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. ORDER No. I.
n n Washington Artillery, Attention
Notice.
SUMMER ARRANCEMrNr

L N
e For MOBILE Dsiiy u s. Mail Line vi. Raw e, T o,y.
rass Christian and Psscsgoula On after sATIKDay ran
h'i one of the Mail Steamers, OREGON and PloRIpA Vim
ths foneharran Railroad daily srriva Of the " O'Clock
W. cars The Way Letter Bag will leave Office Of the AGENT
half past IL O'Clock, A. NJ, pune ually.
je9a n Grnnrs
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Corresponden n.
ORPHANS JUBILEE.

NEwoRLEANs, Jnne 2, 1851.
10 he Drscrss Of ts Camp Orphan Asylum: The
undersigned with their families having enjoyed great eradication
from the cediste scholastic exhibition Orphan Girl, on
the Fourth Of July last In the Lyceum Hail. behalf mssve.
and Others respectfully solicit repetition the Orphan,
Jubilee on the approaching national HOLIDAY.
Should be enabled comply with their request the urds
signed feel assured that such to fosr
spirit emulation In the Orphans your charge and
while as former occa,on) productive of much
to themselves their children derive n.rue
ton and good example from the little inmates your noble In
tuition Very r-spectfully .to
JAMES P. FRRRET, r. B. SYKES
y. CAREY, NICHOLAS q. HALL,
N. 0. F. o. Asylum, June 2, 1851
Gentlemen Your hind letter. asking repetition Of the orphaps
Jubilee on the -Four of July proxno received and II
affords much pleasure be comply with the
Of those whose friendship and generosity been no s
extended to the Camp Asylum.
The children will be immediately put Recitation
Dialogues and Music for the approaching Jubilee and with YOUR
Kind ndug.ncs for her deuoe aud experispoe to
be hoped that their youthful eGs will equally satsotory to
their friends and patrons as on q former occasion.
With sentiments OF respect ard gratitude Sister REGIS
To hssrs Ja' Frere,. Carey, Gardner se etc
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meath from Hernia
ehaii no longer annoy our Family Circh 90
u Further evidence Of the use Of
DR.. SHERMA
ratent Truss and Rupture Wasn

'ent Truss and Rupture Was h.
I'M, s,. "ARKAssAs. May 3, 1851.
fn' shsmn"-Dear Sir: The Truss you fired on .e..
a. winter think it in January has done beerr ~ ~
inc rupture Greenwood looted ~ h, he BOY.
NINA there is no nc In his wearing the Truss any long,, %
would Be best for him to have bottle of tbs W.
the cure permanent ~ ' al, 10 MAKE
"Wil you te so hnd to write and n,,r - 49,
do You took down description Of hi. o : "sa better
is'erIns 10 H. you may remember all ths crcu,, , ~
10 @o'se me wh't oonns to pursue. anu We Ap'e
81 remain yours, ETC. p,,rn
TO ALL PkUPTuRE
n,n,.d 10y John alud ed to in the following lecv o.
fall from hos 70 Coleman's account. in $780, byn
IN !, - ne first two year, he paid little at,sr,;on
w. ausnuS. became large and painful and Tn
derived c % as means of relief. Not much benefit W..
H No. IL, a. it let the rupture down when exercsns
almos. u.s asldered unfit for hard labor and became
.d. useless Mr.. Coleman called in said he had ,e.d -
. - and called in to see If could do anybinv q.
~ ~no ma been badly uptured for ten yean inon,sJ
.,, of the case; he gave them replied thong
and tell ne would bring the boy. would examine him
ann,;en nm what could be DONE He brought the Inv
app"ea the Patent Truss. gave him the Wash drec,io.
'''' Inc following letter shows the result:
an JACKSON, Miss., May q 1851.
.nnIv o. . II; About two months AGO. had you
" my ooy 'ohn your Patent Truss has operHted =.
'na have concluded the other two bo,. q, h.
~ ,ne time YOU mt John Mr. Akios the bearer of MI, h
",ue, ms Charge and he will pay price agreed vpoo
" oo'h 'auhle heroes and my confidence OF bvp. b.m
permanently cured sf upon what h.,. ,.s d 81
"o" WA ny 'an' said about your Truss and mode of
~ - Wv "oes' to furnish two bottles Wash to
wno ruptr. IN both sides, So and Mr. Akin. will
Eight or ten days aso the youngest ous came n.,, t b.
sn'e At WORK In the field having the clmmon
eoaa md but they do good ALL for The
" ssys complaining Of pain, cir rupures ret larger
n1 than a. veil did J,hu do you great dss Of
"Your friend,
HA v+.Aw "THoAAs COLEMAN.
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III etsalner Belle Key has our acknowledq.
- = late Louisville papers.
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IS Otah-Gold, Indians, Money and Population
Advices from the Great Salt Lake City are to the
10th of April. An exploring expedition OF fifty
young men, Gov. Young among them, had started
for the Little Salt Lake in pursuit of gold
The Indians were giving the Mormons and the
emigrants much trouble, by stealing and running
off their stock.
Money is represented as being scarce, in the
hands OF afew, and not in circulation Wheat has
gone up to 81 per bushel. A much larger amount
Of merchandise is expected at that place than there
is money to buy, unless gold is found in Iron
county, by the company which has gone to seek it
An enumeration of the inhabitants of Great Salt
City was in progress. 1t is supposed that the
population will number about four thousand,
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The Secret Circular.-We have been furnished
with printed circular, which is to be sent to all
Of the Southern Rights Associations in South Car
DINA, calling on them for funds to defray the ex
penses OF printing and distributing documents in
favor of secession. This is all to be kept a secret.
too, from the people. The circular itself is not to
be laid before the members Of the Associations gen
orally, but few chosen spirits are requested to
furnish as much money as they think their Asso-
citation should contribute. We have heard OF
another circular communicating the plan of opera
tons to be pursued by these secret societies and
Jacobn clubs throughout the State Where seces.
sion is popular they are to meet frequently, but
where there is division, they are to keep still. No
counter meetings are to be held where the anti.
secession party have had meetings It's supposed
that the secessonists have the cards stocked and
can play out their game as they please. In other
words, a few wire pullers seem to think that thew
have the people Of South Carolina in the same ait
uatlon that the Roman Catholic priesthood had
the iaity in the Dark Ages. The people are Ia
read such documents as the Central Committee
shall select for them and none others thew are to
obey orders and hold no public meetings, for fear
OF ellciting discussion and division, and when
called on for secret service money they are to send
It and say nothing about it. We greatly mistake
the spirit and intelligence of the people of South
Carolina, if this game can be successfully plaved
out by the active and leading men of the Southern
Rights Associations. lSouthern Is. ca Patriot
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READER, A WORD ITO you,

READER, A WORD To your
| you wish to have most excellent Medicine in
your house, to use Immediately of Cholera Che s,a
Morbus Darrhes Dysentey, ETC. which ia now no era
20 Immediately and get a bottle of nv" pie'sen''
Beach's Anti-CatharticM ixture.
one o. she best remedies ever discovered You will find II in
al SAFE and sure remedy, and comes Daa,a,
m InishDe one than thing ever known n s,on st
stantiv. ~ "" ""o'eia e,e'bus in.
WOOD CO., Ship Chambers and G ROGERS,
and Red Stores, Third Municipai,y nav ,acs,.
assortment ASSOC, OF oods which they VIII eli al reasonsb
I NV rEAs-2oO bags fresh Carolin. Cow
A% u'N BARELII 1 co. Il CSmnS On 4 e
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~ = yesterday W .ho9 Asvs had
- '~l ! ~ ii. morning
3. ~ sSs.s 'a ,as''., = i. is
shsa IN sprfopsiate fsslivial - THURSDAY evening
nsst, ~ II mat. \ N1si
Thts : decidedly good -, and VA. Is
adspssd TO pspldns IL happy hour ma fasten
3psious associations connected with this ami.
ri our nation3d nanl daY upon the youth.
"a m5k1saAany w(hav6 met with. On the yer.
liable. surs enonsh," Fourth, there will be
narchings, muaic,s cannonading, speeches, incur
sions, Visiting Of snds, etc., 70, engage their
youthful admiraGlh, and perhaps sven to fatigue
t1st minds and bodies before the hour fol- plea
ssant evening party but beginning, they do, on
the praNoaa evening, they ensure the enjoyment Of
tie - Series Of thesepleasans resources for the
sxpess1I6n Of : mighty nations gratitude and JOY.
Butonr yovng friends, who have 10 kindly sent
= = invitation to bsfone Of their party, deserve
ssss fnsther sxplaaatisn ~ - who they are and
kess hey abide; 81 I'm our ssry limited
wledEs sad rsooll - its = I'm, history
esadiian, weai raly ~ that hey and their
|6 I fisas - y b mach more gs.ssslly
q 2pfdras Asylum, = aornsr Of Julia and
!. & Slss asel W. 6asd. in accordance
T. ~ q sislsss q Louisiana, passed
i y. !, ~ o''' ~e'' ''s''So u
hsssowsf The valuable ground on which
4 = we'll = much other property Of greater
yalus, ~ d. Resllsnt Julien Poydras Hieue-
! X FOnc6 pteatsnt., How very much do
As kensvoIsht institu6ees Of this generous
~ - . that man He gave mot only his
"a bat h1saidedsin giving character in per-
n - i uesms, 70 the eisy Of NewOreans.
tss are nou about one hsndred and fftyorphan
1assss 0ismales) ranging between the ages Of two
80 twenty years. censtituing y happy group,
gsaer ths parental training they enjoy, eyes
NJ lseksd'upon for tnsry sday. We trust their |
ssaa have been 70 happy Is to obtain tickets, |
Win - lAvdil themselves Of this FOURTH on
JuIx EvH We look forward to il with mueh |
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To the Ladies.

~ Mrs. SHERMAN, thankful for past favor ant
liberal patronage it her line of BUSINESS happy to inform h.
friends and the pub that she has removed from No. 2s
1888 st. Charss where receive
ct Ladies' and Children with the following articl.s to wit:
Sherman's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL SUP
PoRTERs, Dr. Bannng's BODY BRACES DR.. Crane
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES, Mrs. Belts SUppoRr
Frs, Dr. Thompson's SUPPORTERS. etc. eto.
~ Hours OF attendanos in the morning from A. N. till
O'Clock p. NJ; and in the evening" from till p, N.
10 Females will bsn attendance upon sdis,
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0s6D LuHcH. -sss ths shsdss' advertisement Eayn
S0vir dsss -
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WTpoW GLAss-2,0o Boxes Window Glas assorted si,.
MI qualities, snered prlces lover than o.s
ssid IN Nev Orleans. BudeIs Deses nvt
sAaniAs, and inquire tas price before purcAasing.
NATHAN laws CO.
cs'aa Of MsTa siues "a Cann n nstss.
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mr. " 60,
I - - ~. .''
80. r.. ~.
c., s A.. -.
Ill E..,s,h = III, :, u.,.,. g.,
us.,s,. ;-,.S J. 49, I'd -.
-. ''
M c..,. r;,,;,;. .e Il. o5.h aa
ANAL steamer on no, vov.ge from N.vv Or,e.n. To
Victoria. was lost on the beach, Some twelve 81 ar
teen mile, east If thi. citv. on Wednesday night.
The wind wa,somsvvb.t f,e,b at the time. and sbs
o,Lsd ~ .,ch an sx,.nt ,h,, :, hoo anna n.ce.s.,v
IN mt her ..hore bu, ,ve has heard ,ha opnon
ernre.sed shat .ha ooud have reached tbi. ci,v in
.,fs,v had A.. hssn n,ovapd With one a, ,,o GOOD
hoo ch,;n. Shs ~. ;,,s,dsd f., Tho r.. AZ he,waen
v;c,o,, .nd M,,,,o,a. Raw Nol;xs. mare lo., ),
A (serm,n n,m.d w.r.dosrfer-. y.,,or;ou,
.corndreI- .bot d..a while con fined 4 iron. in
~. CONF. h,,. =, Me- R,,unfsl. On The al nj,
v.,,d of ~ mon .r,,ounasd him a. tho time
,nd III .bot ,..~A6,sd ,h,ouob tho ,v;ndov, h,
.o,r. rnlnown M
Tha .,e,m.hio pamnero In. made the ou;cke.,
,un ever acconn,;.bsd from N.v O,,s,n. "a Gal.
x.,,on Ths Psmns,o lef, tho ,yh.rf =, Mo-,
Orleans an Tbu,.day motn;nu 10Th nit. ,t half
mast nine and anchored off The Galve,ton h., =,
halcpast eight ON Friday night. lust thir,v.fve
hon,s nndsr ,,.v
There h,, hesn ho,,;h,s affair n Co-nr. ch,;..;
The wife of a German named T,,er Irving nea,
that nl,ce. could M, ,e,e. with her br.h,nd and
WINS ,bont To leave him When .be ,ya. ,bou, ~
take ,wav her effect. m. w,e,ch T,ae, o.vs be,
-. go. -. ,..:t. ,':,: -.
.no, IT, 10. "a - -, h.s, h...S IS .;sa.
Th.,s have h.sn s =, mo,s...,;on. hu Ind;,n.
~ Co,nn. chri.,; i.,.,, .;n.s ,hsv L;,lad M.
p,.,. IA ~. M.~;o.. :"
III. Co,Du. Cbr;.,; co,rs.ro,dsn, of tho c,lvs..
,on Nv. .sus. aThs ,,,,o eo,.n.r;s. 81 III
,nd., oo,,,,1,nd of r., Mi, p.,,I IS ~. ~
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NHE undersigned most respectfully informs his
= friends ard the public in general that he has this day
formed an ASSOCIATION with Jacob Sonia, Esq., Notary Pub
G Ct ths CITY, Tor the purpose the
sTRatENEsS in al is various ranches at No. 40 CAMP
which will be under the charge of the Having
had an experience OF fifteen years said he hopes
Geve from MS former patrons their support
ne undersigned a.o Commissioner or the Sta Of Vir
sna Missouri, Arksnsas, Alabama and Mis-
ssppsra,nDg 70 those particular States. will be CORRECTLY
Claims OF every description against Government of tho
United states will bs punctuay attended to- he having an
je2 3m III I RITApno
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AAOAA FIRE BRICKS
LEEDS FOUNDRY, August 8, 1850.
az the IeQuestoi Mr. Kendall put into our fu II
which we melt ron of Mr. Kenais brick with one Of
re very beat SCOTCH Fire Brick. The Scotch Brick mee
LEEDS Il 20.
tS we are now ready supply planters i'll our
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS at &Ia Orlers lie / a,
Kendall Yos Co.'S. our office on the New Cansl,
Will be promptly attended to.
WILLIAM II. EAGER,
mh2s adpu Agent of Biloxi Steam Hyick Wnyks
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80 3FIufjEI1 3oURMAL n
ssselsx IA ~ s3 Ms.seipaiisy
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For CONSTABLE.
FOR AUDITOR PUBLIC .coorr,
FOR STATE TAI Cnr.I.rcrop

we are authorized 10 announces Hon. LOUIS Boa.
oN' present Auditor Of Public Accounts in this State
a. Candidate for reelection. mvN
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TIE MARKET PRICES.

sTAUNroN PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected toecfly for he SpSctGtor,)
FtouR, SUPFIS. S3 10 Bacon, Hoe RoUNo'S
WHENT, per Bush. zoe, CoRN, doc
Rye, soc PoRg, y so
OATS, 3SC LARD &C
BUr1EG, Fresh lie, i}EEswAX, 20c
FEATHERS, 33c GINSENd, 2oc
WINCHESTER MARKETS. RICHMOND MARKETS..
Week Endns June S. Week Fading June {
Ftoua-Si Sos SI15. FLoUR- 81 81 So 90
HgRRtSas-S So 25 u . 80. CLovERsEEO-S5 20.
SHAD-S9 IS u 10 80. HERRINe-s s 6 so.
Bacon 90. per ID. SHAo 80 10.
WnsAr-S7c % BACON 50 90.
OArs-i3 a SOC LARO-9 cts. IN Kegs
CoRS--t0 4 45c. WHEAr- 81 10.
Rvs-65c. Co1N MsAL-!oc per ou
LARp-7c perth. CORN-6Ic.
PLAsrcaLS 50 per ton WmsxEY-Bctid, 25c.
FGArHsRs 81 i0c. BUTrEa-Firkin &c
IRoS- S95 It 100 per ton. PLASTER So %.
BSsswAX-25c per 10. SALTS %.
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FORE1GN ITEMS.

AT the time OF the sailing of the United otaies
mail steamer Washington from Southampton (2Uih
ultimo) the American irigaie st. Laurence was
still at that place, awaiting the result OF Col. oher
burne's visit To Paris to recover the remains OF
Com. Paul Jones' Ii obtained, they are 10 DC
brought To this county in the st. Lawrence he'
departure would probably be delayed IN consequence
unit the middle OF June. The officers were pup
ular.
A frightful accident had occurred In Lohdon'
by the falling OF budlng IN Grace Onu'c" s'iee.'
in process Of construction. Five persons Were Kill
led and seven wounded, one II IS feared iatally.-
The same day a calamiouS fire took place near
Lower Thames street. aud several persons LOST their
lives.
Letters from Constantinople announce the
conclusion Of the amnesty question. koSsuth and
five Others were to BE- excluded from its operation.
Accounts from Brussels state that the Belgian
Ministry, having been defeated on the financial
measures brought before the Chambers, had tender
ed their resignation to the King
From Madrid we learn that the result of the
election would secure to the Cabinet strong ana
compact majority. The prugrossjsa opposition VIII
not number more than forty members, whlle '"e
Nloderados Will not exceed twenty. Inc al'a"ce
Of these two fractions of the Chamber was NOT
therefore dreaded By the Ministry
The steam frioa,e Cafarelli arrived at Breast
on the 10Th instant. She left Lisbon on the 18th,
Her officers state tina, no Ministry had then been
formed, nor had Saldauha Quilted OPorto. Consid-
derable agitation was observed at Lisbon on the sal
ling Of the CaiarelIl.
Two American gentlemen had been attack
ed and robbed near Canton. The insurrectionary
movements still continue in the Chinese Empire.
Md. LteAIgencer.
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junction Valley Turnpike Company

'I,O Matthew Pilson and Lavinia his wife, late
L Lavinia Finley, Isaac Hall and Nancy his
wife. late Nancy Finley, Jane T. Christian, Sam
uel B. Finley. WIN. 3. Finley, James Harper and
Caroline his wife, late Caroline Finley, Augusta
Finley, Virginia Finley, George Finley, John
Samuel Finley, heirs. &C., of Samuel Finley, de-
ceased The said VIM. B. Finley, James Harper
and Caroline his wife, late Caroline Finley. Au-
gusta Finley, Virginia Finley, George Finley,
John Samuel Finley, not being residents Of this
County:
You will take notice, that on the 25th day Of
July, 1851, will move the County Court Of Au-
gusa County to appoint five Commissioners, by
virtue of The act Of Assembly in such cases made
and provided. to assess any damages you may sus-
tain in consequence Of The location and construction
of the Junction Valley Turnpike through your
lands, in said County.
JAMES G. PAXTON.
For and in behalf Of the President and Directors
ofthe Junction Valley Turnpike Company,
by Council.
June 4, lS5l.-4t.
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Two Valuable Farms for Sale.

DY virtue of decree Of tie Circuit Court o
- Rockbridge County, pronounced at the April
term thereof, ISL, in the suit Of Bakers Execu
tor Us. Bakers &c., the undersigned as Commits.
sioner, on the 10th day Of June next, will proceed
on the premises to sell by way Of public auction,
Tract of Land, containing about
3s6 ACRES.
This Tract OF Land is situated in the County Of
Rockbridge, about five miles West Of Lexington,
and within one mile Of Lexington and Covington
Turnpike road. About one.half of this Tract is
cleared, the residne is covered with timber Of fine
quality. There is FINE ORCHARD, and
two comfortable LOG DWELLINGS on this
Tract The Land is of good quality. There will
also be sold on the same day and on the premises
a Tract of Land, containing about
$40 ACRES.
This Tract lies in the County of 2ockbridge, three
miles West of Lexington, on the Lexington and
Covington Turnpike. The greater portion Of this
Tract is covered with timber of excellent quality.
Ifdesired by purchasers the Tract will be divided
into lots.
TERMS.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
expenses of sale-!esdue upon credit of one, two
aid three years in equal nstalmenls-the purcha-
ser giving bond with good personal security. The
title to be withheld unit, the purchase money mas
been paid
JAMES G. PAXTON, Commissioner.
NAV Ia, lS5l.-tds.
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Huzza for Coly Town!

ctJNCE opposition has become the LIE OF trade,
y the undersigned has determined TO sell as cheap
as the cheapest, and if that will not suit he will
run little cheaper lben the cheapest. Here IS the
place TO save your money. 1t is said to be fact
that j. g. Myers makes the best and cheapest iur-
niture in the County. Friends come and see and
examine for yourselves, before purchasing else
where, as it is admission free for every body.
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks to
his old friends and customers who have SO literally
ratrouized him heretofore, and hopes from his long
experience and personal attention. to merit con-
FINANCE of the same. Jno. {. Myers takes this
opportunity of informing his neghbors, friends and
the public generally, that he has purchased proper
ty, and permanently located himself IN this town,
for the purpose Of carrying on the CABINET
MAKING BUSINESS in its highest extent en-
bracing all kinds offurnilure to be found IN any OF
the Cabinet Shops, such as BureauX varying IN
price from Sl0 1886 Side Boards S20 10 $50;
Wardro5es SIP 10 $40; China Presses S to SIG;
Beds,eads So To 81 Dining Tables 81 to 81
Book Case Sl2 To SIS; Safes Sc 10 s.; Candle
Stands ST. so to $4 besides great many other ar
iices too tedious to mention. Repairing done on
the most reasonable and accommodating terms. This
furniture will keep on hand if not ready made
it will be made to order
Of INV hfJND vi " WV
which NAV be required of Mahogany, Cherry,
Mamie. or Walnut on short notice. Any person
taking furniture to the amount Of $40 will have it
delivered at his residence at my own risk of injury.
Five per cent discount will be allowed for cash
payments, otherwise bond, payable six months
| after date
~ JNO. c. MYERS.
! n B.-All kinds OF country produce taken N
| exchange for work wheat, fonr, rye, OATS flax
seed, beeswaX, poplar, cherry walnut, pine plank,
| flour barrel slaves, heading, pine scanllng 3 by
inches, good rails, flour barrels, Sc, taken IN ex
change for work.
| THE PEOPLE HAZE CHILLED IND
MYERS Has .4yNSjVERED.
| To reduce the prices of cofiils have prepared
myself with large stuck of the best coffln mate
rial and always intend keeping on hand all kinds OF
plank, mahogany, cherry, walnut, poplar, &c,
which can be had if requested. Prompt attention
will be paid to this undertaking. Plain and extra
cuf1ins will be made the must reasonable and ac-
commodang terms, at ST on per foot. Mahogany
and cherry in proportion; have just finished a
new and elegant Hearse TO convey thecofilns TO any
part of the county if desired without any extra
charge for the conveyance ofthe corpse 10 the grave
These services will be promptly attended TO. Neat
lined and finished collins Wilt furnished ats per
| foot.
The above subscriber should be encouraged
as he is afflicted in his limbs and is not, able 10
work at any other business. lie is willing TO
ahour for the public in his line of business, and the
people ought ~ encourage home industry.
j. c. NJ.
Merchandising, Va, June II, lS5l.-3t