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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16
Johnson q Littlefeld.


No. .. Perkins hiock,
NANIFi' tEHs Bot. sna Shoe
Oak aHl lic.ut,s 1auisa p % Llihef- uIqef L,a.l
CO. -at IAfasir. tuiHu,Hn ahl Zoo iH0t Ln-ta-
hHfus 300 s~itolaitr aar-rmrnt ~ il4is rui -hntf,
Eaf WrtaHe. Peg. Nal.. ia.t-. Haf rfre-, Gal.
ia-Is, Uhla-n h.fC.r-., rai.nf T4rrads, ElaetiHg
Sos Au.t. lhO aarq hin hHl haiufaUIr -alr lH1furf.
HprH.f 'a.i .fri iL-1and Shes kii ~ esen yau
Au %, .'a,s enumerated a%rf.lc,. tos-tlcrvIu o
greet VARIETY uH' pool rtinari. eants hsl, a. uhrin-aio
Hf trfti 40 30 i"w purr and Hfm lH favorable t'fnl-
rl.. HHfHs r.r.r Nrftaa' m u- cagutn af,
invited 81 rrH boo -rsrHn. pIf -.H.- cod anscs aetfs
'i#tar as a} s is's.g
rsi,Hi F,h 90. 1858
IuIURh- 900 RN-f niurl ms. aarrf v ,s.
' i .Hf H a .iHff f. rmt ms hsf iH uta do.
alHaHi 1 600 H.H4 HtroFaes o pl r''rrauHn
rldt tthtErI a. -ph
1--WE Geese Fen,hers ror .aIe ~
l. sos
Furniture.
.)I rafu NaI.ui tnd lah rny
" AaH rlal faftr aa4 AafAtas cAanr
It Ga,taa N.ars
tai AfHrf lffrHf..
iei Hru rr N..t v.sar ar
s1 rHIrf tHHff. ufH-s. eco fr Tables
lH tHrlee4r. Haa 1I L.t a
us e LiapoN CLAWS
= . Est rI.r1 arp ihsa u1ia- taa
H
200 p.,s
nr LaNpns q artsLr
'TiuE ., 30 rsi aA raf-a aa
h
4... .a.tLIH-m
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16

fur tho cure cf Founder. split Root ii3at hulnd hHr
fc-. a4i contracted aUd fr,cusl trrt, wounds. hrii
su- b. tho re-h, Called narh-, rurkca Heels, hickr
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16

God brown sugar az Be.
tuslcd aud powdered
tuu1 =. u. coffee 10
sud Hthrt tH.ds lu proportion, ft each only, az the
CHEAP f1DRE u~uartie Depot.
Rutland ApIl, lt5L d. J. BIIFr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16

Choice trosh Gloceuo-, ,tn cicap, Burning Fluid
and Iainphcnr. Al-n--fu~h Gafdfu 30 d.. inrrth-
81 with MANY afurlcs uau1lN kcpt ip O. country Stifr.
Ready Pas and Low Pu.o is he Motto. tsil aud
examine oryuufsclvrs. GEpNGE a. COLE,
j.. rHitkEBtNG.
Ruhsnj, April iii, isll. li-0w
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16

INNiBROiDERED Nu-iins, Figured do,
II ctubur oni paper curtains, very loW 81
GRO. n. COLE a co.'s.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16
THE GREATEST


MEDICAL DfsCONEftY or THG AGE.
NE. KENNEDY a. BotDup, ba. d'satrrd lu
VI uno of oar common pasture weed. a rinrdy
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16
anarchists Uterine CathOlicon.

FOR me eur, Of a otrimn class Of Diseases
incidental 10 " fhs last best giR 10 man.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16
shirtinga. shirtings ,

niehhnrPi, shinings, heavy, At IS per ard.
Pariie and =, T.. " citfa II
hH-tuu, " huo -
Ani @ Froat variety o~fothof., rquaig isw, now selling
NJ ihc aHs prize Store, ~. HIfsS.
Jun 20, lass
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NEW GOODS.

asst received by the subscribsr.s large
~ ahd ih-hianHhlr stock NJ trs-ouahle Gnuts, A.
lufrf thli raHntt iHi tp sult put,har,tr. eau and
scel near ihob'int. ono Froc pay dosa, spaH BreGu,
Hull tlr 100 to,
Rutland. irril. i-5a. T. HLIss.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-16

JyuIk AALs. IIts buo.Ias iiau-e., situated 60
!, River, South and Ftuet tIo,is.
July r. Il. JARRETT.
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tANNAts kiAAhAiaAA AHA fAlN d.
IA rltpi Ii--Iu rHu #ltr CHsr ufI Dos o. hf.
ur % uf t~sIrbfsted ,IrsnIal LttsHsI Gr4eiy. Hud
800 ru7 lHaid Boz ~iH0HtI . i.I EhaHWII- bul
rr., -asUpa., Hrius, tr5mp, ~liacrs, N~.ssness
a NH Anfa NI fIut. go.
IHE D.I Glass Di ul-EtHfs ONLY
Ilu. H fHf su.nrudrI as q 80. blr Ltriuo.l. snd $50
H4nhYe. Alfef suHiHcf WM i,slN DO hf.t oils
irashusIrIHH.. tH cert Hraf.a nfra--sl rU d..
tfls nHl sat.t ait.Hil EfEEIII % rt..
s-llIrsaIt trs.i.. UHfL u4 VI
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IiSliiNg TACKLE. Iust received nrN aut-
U} Of llsh rHirs. from ST. down. .Al.n, fishing
Tackle, ofaiLmd, tot saie b. HARgEIT g son,
Np.t street. Eulau1.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-W s Bland, w
w Hancock, King and Queen; A g Babcock.
N Y; j Lybrook, Giles; H Lane, Patrick; b
w Bailey. Amelia; ID Pulley, w Watson, l.
r Edmondson, J Z Harder, va; DatweII, b
Turner. Halifax; P Tamoney, Stanton; b
ID P'iddy, w s Rose, ] X Madison, Louisa;
WV Read, Charlotte: p Becon. Connecticut;
w Robinson, Chester6eld; q w Seminar, Va
Mosrley, Brunswick; r Il Sydnon, Din
widde; w Paris, Appomattox; Z w Feather
atom, Baltimore; 6 w Valentine, Lynchburg;
l. r James, Roanoke; II McCraw, Lynchbu g
K Z Talley, Cumberland; w H Ford, Gooch-
land; w Dawes, Frankln;J Staples, Patrick;
J Eames, z PrlIman, Franklin; p Ayres, Va;
ID II Horsley, Nelson; r c Mitchell and lady
Bedford; b Jeffries, Cumberland; w Col
lins, Portsmouth; 6 w A Raine, Lynehburg;
81 EsSridge, Fauq uier.
CITY HOTEL y Wilson, and Jno c Wilson
Va; 81 A Mcdonnell d Sons, Norfolk; J w Sprstley
ir, SnitGield; J z Gentry, Gordonsville; E Ma
ory, C K; J q Taliaterro. Hanover II; c
Taliaferro. v & 7 r r; w Taliaterro, Hanover;
Harris, Louisa; A Gooch, Drdonsvie; d
Griffith, BALTIMORE C Baugh, ana Mrs Geo H
Decker. Petersburg; Johnson, GreenVlIie ,
Whaling, Norfolk D Moss and lady, and M
Browne IT. 5 C: < Morris. snd : Drewry, Abe
marie: c c Watson, and G w Raine, Lvnchburg;
r l. Wright, Richmond; - Smith, j.. Miss;
B4ttiey s,narner City Of Richmond DR. Garter,
II AZ ice: ~ Wilson. FLORIDA; Phillips, Mobile;
X joyses ana lady. Norfolk; McGemcc Il +
s. K X; w Smith ana jones, Steamer Pc W.
hatsn
FXCdANGE HOT Ia Jones, Surry; E 6
WesneH Busten; J q HUI E1ap, Navy; c Renald,
Montgomery; 5 Job"s ana iiss 0 meaux, Anne
ia; w Hopkins, Abingdon: l. Onesl, Philade!-
mia; Banks I'D Tnos White Jr Petersburg;
f. Evehore and isdv, Bostor; Chas Locher, lady,
child and servant 8,inovy Falls; w Brooke, U6i
versitv Of V; w Hauelton. 5 Cheed, John l.
Mafye ana a y and Hiss Wexford, FrederickS
burg; aIrs q NicoIson, Middlesex.
AMERICAN HOTEL + P Deem, Conn; w
Dillon, Newfoundland o Leonard, New York;
Geo Potter, Schenectady, Y; C Potter and
Mrs Potter. do L Price, C; D PulleD, w Ais
ton, d.; T F Jones, Greensville; Simmons, Y;
II CoxN, Philadelphia; Cheatham Y; DR.
Stark Brunswick; II Hopkins, Wilmington;
w Watkins DO; Meredith Powhatan; Geo
Chapman, Louisa; II w Walker. c; Has
tings, Fredericksburg; H Fisher, Roanoke; Geo
T Lincoln, Weldon; D w Barker Geo; Wasan,
Boston; S Sowle, DO; L ? King, Conn; o G Clay,
LYnchburg; E NJ Plamondon, Salem; Miss III w
Davis DO; Hester. Richmond; w Z Joynes. Pc
tersburg; c Wiiams, Weldon; Dir Duger, =;
Preot Lady, child and servant, Bucking hatr; Miss
A Branch, Petersburg; Mr. D Lapaugh shd Lady,
Kew York; Mr. Noe and Lady, do.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 3.
House of Delegates.

House of Delegates.
The following bills were passed to-day:
a bill amend ng the 18th and 2lst sections
of an act concerning the terms OF the Circuit
Courts
A bill from the Senate for the relief of Thos.
Lawson and John Burweli;
A bill 10 appropriate the further sum OF
100000 to McAdamize the northwestern
road being the order of the day, was read
third time. and the roll being called, the vote
resulted as follows-ayes 40, noes 67.
During the discussion on The above bill, ex-
cited language was INDUCED by Messrs.
Crane and Lewis, towards each other, both
gentlemen being somewhat personal IN their
TeI,,sths;. The intercession of mutual friends,
tits hoped, will anestiariher difference.
Mr.. Howerton offered resolution, which
was adopted, inquiring into the expedlency OF
reporting bill 10 increase the capital stock Of
the Richmond and Danville Railroad, suffi
cient amount to build branch of that road,
from the most convenient and eiig IDLE point in
the county Of Halifax, to the town OF Milton,
so as TO accord with the provisions ola recent
Ac, of the General Assembly of the State of
North Carolina, authorship the same.
Mr.. Brooks offered a resolution, also adopt
ed. inqniriug into the expediency Of incorpora
ting Company to construct a railroad, upon
the two and three.fifihs principle, from the
town Of Danville, to intersect the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad at or near the town OF Sa-
lem, IN Roanoke county.
4 resolution from the Senate, nuthorisin 9
the Auditor of Public Accounts 10 Instruct the
Commissioners Of the Revenue 10 suspend The
taking OF lists OF taxable prop srty and other
subjects of taxation, until they shall receive
further directions from the Auditor, was agreed
to by The House.
At the usual hour, the House adjourned.
THE PERSONAL DIFFICULTY.-Wheu the
House assembled last night, Mr.. Lewis rose
aud withdrew that portion of his remarks,
made in his piece during the day, which cha
racterised MIR. Crane as no gentleman. Mr..
c. responded by making partial Withdraw
al OF his offensive epithets equally personal)
towards Mr.. Lewis, daring the days debate
We regret to say, however, that the friends CT
these gentlemen have fears that friendly rela-
tons were not restored by the remarks OF last
night.
The absence Of our Reporter from the Hall,
at the origin of this difficulty, Restraints us
fronI al attempt to give the offensive remarks
between hessrs G. and l..
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CURE FOR THE ERYsIPELAs-The editor
of The Salem Obserrer. gives public cure
for this distressing disorder, from which he has
been great sufferer. He says "a simple
poul,ice of cranberries pounded fine. and ap.
piled IN e raw state, has proved in my case,
and number also in this vicinity, certain
remedy" In this case the poullice was ap-
piled on going TO bed; and the next morning,
TO his surprise, ne found the inflammation nearly
gone; aud in two days he was as we'll as ever
Ab. Zee. Journal
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CONGRESS-IUFsDAY.


SENATE --Nume Gus petitions were present
ed and referred.
The bill from the House for the relief of Ge-
neral Riley was read twice, and long discus
sion ensued as to whether il should he referred
or al once considered. Messrs. Gwin and
Weller jecled to The BILL on the ground that
itdirected the civil fund of California to be paid
into the United States treasury, whereas they
contendnd that il belonged TO that State.
The Senate refused-yeaS 10, nay, 44-t0 re.
fer the bill. and it was ordered to a third read-
ing.
The Pacific railroad bill was taken up and
postponed until tomorrow.
Mr.. AlasoD spoke at length in relation to the
Tehuantepec grant, and Mr.. Downs Obtained
the floor for Tomorrow when The Senate adj
jOurBed.
HoysE OF REPREsENTATIvES.-Mr Gid
diDgs ~, or,ed bill from the Committee on
Territories for the construction OF wagon
road from The Missouri river to California, ard
10 provide for settlements along the same;
which was referred to the Committee of the
Whole on the State OF the Union.
The bill from the Senate concerning bail in
civil cases in the District Of Columbia was
next considered and passed !; utter which the
House went into Committee OF the Whole on
the Stale Of the Union, Mr.. Brown of Miss.
in the char. and taking up the Army Appro-
priaiion Bill, the balance of the day was de
voted 80 lis consideration. Previous to ad-
journGIent, however the House concurred in
the joint resolution from the Senate for the
appointment of joint committee 10 canvass
the votes Tor President and Vice President of
the United States.
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A DEADLY AFFRAY.-John Gossin, the
celebrated clown, who left here upon the Float
ing Palace with Spalding 81 Rogers's Circus,
got into fight al Baton Rouge, on Chistmas
Day, with one of the citizens of that place.
The parties cut each other terribly, and in the
course of The conflict Gossin succeeded in in
dicting mortal wound on his anita onist, who
died in few hours after. Gossin at once de-
iivered himself Up to an officer, and partial
investig CATION, which was had. disclosed tn
fact that he had acted entirely on the deiene
sive.- Cincinnati Inquirer, Jan. 80.
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JNksEh.-BELViN fARhEk, wholesale
IL aad retail dealers in all kinds OF Mahogany,
Hard Woods, Lumber and shingles,
Broad betaceen GoUtrpor and Mayo stre6ts take
pleasure in notifying their friends that they are
Continuing the above business at their OLD stand.
more extensively than heretofore
mahogany Plank and Jois.s, black and white
Wa nut Cherry, Birds Eye and Sugar Mape;
Northern and Southern ASH Oak and Buttonweod,
White Wood, Spanish Cedar, Buternut. Hickory,
Chair Plank ressed Flooring, Step Plank, White
Pine OF all sizes and qualities, Poplar, Dressed Lum'
Der and Mahogany. which used in the manufac-
ture of the first class coaches and cars, by machine
companies, cal builders, &C Rosewood, Maho
gany aud Cherry Veneers for cabinet furniture
manufacturing, purposes and various other KINDS OF
Lumber used by builders, carpenters and machi-
nists. ALWAYS on hand 27
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Cn.pARTNERsHIp NnrICE- y

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. The
Subscribers have this day entered into copartner-
ship, under the st} lie and firm of GINTER Il AL
VEY for the purpose of conducting exclusive
Wholesale and Importing business, in Hosiery
Gloves Buttons, Combs, Fancy Goods, and every
variety of small Wares, suitable for the city and
country trade, and have taken tn store No. To-
Pearl street, nearly opposite hlessrs. Kent Paine 81
Kent, where full and complete stock will be open
tor the Spring business. LEWIS GINTER,
FEB lst 1853 JNO. +. ALVEY.
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~.
5s...Sfss zsa-e.-.::sss
virginia AND TENNESSEE RAIL.
ROAD.

ON ana after Monday, 18th January, 1853, the
~ Mail, and regular Passenger Train will leave
Lynchburg daily, Sundays excepted, at O'Clock,
NJ and arrive at Salem at l04 O'clock A nj Re
turning will leave Salem at u O'Clock, NJ, and ar
rive in Lynchburg al 81 o'clock M--stopping, GO
log ard returning, at the following places only,
Forest Depot, Goodies, Liberty, Oak Mulga Blu
be Freight Train Ieevin@ Salem daily, Sundays
excepted at IS O'Clock. A n, ana one leaving Lynch
burg at Il o-cock, P NJ. To cath passenger car
will be attached These trains "ilistop tor /. e!ghts
ana passengers at Halsey's, Clay's, Forest Depot
Goodies, -Lowrys, Liberty, Oak Malga, Buford's,
Bousack's, Gishs Mill, Big Lick ana Salem.
Slaves travelling by themselves on either train
must be furnished with tw passes, that one can
be retained in the office and it must be expressly
stated the pass, that they are permitted to go on
the Free negroes must OBTAIN tickets before
starting, OF the ticket agent, 10 whom they must
produce satisfactory evidence Of their freedom.
THOMAS SHARP,
ia 29-td Supt Tranpt Va &, Tenn K
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A CARD.-The Subscriber for toe last ten
years engaged with the House of Messrs. Ksnt,
Paine d Kent, an Kent, Kendall and Aiwater de-.
sires to call attention to The above CO partnership
notice. and hopes his friends, both in the city and
country, will favor the new concern with a call
te l-2W JOHN r. ALVEY.
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THE Subscribers having purchased the House
Furnishing branch of l.. Ginter's business, will
continue the at the Old stand, and In addition
will open for the Spring, by direct Importation, a
complete assortment of French aud Iron Stor e
China, Glass Ware, &c. and hope by strict atten-
ton to merit continuance of the patronage SO
long extended to the establishment.
February LIST, 1853. BULKLEY i CO.
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I SHALL JUST RUNTOLKyy,sv6Ic1

AIS the place tor otrgtius for have seen tha
Dr.s8s bought yes,e-iay for sixpence ward. ami il
Is tne cheapest Mousaine ever saw aud oond
Linen handkerchief for 81 cents Calico dress a.
4O cents, and he has lots of DDS that De ia sall
attae same rates such as 10 and tg.4 linen ana cos
Ton snssnn superior !2t heavy bed Blankets "a
maTsees Hiss long Shawls and beapritnj ss.o
inrnt OF rich enoroiderod sad plata Crane Sb.yyi.
spiecnia aress Silks OF all kinds from "a csno .,
u yafd' emoroiceries Ct all kinda Gras, 80,
cams 10 oomestlcs and Wool Muusssline D-lsjre
al ~ % cent the ssnae styles are selling al
Ga Me 1t0Yes 30 cents. Cloths Csss;roara -
esanss Llnsrys rse7s, white, red, yellow ana
noe iahneis' Linen Dsnssk for table CLOTHS lin
&c tone ing ttrds eye diaperTrsh Linen.
lay, ' ia OF cotton hot SaawIs Plaid Shaws
.ons ana square Plaid aio5ouo at great sacriscs
"a " arp r'ahneis, Weleh Flanrels. Csssan.srs
'fent!a.nen, si!k sh Is snk and Cotton yslvass
- =" aJpHrs with orc hundred other ARTICLES ali
p 500 a! great bargains LOCO heavy Negro
80 LEWIS Cheap Stor G,
Main street..
Il. "Ii @H PERCUSSION CAPs.- 4 iuif
- 'u3py OF the mo popul " m4aers, imported
oy oafseivss DIR CT sor s.is By
c StarON c..
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nISS0LUTiOS.-l Inc Co-partnersnip exist.
~ ing under ,he stye and firm Of FRY &
MCCANDLiSH IS this day dissolved oy limitation
Robert McCapdlish, jr, having purchased the
entire interest Of Joshua Fry, in the said concern
will pay all the outstanding debts of the firm, ard
close and settle all accounts due to the concern
The name of the firm will b8 used only IN ioui1a
ton JOSHUA J. Fry,
Richmond, Jan. 81, SO. no McCANDLISH Jr
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EOTICE.-The Subscriber having purchased the
interest of N Joshua Fry in the above concern
DUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the old stand
he will give particular ate ntion to the purchase
and sala OF Flour, HhsQt, Cora, Tobacco and all
country pEodvc-. Having been extensively ergag.
ed In the business tor several years past he hopes
to give entire satisfaction 10 all VINO may favor
him with their patronage.
70. McCAEDLISH, j.
February lst 1853. I36, Carv street.
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MARINE NE WIS.
PORT OF RICHaEOND.
ARRIVED,
uliettc, Baker, Boston, :pdse, D Cur


ARRIVED,
Schr Julettc, Baker, Boston, ndse, D Currie
SAILED,
Schr Joseph Porter, English, New York, mdse,
D CurIie
Schr VIM. Co!quitt Kirwn, Baltimore, mdse w
Coquitt & c.
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse, r
Rankin
Schr Orianaa cid al New ork for Richmond
3lst ult.
Schr J @ Adams, from Fredericksburg, arrived
at Boston Both ult
Brig Russell, Hughes, for Richmond cleared at
Salem :9th ult. ScIr Maria Ihsrese, for Rich.
moud sailed from do 30th Schr Major hinggold,
from Richmond, arrived at 10 29th ulC
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4 AOHT LET THIS OPPORTUNITY
~ PASS-Persons in want of Dry pods should
not LEI lhe present opportunity pass, such one
as this j. seldom offered 50 avail rseiyes of II
The Subscrioer's Store will remain open untI
March next, and being DESTROYS of CLOSING AZ ,,ri
vate safe instead of al Auction he VIII sell tha
GOODS at your own p'ice'. tsecollect the time that
tee subscriber will close, SO call eariq, and tbs
sooner yoa give him call the better assortrnsIt
you will fad ABRAHAm TFVV '
f"a on r. -
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ATOTICE.-l have this gay sold the retail branch
" of my business to MessrS. BULkLEY 81 CO,
who will continue the business heretofore, III
the old stand No 1877 Main STREET In retiring from
the business, return my thsnks to the pubic for
the very liberal patronage SO lOug extended to me,
and solicit for my SUCCESSORS continuance OF the
same. LEWIS GINTER.
February lst, 1853.
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LI.T OF LOTS AND PARTS or

"A lots !. the CIV # Richmond returned de-
liuuuent for the non payment Of City Taxes thereon
for the wear 1852 which said l. part OF lots VIII
be sold in front of the City Hail. on the first Gay OF
the next term of the Hastings Court tor the cILy =,
Richmond between the hours of II In the morning
and o'clock in the afternoon unless there De pre-
viousy paid the thereon together Win z" POI
cent for additional charges
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~ JOSHUA JFRY will CONTINUE the General
Commission Business in lhe execution of orders
and the sale OF a.! kinds of Country Produce. eff:
corner OF Cary and Pearl streets. f. 9-3w
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The subscriber having associated with MIN Mr..
L. w Timberlake in the General Agency and Col
ecting business, returns his sincere thanks tor the
patronage heretofore bestowed on him, asks for
the new concern a continuance of the same.
isIs ALFRED LEWELLEN.
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AN ISyETERATE FAMILY FEUD.-From a
private letter TO citizen Of this place we learn
that tie trial of the parties surviving the last
fray feta tobacco barn, in which snme half
dozen on each side were engaged, and several
killed and others wound. d. has resulted in
their acquittal. The account further states
that The clans respectively have signed for
NAL treaty of peace. obiiging themselves 10
refrain from further hosilities, excep, the
Murphys and Mays, who still seiuse to treat
1t is also stated that by the various battles,
assassiDa,iOns. seiges, &c. among them, eight
men an, beys have been killed, several crippled
and maine for lite, and forty-eight children
left fatherless. The quarrel commenced about
the year 1922. As strange as all this may np
pear, il has occurred ia county which we
know TO be celebrated for the intelligence and
general moral worth fits innabi,ents-lhe ma.
tive home Of rersonages no less distinguished
in Kentucky than N Kee, Robert or, Owsley,
and Le'cher.- Columbia Me-. Statesman
a NEw GUE.-Coi. P. Porter of Ten
nessee has invented a Repeating r he. " hereof
the cylinder vertically tinstead Of bor.
izontals like Coifsl and carries nine charles
This gun primes and cocks itseit, and may o..
fired once a second, or as often a Inc trigger
can be pulled. Vi lth the magazine of sixty
charges which 10 furnished with II, il NAV Re
fred nearly Sky times in Il IN mute itseems
to he quite simple in construction, il iiitl,
heay sr Than the ordinary rife shoots wish arear
force and Is sale TO be easily kept in order
To msrksnea II our sort, who mig hi chance
10 uee squirrel or other game, xe SHIT uItI
think such gan would not come amiss. In
Gg with Grizzly Bear, a Californian
would find il usetu'. provided the bear would
keep proper distance, which some badly ed
ucaied cabs seem not 10 understand. For des
perate dueiists, il must have great nttrac,ans.
We believe lis cost isiihhui niagazinr ia $50
Lr fhs Abingdon virginia. st .tes that the
slave Tom Collins, arrested last autumn fgr
81 aiirg-a rape upon wh.te aomau M N.
Salt Works. has heen dis:airsed from easfo
dy. The woman and her husband, W bo vys,.
the oni, Witnesses falied to appear.