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MFUITCEETI b ln1eFagne having been appointed Com
mi1ners OF Estimate and Assessment, BY virtue Of an
order Of the Haqorabe the fourth District Court Of NewOr
leana fof opening White from Caope street TO the
street e Dc South ds q hs Basin IF the and
10 uNSt 3Hf and equitable Of tho loss and
dgd1aEs IND Of the benefit and advantage the respective
owners and Others interested ID The lands and premises re-
qued for the aforesaid purpose, and a0 Of the benefits and
advantages Of such e al the lots and premises
al parties interested hat they deposited in June 1850 with
the Clerk Of said Court amended tableau of estimate anil
together with plan, which tab will remain
according law for the inspection Of whomsOeyer il
aA1 persons interested are hereby notified that
sad report iablsaq viii be presented to said Court for
nall1n. aud that, the whose rights
and interests may Be effected thereby may state them IN
writing within days after the last publication Of the pres
enf notice. H. w PALFREY,}
At PISKERELL,S Commissioners.
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MEDICAL CARDS
E13YpTTAN RYE RAISAM

n COHEN, having had 30 yean' experience offers the
~. above infabe remedy for all Diseases per HEA
tanning to the EYE. Ophthalmia, of five years 6sA
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eye, S8
OF years, cured in 10 weeks; of this city, 49,
being stone blind for MONTHS restored sight of
eye in three weeks gentleman who always used specs
30 years, by using only drop was enabled TO read the
newspaper without them by candleight hours after. In.
fammatOn Of days cured 6y single drop 1t gives
brllancy to the Eye and also strengthens the sight
ffKFAp
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IMPROVED COMPOUND FLUID
E KIT ACT OF SARSAP ARILLA,
NOR the of Scroula Kings Evil Syphitic and
4 Mercunal Diseases, White Swelling, Obstinate Eruptons
OF the Skin, Ueerous Sore Throat Pains in the Bones Cen
era Debility, and all diseases requiring the aid of Alternative
medicines 1t not offered specific capable of curing all
diseases but active agreeable and convenient remedy
piles of Sarsaparilla.
The long established and well deserved reputation of ar-
sapara as remedy for all Diseases arising from nrmties
of the blood has cassed among the most valuable
of modern medicines 1t has also been proved to be of great
efficacy IN Rheumatic affections, either chronic inamma-
tory, and in chronic diseases of the Liver.
The extensive OF Sarsapara in medical practice for
en subjected to in making the dec0con and syrup has
rendered procure preparation Of it in more
convenient form than those usually prescribed.
Numerous preparations of Sarsapara, and various modes
OF preparing them have been given, all of which will differ
according to their mode of preparation therefore of the
highest consideration and importance to the faculty. that
there should be preparation OF uniform strength and possess
ing the most advantages.
In the Improved Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsapara
prepared by the subscribers for several years past CON
tanned all Of the Medicinal qualities OF Saraparla, united
with those OF several other vegetable remedies, which have
been found ecaciOus in similar diseases II possesses many
advantages over the numerous preparations OF Sarsapaa
in from its concentrated form rendering pOrt-
BILE 1t extensively used in hospitals, and has met with
who now prescribe it in their regular practice with decided
Warranted to contain the least particle of Mercury
and which not adedonly when regularly prescribed.
For sale by all the respectable Druggists and dealers
throughout the country.
Manufactured and Sold wholesale and retail by
p. l.. MASSEY, Druggist and Chemist,
mh3D 3m a. Camp, GrnVieF
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Dee. lSi9-Hayng been long acquainted with Doctor
Woodson Wren, take pleasure recommending him the
public worthy confidence for his industry accurate bust
ness habits and integrity j. a. QuITMAN
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!, gg!AIRTMRLL,s MAsHINGT0N HoUss,

.. 1900. - ELI 11A'%
has been under his charge for several been @
elegantly retted, enlarged and eiumshed, in the
fashionable and the entire organization of every de
complete The most splendid suit of apartments
pe had at all Times BY giving few hours notice.
w ne central and fashionable location Of the WASHING
iH HOUSE, renders it of the desirable In the
ane or pleasure; and there shall be exeons spared
nave continue 10 merit the liberal support has heretofore
fseseaHed In, II. J, HARrWEI4L,
nssulless. my7 Wifi
RUFFALO TONGUEs-In stor, and for sale Inv
n mya CHAs. SFOuGHTON, ~ Camp st.
II G n S 81; q ia XYT e 81 Co.
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5 Il BERTRAND, CoMBE & co.

ENRANkLlN HOUSE, BILOXI - The subscribers
IL having leased the above we'll known establishment
beg leave say that the house has been thoroughly @
repaired and painted The house is spacious and the
comfortable, affordng for persons
wishing to enjoy thsmselyes during the SUMMER The Bath
Houses good. The well known character of the House.
and the locality Of Biloxi for Sea Bathing speak Tor them
selves The popeto pledge themselves that neither pains
expense shall be spared make sher comfortable
The table will be at all times well supplied with the best the
market Affords together with fish and oysters every variety
The bar will be supplied with the very best Of Liquors. all Of
which have been selected with great The house will
be opened on the 10th instant. -
apI6 MITCHELL, & SHORT.
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NOVICE.
(NORSON & ARMSTRONG, can be found for the pres
~ ent at the office OF MessTs. HEWITT, NORTON & Co.,
No 90 Camp street. few doors above their old stand,
where all orders for STATIONERY AND PRINTING,
will be executed formerly Their business will meet with
but slight Interruption orders for full stock have already
gone forward.
fyl8 Il CoRSON Il ARMSTRONG, IS Campst
They embrace this opportunity return their sincere
assistance aYtenhed q than
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
JOHN NJ. Hill, ALEX. ALLISON, Jas. b. KNowLKs,
GE9. ". MARTIN, IAcoB NJ 'GAvoCE, e. M. Fose,
r. b. F0Gs, WIN. EAKIE, ISAM'L SEAY.
WV. VOOLFOLK, JOHN M. Bass,
JAMES j. GILL, Secretary. JOHN M. HILL fres't'
~ This long established Company, with the ample
for the protection of its Policies continues take
at its Agency in New Orleans, at the office of
o3l PICKETT. PERKINS s. CO., 81 Magazine st.
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HOTELS. RESTAURANTS.

DLANTEns HOTEL - NEW ORLEANS = The
undersigned bers leave inform the public that "a
he designs keeping The above establishment open all f
Summer, and that he will accommodate at very lE,s
reduced rate those who wish locate permanently. Fami
hes, especially, who wish excellent rooms and good table,
the best terms that be bad in the city. would DO well
call Immediately; also gentlemen who simply wish Board
(wilhont odginel will be charged exceedingly low
rate The pubiics ObedeEt servants -
my7 BIN M, MURRAY.
PRIVATE BOARDINts.,. No. 16 Natchez 81
MISS ANN HALLETT. sIaie of the FRAEKLlN
1vh HOUSE, Mobile. beEs leave to inform her Friends
and the Public that she has opened a PRIP.aTE al
BOARDING 10 USE No. Is ate hez stre I, -
The Hoase has been newly furnished and with Terms TO suit
the times and determination TO make her Boarde com
foahe she hopes to receive share OF patronage. MIA "
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BiLOXI.--The undersigned
1NA has The pleasure Of announcing to her friends 49,.
and the public that she has leased for term of years .:l
this desirable Hotel The location central bust sin
les convenient to the harbOr and bath henses, with
the benefit OF the breeze, and beautiful and pleasant
view. The house well adapted families the rooms large
and well ventilated and desiraby fitted up There
era Tenpin Alleys attached the Hotel also Pleasure
and Fishing Boaand in short. every thing to give salts
ia Sm - a. NJ HUNT.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Baton Rouge, Dee Is, 1881 have
no hesitation in recommending Mr.. Wren the public as
man Of upright character and altogether worthy confidence
fyl3 ISAAC JoHNsoN Gov La.
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" Having leased the above esabshnent to Mr.. T. H.
jerks, take pleasure soliciting for him the patron
age of former friends and patrons and feel hesitation
in saying that II they will favor him with cali, that they
will be fully satisfied with their visit and the character Of his
establishment.
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A GARD.
EHE Subscriber begs vetun thanks to his friends, and
the public in general, for the liberal patronage he has
received from them and deves to inform them that he as
taken the Store No. 145 Cdr0Rdet where he in
tends carrying the business of PAINTING in adj rs
branches, and hopes by tct attention to bis duties 10
merit continuance OF their ,upport, L. F. DEAEES.
N. b. All orders promptly attended To- Iazs nm
COLEMAN's PATENT UNDULATORY MILLS.
MANUFACTURED in Cincinnati, of superior york
WI manship, and the best materials FRENCH BURR
jaiS IL. j. HART g. CO., 70 Tehouptouas st.
Planters and Others wanting The best and cheapest 81
well 10 call and examine these Mills before purchasing else
where as we have supply hand Of the various sizes to
suit Steam Water or Horse Power Prices from 500 to
$500 and warranted to perform TO the satisfaction OF the
purchaser
CHELLED ALMONDs-5O boxes superior shelled Al
spS '''' W. h, +. NICHOLS 4 CO., 70 Camp u,
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RILOXl HOUsE-The public is respectfully informed
RECEPTION Of visitors the 18th inst. Attached lhe
House will be found BAR and BILLIARD ,inI,R
ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
STABLES. The table will be always supplied with the
delcacies Of the Sea Coast and the New Orleans Market
The large Lawn and the great number of Shade Trees
rounding the House. make this Hotel the desirable for
families of along the Coast. Persons wishing to
will please address the undersigned and send
their communications by boat
mylld&W JOHN w. NIXON.
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EIOLktRM0OD HOUkk-EasterR Shore Of 49,
Mobile Boy, 10 Miles Southeast Of the CITY. tsssf
This delightful summer resort complete order F,i
for the reception of visitors. Many important i'm
provements have been made during the
Der Of Single Rooms for Gentlemen, and large Rooms Tor
Famliesall Of them handsomely furnished have been
added. Bathing House, expressly for ladies' Is in the
Of erection The Shower Baths fine ORDER and
the bathing good any other watering place in
Mobile Bay. Amusemens OF all kinds such Hunting,
Fishing, Sailing, Billiards. Ten Pins. ETC. embrace
Of the attractions which attend residence Hollywood
House. The location OF this place being 80 feet above the
level OF the bay and the breeze from every direction,
giving fine of Mobile Bay the Gulf of Mexico the
city of Mobile and surrounding country, renders it OF the
desirable retreats in the South The table will
be constantly supplied with Fish, Oysters Crabs, Venson,
The BAR will contain the choicest Liquors and Wines
The undersigned commenced this establishment hte
years since from the stumpbuilt -funished it. and
Is keeping which is pretty good guarantee that he
will strive by every courtesy and attention please his guests
The steamboat Cora snow making trips every day this
place from Mobile. The steamboat Farmer also running
once day, and will continue until the boat arrives
which expected the LIST of June Letters and papers will
direct to this house. by being addressed 70 HOLLYWOOD
near Mobile. WILLARD FREEMAN.
Board per month, single Rooms IS 90
per month, double Rooms. ............... 30 90
=. per ~ "
per Jay
more than one day. l5
Breakfast Supper ahd Lodging, each. .......... 50
ES deduction for Families according to their number
wants, etc. myl6 3md&W
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RACHELOR'S HALI4-AT VAUDEVILLE, -.
~ Opposite The Main Wharf.-The undersigned flIsst
nave The honor Of informing the public that they is
nave Just completed establishment Vaudeville
opposite the large Wharf, scale Of magnfcence and
comfort calculated to M the void that has long been felt
make THIS establishment fashionable and desirable resort
combining the comforts of Restaurant kept in the most
approved and recherche style with Wines ard Liquors of
the most choice and varied kind
Dinner will be served either the tab h0te ar According
TO The PHI OF iare Attached the Restaurant will be found
BAR, at which only the best Liquors and Wines will be
Gon9eeted with he establishment likewise handsome
teurs occasionally find relief from tie monotony OF
country life. -
In fine, the propretor have left nothing undone to make Their
establishment agreeable No money has been pared
procure the various comforts those who may honor them
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DON'T CLESAR HOTEL, near MobiIe.-The nj

nAPHNEHOTEIl-HOH VAR D. S-The undersign
~ for several years the conductor Of the well known 49,.
Hotel and fashionable watering place DAPHNE, EHI.sf
situate in Baldwin county, Ala, the eastern shore
OF Mobile Bay, ten miles south Least of Mobile, most
respectfully invites Ladies and Gentlemen give him
with their families and enjoy the natural beauties and
tive accommodations of the place. open for the
He intends 10 conduct his house in such style and
excellence make it The of the country and every
way worthy OF the most liberal patronage.
Those visiting DAPHNE will have the advantage Of en-
oyng Shower Bath unsurpassed in he Southern country
being supplied BY Natural Fountain dischargng hun.
drcd gallons OF water per strong Chaly
Spring also the premises beneficial to those Whose
health require the of Mineral Water
For Salt Water Bathing commodious house has beer
erected.
Low pressure steamboat will leave this place every NOR
ming for Mobile, and return in the evening.
eg Applications for Board should be directed to me- care
of john TIcKNoR, ESQ., Mobile, Ala,
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PsssChristian, Miss. April 30.
N B-Letters, papers, and other maiabe matter left
the office of NJ Judson ESQ., corner Camp and Canal sts
will be forwarded daily hv tha wRu-nnail.
mvl 3mdE w -
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- w. BA0GEH. Dentist lof Tennessee (Iogrery Of
n E.znaina and GeofFia,l No. IS Iuls street, be
ls,er np and 81. Charles Streets (Tpen bnllSsgs,'
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SUBSTITUTE FOR ASHES SOURCES OF
MANIkE

There many landed p-opIlrtors whose sralle soils
require potash. but wha live iol lar distant from large
cities, where 81 ne supplies OF ashes be uht1u,d -
Persons thus iuated who may have marshes nn their
estates by digging up foot in depth Of the So Of su,h
marshes. with the rnt and vegetable matter therein
contained. permitting the water To drain off, aud then
burning the substance a otered FIRE as charcoal /,
burnt, will not orly find in every Two hundred bushels
81 such ashes suihcet quantity Of potash TO dress an
of land but many OF those other substances which
contribute 10 enrich The soil and prompe hcalthfu vere-
tation.
Perhaps the most economical method Of converting
marsh mud. and similar subs into active manure
would be, to compost il with Bile or baru ward manure
In proportion OF two lo,s of the former to one Of the lat
ter. the upper layer 10 be thick one composed
VI the marsh mud. Such c.mIass w,nld after few
months turn ont body Of manure fully as f-r zjug in
ts effects as either able barn yard by itself
SO, as. NAV the same result b. produced by coverino
the cattle yards and hg enr sures with the sub
stance alluded 10, 10 receive ard ais rb the puid ex
cre,ions OF the stock and be ultimately xed np with
The more solid parts, In the spng, before removal 10 tn,
field.
Thuse who have access . mari beds can. By forming
compass. consisting Of 100 bushels Of mari to invent,
double nurse loads OF the matters alluded TO proyii
themselves with an ndeqnaie quantity Of the ierz
Mg materials for their lands aad a comparatively SINAI
expense AZ the labor may be performed such intervals
~ would not IN literally interfere with the regular bust
n-ss Of the farm. This plan Of marling has much lt
ssmnend il tn our favr the soil would not only b,
supplied with the cal srius principle. su, with 'ho-'
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BirSiHiN.
+ Rules held the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
"A of Amherst County, Monday, the End day of Septsm
Der, 1880.
Samuel II. Campbell, Plaintiff
against
Catherine Pey,on widow, and William, Susan, Nancy and
..cob Peytun, Heirs at law of William Peyton, deed Will
liam NJ aer, high Sheriff Of Amherst County and such
Administrator the said W iam Peyton decd. and the
said W liam NJ allc high Sheriff aforesaid and
such Administrator OF Lhtebeiry Bryant decd
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
The object of this attach and subject to sale tract
Land OF the Heirs OF William Peyton, dee ID, TO pay
debt the said dccedcnt, claimed by the Plaintiff and APP
poang by satisfactory evidence that the Defendants Will
ham, Susan N and Jacob Peyonare not residents OF this
CommOnW the said Defendants required to
here within month after due publication oil tins order,
and do hat is necessary to protect their meressand 1t
ordered copy Of this order be published
week for toi successive weeks newspaper printed in
the Lynchbug, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse oil this County the first day OF the Coun-
ty Court.
Acopy-Teste
Sept l2--wAw ROBERT TINSLEY, elk.
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copy It'lc,
Sept l2-W iw ROBERT llNSlEY, CIk.
.,less lg...as Rn.4-1. j. ana nira,n Young:
Wool, Wool, Wool,

rI>lIE suh~nheris TO buy large lot oil WOOL
for which he will pay, in cash trade. price that will
fully compare with the Richmond Northern markets
further prove II, give chance, or Mr. A. b. Rualer
who is authorised Agent, and lives opposite Virginia
Bank, and we viii do it. JAS. :. CREWDSON, Agt
l.
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other prnrl-s which m ihe basis 4 eafbeae sei gas,
aud niIf pan b sides various sails. which, ~ then a.
tim and reaction eminent, dace pram lie if,
ulncss IN the EARTH incfeas the fsmefs cfup and put
money IA $ cket.-.7me,iean Former
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Lumber, Wood and Coal Yard,
HENRY A. CHRISTIAN & co.

NXTILLkeep constantly supply oi The various kinds Of
w COAL and WOOD, At their Yard ON the Basin. They
viii be prepared deliver Wood Coal at the Yard ap
pcaton the residence OF the applicant be desr
cd.
They have their office IN the building occupied by Mr. b.
r. Sacet the basin, where they may be found at all
tunes ready to atendto calls with pleasure.
Sent l6-2tM2M
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MACE & WINSTON,
GrOccrs Il Commission Merchants,

RTtTKHUNU, Ii
nFFER FOR SAIL UPON ACCOMMODATING
~ TERMS
SO bags Rio, Lag, Mataeaibe and Java Coffee,
l67 hhds. o,P and Clarified srr,r.
90 packages Loaf, Crushed and Palvcriscd ) NS''
60 lhds and tsree' { nha aud II, Nolassy.,
50 pure Cider Vinegar,
% erces prime Rice,
900 barrels cut, mly roc, aud gross lcrrngs,
80 boxes W inloW Glass,
$50 sperm, adamantne and taow Candles,
500 sides Sole l.cafhrr,
500 reams cap, Letter, and wrapping Paper,
coo kegs Mails,
5 tons cast, shear and blister Steel,
cGfoons Caracas Indigo,
100 packages gunpowdor, imperial and bl'h Tea,
100 dozen painted Pals,
GO " Bromns,
500 baes Shot,
- baskets Champagne, aud large stock of fine
Wines aud Liquor. Of WY description, also every other
article usually Kept in the best regulated houses
An - lu
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10ortital.
Frnm the Baltimore Clipper
ITuINk OF THEE.

nY Y. u. ,.
think OF thee-i think Of thee
whenmy young heart Is wild with sles,
And liis .sem, me bright iulnlee--
think Of thee
think Of thee in Spring, sweet light,
Wien nature smile more bright,
And ellis all hearts with pure delight
ihnk Of thee
think Of thee when summer Icigns
In golden sunshine Ger the plains,
And bindings MARBLE swerter sitain,-
think q thee
And when sad Autumn brings her store,
When summers golden beans are DER,
And Joyous strains are heard no more
think 81 thee
thinh ofthe. when morning beams
Dance lightly on III. dimplng streams,
And soft dew on the boss som CLEANS
think Of th.s
think Of ,hes when evening brings
Soft silence on its noistlcs wing,
i.d round ii. p.n-,,s .h.aaw ;''"ET-
think OF thee
ithini u the. WHEN moonheam, ret,
i,s. silver spears, on Earth. green hr,"',
And pale star, clutter On night. crest
think of thee
Win in my heart htishi si'inn, 'lrinr-
When Fancy rases sbnrht,r why,
And smiling wreath. around me fling
think Of thee
thni II ,h,o " hen sad aud lonc,
muse o'cr ,cenc, long past and gone,
Liz, the pale lis h, OF la brains dome
ilhink Of lhoe
think 81 thee' " hen Ger IN. soul
The tide Il bitter feeling' ri,
And s.ddencd mcm'i, has control
think OF thee
Washington City, u, {.
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PHHNIX FOUN DRY,

IninflldfflV on he tnHdT Hfar The IaHghmHt .lTuIs
INNtHBtR6, V.
rINHE 81 klBEk, s'il continues Ia conduct TN.
tablhnei, and lieii. continuance the patronage
- literally extended heretofore MILL. sEABiNt., Of
,ysiy dc-ctip ION (hA.nP gtsa variety 81 patterns Horse
Powers Plaster AID Cement tnsbefs, Bsfk Mills Cranes,
Tobacco Prrsc. tog ether with every ohet description Of
Iron and Brass Castings,
and hod up the sh4itrt notice. aud the
and most substantial manner Az, PLAIN an1 FANtf
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAILING,
CRATES. SO Sc. lie has god Natdt power and work
~ the first order Al tie head 81 each department i've
~ article made bs ahis hneni - ,yattlnl, b. equal
To- any done In the State. 4 4 nABNEb, Agent
JulN 4-tiller ~ DAVID MDREN.
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NEW CONCERN.
CHEMICAL WASH MIxTUKC,

fIlE Subscriber has purchased the Patent Right Of s
Cr0RCs Chemical u ash lILrtuc ior all East,rn vi
gina and offers to sell Rights tor Counties Towns
Families will sell the Mixture all ho wish 10 tralen
IT. Orders from person persons in the city
Will be promptly attended 10. The subscriber intends 10
keep constant, hand some tons OF the Mixture, supply
orders, the drmRnd tor II is constantly increasing.
BEW ARE OF lMPOSGORS! As the mixture hc-
coming valuable to every amily hrne
ward worthless receipts and others selling the and
doing indifferent places but tins is put the public
the guard the sub cnhcr Will hold all who Min
urc resp 'n,blc to pay him or his Agents The al all
authorised Agents in the public prints Mi + Ii Ron
ERISON, IN Petersburg, is authorized Agent
Mcrs Mo>hy * llolconbc, in l.yuchhure. will keep
hand large supply Wholcsae and retail Families will ID
well To try it-Any family by purchasing right willie in.
siuccd TO apply tito the country made soap.
II. ATllERrON Proprietor,
August 5-3m. Richmond, Va.
supply Tor retail constantly on hand, at
John II. SEAY'S Drug Store
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LICORICE!IICORlCE.!
TO SPoRTSMEN.

Just received supply oil Very Superior CT NPOWDER
- from the celebrated lIazad Powder Company it Is
neatly Pvt pm one pound Canstcrs and small Kegs
tanning 60 pounds. Sporsmen and others desiring superb
OF article OF Powder invited TO call, is
equal to any TO be had many market-ior sale by
JOHN H. SFAY,
Sept ct. DRUGGIST