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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-23

County, but the whole of this portion of the State,
that they have on hand, and are daily receiving one
of the largest and most select stocks Of Drugs,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Window Glass,
de-, that has ever been offered for sale in North
Carolina. They call attention TO the following cat
alogue, which, though imperfect in itself, will con-
vey q faint idea of their assortment, viz:
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
30lbs Acetic Acid 6 OF Elaterium (Clutl
5" Benzoic " 20 Rolls Emp Adhesive
10 Citric " All kinds Of Extracts and
% OF Hydrocayanic do CONNECTIONS
5 Carboy's S~ulphuric do 50lb Hofman's Anodyns
3 do Nitric do 10 "Fowler's Solution
3 do MurIatic do % "GOuTlards Ext lead
20 lbs Sulphuric Ether 10 "Iodine
5 Carboy's Spts Nitre 10 " Iodine PotAksae
4 Boxes Tartaric Acid 10" Citrate Iron
5Carboy's Aqr AmmOniaI 20 OF do do and Qui.
2 do Spts do 20 " Laetate do
so lbs Carbonate do 80 " Balsam Cepaiba
25 " Lilo Ammonia loo q Ouinine
5 " Tartar Emetic 10 doz Seidletz Powders
5 " Puly Antimonialis 100 gals Castor Oil
5 " Colder Sulphurat do 100 " Flor Sulphur
Is " Blue Mass 10 bbls Glue
10 " Sub Nit Bismnth 5" Printers Glae
80 " CalOmel l0ptl 20 lbs Opium {Tarky)
IS " Gum CamphOr Shakers Herbs
200 Chloride Lime 80 " Gum Arabic
20 "ChlorofOrm 25 " do Assafoetida
80 Peruvian Bark ! Bale SIENNA kix
PATENT MEDICINES.
so doz Mexican Mustangl2 doz Horseman's Hope
Linamcnt II " Carriers Spanish
"a " Hoohand's Germanl Mixture
Bitters 6 i" Gray's Ointment
A large supply of Drs. 10 q Green Mountain do
Jaynes and Roses A large supply Of Great
Medicines kept con- enberge Medicines
SANITY on hand II r R Remedies, and in
l gross Ayers Cherry Pee fact almost every kind
t@sAl Of Patent Medicine
"a doz Browns Esseneet that can be called for
of Jam Ginger elsewhere.
PAINTS, OILS, &C.
l24kegs Pure White LeadI5O lbs Chrom Green Dry
go Z" Extra do and in OH
40 " No do l5O " Crom Yellow do
25 " Zinc Paint rs " Prussian BTre
l Dbl Drop Black 4 bbls Linseed 0l
1000 Yellow Ochre / " Coqal VaFnish
2 casks Spanish Brown 10 cans Coach do
2 /" Venetian Red l Dbl Japan do
5 kegs Red Lead l Black do
, " Litharge DC, &c, &C.. &c.
HOO lbs Putty
GLASS WARE, &C.
so gross Walls, assorted 1875 boxes French and A.
5 crates 3 hhds of Drug merican Window
gists shop Furniture Glass.
PERFUMERY, &C.
We have q very large assortment Of Perfumery
and Toilet articles, which we will sell very low.
We would say to all Physicians whe wish to re-
enish their stock that they may confidently rely
pom gettingsbe eessoIa y fcIes, "s the whole tour
.ssortment was purchased under the immediate su
PerVlsIon OF the senior partner of the firm (who n
" druggist, is second to none in the STATED with a.
pecial reference to their purity, medicinal action
and adaptation to the purposes required. and ais
with the utmost regard to their meeting the approv
al of customers and consumers. Having said thi
much, we make our bow to the Public, whom W,
hope to be able to call a generous one.
AMARIAH B. VAUGHAN.
JOHN SWAMI MOORE.
Goldsboro', Nov. Z, 1853. 10
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y hFSpbClIuIIy,
WILLIAM ii. GARRIS

We have received another account of the
CASTOR meeting from an esteemed friend, but
as the details are generally embraced in this
the first we received, we deem it unnecessa-
ry to publish both, as they are very similar.
EDITOR.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-23

FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. 19.-COtton-market
steady, at 8 CD Zoe. Flour market brisk, at
$50 to Sc. Turpentine 1925. Spirits Tur-
p~entine 58c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-23
Reported expressly for the Spirit of the Age.l
Repor: of the Norfolk Market.
FORWARDED BY A. M. McPHEETERS & co.

Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants,
No. 6, ROANOKE SQUARE.
Corn-We hear of no sales to-day, market
depressed last sales Ga @ Csc. B E Peas,
nominal. 81 per bushel. ~Flour-Steady we
quote S F ST. ca 81, Extra $74, Family $84
ca $83. Salt-Scarce, L B 81, IS, A$l.5O.
Staves-W o Pipe $53 ca $55 w o HID
$43 R O HID $33 w o Bl $26 ca 81;
Heading $55. Bacon-dull, II R % ca loo.
Naval Stores-Tar, $24 "a %; for Black,
$28; CD $23 for Bright. Spirits Tupentine
Norfolk, Nov. Is, 1853.
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DRESERvE JARS.-A large supply of quarts
and half gallon Jars, for sale low, by
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-23

The CLAwsoN HEIRsuIP.-We mentioned
some time since n rumor that the wife of the
Rev. Saml. Clawson, Of Virginia, had fallen
heir to an immense fortune in England. The
Weston (Ya.) Herald says the facts of the
csse are as follows:
There was originally the sum of thirty
six millions Of dollars, the estate Of the Earl
Of Lancaster, in England, and upon the death
Of the Earl and his brother. a dispute arose
between the House Of York and the House Of
Lancaster, INSTITUTED by the former, because
of an intermarriage between the two houses,
the House Of York suing for the heirship.-
The suit was protracted, from the lower to
tho higher courts, from fifty TO q hundred
years, and was finally decided mt the Exche-
quer, 1.-THE Queens Bench in favor Of the
House Of Lancaster. After this decision, ad-
vertisements were scattered abroad over the
world for the heirs of the Lancaster estate,
and the mother Of Mrs. Clawson, wife OF
Rev. Samuel Clawson, is one Of the heirs.
Attorneys are employedb by the heirs to secure
their interests, and it is supposed that the
whole affair will be settled up during thi:
winter, when the heirs will receive their por
tions. The above sum Of thirty-six millions
has been Mt interest for moro than sixty years
which interest will pay the costs of law, anC
leave the original clear fat"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-23

New YORK, Nov. ia letter from DR..
Parker, Secretary Of the American Legation
ut Canton, states that the Emperor OF China
had fed to Tartary, aud that the rebels were
within six days march Of Pekin. The fifth
brother Of the Emperor was left in chlrge OF
the Empire.
sKosztl sailed from Smyrn1, October 18th,
IN the barque Sultana, for Boston.
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GOLDSBORo DRUG STORE.

VAUGHAN & MOORE, Druggists and Apothe-
carries, GoldsbOro', n. c., wish to impress up
on the minds of the citizens not only Of Wayne
County, but the whole of this portion of the State,
that they have on hand, and are daily receiving one
OF the largest and most select stocks Of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Window Glass,
dc, that has ever been offered for sale in North
Carolina. They call attention to the following cat
alogue, which, though imperfect in itself, will con-
vey q faint idea of their assortment, viz:
DRuGS vi CHEMICAIS
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-23
CERTAIN REMEDY FOUND
Or. McLane's celebrated Liver Pills.

Aterestsng g M0se sg0sring fr0m head &c
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Portrait Painting.

Goldsboro', Nov. IA, 1853.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29
Enigma.

. I am composed of IS Letters.
Ny 2, "A, 9, 10, !. 9. IS the name Of city
in Europe
Ny u, 7,s, is the name of river in
America
Ny 2. 2, s II. 8, is the interior Of an ani-
NAL
Ny IS, 8. 2, 5. is the name of river in
Egypt
Ny IS, 7, "A, 8, is a thing indispensable.
My 2. 8, IA, 8, is the name Of an animal.
Ny z, 5. 2. 2, is a name we all dread.
Ny 3. ~. IA. 8. IS the name Of an ore
Ny 10, 6. !, 4, II, IL, IS term given to
one who urges.
Ny IS, 10. 2. is che initials Of a gentleman
in Yazoo county.
My IS. Z, /, a, II. 2. is an instrument used
on farm.
! Ny whole is the name Of a merchant in
Yazoo City.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

~
SENATOR EyERET1 The speech delivered
q lev days ego By Mr. Everett, upon the
Central American question, has placed him
IN commanding position in the Chamber.
But Che difference with which he was listen
ed 70 -as an authority rather than as co
Eequel debatcr, does not surprise as. And
Why2 Simply because Mr.. Everett entered
the Sem end argued The question like q
Statesman.
It's pity that this valuable QUALITY
stdsesn1anst5p lis becoming snch acuriositv
IN our deliberative assemblies, that Il strikes
their members dumb. The public men Of
America, who came upon the stage within
the lasttwenty five years have been so stain
ed with patty politics at home, that when
they rise to address their colleagues, they
are denied the attentive confidence to which
they were probably entitled. But Mr.. Ever
lsnot Of this class. The world is quite a.
ware that he has voted with the wings: vet
the world knows quite as well that the right
aofopinion has never been degraded BY him
into political servility. At home and a.
broad he is recognized as the accomplished
scholar, the national hearted American am
bassader, the industrious representative, the
calm Minister of State, the self.sacrffcinr
College President who was always ready
win his learning and eloquenee to charm
lecture room or enlighten Senate.
These habits Of thoroughness in the per-
nance of his duties, have been the sources
OF Mr.. Eyerett's power Menrely upon him.
No one ever dreamed that he would trim
to the wind, Or sWerve from the right, for
the rewardsof authority. once has sought
him. In all bis writings and speeches he
is the uncompromising enemy Of exa6gera-
ton and over statement. True moderation
balanced his judgement. Nor is the char
acter Of his style different from that Of his
logic What Pope was in poetry, Everett
is in eloquence profound sense is ever a.
Idorned and illustrated By the most graceful
fancy.
f 1<y,7fs.s,., A =. .......
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29
wing county convention.

Our Wing friends throaght the county,
viii bear IN mind that Monday next e the
day appointed for the meeting Of the 0oun-
ty Convention. 70 nominate candidates for
the Legislature and appoint delegates to the
Wing State Convention Wei hope to see a
fuIl turn out of the Wings Of 7 azooon that
day.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29
WING COUNTY CONVENTION
The wings d Yazooc county win hold

The Wigs of Yazoo county viii hold a
Convention at the Court House in this
on MONDAY, THE aND DAY OF LAY
next, being the first day of t1e Yazoo Cir
cult Court. for the purposs Of appointing
Delegates to the Wing State Convention and
nominating candidates for the State Legis-
lature A full attendance of the Wings is
desired.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29
scene nn the gVInite IEous Old viz.
nInE1n EfccteN.

- s
The editor D be Erie PA. Observer,
under date 81 March 2ist, writes to his pa
per from Washington. giving the following
amusing anecdote Is having actually occur
ID between the President and IN applicant
for ! village Post Office appointment
Blythe bye. there are some queol scenes
enacted ii lie White House about these
days For instance, tie other Day tall
son Of old Virginia presented himself 70
the President, and shaking him warmly BY
the hand, exclaimed Wen old feller I'm
glad to see you, ~; voted FOR you, !
did. Thank you. said the president, in
one Of his blandest ways But continue
"a old Virginia, Z voted for you, and now
want to be Postmaster down in our Wills !;
here's the dockiments all on the dead; no
use examining them, but make ont the COM
mission. quisk fol must b going, Very
happy toses y6n. said p. 'Bus you must
60 the Postmaster General be has charge
Of all that kind Of business. Postmaster
General be id shouted old Virginia. :
4 didn't vote for him--don't know him.
and don't want to. you're the man ! voted
for: and now I want 70 be Postmaster
Here the President took another tack: But
my dear friend, the records are all kept at
the Postofice Department, there they keep
al the names of the Postmasters, and there
you must file your papers, and they will be
duly acted upon. His name why know
his name, Il that's all you want, persisted
the would-be Postmaster; his name is John
Smith. and he's just little the meanest
whig between James River and the Big
Sandy The President found that he had
got customer and he made short work
of it by calling Sergeant o'Neil, and walk
ing the son of old Virginia out. This is
no fancy sketch. reader: the occurrence did
actually take place during the past week,
nearly in the manner and form As related s.
bose..
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29
baltimore american.

G4H Mr.. Soule is pretty confident of
being received at the Court Of Madrid, we
would just hint to him The appropriateness Of
his taking with him Geo. Law as sccretarycf
LECTION and Purser Smith As private seere-
taTg Lou JOssnr
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29
YAEnncITY

0y Dir. v. D. palmer, Is our authorized
agent, to collect and receipt for advertising or
subscriptions toN the Yazoo City Wing, IN New
York and Philadelphia.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

g DEkTH OF VIcE PRksIDnET KiEG-It is
with deep regret that we record the death
of the Hon. w B. King. Vice President
Of The United States. He died at his resi-
dence, in Dallas county, Ala.s on the 18th
inst
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

~ Thanks to our friends. Willis Hogan
ofthe campbeIl, and Cant Powell q the
!. Alton, for late newspaper Akors,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

: The writer of the communication signed
Truth. is perhaps not aware that BY moi
sending us his real name. BE has debarred
his essay from any chance Of meeting the
public eyeshrough Dur columns. We men
ton this for his enlightenment. because bis
article Is well written and on more popu-
lar subject, we should think he could do
credit to himself and an Journal he might
honor With his contributions.
Justin Nntw. is respectfully Informed
that we should be very sorry to make our
humble sheetthe medium Of Religions con-
troversy. and as his commnpication might
possibly call out reply. we are compelled
TO decline it. It's subject to his order.
The poetical attempt Of LOrensois so de
cidedly q failure that it has not sufficient
merit to hang criticism upon. The writer
says be has always fattered himself that he
has talents If the public could be brought
to appreciate them. Poor fellowl dull,
hard-hearted world! We would be glad to
bring him out. but Ike Peter Stuyvesans,
wehave 'horrible antipathy for unfortu-
nate great men.
Cineiaatas sends US an article on the sub
feet of Plos0ing. but it is written 50 badly
that. Philadelphia lawyer could not read
Il From that circumstance. We judi the
eulhef to be genius and viii 20 donbl Be
hsled a. such some day,if be can End snfs
bOdg smart enough to decipher his By.
reogliphies.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

J AE It's stated IN some Of the papers.
that the salariesofthe various Offices IN the
gin of the President of the United States.
.amopnt to upwards of fifty millions of dol
lars year. Al a nistale-this iasabout
the AMOUNT Of az tie srpenses Of govern.
ment, ilcl1aing the appI6h stations FOR the
army. 1nyg. tbe public debt. aud everything.
else
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

sorHE4 eo,-Fhe Nashville Banner re-
marking on the appointment of Mr.. Nay,
editor ofthe clevelana Plaindealer. As Post
master atthat place, says: The Plaihdealer
is an nnpfiusip led free-soil PRINT. ana u
the late canvass the fact was veIy notorious
that it.claimed General Pierce's New Boss
ton speech to belrue and kept the obnoxious
sentences flying at It's mast headi suef s
itsreward
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

RATHER oUToF SEASON. We had light.
frost inahis vicinity On Tuesday morning
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

re- Andrew Jackson Davis end others
propose convention q Investigate tie or
lin and inspiration q he Bibleat Hartford.
on the Cd day of June.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

- Mr. Abraham W. Venable of North
Carolina. says The Richmond Dispatch isthe
greatest talker Of the age. He can out talk
any man we know He is ye-y agreeable
gentleman, toe provided you don't want to
say single word yourself, and provided
you aou't stay in bis company more than
twenty or thirty minutes. He won't allow
any thing to take place without little talk
Just a word at least. He was member
of the last Democratic Convention in BaIti-
more. One ofthe Western delgetes boosted
of briaging with them the greatest talker
in the Union. The North Carolinians knew
venable's capacity, au1knew how vain was
the boast of their Western confreres. So
they at once laid wager on him; and the
two takers were paced together. A
bout noon they were visited and were found
to be talking with forty horse power later
in the day they were found talking with
very great energy; but the tongue. Of the
North Carolinian was increased in glibness
from exercise, while the western man SEEM
ed 4 little weary. The friends Of the par
ties, anxious for the result, entered their
room at an early hour next morning, and
found the Westernaman sitting bolt upright
in his chair, with his head thrown hack com
pletely dead, and Venable talking close to
his ear, with as much energy as when hesbc-
ganl
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

E The Pennsylvania Whie State Con-
yentiop which assembled recently in Baneas-
ter, adopted but one resolution, which sets
forth that the principles Of The Wing party.
are known 70 the world. and they will con
tinue to abide BY them as heretofore
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

r. d English editor guesses that the
celebrale ) American knoEn IS Uncle Tom
IS de husbandof Anti Slavery.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

really think our eounsrymen are be.
coming pioas' said venerable deH' Ser.
probably.o 81 Mrs PaIlIhe l-as Bic threw
down HsTslS1si 81 even d tIx Lives 7
tie Saints never hssE ST s. much Is ~.
BIZ VIII it, Il sent 70 Na shlnaien. cans
9 Understand unless i0F the ssks 81 god sxsna.'
PIE Is hear the Democrats e. thersIg
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29
POWELL q HTLLIARD.

MAIN STREET. YAZO0 CITY, MI,
"AvING taken in addition 70 our former en-
Il tensiye Mandatory the establishment
lately occupied by Mr., y. II. Rrinm, oPposite
our Old stand, would respectfully inform the put~
lie that we have made extensive adisiOns 70 our
sfnrk "a
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

A SENSIBLE RArpER The editor Of the
Palmer Journal has been mixing with a cir
Gle Of rappers. and made dollar and hall
out Of the operation, as follows: I'VE ac-
cep an invitation to ! sitting Of thecirele
Of spirisualists the other evening and was
not little surprised when the following mes
sage was spelled out to one ofthe company
Pay the printerF ItWas subsequently, ex-
plined, THROUGH medium, that the mos
sage was from tlie spirit Of ! delinquent sub
scriber who oNes Us 8 so The friends Of
tl1e department paid Us the money without
hesilasion, and the JOY Of relieved spirit
was manifested ~ rsps, tipping he table.
&c. =
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

sEE See advertisement of Messrs. Powell
6 billiard in adotherscolumn. They hare
a very extensive Carriage, Saddle and Har
ness Manufactory. and We take pleasure IN
recommending.th em.to our friends.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29


! HARDs, SoFTs, IUEKERs ANp BARNBURSnRs.
The New York Courier and Enquirer,
in : reply 70 correspondent No requests
light IA regard 70 the party nomenclature
Of Che Site. gives the following definitions
efrom - .inpublisl 1 dictionary which i
IS proposed to submit to the revision Of Lew
Is Cas- and Marlin Van Buranp
Hard lshell RIII|kes "A Democrat VIC
vote or Gas stands BIZ the resolutions
of s98 curses Can Buren, and utterly re-
fuses all compro Use iralefnizaon With
the BarnbuTners 81 As.
Soft Shell Huuk a Democrat Nho
voted Tor 9ass; deplores the derisio1 "a lhe
party admits BaFnbu1ner may be q Dem
ocra ahd IS disposed 70 forget iha pa and
commune with tljs opposing aoticn'
Hard |ShslE Democrat
Who SIN insIs upon ending On fhs rag
menis Sc the Buffalo Platform; srears thntI
Cas- distracted sherarty II = n|ofes Van
Barren; reads Tie tKeni1 and 1e-
cones fab|a g tie name p presence q 9
bunker.
Sci SIT .Eafn5ag1 Democrat
xR6 nFolessss aIlachmer 3 lhe principles
St ths Buffalo Platform 5Q| g disposed p
laeard tie C0mpI0m'Ss Na''' links
her was sxenSs Isl CASE Es4dmplion II
'46, ana Win nog rs drink
rislEa HunkeE efided ihe sitter viii /
1aY
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-04-29

The entire population Of California is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-25
REMOVALS.

AMEs TUCKER HAS REMOVED TO NO 81 CANA
s.iee near broadway importer doaer in Psrs and
f heI , arhcai flowers feathers and bonnet frames
He pufs not, but assurodly produced one az th
popular aortments that probably ever crossed The
70 nature and Of fabric bowtohinrIy boart
in lie will daily attend hssales the hour Of oc
near Broadway. ~ " o'nai street.,
g BABCoCK, DENTIST, FORMERLY WITH nan
place, corner Of Fourteenth street. " w. on'"n
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MATRIMONIAL,

A GENTLEMAN, AGED ABOUT THIRTY NOT PRE-
in appearance who has boen unfortunate In
oog the lady OF his choice from on her
e DESTROYS Of seeking consolation ~ uniting himseif To-
ady o. IKE appearance aged under twenty medium eiheht
aceu hgure, black eyes, and fair complexion Address
eoe broadway Post office stating where an iukeryiew
~ " tsa. All letters strictly eplldentiaI
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COAL.


COAL-HoUsE CAMEL AND HALLInURT0NsoR
" rel soiectod expressly family dschargng this
dSy Apriy 10 A. w WELDEN, 10 South street Or j. D.
uARRJS, 40 Water stIest
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SPORTING.

CoR sALE-TwO THOROUGH BRED BLACK AND
tanterriers, eleven months old Nay be seen o. the
shadet, ~ Am FtIyst
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AIEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN NotceThe subscribers 70 the stock Of the New
York and Virginia Company hereby
the agents of tho company Aessrs Plea.
SAINTS g Now York the following nssalment
April next 10 per cent. BY order Of the Directors
C. T. HADICIIT. SsoretArY.