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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-12
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met

Senate met.
The question upon the motion of Mr.. Mickle to
amend the journal, pending at adjournment.
The discussion continued by Mcssrs. Miller,
Dunn, Logan and Secrest.
The qaeston to strike out prevailed Ayes 25,
noes 16
Petitions, &C., Presented.
BY Mr.. Knowlton from citizens of Ripley county on
the subject of education Referred committee ed
ucation
By Mr., Milliken, remonsrance of citizens of Law
renceburg township against permitting the town oil Law
renceburg extend its corporate limits. Referred to
Judiciary committee.
Reports from COMMITTEES.
By Mr. Hanna from the Judiciary committee return
ing bill OF the House authorize recorders to make a
general index &c., with an amendment recommending
its passage. Amendment concurred in and the bill
dered be engrossed.
By Mr. Hanna from same committee returning bill OF
the Senate authorize county boards to appropriate
dividends derived from county railroad stocks to common
schools in their respective Counties with an amendment
striking the bill from the enactng clause and insert
ing a substitute. Amendment concurred in and bill or
dered to be engrosse'l.
By Mr. Hanna from same committee, that the levy Of
specific in violation of the spirit Of the constitu
ton. Concnrred m.
By Mr. Reid from Same committee, that the acts in
relation to the election prosecuting attorneys IN the
fourth and eighth judicial circuits not repealed.
Concurred in.
By Mr. Reid from same committee, bill to amend
Article of chapter AZ of the Revised Statute of lS43
in relation to the liens upon boats.
BY Mr. Holloway, from the select committee on TEN
perance. returning the temperance bill with amend
ments imprson the vender OF liquor violating the law
until his fine and costs shall be paid or repevied.
Mr.. Emerson moved recommit the bill with nsruc-
tions inquire into the consnonality Of imprsoning
men for the nonpayment OF costs.
After some discussion, The motion to refer with in
structions ost-ayes %, noes 20. The President
gave the casting vote in the negative.
Mr. Eddy moved to postpone the consideration OF the
bill until Tuesday next at two O'Clock; lost.
MIR. Emerson moved postpone it until Friday next
lost.
Mr.. Holloway moved to postpone it until Monday
next.
| Mr. Hanna moved to djourn carried.
| Senate adjourned.
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Iouisiana Senator.

We learn by telcgraphic despatch from New Or
leans that l. P. benjamin, distinguished lawyer and
politician Of that city, and decided ~hig, has been
elected the United States Senate for six years from
the 4h March, is53 to supply the place made vacant
by the expiration Of the term Of Gen. S. W Downs, by
majority Of IL votes Gen. Downs receivedthe entire
democrats absent account Of indisposition.-
Union.
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Mr. Owen, from select committee, reported a rule
allowing member who for bill that has been
lost Tor want of constitutional majority, the right to
call il up.
Mr. Mcdonald moved to lay the rule the table /;
lost-ayes Al, noes A.
The rule was then adopted-ayes 49, noes %.
House adjourned
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met.
The House resumed the consideration Of the bill
ative to selling the States interest in the Madison and
Indianapolis railroad.
Mr.. Sanfeld said il be the universal opinion
to dsengage the State from all participation in works
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The House met,
And resumed the consideration OF the special order,
being the bill to sell the States interest in the Madison
and indianapolis Railroad
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SENATE.
Petitions Presented.

THUsRDAY,Feb. 5, 1852.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

FRIDAY, Feb. 6, 1852.
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I
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Petitions were presented by Messrs Sumner, and Da.
Wis OF Franklin and appropriately referred.
Reports from Committees.
By Mr.. Holman, from the judiciary committee, re.
porting back general road law and recommending its
reference to the committee roads; which agreed
10.
BY Mr.. Wells, from the committee on agriculture, a
bill for the recovery of property removed by high
Read the first time
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elsker 1feekiNg n Nath ,cnro,ina.

WILMINGTON. n. C.. Sept. 1.-The Web.
SER meeting held in fhis city lest evening was
not very largely Acknowledgement not being
over $50 persons present, some OF whom we've
merely attracted to he SPOT by curiosity
Col McRae, Col. Anderson aud Robi Cow
an Esq, made very able speeches in itsoi oil
Webster. A series af resolutions " ere adopt
ed dcnouncing both the Wing AID Democrat
ic nominees, and strongly recommending
Webster aud Graham.
Isa1c fran Merico..
NEW ORLEANS Sept 3.--Advices from Vera
Cruz 10 the 2lsl ut. STATE. that no adjudication
Of The Tehunancpcc question had been made,
and no inc fixed foi lis consideration.
Sale on Thursday of 1000 bales of Cotton
at fImer rates.
Charleston Hayora1ty Election
CHARLESTON ). e, Sept al. l.. Hutch
insou Esq, is elected Mayor Of Charleston,
over the present incumbent John Sehneirle,
Esq. by mainrit, oflSs.
TIE Flood at The SoaA-Grcat Damage and
Loss If Lif.
CH,RLEsToN, Sept. 2.-'fhe railroad from
Columbia to Augusta has been repaired, and
the mail communication resumed. The water
H. the river was al a stand on Wednesday
evening and II as thought the bridges would
stand. The bridge at Columbia was slightly
injured.
The plantations below Augusta suffered Sc
verely. All the river crops are ruined, and a
number Of negroes on the varions plantations
are reported 10 have been drowned.
NJ. Brown,the Chief Engineer on the Green
vile Railroad in company with three Others
" az upset ~ canoe near Alston, and tree
including Mr.. Brown we're drowned.
Tue crops along all the streams are utterly
destroyed and the river at Camden on Monday
night was higher than it had been for twenty
years.
New o leans, Sep. . Sale of 100 bales
of Cotton yesterday. Mid Hing o. TIE re
ceipts are increasing. Bacon is firmcr-
Shoulders So Whiskev 205.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
ARRIV VAL OF T II +
STEAMER ARCTIC!

Nav J oRK, Sept. 8.
The Arctic, from Liverpool, arrived last night with
English dates to the 25lh August.
Madam Soatag, the celebrated songstress, is among
the passe gers.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton irmat last quotations. Flour has declined 6d
Whent 81; Corn Cd.
The weather the Continent very favorable for
the growing crops.
The London capitalists have declined toengage in the
project of Snip Canal Nicaragua. The enter
prise consider mpractcable.
The affairs of France very quiet.
Thetgovernment of Spain viii add two Steamers totho
line which runs between Cadiz and the sland of Cuba
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THIRD DISPATCH.
MADAM SONTAG.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 6.
Madam Sontag was enthusiastically greeted on
her entrance into the City.
The whole number ofdcaths by explosion of the Boi
ers on the Renoecr have been ascertained TO be thirty
Two.
The owner. an officers of the Steamboat Henry Clay
which recently burnt, md by which there was so
great sacrifice of life have been admitted to bail in the
sum of ten thousa I'd dollars each.
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JAPAN AND THE U. STATES.

The government of Holland has tenderel its services
10 aid the United States in elecng atlcabe COM
mcrca intercourse with Japan, and there reasono
believe that the Emperor would enter upon the negota-
ton immediately upon the arrival of Commodore Perry.
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SrARIEIL,a Alternative.

sllunble remedy far hnPnr,te3 q III Biood, Erysi.
peas, Bois. Salf-I,heun, Milk Crust. rheumatism,
bronchitis. Euglarged fonsiis, Sore Throat, D,opsy
Cleer- On the legs, Sweled Glands, Derangcd Liver,
Oppression Pal itltion Of tho Heur Tetter, &c. &c.
Prepared y X. H. S1ABLER, Aexundre. Va.
All ofthe above rp'padi preparations fer soleby
Z. SfADLER 4 CO,
~ l-ot..l..4m I.Ynclhn 2. Va
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cPhENG Esj2.--The subscriber would most
- respectfully announce hs friends and the public
generally that he is now receiving AID opening !afge
md we'll selected stock of Spring and summer Goods,
To which he invites the attention Of those IN want IL
nseess to enumerate his stock but would simply saw
HAT it is not surpassed by any in Lynchburg
einvtes the particular attention the Ladie' 10 is
ou,fIl stool, Of yicL Dress Goods, kidGioUes, dc.
The Gentlemen will find the best stock OF Goods IN
their line ever exhibited by any house in this place
md the largest and best selected stock OF Ready-ad'
Cunning, ever brought 10 this town ne Young men
iu G,3 something really hand in the way 10th
inr at npl 12-iits DON l. u. PEI hfN
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JOE AIR FURNACE. COoEINn

"a RANGE AND STOVE WARE.HoUsE.-Tbe
9c undersigned takes tlis method of informing the
public that he has hand Is constantly RECEIVING
from the principal northern Manufactured Furnaces
Ranges, Stoves, &c, of the latest and most esifbe
styles Among his assortment be found Ghilson,a
Patent Hot AR Ventilafing fafssss ior warming and
yentiating Churches, Public buildings, Factories and
Dwellings. Also. COOKING RANGES, the most com
plete and economical Arrangement for cooking IN use
Having Ind long experience in the and operation
Of furnaces and Ranges and by giving his personal
ten"n 10 the setting and fitting o. them up, h is
hdenf thu trial Is suient satisfy my of their
superiority oyerany Encouragement for heating and
cooking purposes
Tn bahd, a full assortment of Stoves Coal Crates
Registers, Pipe, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe II oow Ware
&c
Tin aud Iron Roofing and Eave Cutters put on in n
superior Also, full supply of Tin Britannia
and Japptnued Wares Wholesale and Retail His
facilities tor manufacturing Tin Ware SUCH that he
leels assured TINT he make IL for the interest
Merchants abroad and all others in want 10 call the
Mem ore, toun, East sde Main Street. and exam
me his stock before purchasing
He would also tender his thanks To the people Of
Lynchbnrg and its vicinity, for the very liberal patron
nge extended 10 him during h4 short residence here
aud hopes by strict attention hs business In MORT
continuance of the
Mar l5--dsots 2. 3. BLISS.
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Spring Of 1s5o.-Ap s-tf
DlEDMONT WORKS. ELLISON II Pro
l. proctor
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, N0NF-B7 and BOf FdctOry,
MI and Machine Hort.
Iron Turning and Fatjpg

MI and Machine Hort,
Iron Turning and Fitting,
BiacfsmihiRg q aH descriptions.
These works having been fitted up al great expense
with steam power, and large variety Of machinery fe
working wood and iron, form the complete estal-
shment of the kind in the Southcr States. and can
execute better work ard at cheaper than be
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build, supplied with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed nj
glazed frequired) Mouldiugs, Flooring dressed nnt
g0gue and grooyed ready rlnyine dressed Ceiling
aud Misunderstanding Polings md variety of Other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars, Der.
ric, Gearing Wheelborows, Picks und Bars and Other
Fools required upon Public Works.
Constantly hand and for sale, reasonable terms
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked
nnworked. Saving and Planning done To order. Bills
o1 Timber sawed To order.
I'm lifts A. NETTLETON. Agent
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Nr. Thos J. Barnes. Mr.. VIM II. Smell, Mr. Hugh
tIieleieh, and the Misses Andrews, of Richmond
who injured by the explosion of the boilers Of the
Steamboat Reindeer, on the Hudson River Saturday
died to-day
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cEgrrI.s ARD FEyERs.

kgue, Bilious, Renuont and Nervous i'eycrs, Gene
raj enkness Wonrincss in jo Limbs, Chronic Debili-
", Jnmdiee, Dyspepsia, *. moy be cured by STA
BJBRo Gleat Agae oad Ffer Specific
20 None seuuine wilhoni the signuturo H. IL STA
BIER, MD
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y. DIsIGlIan q SONS.
tEyErE sUnsCEsIREfss ha.inr ohtnlnea Tho

rIVEFE SUBSCRIBERS having Obtained tho
exclusive fight ofretaiiing Fisls Metallic Burial
Go'cr, take tispctho1 ofiniormngth the people ofLyneh
burg aud tho surrounding country TINT they hove in
their wnfc Main Street. lot OF the above ca
OF different si1s. l. would be difficult task give
mn adequate impression OF these Cases without person.
nj inspection: hey perfectly air tight and indcsne-
tblo and for projecting nnd preserving the Dead for
ordinary nerments for vaults. for transportation
superior anything OF the kind before invented. Those
unfortunate enough need the above Oase4 can BIO
supplied by s. DIUGU1D & SONS.
Undertaking in the nsual style also promptly attend.
ed s. ID. a. SONS.
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TxYVE s.fce Of Gen. sgtnGcld Sect,

l. wth eng ratiags, b. e iwefd d ds!sheid, Esq
and ~, bf.bcd by II. Ma fed, both Of New Haven,
pric 81 so Also the history Of tho Mexican wars AMI
warrior Published by J. Frost l.. L. D., price 81 90
APP " to the agent Actee & MnrriAs.
Srrt6-fs
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EARTHQUAKE IN CUBA-THE CITY OF SAN
TIAGO DESTROYED.

INV VkIfANsf ftPIsf'
BY late arrival from the Island Of Cuba, learn
that dreadful Earthquake occurred on the Goth Ar
gust by which nearly the entire city of Santiago was
DESTROYED.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FIRST DfsPATcu1

DEATH OF CITIZENS OF RICHMOND, WHO
WERE INJURED BY THE EXPLOSION CNTH
REINDEER
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REPAIRED q pol

T. lsHED-C. II. @LVPSON begs to inform the
inhnbnna of the city Of Lynclburg md tho surround
ing noglborhood tho he has commenced the business
Of REPAIRING and BEAUTlFYING all Kin Dis of
Cnbnel Furniture, in superior s.yla, with moderate
charges, promptneas and punetnuy. He trusts that
Ae viii merit snro Of public support Tho work will
doucnt private residences when preferred.
His shop rs at The upper end Of Main street. opposite
tie pltners aIrhouse.
i. B.-Aill oak for Is, give mo one trial.
Az 9 j Il N. IN
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A CARD.-rnE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.

A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
"A pectulIy ask continuance of tho patronage
long bestowed upon him, 10 tho new concern and in
this connection he deems II proper 10 ask all who
indebted to linn 10 forward and settle their
counts without Dolby.
Thcrear muny claims Of long stnnding which must
close up and il Is expected tint all who know them
selves be indebted viii pay attention this notice
jan S.-dts Is. DIUGUtD.
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EDYaLDtNG MATERIALS

EpIaLDtNG MATERIAES.-We hayejnst
receive from the manufacturers, very urge as
.OrtnIent of building materials among which are some
hat are entirely and very beautiful, and not ia
market.
Sliding door Locks rail and astraga
Mortice Lock. for front DOORS with night keys and
latchcs,
Upright Locks for front DOORS with night keys and
latches,
Upright for front md inside doors,
Novelty Locke for front doors
Morce Locke for inside doors,
Robbet mortice for front and inside doors,
Rim locks - "
Alt @ above goods, with silver plated, pearl white
70 e. pear Whit rose pattern pearl white and silver
argo cut urgillo and mineral Knobs, besides every
description of goods used in ouse building, ali of which
we will sell low those who will favor US With call
s Mt g. 14v GREGORY. ROYALL 81 SIMPSON.
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SjIsk and Fancy Dry Goods,

II w. al j. M. lAksNhSFHAD, HAVE
Z exmbitodintb is city speei@eua 4 inc FRUITS
from thcir Orchurd ncor Lynch urg The reapcclml-
ly request nose in Qout Of choice TREES, VINES, &c,
leavc thef orders With John II. Tyree and hey will
be slcl attended to, in the month Of November ne@t
I-1Itp
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! sEABURY,s shoe storet., q

Ut bIN r ANIJ De IIN r. -.
~ II will be remembered TINT when commenced
business under nyo'rR yenr since, FOUR
DOORS toward the Market House from the old stand
took the above motto and having strictly adhered f
it, endeavorng make my sale- ma,uall beneficial to
The purehnscr aud myself now under the safne rule
ofer 10 atrny generous community. probably tie most
extensive assortment of Dress aud common BOOTS
md shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks. and
faliscs, travelling Bags Umbrellas, Shoe Thread aud
nther articles belonging my business. ilut s ever
been presented 10 the citizens of Lyncburg and those
vino purchase in this mprket
My experience in my business, having paid erc'usire
attention To IL for twenty i've years my aeouain-
ance witt Manufacturers aud Dealers. and my long
residence IN Lyhchbure. qualities me to prepare my.
=elfto do as well rs the best, and so il j.
very thankful for the liberal patronage received
mud shall strive 10 secure It's continuance.
P.SEABuRY.
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ftHEAF GO0Ds-FOIs CAsm.--I am

GtUEAE GO0DS-FOKG CASsH.--l am
\ now receiving large md complete assortment Of
new SPRING I'D SUMMER GOODS; comprising the
Ipfest and mos fashionable vare ties md styles i'm
ported rhis seasnn-v hlch o0erng Mt unusually
o., price Intending sell fer CASH, mean to be
atis6ed witt small "a fits and thereby will make it TO
lie interest ofa Il 10 give me cl-which most
Iiav selic; from those having Goods 20 buy. viii
promise as many inducements in the way III Styles,
prices md arge and vel selected stock IL pick from,
rs an be found in any establishment in The State.
deem It need less 10 give the haads branches
ronpo ing my stock, my long experience haataught
me tho oepery class OF dealers Suffice il there.
fore to say, that feel assured am fully prepared 10
NJ swer The demands oia-and q sk oil IA coll
march 29-ill. JOIN q. aEEM.
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CEEEAP Roots, sloes, Hats, &c.
TsyiHHs SIZING MACHINES aud

FgNEa IL Il = Z q NACtEIN As ava
l. WHEAT FANS.-The attention Of tn public Is
Respectfully invited stock of Thre8hiue Machine
and Wheat Fans which SUI stantiay buill, and Of
the most Improved patterns Persons in need Of such
inducements would do well to give stock examl-
nation as feel at fed that they will be pleased 18th
in price and workmanship.
All implements warranted To perform well.
y I5.-ts DIUCJID & BROTHER.
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Diarr.,mn. Oh oLernmor.

y lus, Caolic, Cramp, Gripping Pains in The Bowels
Spnsmodie and Nervous D8ordcr7, &c, mny be eertu
ali cured I ! STABLER8 Grc7l Summer Rcnld
~ None genuine mt the signature, II. II STA
BRER, II. D.
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XXTANEED.--The subscriber is anxious to hire
w - oo,d Male House Servant from. l8 to 30 yenrs
of nge-for one fthot age and possessing good qnai-
cations. l will roya fine price. ,.l,.,,,,,..,,.
Sept6 -2m2~if WI. II. LANinohAE,
yENliE SrbSC RiBER is prepared t" pay the highest
4 CASH Price forten or fifteen hoasa"d dollars worth
# LAND WARRANTS. He can be seen at the y IT.
- III JESSE LARK.
aug l,..lteoA-o,owt.
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GROVES STOVES live arc now re-
} ceiyng very dne lot Of RfOV Hs Of various sizes,
.teea aad manufacturers such "a the Virginia airtght
Coo, ing lves mo Old Dominion do. 10. tho Iron
witch do. do. tie Richmond premium do. do and tho
Parlor stoves variety If sizes forms and manuacutesi
MI OF which viii be sold on tho somnodatng
terms by aug 20.dts] ACRE q & MI RRlLL.
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Win POWER TO INCREASE THE SAME TO 5000 900 +!
E'llS COMPANY, having been duly organized, is
Il ready toreceive applications and issue Poll
res aud offers To the citizens OF Virginia the ndueemen
of home Company for the safe Insurance of all kinds
of property. merchandise, &c, fair md equitable
rates The Directors the public TINT this Com
pany will he conducted with view permanrncy, and
the stetest principles of equity justice, and close
regard economy nnd the safety Of the insured.
PrEs1pENr-JOSEPH S. CARSON.
SEcRErARy-C. s. FUNK
AcIuARY-O. +. BRESEE.
Josfrn S. Carson, = VIM, J., CGARK.
JANIS T.. RIELY, J JAMES II. BURGESS,
LLoYp LOGAN, Is n. W. RIonARDsoa
Jous kERR
IT, Office on Picrndila street nenr the Valley Bank
Winehe.ter !. ID. CHRISTIAN. AoEEr.
Sept 2-Ny Lyuchlng.
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ARRESTS IN HAVANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Sert5.
The whole numherof arrests in Havana, charged with
political Offences against the Government of Spain have
reached four hundred of which large number short
lv tc be garoted
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, SEPT. 6.
Flour unsettled, Grin sam last quotations.
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and Carpenters.

I 4 OEIssE-JVBN ER and Garpentcr.-
4 The Undersigned having returned 10 Lynthbufg
for The purpose of conducting the above business,
specially offers his services to the public. All JOBS
entrusted his care will in the mun, be executed by
himself and all times receive mis- per ona ntteuion,
when othess engaged on them lie is prepared In
fulfill all engagements IN Dispatch and in style
passed by none. His shop is tenth South of West
street where he alwaysbe found when employed
elsewhere.
Any order for his services which may be left Mt the
Yiginian Office, will be attended to.
He will tnbc o apprentices To the above bus
mess wha from Is II years of age, and of goed
character GEORE PERCIVA1., SR.
n. 81 have sale 20 Acres Of wood
LAND On the Ganal six miles above town one
R1ALL and CART, which will dispose Of on
cofnmodaling terms q. p, SR.
Aug 22-:}ttw Ia
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
iNsU ANCECo MPANY

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, AT WINCHESTER
Chartered March I'm, 1852 Capital $4,000
Win POWER TO INCREASE TUE SAME TO 5000 900
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u AADJOIEfNGTHBP POST OFFICE, LYaeHnUae,
YA,--L h, 01DDESlS q. mo, PyQprte,ors, (toy-
mr., IF Baifimorr keep hand. anl make to ORDER
Northern prices, Egyptinn and talian Marble Man
to-, pnin and ornamental Monuments, Tomba, Heod
aud foot stones Garden yases, Counter, Table Bureau
AID Wash-stana tops unde my size Mt tho shortest
notice Also door and window stills.
Any order from on country, entrusted 10 MS, will
be faithfully executed with neatness and tiapntch Mt
kugl3--1t4 !. +. GADDESS' y BRO.
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% q, BUR HOLDER, Gener:as Ar
IA. chatect-Ohers his services 10 all who nrt
wanting PLANS FOR HOUSES, GREEN HOUSES,
and GARDENS. All orders will he filled in hnsto ID
warranted give perfect satisfaction pay will be
demanded or expected.
TO His office is ON the First Alley,betweo Main and
Church Streets, opposite the Nrginian Office.