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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-28

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| VIRGINIA CENTRAL EsAGLROAD TO
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS WITHOUT NIGHT
TRAVEL-This well known route by Charlottesville
and Staunton will formerly still be found the quickest
and most comfortable to all the Virginia Springs
The railroad is opened within few miles Of the Noun
tain and so miles of the old part of the Road are now
being laid with heavy T rail.
The arrangements with the Stages have secured that
long desired object, avoiding all might travel, and
still making the trip little and half DAYS to
the White Sulphur.
If the public wlinforn themselves they will learn that
this IS the oag route @htch aB0rds exemption o night
trdoe for the absence of which, reduction of fare can
compensate and that the Stage Roads the best and
safest in the mountains.
Objects of Interest on the Route.
Passengers stop at Charlottesville and visit the
University OF Virginia and Monticello, formerly the resi-
denceo Thomas Jefferson Staunton where the
era State Asyums for the blind the deaf mutes and u
naes all present objects of great interest to the travel
Ter The mountain scenery from Charlottesville through
out the me Is or the most interesting character especial
is being built
line tri-weeky,yiz Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat
urdays is also from Stanton by the Natural Bridge
arriving the White Sulphur at the same time of the
line by Warm and Hot Springs
Schedule for Comfort.
Leave Richmond daily, at g. A NJ; to Staunton, 1856
miles same day by dark next day leave Staunton after
breakfast aud arrive ah Alum Springs before sunset
leave next morning at A NJ breakfast at the Warm
White Sulphur by 81 P M.
Parties occupying Stage, who desire to go to the
Warm Springs same day. can do So Instead of stopping
at Bath Alum, by travelling little in the night.
Returning, leave White Sulphur at A NJ arrive at
Bath Anm before night leave at daylight next morning
dine in Staunton stay all night ]. S Cookies within
one and hai hours ride of the Railroad: arrive in
Richmond at : o'clock NJ, next day
| Schedule foT Expedition.
Those who are willing to encounter some night travel
or the sake OF epe lton can procure extra Stages at
Staunton leave at NJ, and reach White Sulphur Sc
cond day from Richmond at II O'Clock. P NJ.
Rates Fare.
Between Richmond and White Sulphur brings passing
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-28

HOUSE EGEENkSsiENS aEOEsE,
1917 Main Street.
XN7 HERE can be had the following necessary arti-
w cles-
Refrigerators, the most approved kinds
Water Coolers in zinc and wood cases
Shower Baths, Larabeesp patent
Bath Tubs two different sizes
Sponge Baths, three different kinds
Hip Baths two different sizes
Hand Shower Baths, desirable article
Leg Baths for Rheumatism swellings
Foot do several different styles
Bedet do Toilet Pals Water Cans, &C.
With general assortment of housekeeping articles
NH 81 L. GINTER. 1870 Main st.
III A and beautiful style Of HATS has just been
80 received at THOMPsONS FASHIONABLE
HAT AND CAP STORE, No. 81 Main street. called the
HOLIDAY HAT, which for elegance far surpasses any
Hat heretofore introduced Please call and examine for
yourselves, ye fashonables. JOHN THOMPSON
NH 90 81 Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-28
& xREAT mp vEaENT.-HALIoTYPE

NKEAE s7Kks no Y 4 VI ENE.-HALIOTYP PES,
Va or DAGUERROTYPES COLORED LIKE NINA
TURES IN THE FRENCH STYLE.
We have returned from Europe fully prepared to execute
pictures III this most effective and fascinating manner, by
which the flesh coloured after natures model and the
reelection destroyed thereby transforming the picture
to the appearance OF the most beautiful miniature
ivory We are, usual. to be found the Virginia
SkyLlght Daguerrean Gallery No. las Main street, Rich
mond, under the Gothic Window.
WILLIAM A. PRATT Proprietor.
EXTRACTS.
lMr. Pratt has fitted up his establishment in style
which reflects much credit upon his and Eberay
Daily Dispatch
His reception room is pretty boudor have
Gently elegantly fitted up with splendid carpets rich
velvet dvans statuetts immense bay window with stained
glass, &c.-Enqnirer.
Messrs Pratt Co the first to introduce the Sky
fight system into the State andappears tohe constantly
venting something for the mpr emen ofthe art-1sme
The arrahgeme of his show room is exquisite Will
he Sky Light is perb-Va 6. 25
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-28

FsN ROBERTS ssAskElss, Graduate othe Phia
u delphia College of Pharmacy has returned the
city and would be pleased his friends the Apo
thecary and Drug Store of ADIE x GRAY,
Ejmy 147 Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-28

EeEACz& AND FANCY GAassMsseE
lib PANTS-SPRING AND SUMMER WEARING
have received by late arrivals large and choice
ment OF black French Doeskin and fancy Cashmere
Pants various qualities styles and prices from 81 SO
For good articles, well made and at low prices call at No.
102 Main street.
ap 10 KEEN CHILES & BALDWIN,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-28

10000 doa roDD's FAMILY ga
10000 do do BoneSides
5000 do N Carolina hog round
10000 do Western Sides and Shoulders
10000 do Western Sides, smoked by ourselves,
100 kegs Lard
20 bbls do
100 halfbbls Family Roe Herrings
800 90 d bbs gross s hefngs hourly expected
90 do Old Apple Brandy
do Peach do
20 do Cider Vinegar
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns
seine Irvine and C. Warp and Twnes
so dozen Leading Lines
100000 - inch Bunch Shingles
All for sale on the best terms by
JNo. WOMBLE Il Co.
je2 No. 100 Main ST.
A LIENS STRIPED PEsENTs-l case more
N of Aliens light striped prints just received and for
sale by
ITO CONTEsACTOAss.-On the l2tI day Of Jo1v-
IL Proposals will be received for building Depot at
Meechu's river Specifications and plans will be exhib-
tied the Engineers office of the Virginia Central Rail
Road, Woodvile, the 9Th day of July.
ie22 II. GOLDEN RUGGLEs, C. T.
NHAEsSsHAE.g4 sAE.T AELoAT.-698 sacks
Isa expected daily per schr Merchant, for sale by
je 90 JOHN CLAIBORNE
DEGTFFEED WHzEsHkEY-25O bbls for gaIe
HI by DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 Co
je22
1EyfEuN CeoATs, ga csls, Sc, No. i02 Main ST
q Black silk war;, Alpaca Sacks
Cooured do do
GREY, mixed, goats hair do
Grass linen and grasssi do
Merino trouds and light Cloth DO
Black and fancy Pants, all grades
Do do Vests. do do
Fancy Cravats, Collars, Shirts half Hosa &c
&c The cash be raised, anthe goods must he sold
Call at the money saving institution.
ie II KEEN cHILEs & BALDWIN.
NgEsaYaal SsOSagEN EsaJFFEEs, expected daily
III per steamer Roanoke for sale by
ie II J HIN H. CLAIBORNE.
MEAsoN's CEzhzEEEe:E ass4ACgEv4:.-
We 80 groce, for sale by
iel JOHN H, CLAIBORNE.
NgADEzGsA vyENFa.-The subscribers, agents
I'VE for MessIs Oivera Davies, late John 0i,,siro *
Co.. have hand, for sale, and receiving orders for
the following qualities to be imported about Angst next.
Old London Particular
Reserve
Old Reserve
Palhetinho
Choice Old Bual
Gm9 WILLIAMS & BOTHER
az BElas. W4GsoN'3B aDzIs VINE
@se GAR just received and for sat by
jel9 JAMES VINsTON
9S4A BOXES ADAfdANTaNEs 4ND TAI
Es1V LOW CANDLES for sale by
je19 JAMES WINSTON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03
TPROPRIETORS!.:

|iooks and acts elsewhere. ladeed, some al
"a Antiquities lack the features that usually
mark the progress ofiime. St Peters. Though
erected before America was discovered, looks
brighter than ST. Paul's Church. in Broadway
10 the first view Of ofRome, therefore, there i,
dlsaT Observation-Disclosures, who exrerienccd
II says. after his frs, view Of the City. tha,
"'' was not the Rome he xpected to find de.
graded and faIirn. and J, ing asleep in the Sun
among heap Of ruins; and confess 10 have
gone to bed that nigh, with very considerably
quenched enthusiasm" ss.et -
But these are FIRST Impressions only. They
soon fade away. end the Rome that az soon
comes upin It's greatness and grandeur to ill
ard impress both the eye and he mind. You
have only to ascend the Pincian. tn he Capito.
line or the Quirinal Hills and look on The Coli.
scum. the Palace ofthe Caesars the Castle Of
81. Angelo. the Baths Of Csracalla. the Pan
theon. the Forum. &c. to catch something Of
the spirit Of Rome in her days of trium ph and
glory. sf9s 9ef.i ESQ .1,as !. .,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03
THURSDAY n MORNING,
zMlSCELLANEOUS.
&ef q From, the New York Tribune s''s-'-s i-
A Singular Case-The Ire aament o.
Crime.


"A correspondent in Wyoming county sends
us an account ofs case of mental malady. NOR
Eal-hallucinsticn. or Whatever it may be called,
hicI, lstrlyoccurredin in that region, and which
may suggest. some useful reflections for the
student Of spiritual pathology. .,s 81 ...a...
Semething over ear since, the people OF
> qIiiet district Of that country were startled
WITH report charging the crime ofiheit upon
the wife Of one OF the most esteemed citizens oi
the place., What rendered the charge still
more exci,ing, was the fact that both the accu
ser and the accused We're members Of the same
church, and both of hitherto untain'ed repura-
ton. A suit r SANDER was the consequence;
but before the tiial came on, such VAS the dif
fesisy in The way Of justifying. and such the
dr;4t Of public opinion in favor Of the accused,
that i-Id,ng to the advice Of counsel. the de-
iendaDt. Who Was also a woman. proposed
terms of settlement, and procured release
from prospective damages by paying the plain
tiff some forty dollars to discontinue the suit.
,eleanwhile. the church took up the matter
as1 tried the accuser. who seemed thus rong-
fuzzy to charge her sister With so grave an OF.
fence. On this ecclesiastical trial the accuser
adhered 10 her original declaration, but not
sustaining it, was expelled from the commun-
ion Of the society. After this, the accused
went before the Grand Jury of the county aud
made an earnest cndeavor to procure an insiict-
ment against her accuser ior perjury. Bur
this failed, and for some time the posiiinr OF
the parties remained unchanged-the accused
justified by the church and the world. and the
accuscr eclipsed hy suspicion o. perjay. and
IN disgrace among those she had been wont to
love and honor as brethren and sisters.
But suddenly, from some cause not fully ex-
planned, the accused party. after having ,ri-
umPhed over the accusation and its author. has
confessed the truth Of the charge. She admits
too, Thar it is true not only in the single case
alleged; but that for years she has been in the
habit of piIfering. person Of good education
and respectable connections, she was in the
possession OF ample meals to satisfy every de
sire, aud stole merely to crafty Irresistible
passion. What she took she used to destroy
INN edatey afterwards. Though haunted by
the keenest sense ofsin in the act. and wont
before going where she might be tempted to
commit it. to retire TO her closet. and her
k,ecs. and with Tears ofagony streaming down
her cheek, 10 implore the help of Heaven To
subdne the propensity. she still perpeirafed
the offence on every occasion.
On this confession. the husband ofitc unfor-
tunate woman hasfened to make restitution to
all sufferers. Our correspondents adds. that in
this sore afflic'ion, he is sustained by The 8, m
palhy Of all who know the parties. ....-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03
Pre- n,anuuse Rurial.

The Albany Register, in the course OF an ar.
tlclc on This subject relates the follow ing in
stance. OF which the editor was perfectly cog.
infant; si aifl aluuar - 'iall4a 5s
Some years ago, we were perfectly cogni.
zsnt Of All occurrence Of this kind. which WAS
OF The most heartrending character. The wif.
ofa gentleman was taken suddenly i'll in church
and vas carried to her home in a state Of syn
cope. In a few hours she partially recovered.
butImmedlatey relapsed and never again show
ed any signs OF consciousness. She lay in this
condition nearly two days. bsffiing The skill! Of
the physicians. and then. as il was thought
and as there was almos, every reason TO be.
leve died. No signs Of breathing could be
detected. the limbs became rigid and cold
and the eyes remained open with the fixed
and CLASSY stare of death; but there was no
change in the color Of the skin. This as the
only reason in the ord for supposing that
dissolution had not taken place. a,.
The poor bereaved husband, almost frantic
at the loss Of the Young and beautiful wife,
whom he almost idoiized. clung. with despe
ration TO The hope ii,nned in her face, and long
resisted the unanimous decision Of the phyAi-
clans that sic Vas certainly dead. They told
him. what is doubtless ,rus, that it SOMETIMES
'o"S"' very raftiy HiPfehs, tiiat thereis no
Jlscooration for several days and even weeks
after dissolution had taken place. But still he
resisted, and it as not until three days bad
passed without the fain,est sigual of hange or
sign of life, that he finally gave up and suffer
ed the burial to take place, She was entomhcd
Ia avaui. Mnnlhspassrd. A cemetery ha, ins
been laid out. the husband purchased beautiful
loterected anelegant monument in il, and when
all vas ready. superintended the removal Of
his wife from the vault 10 lis 6nal resting pl ace.
When The vault was opened he remembered
the circumstances Of her death. above detailed
and a desire suddenly seized h m to behold the
corpse. by his direction the coffin lid Was re-
moved. The spectacle which presented itself
was inconceivably horrible. for It showed that
she had been buried alive She hadturned quite
over and upon her side. she had clutched her
nails into the coffin until her fingers had bled,
portions of her grave clothes were torn and in
her horrible struggles she had contrived to
carry her hand to her head and had plucked
from it a mass Of hair, with portions of the cap
that covered ii.
The poor man never recovered from the
shock Of that aw ful spectacle. He was horne
away senscless, and for the rest OF his weary
life was utterly broken and miserable be
inp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03
"A sADOLERY and Harness MAN

CN1A SAOOLEKH and 1lRrMeSS MAN.
Ne " utAC TORY The subscriber takes this meth.
I'D "f informing bis customers and the public
generally, that hc is manufacturing and will keep
c.nstnhtIy hand, iargr and general OF
Saddle. Saddlehags. Bride. and Mlrtingales froul
tie pnis.-t the finest ,sarierns His assortment o
Carriage, Wagon and oths Harness. will be found
he of superior work mansip and good materials sup
plyof Trunks. Carpe, Bags. Sadders Materials, and
every article to be- found in such establishments he
haicr- himself VIII be found upon examination in his
stock. he s,li,its call from, all desiring pur-
chase trusting that cxperience. faithful workmanship
and determination to please, will secure sales. Res-
ing in ali til. above branches III be promptly
did To.
Avn t4-ts VIM r. ROBERTSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03
Avg iS-ts WM r. ROBERTSON.


a HATS AND CAPS!! The O.
subscriber has received at the sign ,f the -
Bi"c Hat, the Spring Fashions of Gcntlemen's fne
Dress Hats for ls52 embracing all of the latest and
approved styles. and is prepared to furnish his
friends and and the public generally with
article "f fine No Molcskin, black and white Beaver
Hats. lie has also received nrge stock of the latest
| STYLE KOSS U7'H HA rs. both for and boys, and
large assortment of fine heavy oil silk and Cloth Caps
every style and quality. large stock of soft, black
and white. Brush and Mexican Hats. which he will sell
| low for cash.
lie will use his best cndeavours pleuse all who may
favnr him with call All kinds of Hats made order
with and dispatch. Call at the sign Of the
| Blno Hai fr bargains
| Feb a6-ts WM SITTER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03

A contemporary wants 6fer and drummer
to beat time for the "march ofinteliect;" pair
of snoEers to trim the eight Of other days." 4
ring that win fit the .-6nger ofscorn;" = loose
pully torun on the "shsii Of envy;' q new cssh.
on tvs A< "seat Of government" - b sf1r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03

NOTICE TO ALL !-HE ALSO, BY acci
IN dent. has fallen in,o the CONFECTIONERY BU.
SiNESS inconurctien with his Jewelry establishment
| in whiehhe keeps Csnd sx Fruits. such as Orarges
Lemons. Rasins- Almonds, Fibers Toys of all kinds
and in fact n kin Of Confec tousrcs, kept in such
Az establishment He il receiving his Spring stock
TO which he respectfully scits the patronage Of the
public. He also has in hs employment ofthe mo-
experienced Bakers and Candy makers in Lynchhurg
Pyrnmi. IT all kinds, made at the shortest notice.
All orders from the country received and prompt,
execased. iiolalE CHAS. A. EvARD
E-he-ss 2 Doors above Evehangc eernsr- \
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03

The larest notable eff,,r, of mechanical pup
pet manufacture is exhibited in Boulogne at
the present time. 1t is that of jeweller, " ho
had de,oed eight years Of his life 10 the per
frcrion Of clockwork conjurer. which he has
made thorough master of thimle rig
Dressed in an eastern costume, necromancer
stands bshind table, covered, as the tables OF
Professors of lcgerdemain usually are, " th lit
tie boxes and cabiners, from which he takes
the objects usually employed in his exhibitions.
He produces his goblet. and shows the balls
under them. which vanish and re-appcar in the
most approved style; now two or three are
conjured into q spot a moment before vacant;
perPetually divided and reunited. At every
exclamation ofthe sp. cfators. the little conjurer
turns his eyes from side to side, as If looking
around the house. smiles, casts his eyes modest
ly down. bows. and resumes his slight Of hand
He no, only takes up the goblet from a stand
and places them over the balls, but leaves them
there for minute. and holds his hand up. to
show the audience that he conceals nothing in
his palm or sleeve. He then siezes the Cob
!efs again aud goes on. This trick over. he
puts his cups away and shuts the cabinet. He
then knocks on the table. and up starts an egg
TO which he points TO secure attention; he touch
es the egg. which opens likewise. and little
bird starts into life sings roundelay. claps its
enamelled wings--w hich are the real hum
ming birds feathers. beyond any metallic art in
lustre--and then falls back into its egg. The
little conjurer mods. smiles, rolls his eyes tight
and left, bows as before and theegg disappears
into the table; he bows again, and then sits
down to intimate that the performance Is over
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03
s. DIUGUID 4 SONS.
&. DIUGUID.
ID. z. DlUGUlD.
GEO. A. DlUGUIn.
uVuE sURSCRyREnS b0 Il

THE SUBSCRlRElsS hn vinr obtained the
i exclusive right Of retailing Fst's Metallic Baral
Cases. take this method the people Of Lynch
burg an the surrounding conry that they have
their Main Street, lot Of the above ca
of different sizes. II would bc difficult task give
adequate impression of these Gases wiiout per.nn-
al in-pec'ien they precty ar tight and iHdestruc
lc. and for proteting and preserving the Dead, Tor
ordiuny inermens. for vants for portation
superior ;,hing Of the kind before invented Those
unfortunate CROUCH need the above Cases can be
supplied t,y s. DlCGUlD s SONS.
Undertaking in the usual style also promptly attend
I'D TO. SD. & SONS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03

Passengers for Staunton By this route. leave Rich
mend. Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. at p. NJ. ar
rive in Scott-yie day - and Staunton at 9
z. NJ. .,t-.s.-.s.s ..',r..-r -.-.zf..s
Passengers for Cumberland G.. Fl and Farmvillc lenve
the evenings, and reach Cumberland c H ut "a
next A NJ. and Farmville by ~ p. nj. ifsrf --df
Packages extra baggage TO be by boats sta
ges, must GO the risk Of the owners or we will
forward them. -assfs ..a.t -5 rast s- i,,5-.4
.. -, BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03
LYNCHBURG,
RAILaOAD AND CANAL.


Slave will he permitted TO ride the Rsiroad cars.
with Vt s7ciai c,en permi-s from hsor her
or the agent guardian ~ the owner unlcss arcompa
MED by the person otherwise entitled their
srvire. Such permit must be given in duplicate,
Of which will be retained BY the Conductor Of the rain.
CHAS. +. NJ GARRETT.
march 1S--fs --*S~-s Chief Engineer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03
A CARD.-THE UNDEsIGNED WOULD res

A CARD.-TTE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
IA pecriully ask continuance of the patronage
long bestowed upon him, to the concern and in
this connection he de- il proper to ask all who
ndchtrd To him come forward and settle their ac-
counts with.u' delay. .
There are many claims of long standing, which must
cIosc up and il il expected that all who know them
selves TO he indebted win pay attention to this nn'ce
af .4 e-r- tsc- aa1aa s. DlUGUID.
Jan y -rs .-rs
Republican and Express, copy times week for
three nr,ihs and Charge th. Vire reinan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03

The WOMEN OF ST. THoMAs.-WilIis says:
In dress. these ere in character, and effective.
The Madras turtsn is universal. The gown
is invariably whiie-of some degree Of clean.
liness-apd worn with no illusions. either he
fore or behind. The neck is about as much
decollete as fashionable young lady's at ball
and the fat back. and plump dark shoulders.
certainly come out from the white drapery
with considerable artistic effect. Although the
gown is ofienest aounced with lace, the feet
are usually bare: and must record. here the
most de,racting and almost invsriable excep-
ton. of their beauty-largr. and unnaturaIly
Hattened with the unsIod carrying ofburthens.
sight Of their projecting heels. corded IN
steps. and outspread toes. is sad damper on
the strangers admiration. .s.er ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03

- RANGEMENT OF TRAINS. On and after
Monday, the 18th March, the Trsins will be be-
tween Petersburg and Barkevillr the junction of
the Richmond and Danville Railroad follows, viz:
The passenger and Mail Train ON Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday leaving the Depot Petersburg at
"a o'oisck. A. NJ, reaches Burkevillc. 10, A. NJ
connecting there with Messrs. Flsgg Co.'S Stnges
farmyile, Lypcbburg. Charlotte Court House, Halifax
CT. House, and Danville
Returning this train will leave Burkcvie at l04 A.
NJ, and arrive in Petersburg at O'Clock p. A.. sikh
hours before the departure Of the evening North
Ssuh. Passengers going North also rrruin in Pc
tersburg llnext myrning oelock and then take the
James River Steamboats Norfolk Old Point alti
more. f5a-ts '7HAN -'s't --Na A tl-ti.+' It-'-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-03
DECE1yING AND DFORwanD1N1,

N GROCTRIES and PLAS 7ER.--Tbe sui.
scripor s continues tho FIRE proof brick Wsre-hou
ON the canal amidst ail the changes 10 receive and for
ward Goods. Produce. Manufactured Tuta~c., &c
Our charges will be low, and forwarding done with di.
patch. Hgs
- Win receive in few days, first rate assrtnrn, q
Groceries. which he will sell INV aud huy AZ all n.s
Flour. Corn Meal. Oats. Flax Seed. Ac., hich h.
will give The hest prices.
Pig nnd Bar Iron ior sale
JAMES b. KENWlCK