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just Received.

just Received.
A SPLENDID a assortment OF preserved Gin
n ger, Plums, Quinces, Lines, &c. Prunes in
Jars, Raisins, Almonds, Curranis, Pickles, Cat
sups, Sauces, Salmon Lobsters dc.
Also-A fresh supply Of GROCERIES. low
for cash. MOORE BELCHER.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

WILL sell, OH the first Monday in July next,
i b,fore the Court House door, in Camden, be.
tween the legal hours of sale, one NEGRO BOY,
to foreclose Deed of Mortgage executed BY James
p. Dickinson to VIM. Arranls, Administrator.
Terms cash; purchaser to pay for papers.
THOS. J. WARREN, Agent.
June ID, 1850. $21 ids
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Piano E0rtes.

PEING appointed Agent Of Newman g. Bros
ID Piano Fortes, would give notice that any per.
son desirous of obtaining all instrument that will
wear we'll aud keep in tune, 10 apply to The under.
signed. who will order immediately, and supply
them, either in Mahogany or Rosc Wood cases !;
terms moderate. On hand and in good order, TWO
second hard Pianos, that i'll be sold low in price
J.B +. BOONE,
Agent of Newman g. Bro.
June II. 46
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In Equity.-Kershaw District,

In Equity--Kershaw District.
James Dunlap, ct al. VS.. James X. Doug
Er Relief aud Sale.
N pursuance of the order of the Court, made at
l. June term, 1880, will expose to public sale
on the first Monday July, prox before the court
house of this District. within the legal hours Of
sale, on credit until the first day Of ofjanuary next,
all that Lot of Land, with the buildings thereon f.
adjoining lots of James Dunlap and John Rosser,
OH Broad si,eet. in the town of Camden. The
said lot being known in the plan Of the said town
as lot M. 73O. said to have front on Broad street
OF sixtysix feet and running back from ssd strt ct
three hundred and eighty two feet. Bond, with
approved security required.
w. NJ SHANNON, C. E. K. D.
Juns l3. 1887 I'd
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Stock Of Messrs. Townsend, Arnold & 90.
On accorniof the underwriters md all concerned.
2s6 King, next door to Society Street,
BY e. B. CREWS.
on THURSDAY, 9th inst at O'Clock, will commence
the sale at auction Of the stock of ess Townsend Ar
mold e. Co. saved from the late Fire. of Wednesday morn.
ing, May ~, Of the underwriters and all con.
cerned, consisting in part as follows, viz:
Broadclot,s, Cassmeres, and Satinea
Ky. Jeans, Tweeds, Pant Stuff, Keneyu
White and Red Flannels, Blankeu, Merinos
N. de Laines, Alpaccas, Lustres, Bombazines
Drap d dEte, Orleans cloth, cloak Innings
Cashmereu, Bareges. Challeys, Grenadines
Silk Tissues, Merino Shirts and Drawers
Irish Linens, Lawns, Linen Damasks, Linen Sheetngs,
White and Brown Hollands, Z lldkfs. Diapen
Dowlas Linen Table cloths, White and cold Drills
Broche Silk: Muslin and de L Shawls
Printed Nd uslins, and Lawn; Dress and Flu n Prints
Gnghams. Mari. Stripes and Plads, bobbine,s
Stri!ed Csmbrics; Jhconet and Swiss Muslin
Apron Cheeks: D-uims; Crcqullas; Tickingr
Huckuback; Blue Drlls Vestings; Spool cottons
Pearl and Agate Buttons; Pins, Neck Tics
Masras, Verona and Silk Poagee Ildkf.
Ribbons; Umbrellas; Parasols;
ALSO.
Every variety Of Silk and Fancy GOODS.
Terms cash.
Catalogues be had at nv store on Monday 2Ih inst
Charleston, June ~. a0lt
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Auction.

TNHE remainder of the Stock of J. c. Mckenna
i will he snld on the first Monday in July next !;
consisting in part OF, Wines, Liquors of all kinds,
Segars, Pickles. Candies, Ale, Pfrter, Champaign
Wine, Picked Oysters and Lobsters; &c.
+. ROOT, Auctioneer.
June 25. 50
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NOTICE.
\ N application was mad to the Town Council
n ofCamden, by Mr.. James }. Dunlsp praying
Council to grant him Billiard License 10 keep a
Billiard Table in the old Baptist Church, on the
corner of York and Market streets, in the town Of
Camden. Recommended, by J. w. Cantey,
E. A. SaIuiond, Thos. E. Shannon, Samuel Ben.
son, w. A. Ancrum, McKa Brevard, T. E. Halle
e. Halle, l.. G. Adamson and F. Root.
L. w. BALLARD, Town Recorder.
June l2, 1850. IA Al
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An extensive and well assorted stock Of other
articles in the grocery line, comprising all the
necessaries of subsistence, together with fifty
thouaand best Cuba filed Fnrid" Segars.
II. HOLIEYMAN.
April =, 1850 rs Il
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NEW
fectionery and Grocery Store,
Two Doors North of the Post Office.

TINE subscriber would inform the pub tha
l. he taken the store formerly occupied bv
Mrs. H. H. Sizer, where he will keep constantly
on hand an assortment Of
Candies and Preserves: Segars
Wines and Pickles; tennn Syrup
Sugar. Coffee and Lard; Candles, Soaps
Molaeees, Spice, Pepper, Coperas &c.
And II good ass ortment Of Crockery and Tin Ware.
All Of which he will sell low for cash. Purcha.
sers will do well to give him call before buying
elsewhere. l.. L. PELTIER.
may 6. SO If
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Branch of the Bunk OF the Stiite of
SA. e nj In ndan

So. c., at Camden.
4 IL Notes intended for renewals at this Bank
n in the month of June and July must be in
the original signatures of the makers aud endor-
sers. ID. L. DESA assure, Cashier
May 6 SO #
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Bacon! EacOm!! Bacon!.!

TINE subscriber has on hand 10000 lbs
Il superior BACON and a corresponding quanli.
ty OF LARD, IN the lot there is nearly 1900 fine
Hams, any person wishing to purchase might lind
it 10 their advantage to call aud examine, before
purchasing elsewhere; terms will be made &C
comuodatng.
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RUN AWAY
ENROM the subscriber about tie first of Febru.
Il ary last his negro boy BRUTUS about ls or
10 years of age. stout built, about FIVE feet ten
incIes high, very black. and likely f!ow. !
suppose he is lurking about the neighborhood Of
Liberty Hill, where his mother lives. A LIBERAL
rery liberal reward will be paid for hin apprehen.
siun and delivery to ME, IL miles above Camden,
or for his confinement in the Jail at Camden.
w. r. YOUNG.
June l6, lS50 4S w3t
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AdministratOr's Notice.

A IL persons having demands against John
n Prince, deceased, late of this District. are re-
quested to hand them in duly attested, and those
indebted are hereby notified that immediate pay.
rnsnts inquired. J. D. MURRAY,
may 24-4l-Hl Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

y DAYTON continues to manufac
turs SERAPHINEs and MELO
DEONS Of the very best quality of
W tone and workmanship. His Sera-
Phiass are made upon principles entirely
new, and are not inferior to any made or
used in this country,
DAYT0N'S IMPROVED NE
LODEONis admitted by the most COM
peient Judges to be. superior TO any Melode,
ON now in use. It has a keyboard SINH
lar 10 that OF a Piano or Seraphinc. The
Case is OF Rosewood, Black Walnut, and
Mahogany, and Is well finished. The tone
issverY smooth, and can be made loud OT
soft by the use of the Swell Pedal. il Is
well adapted TO quick or slow music. The
Bellows is constructed on q hsw AMI i'm
proved plan,--it works with a Pedal. and
with but little ipcoR senience to the pcrfor-
mer. ltiseasily made portable BY folding
the legs underneath.
n. =. These instruments are well adap.
TED tor an accompaniment. TO church chOirs
Us well as for parlor use, and as they are
made In strong and substantial manner,
ne subscriber feels entire confidence In re-,
commanding them as adurable ana efficien,
instrument.
I- The public are iaylted 10 call and
examine them. s.
Pianos, Serapninss, aud other Mn.
sicaa Instruments. tuned and repaired.
4, :. J. DAYTON.
"eiecNyille, Conn, July. ls4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04


THE PunL1cAs1ons on rms AMEntcAri
SunDAx Scsnv0I. unI0N, should Be inlF0dnc.
ed into The Sabbath Schools 81 Oil evangelical
denominations tor the following reasons.
let, The, are prepared with great care.
I'd, They are entirely tree Irum scctaEian bi.
ID They are sufficiently numerous and Va
ried 10 their character TO suit the wants Of all
classes, ages aud circumstances in life.
rth, They are ve:y cheap. Fifty volumes
adapted 10 infant classes, are aOld for sc so
Seventy five larger volumes. suited 10 Juven.
lie classes, are sold for IS. Two hundred
still larger. for go, and "a thick volumes for
90.
will not then every clergyman and s s. Su.
perintendent see to il, that their schools are
supplied with these books!
The Subscribers will keep at all times, a
ful! supply Of the above publications., as well
A. Ill others adapted 10 Sabbath Schools, all oil
which will be furnished as low a. they can
be obtained in Boston, New York or Philadei.
Phia. .-....
Catalogues will be furnished at an early
day, 20 all pastors and superintendent W.:
address can he asrertained. PcrSO.:. wishins
to Purchse s. s. Backs, sho.:::i bring OF SEND
an alphabetical Catalogue OF the books al
ready in their l;Hk;;aries, to avoid yurchasins
duplicates. Address all orders to
BROCKErT, FULLER 4 CO,
2l9 Main 81, Hartford, Conn.
Or II. W. HUTCHINSON CO.,
Springfield, Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
EaOusatOMic Railroads
lmmeF Arrangement, commencing April 90.


Summer Arrangement, commencing april 80
YNHE Cars on this road run in connection,
/ with the New York and New Haven, and
Western Railroad.
.A4WninS Isain for PittsAeld leaves Bridge
port at 10 40 a. IN, IN the arrival Of tho Nor.
ming Express Train from New York, the acc.
ond Accommodation Train from New Haven,
and the Naugaluck Train from Wins,ed.
Euening Train leaves Bridgeport, tor Pitts
field at 5 "a p. N. on the arrival Of y. m. Elk.
press Train FROM New York aud the 4 80 . IN.
Train from New Haven and the Nauga,uck
Train from Watc. bury.
H2fs# RETURNING,
First Train leaves Pittsfeld al 8 30 a. M,
and connects Of Bridgeport With the Express
Train 10 New York. at % p. IN, and the
Special Train to New Haven.
Second Train leaves Pittsfeld, at 4p m :,
and connects with the Evening Express Train
to New York at s so p. m. 3fisF e
An Extra Passenger Train will leave State
line, q. the arrival Of the Morning Train from
Albany. and inteysect tina Q 80 Pitlsfield Train
al Van Jacksonville. Returning; leaves Van
DcuseA vile ON the arrival If The lOaO a. m.
Train from Bridgeport and inlersects the West
ern Train fnr Albany at State line.
Freight Trains leave Bridgeport at o'clock
a m eygry morning.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

California and fine Straw, also chea p
Lace and common Straw Hats, at 30
cents piece. a@~ s@sf
A choise selection Of Parasols and
Parasoletts, Linen Cambria Handker-
chiefs, mbroideries and Laces. Ladies'
and Gents Kid, Silk and Lisle Thread
@-&DvM-@ -
all sizes. Ladies' super6ne Elastic Hose.
Merino Colors, Mantilla SiIk and trim
m'ngs. Mantillas made to order. The
public are invited to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Sc
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
Steam Engines and Boilers
Groceries, Refreshments,

r ONWARD o. PECK, having entrusted the
IL management OF his Grocery to the sub
scr'her would take this opportunity TO inform
his friends and the public generally, that he
has made many addilionl and improvements
to his stock Of GROCERIES,, CONNECTION
ARIES. REF SC. The hes. Of
SMALL BEER, I Of all kiids,) PORTER,
# an excellent quality. and various other sum
mer and winter drinks. kept constantly ON
hand. FRUITS, CANDIES. NUTS, PIES,
CAKES, &C.. Sc, &C., always fresh. and Of
superior qualities, ready for every supply, at
sli.rt notice, cheap for cash. Dcj- 0Y STEERS.
cooked 10 suit the most faslidious tastes. in q
style not 10 be surpassed. Gentlemen who
wish to be suited in most satisfactory man.
Ger and on the mos, reasonable terms, will do
well "a call at the Groce,y, III the basement oil
$ r. BOI.LES Store, West st.
ISAAC STEVENS, Agent.
Lilch6eld, May I'd. 1850. 4w52
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

T. III. RICHARDS,
Custom and Ready Nude Clothing I'm
a..- P0riuns,
G .- AND .a.
Gentlemen's Quitting Establishment.
st door east of Wheeler's Hotel, West st.
Spring and summer Stock of
FaslaiO aaable ClOthing,
AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN EVER BEFORE
AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
nAVEiound Il necessary to move into West
- Sheet, and have taken the store formerly
occupied by Mr.. Samuel Clock which has
recently been fixed NJ expressly Tor n.e, and /
aih now prepared to give great bargains in
Ius'"m and Ready Made Garments oi eyery
description, TO all WHO may favor m with
the'f patronage. ! have received the mus,
.ss",o"aoie assoreNent OF Spring aud Summer
uooas, ever befos Hired TO this public. My
sos mas neen SCI Dted with great care-with
hade '~'
would cal the particular a;,en,i ON Of nv
customers and the public generally. 10 nv
stock OF Dress and Frock Goats. ~ 0r,c
varying irom one dollar and twenty 1--WE cens
70 eight dollars. ~'""s
n
THIS establishment are admitted to be suDerior
~ point Of style and elegance, TO those In anu
other establishment here and are sold from nm,
to sevem dullars. 'O''' jug
The assortmen. Of vlss embrace. an ,h.D
ave dUllsse. 49, Vi'e "
Aspled'd assortment Cloths. Cas.;ma,..
anu Sesstngs, OF oil kinds, BY the ward or -
SUIT purchasers. with q fuil ass.,rtm.nt ofss;i
deus cheap. $50 'so's "cansn'
Sea.lsmen-yoar ore invited 20 examine
my s'ock o. goods before purchasing as.
wnefe. es am determined not to be nndersold
~ any man IN this port Of the country.
isncy department. embraces an that il
nav q desl'aeis. IN Daslise French and i,aI
lsn. olack and fancy slk Cravats. Susnsndsrs
gloves. u all kinds, umbrellas. and Sood a.
so.tme9t O PLATA and tansy shtrts, hossms snd
collars. hoslary, with every o,hs ar,icIe na.sliv
kept In GENfLEMAN's OurTfrr, - go. Hsu..'y
MANI. ASsaAsa'ssa-
Gsnilsmen furnishing their elo,h "a, ..x.
lhelg garments made IN ssyle no, n - mn.
passsd =, fasAOn or workmanship. and WAR;.
Gssi.ng done .. short no,iee.
Spnne tashiensluet received.
iaei UNDER eIeat uhlignaiona "a nav nn.,,.,.
0us Sglaeme1 tof their past atlanlinn" Sna
esuee ~ csSe application % kns;nsss. snS. 80.
so s1ln.1eEo1 neg eohe exeellsd bY anv essaN1
I1shInems e. ene kan1 in M. eonsasv. 49,
~. - PssscnAea wAehhas been 20 66sV.
W 90 S'sse. L'eAksid. "-1AN 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
STAGES

From L;ich6eld will connect with tie Pas
senger Train which leave WInsted at Z 10 a.
IN. and Bridgeport at 5 Top Ia. at the Itch.
field Station.
Stages will also; coRoect at Winstea from
Hiichcocksville and New Boston, and at Huns
phreysville from Woodbury., Southbury, aud
Oxford.
Hotchkiss' stage for Wa.eriown will con.
meet with the Sill m Train from Waterbury
and 1928 a. m. Train tlom BridgepSrt. daily
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays with the 5 IL
m train from Bridgeport.
A Freight Train from New Haven, and The
Steamer Roger Williams,
from New York, will connect with the Freigh,
Trains an This Road Freight will
billed ftom each station for New York, New
Haven and Bridgeport.
Time scAen Trains Leave Stations.
BRIDGEPORT TO NZVS TED.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
CHEAP CASH
DRUG SWnRH

TNiOMAS LORD, Wholesale and retail
Il dealer ia Foreign and Domestic Medi-
cines. Drugs. Chemicals. Patent Medicines
Impaired Leeches, Strengthening Plastsrs,
Shakers Herbs aud Extracts r.
Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Varnishea, Spirits Turpeniine, Brushes, Putty,
Dye Wouds, Dye Stuffs, Sperm. Lamp and Lard
Oils, Spirits Gas, Camphene, Potashcs, Inks,
Backing, &C., SC. f@I
Co. Cheap for Cash or approved CreaH.
Reference 10 r. B. MAsoN,> Esq, Snperin.
tendant and Engineer N. Y. and NH. R. r.
PHiLo HURD, Esq. Sup't. and Eng'r. Manga.
tue \. r. CHAs. WATERBURY,, ESQ.,, Cor8uc.
tor Naugaiuc X X, Iy47
Bridgeport, June 90, lS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

M s.tNs NOIneM asIu Aa.ureA !-aM eve An
uv1- these words:
an in the q hnilding west &c IN Ces..
toases employed. al have beea nsssb Ten
ears. = Ssl..ng. lal,,ae. kxisariins snI
which adopted 10 The ean,n ene--.s. - -. -
professional lie. aAa whsch 4 s1.,s !. ~
absnaen. u % this: Never d ec@a-.s. .ssss
operasiOnin Dentistry. Eof ny indivs:..sS -. -
I'll am saiis6so Ihak lie kan.ss -; -"
tks@ g ~ palton. GAall esees - =
4os yee 1re alleHsinls ysus tessA = = -.
De earesaB B6Sl esS -. - = -. =
esauty .odsenly ~ sa6 - 80 - = -
Ts,.Aa.,. ~. BEAR3 7
A'ehAeaS1 - ~. IN
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

AZ % CTS. per GalIom,.
WE have few Hgiis of that same aaola
saeehe aho6e price. 4 & Vs. = ~
~s ALV0RD & BROTHERS.
WOIcottville. ians IL q
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

First passenger train will leave Winsied al
7.IUa r.. connecting al the junction with a
special iE"in 10 New Haven, aud arrive al
Bridgep.s. IN tISne i.r the passengers to take
the 1890 a. IN. ilt in to New York. and Trains
10 Hartford. Albany, Pilts6eld, and Stations on
the Housat0nic Railroad, i.
I'd Passenger Train will leave Waterbury al
5 80 a IN, connecting at the Junction with the
special train &c New Haven and Hartford. and
arrive in Bridgeport in time for passengers to
to take the a m Train to New York.
Sd Passenger Tain will leave Waterbury
at 3.35 u. m, connecting with the ExpTes,
Train Il New Haven, Hartford aud Boston
the Is Train 10 New YVIk and Evening Traiu
to Pitts6eld.
Freight train with Passenger Car attached
vii leave Winsted al |, 40 p. m. and arrive la
Bridgeport in time tor the $50 p. m. Train Il
New Haven, aud Evening Train to New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

SU1EMER ARRANGE.MENT.
: sn.a.sasing April 24th, 1850.

u. Le6lSs'esAel1sg -ApTs1 z4IH, 4ooU.
THIRST passenger IEaIn will leave Bridgeport
liz for Waterbury AZ 1925 q. M, or pa the
arrival OF the s q. m. Expsess TIaia from New
York, connecting NJ Slratisrd with The $50
a, m. train Irum New Haven.
Cd Passenger Train will leave Bridgeport for
Wtnsled, al 5,IU p. m or an Ihe arrival 0i the
tle2,45 m Express II ain from Nav fOIk,
connecting At Stafford with tbs 1 so p. IN.
Train FROM New Haven.
IstFreight train with passenger car attached
WI Il leave BldgrpoItt"r Winsted at 5 20 a. m.
"a Freight Train with passenger car attach
cd will leave Bridgeport for Waterbury at 6.
o. l.. Ia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
Geese Feathers

ne Subscribers have made arr.s...
meats 70 keep q cons.an, supnlv - .
nsss rate article Of GEESE FEATH
i EnS-seiec'ed and packed win grese
4, care ~ ourselves. in packages ~ irc,.
~ 70 oV lbs; and will furnish - IN 49,, -
any quantity from 20 10 1000 los. of . "..I
ny lnsy wal! warrant as good ~ the -,
equal quality in the State. ~st' Vi
w., s: & L. HURLBUr.
- WanehesIefs kO4Y. VS.. .sN
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

VTTE beg leave TO call the attention Of
Wv Merchants Hnd MsnuiactuTeTsin LiIch'
Geld and vicinity 10 our stock Of HARD
WARE. comp isiRg one al the largest and
most extensive assOTlmenls TO be found in the
State. We are extensively engaged in the
importation OG all kinds Of
Rswv,.;Vnwl,~m. ~wl &haMald
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

ash and the Highest Price
paid % Eliles and Calf skins BY
who has for sale . Or 5 likely pairs 81 "a,
III Steers, s"s'
tehasIa, APrillcsh, 1884, ,.sw4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04

Flour For Sale,
EN EbLS: more Of the same Lo,,, re-. \
~ ground from pure GsResees Wh M. ~ |"
NsyGSll April ilth. 1850. ZONE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
Eiinsted to Bridneport.

Bridgeport. April. a. 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
FEMALE WEAKNESSES and COMPEAINTS,

No remedy that has hecn oasHeA 70 the public, hal
ever been half a certain and eeefsai IN yest0visg
T,e incidental Wsaknessss and rsguaEities Of the seq
ID BRAMT'S PULMoMARV DAESAM. Il makes no dsheg
ence whether the arrangement be Suppression. exees&
or other incidental sveGkaess-it REGULATES Ak.
by ssreagbeaing the systs eesalisiag e esrcsalies
aud SOOTHING; and ALLAYlNG NERVOUS WEETA
AiLITY. See ear FamPAlsfs for proof
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-04
ohANoE OF LIE.

From the Girl 70 tho WomsR and the WeNas q sss@
de sge-the one isaecstststgd, and tho other 90
Ryadsay suppressed prssant any Of the (asl a..
sases that Frequently arisc In consequence OF such
ehange !:
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-30

hearted gentleman, and one always anxious to add TO
the sum OF human bliss, bethought of this room and
though eney contrary to usage determined surren-
der 1t "for this night only He thereupon communca-
'ea MS lntehuon TO the gentleman, who, it may
readily be supposed, was profuse in thanks for the
favor conferred. Mine host without mole ado. led
the way to this room, candle in hand. closely fol-
lowed by the fortunate gentleman Setting the
light upon elegant stand mine host, with he
ngn countenance, turned to the gentleman, and told
him "this was the room" There," said he "vou will
find the best bed my hotel' casting his eyes, as he
spoke, towards the bed-when, horror of horrors he
deserted two wooly heads resting the snow white
downy pillows Mine host rushed towards the bed for
the purpose of convincing himself whether or not he la
poured under some horrid visual deusion He placed
MS hand upon one of the woolly heads, uttering
snout OF establishment he did so, when up jumped
couple OF stout negro fellows One otthem made for
the door, without deigning to wait for his neither gar
ments, and succeeded in GLIDING the chastisemen of
mine host-but the other fellow did not attempt to
escape, simply because he knew it would result in no
substantial good He proved to be one of the servants
engaged in the hotel to whom, it appears most blame
attaches, because he had invited the other fellow to
spend the night with him. The negro who ran had
only reached the city day or two prior to this night
adventure, and belongs to gentleman at present So
Jounng in the city, whom he attends the capacity of
footman. This fellow got out of the hotel as speed
lily as possible, and boldly descended into the street,
where he was promptly arrested by the watchmen
Ventable sans culote. Upon learning his strange adj
venture he was taken the hotel where It's truth
made apparent Capt Jinkus insisted upon surren-
Ger OF the fellows "unmentonables,' which were
promptly handed over and then he was marched to the
cage Saturday morning, on being brought before the
mayor, and the case stated the luxurious fooman was
ordered below for correction.
How the gentleman in quest of lodgings Jared, after
the adventure the reporter unable to saw Probably
sleep was stranger to eyes the remainder of the
ninh
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PETERSBURG

Mr. sYMr bears his defeat very gracefully, saying in
his paper Of Saturday
ln our ISSUE the result ofthe election in this town
paragraph situated he is to look into the causes which
produced this result He is content to submit cheeruly
to the will OF his fellow citizens, and shall be most hap
Ply it his successor in the General Assembly shall bv his
measures, contribute much the prosperity Of our
town as its most devoted friend desire In all po-
cal contests and particularly in as heated as that
hard thoughts engendeed and heart burnings produced
These, we trust, will all depart with the occasion that
called them forth, and community become peaceful
and uned-each citizen carrying on no contest with the
Other in striving to who can do most to advance
the prosperity of our town.
Petersburg, we firmly believe, is now in the crisis of
It's late Measures on foot which, if prudenty and
energetlcay carried out will make it rich, prosperous
and large town. But on the other hand, mistake, a
false move, may nflic infinite mischief upon u.s. Let
US, then, as Wings and Democrats work together
shoulder to shoulder, with eye single to the good OF
the whole town. and in spite of dissensions about party
politics, we shall prosper