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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

,hsr Fugitive Slave case has just occurred in Phila
sishja THURSDAY last, woman (Mahalal and her live
os;acn claimed BY VIM t J. Purnel OF Worcester conn
~ Md were in Kcssingon She ran away In 5.s
~ bcarng Of the case was fixed for O'Clock, Thursday
hsa Comms sioner Ingaham but writ OF habeas corpus
in the interim taken by David Paul Brown TO carry
he frivcs Judge Kane The Judge postponed he
hearing until Friday afternoon.
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sTEAMEn POCAmoNTAs.
NEW WHOLESALE GROCERY.
ARnINI. IlSE
MYTHOLOGY,

yIyIIE Celebrate. Or T. ROBACK Professor Of Asf,os'
Astronomy Phr.Go aud Grpmancy combined WIN ~
RATION, Sweden. Oaics No H. Locust street fhl
oilers o the OF Richmond lie mas peg"
heads o: Europe, and enjoys hs
an any
according G.OnAcy Ladies 50. gentlemen SIS Pei''' ia
distance have their drawn by sending me
iay their birth .etlcTs the above lee ".
immediate ant na,sIies sent 10 any part OF W
durable and he is prepared 10 maze use " s
couluaton The following topics C1urshP
givcn tor successful accomplishment OF wealthy mar - o,
has the power redeem such are gwen to ihe ee U.s. lot
tie and an cases hazard ;he recovery o. s III.
property and the purchasing Of lottery ticket AM. IN
done . ci!y ana ts ot
the United STATES 10 ul satisfaction Of all IoVp
the asi ou! years "he
ter, will ,n.xer -yery purpo. well - 10 car
son. and safe that persons hee 60 60.
throurh m, post Office Robics receives rom i've
d ne ,bous,nd letter, monthly and has never missed one
.er. vi he r.llg,ousiy attended pre- PAID For more
ldi- eau d. '"e "''@' " ' f'f &. W. RoBACk.
Feb li-6m IL Locust Street, apo'e rsn.l .n-a.l,
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AN ACT,
Concerning the Rs-assessmeni Of The Lands ohis Common
eedih

Passed January q ISL II
Be il enacted by the General Assembly That hs CLERKS VI
the several courts Of this commonwealth be and they
hereby authorized and required examine and correct any
that may exist in the additions calculations In ne
books by the Of rcassessment o the
lands of this commonwealth; and when they shall have so
and corrected the same they hereby required 10
deliver said books the several commissioners OF the reve-
nue. in their respective counties, cities and towns.
Be il further enacted That the commissioners of the
venue shall each make copy Of said books and
turn the originals The clerks of their respective courts to
be BY them preserved and the respective courts may allow
said commissioners compensation not exceeding Two dol
lars per day. for copying said books in addition 10 their pre-
sent allowance be paid Of their respective county e-
vies.
And if any commissioner of the shall fail to return
TO the clerks Of respective courts the assessors hooks
aforesaid he shall forfeit and pay TO the commonwealth Two
hundred dollars for the benefit of the Literary fund 10 De re-
covered in any court having Jurisdiction of the same
This ac shall be in force from its passage
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11
GENERAL ASSEMBLY. YESTERDAY.

The Senate passed the South Side Railroad biand the
House passed the North Western V sina Railroad DILL Inc
hill was the result of compromise between the Norhwes-
tern members and settles at last the vexed question OF the
"ph of way" It aowsth construction OIL fairoao rom
Three Forks the Baltimore and ohio Railroad 10 ra'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.


rzy DEMOCRATS.-There being at this time assem-
bled in the State Convention 10 the two Houses Oh inc
neral Assembly and in the city from various pai' u '
State large number Of Democrats they are nsi'ea y
meet at the Senate chamber of the Caption on
night next o'clock, to take into consioe'a.on 0
h,h NAV he submitted to them for the State organi-
,aon Of the party and for its future action full attend
ance Is requested.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11
coIsI.NprIoN PREyENTED.

rJ,u IT Consumption rmy ixed Az! seated eah -
cured much doubt, bat tha. II can be prevented c ~
per remedies applied season, We firmly believe Atgh
gentle cough oil the nervous system.
the inliyldaa. lthese the symptoms
herald approach the c destroyer II these DC a'e"
all lay be well. then and hey VII o. sure
the mastery and what at first only trolbl eoInc ana a0'
las oeco alarming, and often fatal yylS-
For ncipen, cnsn,on We know of no remedy man
TARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Il Is soothing aho 80, ~,
aud admirably aaped to alay sad his .ss
noyine ami Distressing irritation which 30 Inutn pre- m oy
year, caused by colds coughs and sy,s
Gu.ut the weather. We sho" ,. p.a
which have been RADICAL cured ny ne use %
Consumption however, disease which diers vel! hi.
severity symptoms and the rupty OF is fo In, his
long baiel The skill physicians. y cannot De aud
any other remedy cal able of ..-cins cure %
every stage the disease The CONTRARY! we n H.. mot
sometimes circumstance winch oecursd uy WIN an 'as ~
able remedies possess. ,;.;., fo- ..ycr,i rear'
.s, b, overcome The c,iui,ce all Respectable men ,a ,s
ticlc stand among te A ,d,.a,es disease
| eings ofthe age; and when fesos'eu - ." ''
| for which Recommended. ,,.rrc m III. wranner
Address all orders Seth FSxe B9s9 e CRAY and prR-
F9f sac I'm ~ CO. Riehmond, and Druggists sSe'y"
| Feb. 10
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE nth CONGRESSIONAL


The subscriber respectfully informs the voters OF HARDY
Shenandoah, PendeIon, Rockingham Augusta and Rock
bridge Counties that he candidate TO represent tnem II
the next Congress Of the United States and that he will v
these counties for the purpose of addressing the people there
of upon political he leave this city after
the adjournment Of Congress. JAMES McDONELL.
W,surSGroS Cry Feb l. 1851.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

THEATRE.-Mrs. Farens benefit tonight closes her
successful engagement with rich treat The Gameste win
Mrs. Farren and Mr.. Marshall Mrs. and Mr. Beverly
This character Farrens most brilliant rumphs
and must be vvidy remembered by all who witnessed on
her Las visit 10 this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11
IMPORTANT FROM ILLINOIS

SPRINGFIELD Ill, Feb THE bill charterng the Cen
trail Railroad running from Cairo 10 the Illinois and Mcn
90 embracing in length $50 miles, has to-day passed
Both branches OF the Legislature Of this State,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11
VOTERS OF MECKLENBIRG


the time for nomination of delegates next As
semby has arrived and none has been made and presum
ing that either or both our present worthy members may
decline election beg leave suggest you the name
Of Capt. William c. Boswell worthy of all conf
dence and honor. To those who know him need not men,
ton his qualifications for any Office which he might accept
To others would bear witness TO his edevolon and his
many sacrifices in tho hour of Vsnas greatest need
When Uncle Sam made his Last appeal State for her
aid during the Mexican war, Capt Boswell was amongst
the foremost of her step forward in defence
bore witness to his pecunay sacrifices and his zeal In that
hour of gloom and doubt witnessed his unbendng forth
,ude and endurance of every danger trial and pvation Of
soldiers e-I witnessed in his unqualing the r
of battle amid the ravnes and chaparas of hostile n
and behed the ready lightning of his steel on bloody
Bucna Vista. Then how can doubt him or fail to
mend him suitable candidate in the coming election
We now want bold in councils Mer Who will not
await the coming of the enemy TO tfesholds but will
boldly advance 10 meet him.
Fellow Democrats-I have here Recommended to you
candidate well worthy of your confidence and supports the
power elect him is in your ihand, and on you the
possibility of his defeat or election now depends. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

ApPOfNTMENT-Iriss stated that J. S. pendleion, o
Virginia formerly NJ c. has been appointed Charge Al
flares OF New Grenada fill the vacancy occasoned BY th
resignation of Dr. Foote.-L Baltimore Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

Eg We are authorized to announce Thomas H. Avere't'
Esq.,, as candidate for reelection from the Sd Congress
sional District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

We are requested state that the Agricultural CLUB WI"
meet on Thursday evening" at TX o'clock, in the Senate
Chamber.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

ennv Lind has been received with the utmost enthusiasm
at New Orleans Just upon leaving Havana subscription
Of GIG 600 was raised 10 induce her give another concert
but she declined ,,
The New Orleans Delta publishes the following beautiful
letter received by the Swedish maiden in Havana since her
,empestous voyage to Charleston 1t is from Dr. Francis
/. Hawks the learned ard eloquent divine
New ORLEANS, JAN. 2, 1851.
Den, and Good Lady: hope you have not forgotten q
CLERGYMAN who was introduced TO by Mr. Cromwell ano
who now writes YOU this You have been exposed 10
dancer al sea- and cannot but express my thankful
ness to God for your preservation.
Gifted with extraordinary powers as you are there is
something about you beautiful than even your
acknowledged talent it is in the generous sensibty OF
heart which prompts you with such dsnerestedness and
devotion 10 ccasecrae Gods gifts the benefit of your e-
low creatures in respecting and loving you the world Is
bu rendering purity of heart and goodness the homage
or,ed from even its selfish wickedness thank God there
fore for preservation would not have the world lose
YOUR example You will not sure be dspleased with
nm old clergyman for saying cherish you have done the
humility which adds fresh lustre extraord
nary endowmens To be good better than to be great
Then when last death, by taking you, shall prove that
he is moi blind only but deaf also, you will trust and be-
ieve, be transferred TO world where you may learn new
That God may bless and keep you safely dear and good
'au' - "'N FRANCIS l.. HAWKS.
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PRICES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND,

BALTIMORE MARKETS. FEB s.
Sales of 1000 bills Howard street Flour in all At 81 81
Sales Of 1000 bbs City Mills AT 81 80 Red Wheat -, ~
whi,e do lUi n ll2c Yellow Corn Soc; white 66c s.;
kew 2ta25 y c. in hhds. and bills.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

We regret to state that Mr. Wells will not DO candidate
for reelection 10 the House from Brooke and Hancock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11
DEATHS.

my, sud ,eny n this city. SUNDAY att o'clock VI. vi
MAMIE II LINK. Mr. Franklin H. LINK, Of Ansn-a ct
~ and cles, daughter Nj D. Iruchrau Her funeral MI
,lacc this morning. 1t clock he residence ~ ter a.
corner Of leigh streets friends ana acquaintance AZ
those OF the family, respectfully invited 10 attend
[I,iswh pain that publish the above sad news
not very many that mingled with "py CONF
TO be consigned 10 the eol grave What solemn al
led the cruel tya Dsa;h The deceased was sa'
beloved character ami the no5e qsaia
Her long deeply Lepored by her many attached ia
Peace o her lovely spirit EH7tnrerl
DiEp on Saturday the s.h Instant, WM r. MYERS
his His remains VIII be taken ft
me Frciefcs-ours car ' c
veyancc fanny vauI Baltimore, "Wednesday morning.
O'clock
DIED the residence of h3 father the Hon Thomas Moore
Warrenion the the Ill. DR. RICHARD il MUM
IN the 3lst OF his age.
DIED of Apoplexy. the county Of Fuvana
the Gu day OF February. ISL JOIN CONOLY aseiyears IT,
Wiz. tho may other excelrGc
his As husband he Kind ani Devoted as master wa
hundnc nr=hbor lcspccl aud beloved lie Wa,i
faithful Jealous member Of the Bip;is Church
ILj- CITY papers requested 10 copy!
DIED. on Wednesday, the 18th OF December last after be
apopcxy, Mr. JOHN A. BaELR, Of TINS city ~ ne W
and Children ancn his !ic
ud DEAN Nj Is Mud husband, a'et'ase
father and ndu and upash, lnl
lie enjoyed highest irs.e me
respect hI- fellow and the deep ar y
he intimately associiied lloe W
loved The has closed upon ~ no
bur hts memory viii be long and !ons cherished y u
afflicted his bcrcayc c!drea a many sorfowns rn!s-
Pc 10 his ashes
The RICHMOND and Alexandria papers Will pleas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

BOSTON, FEB. tn, I-oI
The L. s. revenue Forward, with goods for the
Wis Fair, sailed from here this morning for New York,
s ,bev viii be ,ranshipped to the ST. Lawrence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11
1.-THE SENATOR ELECT OF PENNSYLVANIA
RUDGET OF BIUNDERSn


BUDGET OF BLUNDERS."
essrs Editors-An article appeared in the Portsmouth
PHO, the 29h January which has found It's way INTO one
and is calculated misead Others if indeed the ed
tor has himself been msled by some designing person
as to the true of public opinion In Pennsylvania
il my purpose the errors into which, not only ht
Editor of the Pilot but others have fallen. enabled
do So from information afforded me- by one OF the gentle
men, whose before the caucus for the Senate
and from distinguished representatives from the State
Pennsylvania. ~
The article alluded TO- that PENNSYLVANIA Will MOI
offer any candidate for the next presidency mat Juoge
Black and Judge Woodward the decided apored ana
acknopled9ed Buchanan candidates.! That Mr. Broadneao
the ony decided Cass man, twas elected over the othe TWO
combined and that in view OF all ths the entire oesa
ton of Democrats from Virginia. droredy In favor OF
D. S. Dickinson of New York. Ignorance OF facts may be
excused but Misrepresentation published with Interior de-
signs cannot be too strongly condemned II muGh feared
that the article under comment was sent from Pennsy
vana for effect and intended react Certain 1t 49, that
no, single statement is true except that Judge Black in
ward was the avowed friend of Mr. Buchanan
that the glorious old Keystone Is so 1851 10
of what is due 10 her distinguished and gifted
as 10 say by hers that they should now as IN oher
days have their just claims and her just claims
No no. Pennsylvania says such thing The past, the
present and the future all forbid the idea mat the SECOND
STATE in the Union located she is will not expect her
Just claims TO be duly weighed and acted on oy her sister
States when she presents her candidate whosoever he
NAV be) She will have strong claims virginia. for, in
other days when Virginia presented her candidates Pennsy
vania in erery instance gare them generous and CORDIAL
support viii Virginia be behind her sister States in justice
and magnanimy3
is not true tina, the Virginia delegation is avowedly in
favor of Mr. Dickinson for the Presidency It's known that
they all have the best and kndest feeling ior mat dsn
pushed man. but they shsrsghed as not to see
that it is the fixed purpose of the Democratic party al the
next election present candidate who cannot De beaten
Who that candidate may II lie my design 10 indicate
nor do intend 10 enter into Of the claims Of any
man. My principal purpose s to protest against the claims
Of any State being thus disposed of by such representa-
;nstice. publish this CORRECTION"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

SAvAvsaH Ga FEB 3.-Gcorge J. Bullock, the defanlt.
inc cashier charged with defaudng the Central Railroad out
If hundred thousand dollars has been convicted OF the
offence Il will be remembered that Bullock perpetrated
the offence last and after took his departure
for Europe He after arrested and brought back,
and this the result of his unlawful action He has not ye,
annfnnced
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11
MApEMoIsELLE JENNY LIND.

Mr. Barnabas Bates of New York has memoralzed Con-
gress permission to contract with TO carry the
mails for letters at the rate of two cents prepaid and news
papers and other maabe matter at corresponding reduc-
ton This proposal is reply the objection taken in Con-
gress to two cent being below revenue Standard
The petition was referred
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THE TRUE POSITION.

The Tallahassee Flodian decided opponent othe COM
promise measures regrets that the Legislature of Florida ad
Iourned without taking action the subect-and concludes
thus
However great NAV be our differences on other poinsn
whatever sades of light may regard the Compromise in
whole or may be our views as to the doc
,rine of secessonhere least there common sent-
men Aggressions must eease-the Compromise in all lis
parts must DO observed the claims Of the South
knowedeed and respected To beyond this will provoke
before which the Union will fall ~, n'S
the bottle Of tie Union must b. fought The
South do little than look and abide the ISSUE
ready In any TO take care of herself
This 10 truthful picture Of the attitude OF every South
en State with the exception of South Carolina We shall
tomorrow publish from the Charleston papers an appeal
"Io my Fslov.C assns Of South Carolina" from the dis
singuished and able minister and trueheartsd z,
Bishop Capers. He has just returned fr6nG
through Ave of tho principal Sou
Mississippi, Louisian.,
clares that sit 10 NO
presenting the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

| WAsHISGrox, Friday Feb. It'll.
Tho creditors of have been unable yet to obtain
;,inn of her obligation pay them out of the ten
her by Congress. There meeting OF the
. IT,. Rondholders al this place yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

MI. Kinney Senator from the Augusta District, is de-
lined from his seat BY severe family Affections.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

sion and divert her from her prematurey avowsd purpose
dsunion2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11
JENNY LIND, &c.

JENN
New ORLEANS Feb. Jenny Lind, Barnnm and sn'e,
have arrived and most enthusiastic reception mnen
the Falcon landed the Levee, the wharf were the DIVINE
songess stepped off covered with elegant carpet, one
was loudly cheered by hundreds who had 10 oa
her welcome. She enjoys fine health and gGoa sP,,is.
arrived from Havana. r.. ,.,.,
Governor Quitman is now here under arrest lie deliver
ed;hmse up The authorities proclamation mas aso a.
rived in regard TO his case He has resigned ms once o'
Governor The trial is soon expected TO commence.
We have advices here, stating that ha u .e apm ~
Gorgona on the lshmus has been burnt aau afse 'u
of California gold destroyed ,,-.h S,,ss
The Ganadas news has received BY telegraph 9nes
Yesterday and today Of 5000 bales mdding at II a.
cents. Sales OF 400 tierces rice as "a "sa'
Prime MoasseS-25c. per gallon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

ACCIDENTAL DRowNlNG.aaYs Yesterday morning
about O'clock the schooner John hs s
,.U ae, 2 the Cap,an Nehemiah Stokely, was knock
ed By boom and med
e,.o Sa in sussex Delaware. His body has not ye;
be5 Irecnyored-rN Y. Express Of Friday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

IN REGARD TO LAND An !, has @A BEEN deci.
TUTEs.-We understand sn,s soldier i Ter engaged 70
5nsion Office that wneIs ,.a four months, and
substitute who served the res nrov,sions of the
entitled to bounty land under the e, .stusl amour,
eptsmber %, 1850, according to tho As'A
Ice ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

A Good Hi. from Cumberland GC
Messrs Editors: / have bean 80 lorrssponoeH.
ing Mr. Bolts letter. published ewhat amused =,
He tells his dear friends thai In your paper OF Tue
posed nulfcation and IL utterly and entirely op
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-11

byERNoRi o OF a. Mt auitman, Governor Of Of
his s answer ss Z! nGs hs ss.gs; :sDs
ian President of the Senate WA WAS b 5Vu sub
sti,u,ional oath Of office'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-17
PahI.e Meeting.

meeting Of The citizens at
HE Court House on Saturday, 9TH
Ensa.. Cor the purpose Of making ar
t,,n@e,nents for the celebration of The
sno32ogcbing -Fourth Of July VIII
Ham ii. webb was called ID the chain,
md C. A. French was appofnted Seq
Totgfv The court yard was agreed
mon as the most eligible place ior
sbe ceremonies, and 10 o'elock as the
hour for the assembling Of the pep
The following gentlemen werP ap-
noinfe.la committee Of arrangements
W Z. @ Goodrich, j. G. Woods, g
A. Trancb1.J. Goodrich, J. S. Wa{i-
n. + cs-Tseraan. ,. A. 1IcPhail, w
f5.s, +, 4. Cirav, I. Is. Wilson.
p McKlnIlen. W. IS. Southworth, T.
ff;aos I |, Thomson, G. a. Diemer
h. p. Shepard, r. E. Gl!lllana. y T.
Bonner, a. 7: Nldks, ana i. =. IL
Donald.
The following resolutions were
ahsn adopted. .-
Reso1roa. That tie citiz ens Of Lin
roln County. and especially the L.
H.: Il, and are hereby RESPECTFULLY
invited to. be present.
Reso1ged, That the FayftteVille pa
ners be requested 70 'loI-9ii nv +
teedings Of this meetLag'l
Oamotion, the meeting afJoarhefq
". IL. WELL, Pres
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-17
SuNDgsEEss

lGT0 Cam and Bicarb SODA. Pearl CD
N1ssy ash, Alum. SaIeratus. Epsom "a
Salts, Kohl Brimsl0ne, sulphur
X Subj. Sienna Fol. Buchd. Chamon.iie.
lC1c.lIiana, Cviuato, Gum Myuh, Sal! Petre
refJ Campho, Gum Arabic, CaIh AmmOuIa.
Rh&ubaIb. lpecac, Jaidp. ScainH.oHy. OPIUM !.
Gahlbuge, Aloss. AssalnuIa, Red and White
precipliate, Ergot, Benzoin, Spis Ammonia
AQUA Ammonia, L0belIa, JgJube Paste, Blue
Mass, Sumsch Put, C.UveS, NutmegS, Ca
yeune and Black Pepper, Spice. Mace, &c
Surgical Instruments, Pocket Cases, a hns
assortment; ITusses, large assortment ana
a half dozen kinds; UisfO Abdominal Sup
porlers; SNUFF. Scotch, Gauen's. EVERY :
and others, IN bOttes and t!adders: Snuff
Boxes, ass'd, EXTRACTS. Togiet. Lutin's.
French, RousseliS, and Bohemian. for tie
handkerchief; C0logues and Han Oils, Po-
fnatuins, Cosmetics; Koussei'Ss lIaai's, Tayl
or's and other SiANiNt; CREAMS; Soai :
and Toilet Soaps; COMBS. Buffalo, lyory
shell and English Hors; Flesh. Hair ass'1l
Pant, VarnIbh. Sash, Tool. Whilewash and
other BRUSHES; Risic and Pistol Powder.
Bar Lead. Shot. Percussion Caps, Puwded
Flasks, Fiints, Fish Hooks and Lines, Sc.
Alcohol. GIN. 8tdndleS, Old particular Pori
Wine. fine Madeira for medical purposes
Red and White LeadS, dry origround III OIL,
all kinds OF Pants, l.aseed o., Tufpenane,
Tube Cd!ors Indigo. bladder. Paste Hacking.
W RsDow GLASS, alt sizes; Walls asS1j, Glass
Jars, Bottles and FIasks; LAMPs. stand and
suSpensioE; Globes and Cones Tor Lamps.
CIGARS, Vi all kinds; fac Virginia Tobacco,
sc. sc. together with almos! tvesy artic,e I'd
the Medical Lane, which we uiltr at Ihe low
est REIces,to be had 10 she western m irkel.-
W ilh fresh AID pare MedicIaes, and the con
slant services Ol experienced Druggists aud
Apo'hecarfesi all oriefs. Physicians Hfsscrlp+
tons, sc. SC Will be promptly aud 1,feiu.
attended 10 AT ALI Hot Us.
.NsdicG! ddtlce glrcp free y chargl
Call d, The Drns, auI 5ledi,a. DeItq 81
DlEAlER &. HAMPTON. F
Vest side Public square. FayeIevil T., I, m
ApnI -, 1871.