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TAKE NOTICE.

TE'IIE subscriber would say TO Farmers that
u he is constantly manufacturing pure arti-
Gle of SHE'LL LIME, and will endeavor to fill
all orders upon the mos, reasonable TERMS at
hlsLme Yard Foot Of West Fails .4renue City
Block, BALTIMORE. b. S. HOLT.
Baltimore, May 3, 80 3m.
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Frame Dwelling House

and Frame Kitchen. with Fame Stable and a.
bout 81 square perches Of land.
The buildings are all new and in good order,
and there is pump of good water under the
kitchen porch or within the building. Ii is Sit
uated directly in the Village on the Port Dcpos-
il road, aud is very desirable property for a
sinai family.
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GISD(tEl(IB:S.

COFFEE: Laeuia, Rio, and Marcaibo. Su-
" gar. brown; New Orleans, PorloricO, and
HAVANA. Sugar, white; Stewards crushed and
pulverzed, and New Orleans clarified. Mo-
lasscs and Syrup, New Orleans and Porlorico.
For sale by BROWN & FOARD,
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THE LATEST FASHIONS.

WILLIS RUTTE.R has received the latest
w Fashions at his old stand in the Elkton
"BAzAAR," next door to the Post office.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage he
has received, he is now prepared to cut and make
all kinds Of garments in the best and most fash
ionnble styles. All clothes made by him war
rantcd 10 fit. Don't forget the OM Siand in the
:. Basuar.' IElkton, Apr H.
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RESIGNATION OF SENATOR BERRIAS.-
Senator Berrien, of Georgia has resign
ed. and the Governor has appointed
Robert NJ. Charlton to fial the vacancy,
Until the commencement Of Senator
I Tombs' term.
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w tNTEYb,

000 TONS BLACK OAK BARK, for which
ZUU the highest cash price will be paid, by
DAVID SCOTT.
SCOTS Mills, May s, '52 Gw..
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E0iS SALE.

THE LOG HOUSE with Lot attached, stu
aicd in the '.lIollow" adjoining property Of Geo.
Green. Possession given Immediately. Apply Ia
Elkton, NAV S,3w CALEB PARKER.
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JUST RECEIVED.-A new and beautiful
a style Coat Link, an ornamental appendage
and well daptcd to aid the set ofc coat. For sale
at WELLS EN;ion Hall of Fashion. may 8
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SURVEYING.

THE undersigned, a practical SURVEYOR, 10.
forms the citizens of Cecil county, that he Will
attend to surveying land in all parts OF the coun-
ty, and respectfully solicis business. Post
Office, Ehelemiah, Cecil county, Md.
Nov l5tf JAS. THOM AS JANNEY,
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B. F. nj AY,
HAS IN STORE NEW
SPRING. 81 SIMMER GOODS,

DART of which will be found in the following
l. catalogue, with prices annexed. Without
presuming TO dictate to an intelligent! public rs
to quality or price, both OF which they are TO be
the Judges, when examined. Thankful for past
patronage, respectfully solicit a continuance
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TO TIIHI LADIES.

NPECIAL attention Of The citizens OI EIktOn
~ and vicinity, particularly the ladies,) is call
ed 10 an invoice of fashionable Dress Goods
opened this week at the Brick Store Housr, neat
door 10 Johnsons Hotel; in the invoice there is
some beautiful style Barase D"Iaincs, which
they are determined to sell al l2s cents, worth
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George Earle.

1 ttorncy at Law. Elkten, Md, eflceRe1t
N door to Torbert's Store,
Dec. It'll 1850
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Scotch Ginghams at u! cts worth IS
Beautiful Calicocs ate! Q
Plaid and striped Cambrcs l2a II
Super qualify Barage D'Laines % 80
Bin and white Ginghams l25 IS
Changeabie Poplins 30 40
Changeable Glaze Silk SOC. worth Ito
Rich igurd Silk, 81 worth 1.2O
Black Silks all widths.
They are the first choice Of the season, which
is always the best. Their stock Of House keep
ing goods is very extensive, such as Bed Tick
ing, Blcached and Brown Shectng, pillow case
Musins, beached and brown table diaper,
crash, diaper, &c. Aiexander's best kid Gloves
g, g, !, 4, u. BROWN & FOARD.
March u II
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II SUPERIOR INTOICE
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
JuSt Receired at tie long Established
Store-House, by
WILLIAM. TORBERT.

'JtV7 t-I1OUoej "
WILLIAM. TORBERT.
OUCH as Barege ID LANES, from - ! TO 3I4 cts
~ Lawns 10 3Ia
Bareges % 80
Silk Popins, 25 56t
Manchester Ginghams, 12a 25
Plaid and strip'd Cambrics, l2a 40
Ladies Linen H;!kiS., 12t Cpl
Plaid Summer Silks for so cts. worth 56t
Fancy cold do, 81 SO 81
Black Silks, all widths; crash 81, gloves 81,
linen tableing, s,rp'd shifting, brown and
bleached shee,ings, % yds. wide, bed ticking
from 81 to %, thread and kid gloves, hosiery,
edgngs, ribbons, ladies worked collars, mohnir
miltS, &c.
His stock has been selected with great care
and attention, and he hopes to please all who
may favor him with call. fApr "a.
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THE CECIL WING
Co Reaoers ano Correspondents.

GJ~Ihe Institution for the Blind will be founl
TO possess the interest and instruction, which
always characterize the authors articles. We
feel much indebted to him, for his frequent and
excellent contributions TO our paper.
DS-Much Of our first page is taken up this
week with The Last Lore Of Teniers. 1t is a
fine composition, and will commend itself to
every rejecting reader Some time might be
very agreeably, and, perhaps, proftabiy spent,
in tracing out the length to which we are inHu-
cnced in our present enjoyments by their assoc-
atoms with those Of bygone days.
&C. Thou CONTEST no More by Miss S. J. c.
Whiltlesey will be published next week.
UyrWe will be glad TO hear from Ajax often,
on any subject he thinks proper to communicate,
and have no doubt his articles will be equally
gratifying to our readers
TIVE are glad TO hear from Ben Bloomer.
Uy"Wc give place in this column TO some
pretty verses by Rambler.
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DRESS.


patronage, | respectfully solicit a continuance
OF the same.
GENTLEMENS' DRESS.
Cloths fron 81 90 to 5000
Cassimeues, 50 $50
TweeiS, plain and fancy % 10
Nestings, per pattern % 1913
Linen, plaid and plain, for pants lss so
Plain Fancy cotton Goods, for pants 10 25
American NankeenS, twild and pin l2a %
tention is called per yd.
Silks, blk. and cold, from 374 to $l.75
Alpacas, mourning and with lustre 25 10
Mouslin DcLaincs, 12t 30
Bcrege Dclaines 12a Al
silk Poplins, 20 33
Chambrays, 1si 81
Prints, assorted II
Ginghams. Scotch and domestic 12a 30
Bleachcd Muslns, IA
Brown do. II
Bed ticking 81 %
Superior cotton drilling 10 IL
Cold Cambrcs. 81 10
Bl'k and white Prints, 81 II
Fig'd PIN White Goods for dress l2a IS
Swiss, book and cambria musllns, 12a IS
Swiss and camb edg's and ns'ss, so
Lisle, thread, bob'n Il cotton edg's 25
English and Italian grapes, S3 1873
Hosiery, silk and Gotten ~ LOO
Linen canb Hdkts. q l.5
Gloves; kid, silk. Isle and cotton, st l.95
Ladies nohair mtts, 5O l.23
hair bushes, tooth brushes, nail brushes, combs,
fancy soap, buttons, cords, sc. Boots, shoes,
ladies CATERS, childrens' shoes, hats, queens
ware, hardware, groceries, burning fluid, flour,
corn meal, &c.
NIB. Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods at the highest market prices. lap II
Iu,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court oil said county, letters Ad-
ministration on the personal estate of
Alfred B. Thomas,
late of said county deceased, All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are helcby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
10Th day of February, 1858, :,
they NAV otherwise by law, be excluded from oil
benft OF said estate. All persons indebted TO
said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 10th day OF April 1852.
JANE A. THOMAS,
April II S. W. AdmN'
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For The Cecil Wing.
On tho Death Of Child.

Dear sisters, has thy little son,
Been snnlch'd from thy embrace!
Thy lovely child, thy darling one,
Has left a vacant place
He was the idol of thy heart,
A mothers iondcSt JOY;
And Oh thy grel--when forced TO part,
From him thy darling boy!
The music of his youthful voice,
That fell in accents mild,
Oft made thy heart in love rejoice,
And bless thy infant child.
For there was laughter in his eye,
And health was 90 his check;
] fancy that he's standing by,
And almost hear him speak.
But sickness came. at whose command
He left this world of pain,
To dwell in that bright spirit-land,
Where pleasures ever reign.
IT'S thus we iail--how soon, alas,
We sink into decay;
Fa lc as the Hover, of the grass,
And pass from earth away.
Then lc, us strive by grace divine
To take all fol the hest
And have when earthly hopes decline
An cvprla ST inc rest
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The attention ofcouBtry merchants and st,an-
gers visiting Baltimore during the sittings of
The Conventions, is invited to the following
houses, whose assortment and quality OF goods,
in their various lines, VIII DC found as full and
select as those OF any city in the Union, and at
prices equally low.
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D ONNE.TS.-At great bal gains. For sale by
Nd NAV Is Mrs. r. MAY.
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w Brandies, Gins, Cigars, &c., No. 26
Light ST. Country Merchants are invited to call
1y~Wc do not hesitate to say that ]. p.
HARTMAN's CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
is one of the best houses in Baltimore; his goods
are well made and his prices moderate. We
would advise our friends when visiting the city
TO give him call, at No. 1863 Baltimore street,
MAY LIST. 80 6W,
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From the Richmond Dispatch.
Death Of one of Burns HerOines.

About the year 1884 or s, Robert Burns
lived in the neghbourhood of Mauchline, Scot
land, which was celebrated at the time for the
very ucnommon number of ''pre.ty girls" 1--WE
beg pardon, " mean "hansome ladies, y living
in The vicinity. Bnrus was twenty -four or
five years old, Extremely gallant always in
love, anda great favorte with the ladies. They
were all pretty, but there was six of them so
especially beautiful, that the susceptible heart
OF the poet was banded from one to the other,
like shuttled cock, in game of battledoor.
where there are half dozen players: or
course, he could not long remain the victim OF
his peculiar sensations without indicating the
same in rhyme. The following well-known
verses were composed on the occasion;
"In Mauchine there dwels six pretty young bellies,
The pride of the place and the neighborhood az
Their carriage and dressa stranger would guess
In Lon on or Paris thed gotten them a
Miss Miller's is fine, Miss Marklands divine,
Miss Smith she has wit, and Miss Betty is Draw.
There's beauty and fortune to get wi Miss Morton
But Armour's the jewel for o. them a. 3"
Burns, as is well known afterwards marri-
ed Miss Armour. The subsequent history Of
the other five whom these simple and even
rude lines have consigned to mortality, is told
by lateG Glasgow paper. Miss Miller married
DR.. Mckenzie. Miss Markland an officer
in the Excise named Finlay Miss Smith Mr..
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NUMBER 78.

Candlish Miss Bette (Miller,) Mr.. Temple
ton, and Miss Morton Mr.. Patterson merchant
in Mauchlihe Only two of these famous
bellies were living in 1850, according to Cham
bers; Mrs. Candsh and Mrs. Patterson. The
Glasgow papers received by the last arrival
announce the death Of the latter in the 87th year
of her age The event took place on the 18th
October She retained her faculties perfectly
to tho last. One of her grandsons asked her
few hours before her death If she still remember
ed Burns, she replied GAY, brawly that
Mrs. Caudlish is the last of the "six pretty
young bellies"
Little did they imagine when the rude ver-
SOS above were written, that they had render
ed them immortal, and that they would be-
mcmbered long after the names OF the great
and powerful around them should have per-
ished, and left no trace behind Such is the
power ofgenius. which seems to sanctfy every
thing il touches
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LEXINGTON a. Through

a. EEAENGEON U THROUGH
ssslail lILswg-sssss3 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
S~'Az-1sAa"'--~ o,y Ma1 PACKET Boats, By ScoHSrWe
and LyhchLurg-On and alter the 10th, our Boats will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, at the usunl
hour p. NJ. and arrive Lynchbnrg in 81 hours, aud
in Buchanan in IL hours.
Returning leave Buchanan ut u 4. NJ, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg Mt SO p NJ
Leave Lynchburg at 8 NJ, and nrrive in Richmond in
80 hours in time to connect with the Norfolk boats ev
ing at 81 A. NJ. and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving at 7 A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
of Stages at North River Returning, leave Lexington
every day except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
IA hours.
Passengers for Farrnville fare 81; Buckingham IL,
fare 1925; Charlottesville. fare s. and Staunton, fare
81 will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats.
Below see card of time Of arrival at Intermediate dis
tances
Lenrc z tcLt1nnd dnHn. erclpt SnndnHS. al p IN.
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CIscisSAT1, April 18th 1852

CIscrwSATI April 10Th 1852
NHE Subscriber have ssoeiated themselves for tho
Il purpose of conducting in this City Tobacco
and General Commission Busipess,
under the Firm of KESHETT& DUDLEY. and respectful
y solicit YOUR patronage. Our Business will be exclu-
syely Commission business and experience OF TWEEN
y years by our senior partner in active Mercantile life in
this City, and determination the part ofboth to pro-
the interest Of our friends will we nope secure to
u. liberal support We are prepared make the usual
Advance ON consignments in hard, and to purchase
Produce, dc. on the customary terms We VIII occupy
the Large ana Iommodious Warehouse, No. IA Public
Landing JNO. KENNETH,
nsy27..6m JNo. w DUDLEY,
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q A w PARTNERSlzEP.-

u Aw NERSEzEP.-PHILIP a
Il 4 BOILING and JOHN s. MEREDITH have u.s.
snciated themselves practice law under the style of
BOILING & MEREDITH. They will practice in
the District Court lynchburg, and Mr.. Meredith will
attend the Superior and inferior Courts of Bucking ham,
Cumberland Prince Edward and Appomattox; aud Mr..
Boiling will attend the Superior and inferior Courts of
I.ynchburg Bedford Campbell and Apponlattox, and
the Superior Courts of Buckingham and Prince Edward.
Address Philip A. Boiling, Lynchburg, or John 5.
Meredith Buckingham Court House.
~ Office in Lynchburg in rear of T. d. Jennings
store ort 23-d&clm
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nrBFsELL's HOTEL, MAIN STREET
sEOUsE, Eynchbmrg, va.

TABELL HOUSE, Eynchburs, va.
y The undersigned takes this method ofintormng his
friends and the public generally, that he has leased for
IT term OF years the CABELL HOUSE, and that 1t Is
now open for the reception of company 1t has
dergnne a ihorou. repoU from t.p to bottom, and Is
furn shed with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT
All he asks call and entire satisfaction is not given
no charge will bs made. He has also leased EHtoAs 5
Siables the best in the city, which will be furnished
with plenty of Provender, and attentive Ostlers
G. w. A. RAINE, Proprietor
N B.-I have made arrangements with the proprie
tors of the ''VIRGISIAE READING Room, by which my
guests will have the pleasure of visiting that resort OF
news and literature. Cards Of admission will be Oh
taned Mt the Hotel. Iiy 12-dtf] G. w. A. H.
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D. Furniture Ware-ROOnis,
I-sT-AUNION Transportation Line

rs4sIl. ~ MON Af;ihspOrLatlOhL Line
sssr1-asxzaes- 10 PutSb"rg and the West-The under
signed would respectfully inform their friends aud Gus
toners, that the Penns yvana Cnna will open 18th
March, at which time will be repaired To forward any
amount of MrchandiSe to all points on the Western
ters, with dispatch, at the very lowest rates.
Rate ON Tobacco to Pittsburg, G0c per 100 lbs from
1t May.-Timo days
No Commission charged for forwarding at Baltimore
or Philadelphia G, II. kOONS,
March 4-dts Agent Union Line Baltimore.
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MONDAY MORNING. NOV.
RICHMOND.
OS 600 WORTH OF EURNa-
s1aONWH TURE.-- NEN A HAR-

- c3OVO IURE.-- JONES u MAR
NO Cd, MAIN STREET,, RIcHMoNp, VIRGINIA.
We now offering large assortment of Furniture
reduced prices have greater facilities for
uaeturing than heretofore. We return thanks for
the liberal patronage received from middle and
Virginia, aud we hope to offer such inducements
merit continuation of these favors Our motto Is
Quick sales and small profits" aud intend in all
cases to adhere to it strickly. We invite all
inc stock, believe will offer grenter in
ducement buyers than any other louise in the State.
We prepared manufacture all articles in line
at the shortest notice. JONES & HARDWOOD.
Sept 21-dts
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Accommodation Train,

"a M a Is
VIRGINIA AND TENN'E r. R,-A Freight Train
with Passenger Car attached, will leave Lynch
burg daily Saturday Sunday excepted) l29 o'clock
P M aud leave Bulords daily, Sunday and Monday
excepted) at o'clock A NJ.
Freight intended for this train accompanied by two
druy tickets, must be delivered in the Depot before sun
set the previous evening All freights must be prepaid
mug lO--dts THOS. JELLIS, Agt.
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IL SION HOUSE AND GROCERY.-The subscri-
bers situated the Canal in few steps of the Rail-
road depot prepared attend to forwarding, with
dispatch all Goods and produce consigned to their care
They also offer their services for the sne of all kinds of
Produce, Lumber. &c. Every effort will be made to
give satisfaction.
GROCERIEs-We haye on hand, good stock o
Groceres which will be sold as low they be had
in any house in the upper country and delivered at the
Depot free of charge.
IIME-IOO0 barrels best Mountain Lime, for sale
low for cash.
CASH FOR WHEAT-We wish TO purchase 90 900
bushels good Red White Wheat, free from smut for
which we will pay the full market price.
oct 13-dIm HORNER g. WATSON. ~
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CARDS.


VI H ID Z "A u Y 4 Il II
Dr.. Hugh Brown,
VEAYiNG removed from Bedford. and located in
Lynchburg, offers his professional services to the
citizens Of Lynchburg and vicinity.
Office over a. Fletchers All orders left with
Mr. Fletcher in his absence, shall be puncually atten
led 10.
Boar,ling at DibrelPs Hotel. [oct 1i.d6m
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articles oppropriate The Farsi Cass-Boxcs OF hats
bonnets and furniture
AriicleS appf0p5iqte 10 Second Class.-Boxes, bncs
of dry goods feathers shoes saddlery glass, paints, oils,
drugs and confectionery.
Arjicies apr ropiateto THIRD Ctoss-lrginia domes'
ties sugar. coffee, liquor baggng, rope butter cheese
manufactured tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns, cop
per- tin, sheet iron, hoowware, queensware castings
hardware marble dressed and other heavy articles mol
enumerated in special or fourth class rates
ArticieS appropriate TO The Fourth C/ass.-tlour' On
sacks rice. pork, beef fish lard, tao" and bacon Gn
casks boxes sacs,) beeswax, bales ot ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marb &c, (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill geariug.
=, SO miles l.5O Salt per bushel
Plaster las , per 100 miles. 200 ofTiiry pounds 10
nno d"m ., ~, - $50 miles. 80 II
ooo IDS 200 miles. 300 Carried East. IL
Sell 1.-Ats
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nISSOLUTION.--T Co-Partnership hereto
IL fore existing between the subscribers, under the
style of DUDLEY COMPTON, has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent.-John w. Dudley has purchased the
interest of VIM. Compton in the late concern and will
discharge It's liabilities. II embraces this opportunity
return his sincere thanks his friends for their pat
ronage to the concern Of DUDLEY s. COMPTON, and to
solicit its continuance in his connexion.
JND. w. DUDLEY.
WIN. A. COMPTON
CIsclNSATI, April l2th, 1852
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REPUBLICATION OF THE

I. .O.NDO.W QU.HRIERIY, THE EUI.NUURG
THE NORTH BRITISH, AND UEST.MI.N-
iS1ER RETIEWS MD BLdCKWOODS
-bLiG.HZLNT.
LEONARD, SCOTT & co, PuBLrsuERs.
10 Fulton, and 81 Gold Streets New York.
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MARBLE WORKS.

a. TE M M a se B l. Il WO 70 X s.
~ JOHN r. ROGERS has removed his MarbleWorks
to the corner of Main and 9th wherewilbe found
fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mnnel
Pieces of every description WnP lates, Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed in the neaest man
ner. Orders from the country, with city reference,
rompty ynttended to.
Mr. Il having served his apprenticeship in Of the
largest establishments in New York city. and having
much experience in the business ilattcrs himself that
all work executed at his shop will give entire sati,a
ton any done North or South.
Richmond. July l4-lyd
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LYNCHBURG,
RAILROADS AND CANAL
MAIL TRAIN.

MAIL TRAIN.
81. ri zs.s1
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
FENHE MAIL TRAIN will leave Lynchhurg daily,
4 Sundays excepted,) at O'Clock, A. NJ and ro
turning will leave Bonsack's at o'clock, 2. NJ.
aug 10-dts THOS. ,JELIIS, Ag't
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y with engravings, by Edward D Mansfield, Esq,
and published by II. Manifold, both Of New Haven,
price so Also the history of the Mexican wars and
warriors. published by j. Frost, l. l.. D., price 90.
Apply to the agent Acree 81 MurrilPs.
Sept Cts
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RECOGNIZE ENDATIONS

RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr.. II. Brttingham Mitchell 8 PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them n valuable np-
pendage, great convenience and efficient protec
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
X. B. TYLER do
DR. ROYSTER IIuguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Fornve.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
Il. J. GAINES, Charlottee
The Pump Gun be seen in DR.. VIM. s. Morris's,
Dinguids foundry, and many other places in Lynch
burg. NIL of whom approve their utility and useful
The Pump eon be in Ricl mond, Mt the Wing
Office. They warranted c '"ork we'll for year.
CW' NOTICE-All persons. buying selling tho
above articles, are responsible to me for it.
II. BRlTTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-dts Proprietor.