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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-06-27
H.. III. AYRES,
Ubolesalc ano Retail druggist,

AND DEALER In
Drugs, Mediciaes, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, Furnishes, Dye SiuDs. Brushes,
PeJumery, Uiaao,0 Glass, Putty,
Druggist and Physicians Glass
Vare, Patent Medicines, Pare Hines
for 4Hedicina! purposes, &c. s..
Sign of the Big Mortar,
MAIN STREET, KEOK UK.
Orders from the Country attended to
promptly and packed with care. ss.as
June 9th, lS5l.ly
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-06-27
JUST RECEIVED,

DER Steamer s'Caleb Cope" large lot
i Of Queensware and Groceries, for sale
low at ID. p. lNSk EEP & Co.'s.
Ottumwa, June oath, 81.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-06-27

BY Telegraph for the Mo. Republican.
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-06-27
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.

How all admire clear, beautiful, white skin, and
colorcd cheek How often see persons pos
sessng this "desideratum devoutly to be wished ~,
sorting to COSMETICS lotions Washes paints, colorn.
materials to restore to them cmblance Of what
has deprived them of and that with great injury
the skin. Bulls StrsdporVd is the best Cosmetic known
IL beautcs the skin by removing every particle
and diseased matter from the blood, making IL pure
thy and vigorous, giving activity every vessel
and changing the yellow and dark countennncc
bloom and freshness of YOUTH Ladies' abandon of
paints and mixtures, and Bulls SarS0pard, the emily
eifectual remedy a word to the wise is SUFFICIENT
a hint is enough for the ladies.
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BALTIMORE.
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12sl-1-zs-l-- Zee t----rkzt~-e.s
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE rail-

NEW ASD ATTRACTIVE Rail-
l Road and 5 eambon Line 10 Bat'imo,e and N,
Nor bern Cues, Piaey Pam Rdthe mouth oflh1
Potomac.
Fare between Richmond and Baltimore s. 50.
The public are hereby advised that on Thursday
the 3D. Of April, the swift and splendid Steamer
BALTIMORE, Captain Alexander McCausand.
fitted up with state-rooms and $50 berths, will re-
commence running on this route; and on and after
that date, will run scmi-weekly in connection with
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road between the landingSt Acquia Creek and Bal
more.
Passengers leaving Richmond in the Northern
Mail Train at 7 4, A. NJ on Mondays and Thursday.
will arrive Of Acquia Creek about ~ NJ, where they
take the Baltimore boat. Descending the Potomac
they have n view Of its fine scenery by day light and
arrive Pincy Point abou, 5, p NJ, and nj Balti-
tirnore in the course Of the night.
This line, it will be seem avoids entirely the wide
portion ofthe Bay, and Of course in great degree
any danger Of rough weather and sea sickness; and
passengers by ii going farther North havo the nd
vantage. their arrival at Baltimore Of remaining
for the night free Of charge on board OF boat hav-
ing superior accommodations, and avoiding expen-
SEES at hotels.
Returning, passengers leave Baltimore on Tues
days and Fridays, at 5 r. VI. and arrive in Rich
mond the next day at about -, ~
T are from Richmond to Baltimore S. so
Do do do--second class
passengers, (including meals) q so
Fare from Richmond to Piney Point with
the privilege Of returnig stauy time du-
ing the season. $50
Fare for children under ~ years Of aye half Price
Meals and state-rooms for first class passenger
extra.
For further particulars or through tickets, apply
at tie DEPOT Of the L + end 2 K r O. 10
nar24-2m j. D. WINSTON. TicketAeent.
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ALL CREATION LOOK HERE.

l n New and splendid s'ock # Dry Gods and Rea-
dy Made ClofhiAg a Wholesale and Re'aa GUG-
GENHE--MER & UNTERMYER respectfully in
form their friends and the public generally, that
they receiving splendid stock of Dry
Goods, suitable for the Fall and Winter seasons,
embracing every article of Ladies' and Geniemeas
Wear. All Of which the public are invited to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. We
havea beautiful assortment Of Has and Caps, Boots
and Shoes, with a splendid ard general assortment
Of fancy articles, oil Of which offered nj unusual
ly low prices. Call and us, and we feel assured
that you will be pleased with prices well as Goods
well undetermined to sell low, having purchased
Tor Cash.
They also receiving splendid assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing, purchased BY them fer cash
at unusually low prices, by which they are en-
ablcd to offer greater inducements to the public
than any similar establishment.
They would particularly cali the attention Of
country merchants and others to their Wzolesale
P,tees-believng that they will find it to their in
tcrest to give them call and examine their stock
before going farther East. The great facilities
which they enjoy in purchasing their supplies ena-
bic them to announce with confidence, that their
goods will be sold at Richmond Prices.
n. GUGGENHEIMER,
Oct Pits l. UNTERMYER.
Granite RisaLg,Srs CoLeU JJo,,s<
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pssANDRETEE's PILLS.

4 ss4A4. 2vAtb n II . L-bh4I1As--A AlEDI
- cine which for niney-two years has proved
worthy q all confidence me licnc universnl IN is
powers Of good 10 nun. woman or pfnnt; often look
cd upon M blessing sent from heaven to save fe
may it be duly appreciated.
But, some one snya, show my medicine 10
useful in al cnses7" We answer tiiis one medicine
purifes the blood. and as no disonse can effect us
when the blood is pure all disease Is cured by pu-
rfying the blood Suppose the stomach IA affected
Al the symptoms show great prostrniion of It's
strength i IS not capable Of digesting the food;
have wind 10 stnmnch-sour MISUNDERSTANDING
pain or scraping sensations the pit Of the stom-
aeh' hose symptoms remaining cause the greatest
rrostrntion Of the powers Of the mind as well az
those Of the body-and If not speedily removed they
viii cause other dangerous symptons such IA
Paralysis. 81. Ni,us' Dance, Epelepsy, Rhcnmn-
tisin--more generally, however, Cholera Morbus,
Dysentery or II may be obsinntc costiyencss ter
miuaing in violent sickness of the stomach, and not
nuirequently in inflammation Of the Bowels.
How important it ia, then TINT these first symp-
toms be removed; md ono two doses OF Brand
reth's Pills would generally effect this OBJ ect but IL
should be remembered TINT they always appliea.
hle and should be used until health IL fully rcstorad
ms they viii surely cure sooner than any other
remedy, and when we have health through them il
is no patch wora--it Is genuine curc--onc that
will not deceive.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by D. B Pnync a.
Brother. Lynchburg. Va.
Oct 2S--wts
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TWO PAfRs BEST GLOBES

H TUX SNLE III JUN T. WhIGFI 3
Book, Fine Iewery and Fancy Goods Store where
the largest assortment of Books. Watches and fac
Jewelry always be found at the lowest prices
Also, good assortment Of Latter. Cap, Account
and Note Paper, Envelopes, fine Marble Clocks,
Paper HaugiHgs. Blank Books. Musical Instru-
ments, Walking Canes, Set of Silver PlatcWarc,
Pocket Books, Port Monies, Pocket Knives. fine
Pictures and Picture Frames Of all sizes. Work
Boxes, Writing Desks. Purses, Ornaments for the
head, together with great many articles too num-
erOus to advertise.
Eel
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PoETRY.


ENTRANCES d. GAGE.
o, ! joviai farmers boy tn be.
A. fresh as the birds that stag.
And Carol my merry song of glee
Among the flowers Of spring.
With whoop who boy, to drive my team
Before the rising sun,
To siatc their thirst in a silvery stream
Shall be my mornings fun
To see the hungry porter fed,
And hear hin, grunt his than'';
To roase the calves from their grassy bed,
SO shake their drowsy fanks:
To draw from the generous COW hrr store,
With young hands strong and free,
Till the brinning pale is running o'er
With the foar'ing luxury;
To haste to the garden with hoe and seed
While the dew is on the spray.
To paint, to trim. to hoe and weed
The morning hours away.
To raise the flowers for the honey tee,
With their petals bright and fair:
o, I love the budding flowers to see,
In my garden here and there
Oh away tn the fields with the rcapers he.
And toll the livelong day,
And think Of the happy time when
Shall be man as they.
To pillow, 20 harrow, TO plant. 20 SOW
The rich and fertile lands:
To reap and bind, to pitch and NOV,
With strong and willing hands.
o, would nor live ia the crowded. town,
With is pavemsnts hard gray,
With lis heightened streets OF dusty brown,
And its pointed houses gay-
Where every boy bis ball may bound
Upon his ncighbor's dome,
And every shout and every sound
. Disturhs some others home.
The squirrel that leaps from limb to limb.
In the forest waving high.
Or tho lark that scars with his uaiin hymn,
Is not more FREQ than !.
Then give me the trhle of farmer boy,
From city trammels free,
And l'llrrack ny ghip. and cry, "Who hoytP
Oh, farmer boyI'l be!
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~ MelgcdR War, noto on eLhi6t i'm 0fJAMES Ii.
SMITHS. comprising the most striking and Re.
markable Events Of that perod-admittance Free
Who're also may be found great variety of Fanc,
Goods suitable for presents the approaching Ho
days.
His House has recently undergone a thorough re-
psir--and his stock Comprises grenter variety Of
Fancy Goods than is often found in this market In
his stock may be found
Papier mache Good Of every variety,
Alabaster, Rose Wood and other ancy Boxes
Toys ia endless Variety,
Fancy Candies-also, every variety of Home made
Perfumes. and Hair and Tooth B11i he's,
Fine assortment Of Pocket Knives &c. &C.
Together with large assortment Of Fruit. Pickles
and Preserves-also, Nuts Of every variety Malaga
Grapes, Jujube Paste. Citrpns, Figs, Currants
Prunes. Dates. Sutand Raisins, &c,--toyether with
large lot Of Willow Ware, such as Market and
Travelling Baskets, Carriage &C.. most beautiful
and selected stock Of Walking Canes fine Accor-
deous, &c., Backgammon Boards, Chessmen. Dice.
Doninoes-in fact every article usually found in
such establishments and great many more.
Country Merchants respectfully requested to ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere
Dec 23-ts J.B. SMITH.
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Office of the circuit court for the county Of
Nelson, On Monday the 9TH dny Of April, 1851.
James Garland, Plaintiff
ogaias'
Richard c. Fortune md Mary his wife John
Ballcw and Lucinda his wife Jordan Arlington and
Polly his wife. Susan f. Guy M infant under The
age Of twe1iy-one years. VIM. VI. Cabell admir- If
Sally Vaughan. Janettn Vnuehnn. Mildred Vaughan
and Nancy Guy, decd. GEORGE Vnurh,n, admir-.
" Rctsey VAUGHAN decd, FLOYD J. Vaughan. Goa.
Vaughan, Martha SIN ,ot. Jane Snont Ann Snnot
and Catharinc Smoot-the snid Jane, Ann md
Catherine Smoot, being infants under the aee Of
twenty-one years Thomas Smoot Rrdin NJ. Gauut
and Pauliua his wife. and Sraton n. loving admir-.
d. 5onis non of Jordan NJ Han sbrough. decd. Rob
ert G. Loving aad Nathaniel o. Smiley Ders.
in CHANCERY.
The oh Get of this suit az disclosed Nv tho bill
to recover ofthe lefcndaute the sum Of $50 and
70 sub oct the effects Of the absent defendants in
the hands Of Gaorze Vaushon, jr., udmr. of Betsey
Varghnr. decd. and in the hands nc Wm. NJ. Ca
bell, adm. Of Sally Vnurha7. Mildred Vaughan
Janetia Vaughan and Nancy Guy. decd % the pay
ment Of their PROPORTION Of the s1id &750--nnd il
appearing ~ sntisfartry evidence TIN, the dofcn-
darts Jordan Arlington ard Polly Lila wirn are not
in ahit1nts Of this Cormnnwealth-it is ordered
that the said defendants npnear here within one
month after due publication harrofa and do what NAV
be necessary to protect their utcrcsts-nrd thar
copy of this order be forthwith Inserted IN the
Lynchhurg Virsiniln. n newspaper nublished in the
town of LynchhurR, n week for four ancccssive
weeks. nnd posted ut the front door of tho Court
house. Of this county, the FIRST day Of the next
county Court cory-reste.
apl l4-wiw HOWELL L. BROWN. C1k
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CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS.

Nj ne undersigned would respectfully inform
the customers of the late concern Of which he was
member. that he continues the Grocery and Com
mission Business in the house recently occupied BY
James r. Williams, ana one door below that occu-
pied by Wilson & Hobson, where he would be
pleased to his acquointuuccs and all persons
who may want to purchase such articles ne are gen
orally found il such embellishments, His assert
ment Of GROCE hes and Stapic Dry Goods j.
complete, and wei worthy die attention of buyers.
mar I7-ta JOSEPH RI WI SON
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LyREsN AiWfVAI.--TElE SUM

n1sShh n IL Ee N "a n u
Il SCRIBERS have just returned from the Nor
theru markets, and are now receiving their SprinG
and Summer stock of Groceries and Dry Goods
of the largest and best selected stocks ever OF
tcred in this MARKET
200 bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee
% hhds brown Sugar
do clarified do
do Molasses
25 barrels do
10 boxes Loaf Sugar
is barrels crushed and ground Sugar
10 do Copperas
u do Soda
3 do Saleratus
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn
800 kegs Nails assorted
so bbls recthed Whisky
90 do coguac Brandy
10 do apple do
10 do Renehart's rye Whisky
do old j. Martins do
10 do Malaga Wine
do Port and Madeira Wine
10 do pure Tanners Oil
80 Grind Stones
IS tons country Iron
10 do rolled do
. do blistered Steel
. do cast and shear do
25 Anvils
so Vices
2uU par trace and halter Chains
800 sides Sole Leather
10 bbls pure Cidar Vinegar
do Alum
5 do Salt Petre
6 do Nader
80 boxes Soap
200 sacks Salt
100 reams Wrapping Paper
so do Writing do
% boxes Cigars
10 bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
8 do Allspice
ceroons Indigo
10 boxes Virginia Axes
dozen Scythe Blades
do Grass do
1000 papers Shoe lacks
dozen Coffee Mills
10 bales "A Sheeting
do rs do
S do 81 Shifting
do 81 Shooting
10 do Oznaburgs No. and .
200 pieces bleached Sheeting and Shifting
400 do fancy Prints
40 do black and white do
25 do Apron Checks
25 do Kentucky Jeans
80 do Linseys
10 DO black Cloth-black and fancy CASH
mers, assorted
IS do Ginghsms
100 do fancy Lawns
40 pieces Apron Checks
10 cases Boots
Is do pegred and stitched Shoe.
do Lady's do
90 boxes silk and fur Hats
20 dozen Rough and Ready do
Is do mems and boys Caps
Spool cotton. neck and pocket handkerchief
backing, needles, pins, percussion caps. mustard
nutmegs, knives and forks, sewing thread, hooks
and eyes, and great many articles too numerous
to insert in an advertisement; all Of which will be
sold very low and on accommodating terms.
n. B.-Particular attention paid to sales oil
Country Produce, such as IFEodt Oats, FLoHr To
Bacco, &c.
Feb 20--ts TINSLEY s. TAYLOR
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MEDICINES.


~v2 ERESE7 ARRIVALS or DRUGS
NJ AND MEDICINES, Main Siicet Lmokbuyg,
"a l0gmio.-Thc subscriber offers large and
vol selected stock Of Drugs Medicines Pants
On DyeS'tfs, Clas lVarc Pefumeiy Soaps.
Fancy Az icies. &C. comprising every article usually
found in the Drug line, to which he respectfully in
ytes the attention of his former customers ms well
as the public generally.
JOHN II. SEAY DRuaarsr.
n Particular attention given to prescriptions
ior Physicians aud families, which will be put up Mt
all hnurs with ncatness aud accuracy.
I'M Orders from the country promptly attended
10, and Medicines warranted
Dec o3--fs II O
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observation-disclosures, YOUNGER

ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. YOUNGER &
~ SMITH, have removed to Bank square. and
taken the large and commodious walnut front bull
ding recently erected by John II, Tyree, lnrnedi-
aiely opposite the Cabell House and convenient to
Friends and Martins warehouses. where they
would be pleased their old friends and custo-
TO the trade generally they win offer induce
ments They will keep constantly on hand a large
stock Of Groceries, Staple Dry Goods, Liquors, DC,
&c. A call is oil they ask.
They viii also trade for all kinds of Country Pro
duee, and pay prompt attention receiving and for
warding goods, and to the sale of produce sent to
them consignment. an lots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-21

-ELovER-SIcK LAND.-"ltis well known
that land which has grown sick, as it is
called, OF clover, will often bear plentiful
crops upon being dressed with a seemingly
insufficient quantity Of Gypsum; and when
that substance fails, the addition of wood,
or even peat-ashes, will produce the dcsir-
ed effect. In the first case gypsum only
waswanted. In the second, both that and
potash was deficient Substances contain
ing much ammonia will generally improve
the quality and quantity Of wheat; but if
phosphates are wanting at the same time in
the soil, the ear will still be defective; and
II potash, the styaw wiH be freak, and more
Liable TO fall early, and to suffer blight
From the foregoing considerations, it must
be evident that it is trifiing with land, and
calculated to produce frequent disappoint-
ment ami loss, to apply any one salt as a
substitute for manure. When the perfect
manures perfect, because they contain all
the substances which plants rcquire,) such
as tarm-yard dung, preparations of night
soil, guano or the dung Of other fowls, can
not be obtained, recourse must be had to
artificial mixtures. Now the substance
the most likely to be exhausted from soils
from the causes above mentioned, are
ammonia, phosphate flime and magncsia,
potash and ggpsum. "-Faikner.
tits not strange, that lands on which clio.
yer may be grown should become exhaust.
cd in a series of years, of its potash and
lime, as every ton of clover hay contains
399 lbs. of potash, and about $50 lbs. Of
lime. The other inorganic substances car
RED off, needing re-supply. are magnesia
sulPhuric acid. phosphoric acid and chic
rine, the latter in greatly reduced percen
tages. Fortunately all can be restored by
barn-yard manure. marsh-mud, peat, lime
bones, ashes, plaster and common salt, and
enthusbandman should make i,
APPOINT of duty, to collect, save from injury
and apply all such substances to his fields
Editor Inner Farmer.
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,szs,,ls.--511IIy-rt, DATLY LgNEoF PACK

----------'---- EFT BOATS FOR LINCHBUHG.
On and after the 3D. March, our Packets will leave
Richmond daily at 8 A. NJ, Sundays excepted J
and arrive in Lyuchhucg. 1f6 miles next DAY al 6,
p. NJ. Fare through; 81 80.
RETURNING.
Leave Lynch5urg every evening at 81 o'clock.
(except Saturday. and arrive in Richmond in %
hours.
Passengers for the North save one day BY taking
this route, the Boats arrive in Richmond the Sc
cond morning in ample time to breakfast and take
the Northern cars; and also in time to connect with
the Norfolk Boats and the Petersburg Morning ars.
Passengers Cor Cumberland c. II. and Farmvilc,
and also for Charlottesville will leave in the Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday Boat. Fare to Char
lottesville 50.
BOYD, EDMOND g. DAVENPORT.
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1913, EXTENSIVE CARRfAGE
q WATCHES AND5EWELRY.

w n ~ W A<1<ss /. .
"A --JENNET s. JAMES have removed their
dz.zk Store 10 the Eagle Square l49 Main ST.,
where they have new and beautiful assortment of
Ladies' and Genilemen's Watches Watch Chains,
Keys Finger Rings. Lockeis for Daguerreotypes,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold and Silver Spectaces
for all eyes, Gold Bracelets, Ear Rings Of the new
est fashions Breast Pins for Daeuereofypes and for
hair--with every article in the Jewelry line.
Also Silver Ware. Tea Pots, Sugar and Cream
Cups, Table and Tea Spoons Soup and Oyster
Ladies' Sugar Tongs, and ayaricty Of Fancy Goods
The highest price allowed for old Gold and Sill
yer. Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted
Richmond Va, Feb l0-3m
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Il sincere Acknowledgements tohis customers and
the public generally, for their liberal patronage
would respectfully inform them thar he has at con
siderable expense repaired and enlarged his estai-
lisbr,ert for their comfort and convenience, and
r.usts TINT his endeavors 10 please win meet their
appreciation He has also enlarged and otherwise
repaired his Bathing Rooms, and il now nbout com
ristir- al Arrangements for making his BARBER
SHOP ard BATHING REIMBURSEMENT usl
in every respect to any in Virginia He hopes by
renewed exertions to please, to obtain liberal
shars OF patronage. Resp'v,
LEANDER HARRISON.
n. B.-The Baths win be open the first Of May.
Season Tickets IS. Single Bath IS cents.
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MCDANIEL Il LEE-Have in store and

1Vl offer for sale
10000 lbs. prime Bacon sides and shoulders
100 bags Lag'a and Rio Coffee
SO prime old Java do
20 hhds. Sugars, part prime
80 bbs. crushed, powdered, and graduated
Sugars
90 hhds. and ibis. Molasses
30 bbls. n. C. Tar, in good order
500 kegs Nails, assorted
100 boxes Tallow Candles
so Adamantine do
With a large and general stock of Groceries and
Liquors, which they most respectfully invite their
customers and the public to examine. mar 3l-ts
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NENERALAUCTEON AND COM

~ MISSION HOUSE.-GARLASD & ROBIN
son. corner of Gary and 20th Sts., on the Dock,
have for sale accommodating terms -
50 cascs Ynuiia Paste
100 do Beck & Co. do
$50 do F. G. Paste and Stick
30 do Ferdinand & Isabella do ,,.o.,.r
10 do G. g. /. Paste
10 do CIV. do
90 do +. y. II. do
30 do g. c.. do
500 whole uud 50 half bbs. Bagg's Family
200 barrels Brargs beat Superfine ~
800 do do country Superfne "
600 kegs Old Dominion Nails all sizes and des-
cription.
50 baskets Olive Oil, very superior for table use,
50 bbls. Bumgardner's old Rye }.,,,.,,v
20 do Miller's do
10 baskets Champagne Wine, very superior
IL superior Gin
II ties superior sugar cured Hams
IS Gnils Hard Shell i.
90 bags soft shell Bordeaux
In addition to the above, we have on hand for
family use, most superior article Of old Antigua
Rum, and few demii Johns of No. Port Wine,
imported direct from England this market du-
ring the past summer.
We are also daily expecting further supply of
choice Segars, now on the way from Havana.
GARLAN" & ROBINSON.
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RICHMOND.
H1UEFRANKLIN PAPER MILL,

IL on 9Th street. near the Petersburg Depot.
Richmond, virginia. is in good order, managed by
a superior paper maker and il turning out rfint-
ing Paper, (for news) single and double medium.
envelope and wrapping paper, equal IN quality ans
ms low in price, any Inanuiactory in the oEntea
States.
On hand a good assortment OF Cap and Letter
fancy coiors for pamphlet covers; MANILA OF var
Gus sizes a first rate article for packing newspa
pers &r blue and brown cotton yarns paper, &c
Orders for any description, OF any weight and az
n,epsious. executed at the shortest notice.
~ Wanted Linen and Cotton RAGS. for
which the cash viii be paid delivery at the Mil
or rcmitsances made Us directed. lmh l3wsw
oEmE EXTENSIVE CARRIAGE
- MANDATORY, Froatlia 81 Rear Of
ne Cir Hosel. Richmond, Ya.--The subscriber
would return his thanks the public for the generous
patronage bestowed on him for the last fifteen years
and would invite attention his extensive stock Of
CARRIAGES comprising the following descrip-
trsns: Coaches, ChGr50aees, Barosches, Roetanags,
Top asd no Top Blggys and SalLeys, manufactured
out Of the best materials and Of superior workman
ship which viii be found be egualin all respects, il
not superior the best offered for sale Ia this city
elsewhere. Being determined to supply the public
wi,ha superior article of home made work, | invite
all who may be in want of CARRIAGES. Of supe-
rior quality to call and examine my assortment
ard also being determined TO sell cheap as arti-
ces Of the same quality can be purchased else
where.
All kinds Of worl, manufactured TO order, and re-
pairing done with neatness and despatch, reason
able terms. ALFRED KING.
Eli,