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Plymouth banner., 1853-04-07
Whole Number 58.

But one condition must insist on.
continued the magistrate. after panse.
during which he had reviewed the well
cultivated and extensive garden, and the
pleasant dwellinghouse.
What do you want yet? whispered
Mary.
According to the new law, the civil
marriage has been introduced into our
country, aud went in force week ago
desire that you to day sign the marriage
contract with my nephew, in the form
lay it before you
My life is in your hand, was the re-
signed answer Il agree 10 anything. so
that Conrad will be secure from dishon-
or
That he shall remain so. is as much
my interest as yours. Now follow me
to the house, dear ward; forget the past
night
Mary, exhausted almost to death, took
his arm, and entered her little room.
where she spent the forenoon in gloomy
despair.
Valentine, who could scarcely await
the time when his avarice was to be graf
flied. Immediately consulted his nephew
Eberhard. who met him as he was about
entering his house. The young rake ac-
quainted his uncle with his large debt.
and the latter promised to forward the
amount to the city as soon as the mar
rlaGe contract was signed.
At three o'clock in the afternoon the
contract was signed. Mary permitted
herself to be led about like child.
(To BE CoNTINUED.)
Plymouth banner., 1853-04-07

Coon ADVICE TO THE YoUNG.-Be
industrious and economical. Waste nei-
iher time nor money In small and useless
pleasures indnlsences. If the young can
be induced to save, the moment they
enter on the paths of life, the way will
ever become easier before them and they
will not fail TO obtain &C npetency, and
that without denying themselves any of
the real recessaries and comforts of life.
To industry aud economy, add self re-
lance. Do not take too much advice.
The business man must keep at the helm
and steer his own ship. In early life,
every one should be taught to think for
himself. a mans talents are never
brought ou, until he is thrown 10 some
extent upon his own resources. If in
every difficulty he has only to run to his
principal, and then implicitly obey the
directions he may receive. he will never
acquire tha, aptitude of perception ne
cessary to those who hold important sta
lions. A certain degree of independent
feeling is essential to the development Of
the intellectual character
small things well as great. See that
the store is opened early. goods brushed
up. twine and nails picked up, and all
ready for action.
Remember that punctuality is the
mother of confidence. 1t is not enough
that the merchant fulfills his engagements
he must do what h undertakes, precise
ly at the time, as well as in the way he
agreed to.
Be frank. Say VIVA. you mean. Do
what you say. So shall your friends
know and take it for granted that you
mean TO do what is just and right.
Marry early. The man of business
should marry as soon as possible after
twenty-five or twenty three years ofage.
A woman of mind will conform to the
necessities of the day of small beginnings;
and in choosing a wife, a man should
look at, lst. The heart; 2nd. The mind;
3d. The person. n.-John Grigg.
Plymouth banner., 1853-04-07

Q~-Vast beds of lead ore have been
discovered in Sinking Valley. Blair coun-
ty Pa, which it is said. are OF the most
valuable kind. A New York company
have leased $4,000 acres for a term of
years. for which they pay the owner SS7.-
so per ton for all the ore taken out in
a crude state.
Plymouth banner., 1853-04-07

n~SA slander suit. between parties
resident at Mexico. Oswego county n.
Y, was on trial at Oswego, on Tuesday
the 1st inst, and excited much interest.
The case grew out Of church fair. The
avails of the fair were more scanty than
was anticipated. aud some charges OF PAL
fering were whispered about. A large
number of ladies were present at the tn
Plymouth banner., 1853-04-07

TIE COMPANY Of WoMEN.-He cannot
be an unhappy man who has the love and
smiles of woman 10 accompany HIM III
every department Of life The world may
look sad and cherries without. enemies
NAV gather IN his path, but when he re-
turns to the fireside and sees the tender
love of woman. he forgets his cares and
troubles. and is comparatively happy
man. He is not prepared for the journey
of life who is without a companion, who
will forsake him in no emergency-who
will divide his sorrows- increase bls joys
Lift the veil from his heart and throw
sunshine amid the darkest scenes No
man can be miserable who has such
companion. be he ever so poor, despised,
and trodden upon by the world.
Plymouth banner., 1853-04-07
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RICHARD GORBaLEY.
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If DELAYED until the end of the year, : 9O
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l7-No paper VII be discontinued until all
ARE ,rlsesare paid, unless AT the opiior OF I'll e
Publisher.
Plymouth banner., 1853-04-07

CCf-li proud man makes me keep
my distance, the comfort is. he keeps his
al the same time.
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TWO OTHER NEW NOTES
WYH UPON WORCESTEhS PIANOS.-
" III Soadhcrn Ioepeu 81 Main 81, Richmond.


] . Y ] j Southern Agency, 81 Main 81, Richmond.
From The N. Y Evening Mirror, Apra 18Th, 1853.
WoRogsrgr's PIANO FoRTEs-lt always affords
pleasure TO any good word Of old friend Horato
Worcester Having often taken the responsibility OF
recommending Pianos, IL Is gratifying to he able TO
add that have heard the first word OF complaint
of the price, tone or durability of Mr.. Worcesers Pr
As all the world with its wife aud daughters is conn
ing up from the South 10 attend the Great Exhibition,
we beg remind them in tho Of Worcester's
Fortes. They truly instrument of rosa
wood and mohoga without any OF the bia9k Berry
stain about thu m
From he N Y. Sunday Couri, Aprl TIN, 1853.
fhsos'--As tho min. stamp Of our gold renders II
current SO does the name of Worcester inscribed upon
fano inspire confidence everywhere. ii: skill as n
manuv eturer Of those popular instruments has given
nm frst class reputation and any Piano procured at
ms eStabsment cannot fail to give the utmost satisecs
'io,i TO the buyer.
From the Richmond Times
PIANos.-Tbese beautiful Instruments which with.
fewyears pa,t have become accessory IN ave-
y paror have been brought such perfection both In
outward hnsh and in tone, that doubt very much If
Tue inventive ana enterprising genius Of the manuactu
Iers can In future add much that already done
our ear we have heard instruments that begin tn
compare In sweetness of tone those manufactured by
Worcester, and sold by Mr.. A. NORRIS, bookseller and
stat,oner OF this city In fnisbwe satisfied they
not I've exceed. But few days since of the best
performers have listened to. while practising a
difficult piece of music of Worcesters pianos re-
marked that it the toned instrument
his fingers had ever touched and he had played On m
great variety Of pianos both North and South We fully
agree with him. and therefore take pleasure in advising
readers to call Morris, and supply themselves
A. NORRIS is cole Agent for the sale of Worcesters
Pianos and is receiving additional supplies by almost
every packet from New York. His prices ara the same
at the factory He soics examination of his stock
rom those in of superior ianss at moderate pri.
'es lje 2s-dtsl
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HoRRIBLE DEATHS FROM PorsoN.-Twomen

HoRRIBLE DEATHs FROM Poison Two men
III Illinois, near Lacon came to n terrible dealt
last week. A companion had stolen bottle o
liquor, as he supposed, which no handed them
for treat. They both drank oft in such HASTE,
that its pungency and deadly power were dis
covered until too late to avert the evil 1t turn
ed ou to be nitric acid, diluted in rain water,
said TO have been procured for purposes of gal
vanlzing. Buta moment elapsed before they fel
TO the earth overw helmed with the most intens,
and excrutiating pain They roledand tumbet
and cIawed their faces and the earth with boil
hands, indicating by the conroltions of their
bodies and grooming all that agony which would
ensue if they had swallowed red hot Goals
Death soon ensued.
A similar affair occurred or board steam
boat on the Ohio river near Louisville few days
ago, Several of the crew tapped a cask o
whiskey, as they supposed, in the hold of th'
boat and drank freely. Two of them died in
commissions soon after another is not expected
to survive. Instead Of whisky. the cask contain
ed poisonous liquid
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NEW PROSPECTUS OF
THE TEMPERANCE GAZETTE.


YIyHE undersigned, in connection with Dr. JANIS ~
i FoRpEs The present Editor and Proprietor OF tho
aTEMPERANCE GAZETTE" now published at
scotlsvie Va has made arrangements to remove .na'
npsr 10 Iynehbufg the 18th Of August next a.ter
which time II will be regularly published in this city.
The GAZETTE !" will continue, as II ever has been
warrn advocate of TINS TEnFERAscE CAusk-i nat DC.
ing the prime b.et Of its establishment its hrst and
most aim will be prom oe the interests OF that
cnuse-bu the time II will also be the object Oh
il. conductors to make II interesting and useful pa
per 10 all elasses Of readers Literature Morality
Religion Agriculture the Markets and the general News
Of tho day, shall all receive Its attention.
"TnE GAzETrEp now has corps OF talented con-
rbuor. who regularly write for H. md the services oil
others will be secured II will be published slmuifsne
ously Ia Lynchburg and Scoitsville which viii add TO
II. circulation aud materially increase its value 81 an ad
vertisips medium. w
"Tns G.zrrr.e viii be published by Mr. ID. W.
MITCHELL gentleman OF .rerenee and 'kil 70 .no
bS.insss. II will b. nbeni the size mo p""y
ian of this city. and published weekly ae'I',
nj ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS yenr. a.
his effort establish ths interest in the city. abe
undersigned hopes receive the support and co-opera~
lion of it, citizens aud The public.
July l4.ts ALEX. MCDONALD.
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THE LATEST NEWS
" dShlRgton Affairs

,.c distinction, July 14.--Com. Sbubricl
,e,' lor Portsmouth, N. H.. to day TO assum,
, Tue, Command OF the Fishing saadron II
Gus CO accompanied by Ii. Henry W. Lewis an,
III III - =, 1uonlnghac'. his private secretary
-: - ~ Ward, OF n. C.. who Indignantly d,
,an' Sl,9oo clerkship, and subsequent
'oo IN, aol'2oo post, was to- day removed.
ne report that Charles Soran of Bal,imor
mad obtained clerksbip is premature. a
'noush his success is looked upon as probable
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marks. He was dressed in black with black
peckercLief. AMI spo>e in black kid gloves
His mode of delivery was effective. and h.
was quite well heard AL over the assembly.
A note W orthy incident oflhe day was the
appearance of Archbishop Hughes and Bishop
Wainwright on The platform. They shook
hands with each other with seeming cordial.
iy that challenged many remarks on the part
of the lockers on. They were also Introduced
to President Pierce, as were likewise Lord
Ellesmere and number OF other distinguish.
ed strangers. The President Immediately af
ter the ceremonies returned to his quarters at
the Astor House.
INCIDENTS OF THE DAY.
President Pierce, after leaving the
bull ling, was overtaken by Gen. Scott, and
the tu q had an interesting Interview, the crowd
in the m@'n'inr cheering them alternately.
Tie blilding, although not over 10, 900 per-
sons were present at the inauguration, is cana
bile of holding nearly 10000. During the day
$50 81 were contributed for The Washington
National Monument.
Thirteen nations are represented in the ex
hibton besides British Guiana and the Brit.
ish North American colonies
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MOrcmcntS ofMe Presia,0t

Nfw YoRK, July l5,-Thc President left tn
Astor House at 10 o'clock this morning on
TRIP OF pleasure down The bay. Previous
staring he received large number of visitor
who thronged the hotel at an early hour. II
will probably start on his return to Washing
lon' this evening or TO morrow morning.
Should he leave this evening he will be unabl
10 attend the grand banquet, 10 be given hin
tonight by the managers of the Crystal Pal
ace.
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Railroad Subscrjption IN Alexandria

Itf'17Ot" '5NO'r7 T17rr07s ~ 1Irc'1''''7 'r''
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 15.-The result OF
the vote taken here today on the subscription
by our city of'wo hu dred thousand dollars to
the Manassas Gap Railroad, is six hundred and
sixteen Tor, and one hundred and eighty six a
gainst it. Majority for the proposed subscrip-
ton 400 M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-19

DnoRoED.-The Richmond Enquirer says,
that in April last. decree in divorce from the
bonds of matrmony was granted by the court
Of Common Pleas for the city and county OF
Philadelphia, Pa, to John Tyler, Jr. Esq, from
Mrs. Martha F. B. Rochelle, of Southampton
county, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-19

A CONTEMPORARY says it don't believe in
the water cure. and gives as reason: There
is Mr.. (naming noted political editor) he has
been lying m his damp sheet Tor twenty years
and he's worse now than ever"
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Yellow Feyer at Aur Caves.

BosroN, July l4-Accounts from Aux Cages
to the 9th ult.,state that the yellow fever con.
tinued to rage there, both on shore and among
the shipping in port. Two brothers named
Rich, of Truro. Mass died of it within day
ortwo of each other.
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MOremtnts Of Mr.. Crampt0n.

HALIFAx,July 14.-The British war steamer
Media left this port yesterday,for Boston,haylng
on Board Mr.. CHAMPION, the British Minister.
as passenger Mr.. c. has been in this city to
obtain information in relation to the fisheries.
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rolling MI De,,roueJ

DANVILLE' PA, July l4-The new roln,
mil nearly completed at this place blythe Mon.
'onr Iron COMPANY was Destroyed by fire thi
afternoon. Loss very heavy.
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E1 rsgszsgas7rROM PETERs BUR q

e. -S sf----Hx<a Richmond 10 The WhAe Sulphur
Springs Through IN tleo days
THE Virginia 4 Tenn. Railroad Company now pre-
Il scnt the quickest snfteat and cheapest route with
increased facilities, before offered by any line to
the travelling public waiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers envinR Richmond daily at 6o'eockP. NJ
(Sundnys exccpted) by Messrs. Boyd, Edmond Cos
line of packets with experienced commandments tho
nexttnorning Mt o'clock A NJ, by The Daavlle Rail-
road meeting passengers leaving Petersburg nt7 o'clock
A. NJ. tho morning nj the junction OF tho South
side ltniroud will proceed Rcos Station where they
will find line Of and superior Troy Coaches, fms
horses aud experienced drivers IN readiness to convey
them with the possible Dispatch will reach Lynch
burg early IN the evening In time TO have good nights
md take the Cars of the Virginia Tennessee Rail
Road att o'clock, A NJ next morning to Bonsaek's,
distance OF AZ miles two hours, In connection with
Parish Il Cos old established line OF Stages, 80 well
known the travelling public for their safety and dis-
patch we'll supplied with Coaches, excellent horses.
accommodating agents and ready to convey them
tn the Mountain House supper aud after eomfortn-
BILE nights rest, tho White Sulphur Springs before 10
o'clock tho next morning. the second day alter leaving
Lynohburg.
Returning. passengers will leave he alto Sulphur
Springs at o'clock T. M. daily, (Sunlnys esceped)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at o'clock J.. M and
arrive the Mountain House supper, leaving The
morning day light, breokn-lng ut Scots nrlive
Bonaneks nt ~ o'clock +. M.-and Lyncbbnrg at "a
T. M, lenve Lynehburg evening by Packet Mt
O'clock T. M. for Richmond, arriving the second
ing nj o'clock A. M.-orby stages Mt l2A A. Nor
from To o'clock in the morning, and Southside Rail-
road to Petersburg md Dnn.e Railroad To Riehmond,
arriving evening at o'clock 7. NJ.
Rates Of fare from Richmond and Pefersburg.
by Boyd tmond. Packet from Richmond
and Virginia q Tennessee Railroad to White
Sulphur Springs, 20. 90
to Sweet Springs, 90
BY Dunvlc Railroad from Richmond mud South
side Railroad from Petersburg and stages To
Va g. Tenn. Rail Road White sulphur
Springs, $40. so
TO Sweet Springs 8. 50
THOMAS SHARP.
Supt transportation,
WITS Vn. r. Tenn. X n.
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Gov Ujhazy and family recently passed
through Brunswick, Mo on their way to thei
new home in Texas.
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1cQ0VfdI.

MADISON Wis, July l3.-Judge Hubbell hs
"een acquitted of the charges brought again,
him. The vote as unanimous in his favor. an
the court adjourned sine die.
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NTOTICE.-A Meeting of the Stockholders of the
~ Lynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph Company is
called for Tuesday evening the 18th inst, at o'clock
july l3dtl0iy w. M. BLACKBOARD. Sec'ry.
GUNNER HATS. just opened another small
- lot of Boys Summer Hats at SEABURY'S.
July I5-4t
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1853 Southern Enterprise. 1883
"a M @ - III
PARISEN & KINGS

PARISEN ~ hlNG >
VIRGINIA., NJ C1ROLINA q. TENNESSEE
Fretght, Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
Two and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
H. Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN e. ROANOKE, and by the Scahoarl and Ron
.nke Weldon a. Wilmington, CASTOR Ralsigh, Peters
tasg h Weldon Petersburg Richmond, Richmond and
Fred erick sburg SouthSde, and Va Tenn. Railroads,
and connecting with Stage and Wagon Lines from the
diff erent points on the Railroads to almost every point
Tin ouphout tho above Stotesthrou in charge OF spe
ii al Messengers Mere aVailing Themselves OF this
Ii no for the transportation of their Merchandise mny
ose full confidence in its great expedition and econo-
ny Of rates.
Merchants in the interior Of the above States ord
ing Guods ON Baltimore and Philadelphia, to the care
of Parsen d Kings E1press Mt Norfolk, Petersburg OF
Richmond, may depend upon hnVing all changes paid
and their Goods forwarded without the least deluy and
free Of all drayrge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING, Northern offer,
No B0rctoy Street N Y.
w. b. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Corner Boiiingbrook and end Sta.
Ptersbnvg, Va.
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Departed this life on the morning of Friday the 18th
inst ROBERT L., infant of lanes b. and Mary J.
Moelick aged II months and Is days.
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Major Francis C.. Hall. of the U. S. Marine
Corps, died in Norfolk on the 18Th inst. He
had attained the age Of ~
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DALI! BALL!!-Through the persuasion OF
- many friends have consented to furnish nnoth-
Grand Bail al HE B40alo Springs, in Amherst. on
Thursday the 28h of july rhe low price of W. md
pledge ourselves thai pains expense will BE- spur.
ed o make IL superior TO the furnished the
4th of last which largely attended and, ARE
hh2py any, gave entire satisfaction.
~ l1t27y RAlNE a. KYLE.
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ArriUal Jf tie Daniel WebSt.r.

Irr1Ual II lie DdnlfI IVe6Str.
New YORK, July Is The steamer Daniel
Webster has arrived from San Juan with dates
to April 9th. Her news is anticipated.
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AcsGasO sVle dgnaeslt

The suhscri'.. would gratefully acknowledge the re.
ceir al 80 Contributed by unknown friend to the
Charity fuad Of the 2nd Presbyterian Church.
July 49, J. D. MITCHELL.
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iy7.ts
TINION STEAMSHIP cOmPA-

~
" NY'S LINE o.. STEAMERS, ria Norfolk 5AA9
and Cape May For Philadelphia every Wednesday,
STEAMER Cry or RloHmonp, Cnpt Mitchell
STEAMER VHorsiA, Capt. Teal
One of these splendid steamships will lenve Richmond
for Philadelphia every Wednesdny. Mt high winter, touch
ing Cnpc May to land passengers. Returning leave
Phnde phin every Wednesday mt 10 o'clock, A. M.
Ill further notice
Passenger, for Cape May, will consult their interest
by linking this route, us 1t s in addition to being tho
chenpcst the most peditious and comioi table.
Passengers for New FOrk-We have on
tered into forward passengers through To
Now York. either by steamers allowing them tho
privilege Of remaining in Phnde phia three four days
proceed directly to NV York, upon the nrrynl
the steamers.
Shippers to the West-TobacGonsts deaf
ofshipping TO Ptsburg, will please benr In mind
that have made NIL the necessary arrangements to
fo ward tobacco through 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given In all the Daily papers
In the city, when the steamers will be rcndy to receive
freight, aud the hour Of their sailing.
N. B.-Shippers will beor in mind TINT all Bills OF
Lndng be the wharf Mt hockettsto be sign
ed before the sailing Of steamers
Passage through To New York. LIST cabin and ionnd "
=" " Cape May,
Phia'phn,
I" End cabin 4"
" Norfolk, 1st
For freight or passnge, apply to
no. RANKIN, Ao'T., Richmond, w
ie 29.dhcts ON the Dock.
DORT WINE.-Fne Port Wine for medi-
l. cal purpose WARRANTED PURE, in quart and pint
boules-fpr sale by LEE & JOHNSON.
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TCOSTFORCASluONIy.

4 TCOST FOR CASH ONLY.--The sub
N serbers intending To retire frum the Dry Goods
business in this city, will from this day Offer their large
md elegant stock Of Staple and Fancy Geods at cost
for cash only.
The Stock is of the best offered in this Market
almost entirely new, all of which purchased when
goods ut least 90 per cheaper than the
could be bought at now. We have splendid -ssort
ment OF fine Black and Coloured French Cloths, Casi
meres, Nesting and elegant dress Silks Prints, Cling
hams, Berages, Irish nnens &c, All persons in
of real good goods ut low prices will have chancc
No goods will be sold and charged. Our
ARE cash b. II. LEWIS & co
Lynohburg July 10, 1853.
p S.-Any person wishing enter into the goods bu-
slless buy bargain in the Stock, and get good
stand Il. II. l.. e. co.
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~ Office All persons indebted to will pense
' come forward and pay We hive given long in
dulgente therefore hope all will pay romtly and
put trouble.
~ All persons having claims will present them for
settlement. B.. ~. LEWIS & co.
iy 1919
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For Baltimore and Philadelphia,

TOT BIItlthOfc HhU FntEhUFInHtN
by STEAMER BELVIDERB,
Leapes Richmond cpe,y Tpesday at o'clock r. NJ.
Ill TIL Il lnrge ami new Steamer BELVIDERE.
sszaS Capt GIFFoRn will receive freight every Mon.
day. and up the hour of o'clock NJ, every Tues.
day. for the above place..
Shippers To Wheeling, Pit,sbnrR Cincinnati aud the
South and West generally will find this route the cheap
est and most expeditions For freight, applyto
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond, Ia.
July 13dts
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GENTKAL HOTEL. Lexington, Va.

" The subscriber would inform hs old friends anil
the public generally TINT he has completed and furnish
accommodate travellers and others in good style
any houe in the valley This house ia in the central
part of the town and convenient to all kinds of business
His table and bar always supplied with the very best
the markets uford, and his stables under the
supcrinendencc of of the best osers in the stato
By long experience in the business md his well know"
disposition please, he hopes to share bern portion
of the patronage of the travelling public.
ie 20-3m VII LIAM McCAUL.