
sirous of being taught The polite ar Of Dancing
and WALKING, will please make early appIica-
ton, as his classes are almost full.
Days OF Tuition, Tuestay> and Thursdays
From 10 o'clock P. NJ, Tor young ladies AID
mas,ers-and from S 10 10, p. NJ fur gentlemen.
Terms per quarter, ten dollars for twenly-lourI
lessons-half to be paid in advance. Ladies and
gentlemen can receive private tuition alany hour
NOT occupied by pupils. Oct M-G1w-
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LAW NOTICE.
WILLIAM MAXWELL,

TTORNEY AT LAW,
DRACTISES in all the Superior Courts he'd
j in the city Of Richmond, and will engage in
any professional business that may be eonided
10 his care.
Office on lllh street, south side 4h door from
the corner on Main.
TO STUDENTS OF LAW.
The subscriber, practising in the Superior
Courts held in the city If Richmond, will receive
students of law into his office, or under his tut
ZION, and give them such instruction, both scien-
lifc and PRACTICAL, as Ihey may desire 10 obtain.
Further information will be given on appica-
lion, by letter or otherwise.
Oct. 27-d&clm VIM. MAXWELL.
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LOTTERIES.
.I.F. WOrd. Lottery Vender.

opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST
~ OFFICE, RICHMOND, ViRGisIA, sells Tickets In
all Lotteries under the management Of J. G. Gregory
Co., the same terms that they sold al the Mana
gers Office.
Orders for packages single tickets will have prompt
attention, il addressed 10
J. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass X for le46, 10 be drawn nj
Alexandria, October 3sl.
~ Number l.oitery-4 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes :-e35, 1914, 10000, &c, &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so. Certificates
Of Packages Of &c Wholes S3U; &c halves 6 20 quar-
iers 81 50
Orders for Tickets, addressed TO the undersigned,
always come SAFE Please address
J. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
On all letters enclosing cash prize tickets, the post
age (as usually need not be paid. Sept &c
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FALL, 1916.
FRESH DisE GOODS.
A 4 " II . L p 5 A i n.
mo. 1863. West Main streeto

VNOs IOUS W 5tTtNtfT
Lave now in store large ana extensive assortment
Of STAPLE IND FANCY DhY GOODS, select
ed for the EaH Hinter Trade all Of which Of the
Heed and afes styles, and he's; makes, AMI, having hren
purchased the deine they viii be enabled
offer such Inducements Ia Their country friends ana
the trade generally VIII make II 10 their interest 10
examine their stock briure purchasing elsewhere.
They deem II unnecessary 10 enunIrrae the articles
they have hand, their assortment comprises the
usual variety kept IN Wholesale DRY Goods Housrs.
They will only add, that their stock presents unusual
attractions, account Of lis being almost entirely fresh
and purchased this season
W 4 call il respectfully solicited. Sept. ls-ci2t
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THOS. Il CHAS. ELLIS,


DRY GOODS, HARD Ware & CUTLERY,
No. LOG MAIs STREET,
HAVE in Store, and are now receiving, by
n the barque Phoenix and ship Harkaway,
from Liverpool, and by various arrivals from the
North, an unusually large and desirable Stock Of
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS, suitable Tor
the Fall trade, 10 which they invite the attention
of Merchants. These Goods have been purchased
al great reduction from former prices and will
he offered al a small advance. Sept. LIT
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INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND

EV Th.--4NU INTt, no
TAR PRICES AGUE AND FEVER PILLS are war
~ ranled to Ague and Fever IN from twenty TO
thirty hours il directions are followed. Ten Pills
have frequently permanently cured the worst cases. IN
instance have thirty hren known 10 fail They are
prepared from simple vegetable medicines. Each box
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 per box; or 81 per
dozen. Planters and Farmers would find II To their IN
erest keep supply hand, they may thus save
large Doctors Bills The Pills be put UP in neat
letter packages and by mail At letter postage The
proprrtors order prevent connterfrs aud imposi
ton. are determined moi TO establish agencies. All or
drrs must be attended with the cash pest paid and d.
rccted to DR.. G J. kENWDRTiIY & CO.,
Bank Street, Petersburg, Virginia.
N. b. The money will be returned in every case OF
failur, July 3I-ctf