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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 wM. LEETWsCIHN n SON,

ssis::ii. Of fhe iTASHINGTON norm, Lyaehbnrs
Ia, have the pleasure # announcing TINT this House
is open under their management for The oceommo-
dution of the public The repairs and rehtting of the
establishment recently made by tho propretors ennbe
them offer additional comforts nnd convcnlenees Ia
their patrons-furthcr improvements are, however in
progress, which, when completed, will render TIE
WASHING TON. in all essential particulars, one OF
the first Hotels in Nrgnia aud To this end the propre-
give that their best energies shall be di.
roctcd.
The immediate management of the establishment is
under the control of William Lcltweh the senior pnrt
lis long experience in this line of business will
qualify him. lie trusts, give the acceptable ac-
commodnon 10 all who may favor the house with their
patronage Thu corps of servants attached to the esa-
shment viii be found inferior in the Stnte and,
in the procurement Of whatever the market surround
ing country may afford nuke its Table Bar and Sta
bIes nneNceptonnble poins or expense will be re-
earded.
The thanks ftLe proprelors due, and g,uetully
rendered for the generous patronage hcir House has al
ready received
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7 IOin TUt bDHIUn ObT'
High Life i'm Boston.

Literary breakfat Of q IamHy IF opulencs
na0Uing IN q Select circle, residing IN q select
squire.
CleUey Daughter-Dccidedly | esteem Mr..
Thackeray THE joyt esprit Of his time: strongly
resembles Bussy dc Rabutin, but with a more
introgpectiue cast. lie reminds one constantly
of the subtle companion Of Faust; no moral
obquity without its palliative no human
weakness without clam 10 q tender extenua-
ton. We learn to love the vice. but hate the
snner--I would soy, hate the sinner and love
| the vice--vce-verse.
! Sentimental Daughter--I'm surc | wish
had been born in Queen Anne's day when all
the gentlemen were so enthusiastic and wore
red clonEs and greeo stockings They seem
to have had such a ceaseless flow Of spirits
Pert son--WcIl, they didn't have any thing
else.
G1uf Papa-A pack Of d--d scamps as ev-
or scaped hanging. If I'd had an idea Of
such caracters being raked up at lec-
ture in Boston, no son or daughter o mine
should have set foot in the hall, "if they grew
up ever SO ignorant"
C2cccr Girl-But, dear papa, genius is ever
eccentric; cannot be cabbin cribb'd confined
to ordinary limits. Their "noble rage" will
burst out and like the Pylhan priestess, they
are borne away by the qNatus OF the tripod.
! Byron had his faults, but
silly Mamma 10 GrgG Papa-I'm sure,
my love, Mr.. Thackoray has made decidedly
favorable impression on our most fashionable
people which could not have happened ifthese
authors ycally were to blame in their behavior.
Ifit was the fashion to be gay and to be
carried about in chairs it was not their fault,
| but that of their rulers If they could have
heard that Phi Beta Grafton, where Robert
Burns was described rolling in gutter, and
Burns and Gurty and Voltaire were SO expos
ed to the reprobaton of all truly virtuons minds
they would have felt that Ignorance and stu
pidity are the great safeguards of society,"
that talented people. without principle, cannot
be invited into our houses. They invariably
hang about the supper-room and Disgrace
themselves, till the walters lose all patience.
Pert Son-All men go for is the grub, and
who cares for niggers2
Gruf Papa Girls, if catch one OF you
bringing home any such riff ran as 'neSe
fellows for son. in. law, III KICK MN ous Nh
the fremont Road, and III again over 'ne "ii.
/ Dam And IF writers can'tbe lectured about
,y;tbout more drink than ink coming to light,
ronre m,sr swo ds than quils, and more swearing
,ha i,a,U noetrv, why-it's time to lei 'em drop.
F. Fdss1 Grandmother, (timidy)-Mr: Thack-
eray ought to be spoken to--dispassionateiy.
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0bc Doilp i)ireiniuu.
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
TUESDAY. Jan. 2,



W. G. Flournoy,a delegate fiom Prince Ed
ward county, elected 10 supply tho vacancy
created by the resignation of the late member.
appeared 10 day and took his seat
Various bills were reported, amongst them
Senate bill, entitled an act TO amend the 18th
section Of tho act passed on the 23d of May,
1852, entitled ''ao net concerning the terms of
Circuit Courts"
An engrossed bill appropriating sufficient
sum of money 10 complete tho Brandonsville
and Fishing Creek Road. was. on motion of
Mr.. kidwell, taken up. Mr.. Kidwel submit
ted aryder for the same, which was read
second time, engrossed and read third time
and then passed-ayes sc, noes SO.
An ongro5sed bill to authorize the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company to extend
their line 10 Lynchbnrg, was taken up, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Rives. of Albemarle. A discussion
ensued, pending which the House adjourned.
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CONGRESS--MoNpAy.

SENATE-A message was received from the
President in relation 10 the award of Louis
Napoleon in the case ofthe brig General Arm
strong; also, transmitting correspondence in re-
lation 10 the claims of Great Britain to tho
Musquito coast, or any portion of Honduras.
The bin to provide for reorganization of
the Navy was taken up, and made the special
order for Wednesday, February 2.
The Senate proceeded to consider the bill
to repeal an act concerning tonnage duties
on Spanish vessels. Mr.. Mallory addressed
the Senate thereon, but, without concluding,
gave way to a motion to proceed to the con-
slderation of executive business. After an ex-
ccutive session the Senate adjourned.
HousE.-The House devoted its session, for
t most part, to the consideration Of private
bills some Of which-for the relief OF Abigail
StraIford Ann G. Belknap, Nathan Weston,
L, T. Gardiner, and John w. Gwinney--
were passed. and tho balance were appropri-
oteIy referred. Mr.. Cartier, by leave, report
ed, from the Committee on Patents. a bill to
provide for the publication of proper Patent
Office Digest &c, and authorizing the employ
mcnt Of additional Offices in the Patent Office
Bureau to that end, which passed.
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StNEAM ENGaNE.--Fors sale II slenm engine,
- $50 horse power suiuhio fora saw mill, hour or
corn mill or ior collier. This engine was nade IN
Engnnd and cost $l3 900 to import and is pronounced
by dges being superior article. We will ell at a
great sacricc. Wereicr applicants, rs TO its capabty
&c, Thos Dodameud, Esq, superintendent oi tn
Petersburg Ruilroad Company or Maj Sncad, ut the
Toll Office EDMOND, DAVENPORT, w
ian l9-dts
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MONDAY EVENINGS SESSION.

The following bills were passed:
A bill for the relief oi Benjamin Brown;
A Senate bill to incorporate the North and
South Railroad Company; and
A bill authorising tao Exchange Bank of
Virginia TO establish an Office at Lynchburg.
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RAILROADS, sc.
Virginia N Tennessee Railroad.

T-I vess ~4g4ssnz7
n e. i.::..,s.;...iT:
L IN AND AFTER Monday 25th January 1853
- the Mail and regular Passenger Train will leave
Lynchbag daily sundays excepted. nj o'clock A vi
md arrive AT Salem NJ l0t o'clock. NJ. Returning
Will leave Salem at p o'clock, L NJ. md arrive in
L,nchbnrg ut d o'clock M-stoprne, going and dretur.
ming, at the loowg places only, Forest Depot Goodies,
Liberty Oak Mulga, Buord : Ijonsacks Big Lick. and
Sacm There will be Freight Train lcaying Salem
daily, Sundays excepted ut 81 O'Clock, A NJ, aud
leaving Lynebburg at u o'clock, NJ. To each pass-
enger car will be attached Thosetroins will stop for
trrghts and passengers IIdseys Clay Forest De-
POI, Goodies Lowry's Liberty, OAK Moga, Buforis,
Bonsack's, Gshs Mill, Big Lick aud Salem.
Slaves travelling by themselves either train must
be furnished with two passes hut can Ice retain
ed in the office and it be expressly stated the
pass. tint they permitted to go on the cars. Free
negroes obtain tickets before starting of the tct ct
agent whom they must produce satisfactory evidence
Of their freedom.
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n a. w. 7EOALINs-Beg lcnge 10 call a,thn
sP tenton Of their customers aud the public general
~ to their
Spring supply Of Groceries, &c.
consisting In part as tollo3cs Ut7,
IS hhdsP II, Cabn and Sogar
5 do ST Croix do
30 boxes and bbi4 Loaf, cruzl'd md pow'd do
- bbs supr. clarified
Is hhds Cuba Molasses
5 do p do superior
0 bbls n O do -"
80 bags Rio aa1 Laguira Coffee
30 do and mats superior old Java do
20 tons Bar Iron, wei ilassorted,
l do Hoop and Band do
do Blistercd Steel
/ do Cast and Shear do
$50 sides Sole Leather
Is do UTper do
50 doz Calf Skins, Baltimore, Philadelphia
Y and French,
30 do Pink Lining do
soc kegs cut Nails 3 TOGO dy
l. do wrought do
10 do Horse Shoes
. do Horse Shoe Nails
Is boxes supr Sperm Candies
30 do Adamantne do
90 do Hull & Sons patent do
40 do Taow do
80 do Soap
10 do do extra fine
G000 lbs Cotton Yarn
. bales OsnabuTgg, superior
ALso--Indgo, Madder Alum and Copperas Peppe
Ginger, Sp &c, Nutnegs, Mace, Cloves and Cinnamon
Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper, Bed Cords ant
Plough Lines Domestic Caiicoes, &c.6c. For sal
the most accommodating terms, or exchanged 70
country produce. anl 22-ts
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ArI5ces appyop,ta 5olhe Fost Cluss.-Boxes OF hats
bonnets and furniture
AricleS opproDyi4.e IN Scrond Claas.-Boxcs, bales
of dry goods feathers hoes saddery glass, paints oils
drugs AMI confectionery.
Arie,cs ap,ropyiale ~ Third Closa.-Vrginia domes
tics sugar. coffee, liquor baggng, rope, butter cheeSe
manufactured lobacco leather hides. cotton yarns cop
per- TIM sheet IRON hollow-ware, qucensware cnstlng
hardware marble dressed and other heavy yarLlcer n9
enumerated in special or fourth class rites
Articles oIIf0pyale 10 the Fourh Cl"ss-tIonr' On
sncks) rice, pork beef, fish lard, taoN and bncon (n
casks, boxes sucls) beeswnx, bales OF rags ginseng
md dried fruit. bar iron, murb (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mil gearing.
,,l........ 50 niles SO Salt per bnshel 8
aa'gg ,oa ar per 100 ~iIc. 200 fFiiy pounds 10
900 lbs. 5oE niiios. 2 oo Carried East. ~
Sert7-dts
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DAILY yIRGlNIAN.
& SHIELDS, Proprtetors.
sys.NZNS.

r FfRgINl y is published daily at 81 and semweekly q.
anpuu ia No subscription Is taken for shorter
tIan six aud PAPER is discontinued, except at
H. 1on OF Pruurietor until all afreaIagcs shall have
l.reu paid ,,,,.,.r,, = .-ut, e =, ~ o.. 80. s.,ar, l,r
~ every form insertion, and b cts for every ner
IF he number insertions Is not marked the Ms II
...H j ordered out, and charged accordingly
t.Ll rs are:-For the privilege Of two squares,
,mi-,,eeily for square, daiy $50 semi weekly
t.faner form daily SO, semiweeky $50 Every yearly
. will required TO conhne his advertising his par
- inc of and he eS"r the space stipulated for,
T.. viii fa charged tably Tor the
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ERENCH WINDOW GLASS.-250boxes
French Glass, all sizes and qualities, just to hand by
nov 8ts ID X LYMAN.
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las removed his Office door above his residence ou
Main street and one square above Dibrells Hotel.
oct 30-dts
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NEGROEs WANTED.-THE subscriber
" having located in LYnchburg, will give the highest
prices for Negroes between the Of 10 and 80 yoars
Those ha wing groes for sale will find il 10 their inter
est to call on him at DbrelRs Hotel, Lyncbburg, Va.
All decentralization viii receive prompt attention.
nov 26-d&ets y hGAD
r2DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.--Frcnch
Window Gluss. all sizes, Fresh Tuscan Oil Tor ta-
N bic use, Fresh Hops, crop 1882, Be't Green
Tea, Best Black Tea, For sale by.
ia, Gd,cts X STABLER, Il Go.
HOOP pOLES.-i wish to purchase 80 or 4o
thousand HO1 = POLES, for which inir price
viii be .raid H. 5. LANGHORNE,
Auo dis LapghorHe's NH
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JOSEPH III. WILSON.

bWS IN v n Ut. NVEs1SWINs :.
II o l. f s. LIE AM ETAI ROC l. X 4,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
LYN1fBURG, VA.
= ESPECTFULLY soIicits the patronage of his
IA .re.. Is and the public generally.
SEPT l8--ts
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CARDS.
DER. EeO8EEkT EARLY,

IYD DENTIST
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AUCTION SALES.
FtrtRE DAYS.
u, krnt Pain. a.


IRON coPPTR NAcniSERr SItSx s Goods bRIeKs
~ The y.rsas woo c css q ds.s o. r,u.
~ esri In the Cefks orce the Coart ~ No -
' neA'' proceed at public action to ss IN, Day o.
TUG sals vii bsgn 10 o'oloes A NJ in 'front.',
.irt. W is q the Company. between iitb 49,, s,s
o. ne hooea H. Machinery FStare A. l AZ NE rsmAia
% Sia Of e Mills, ae siandns and faiiss . ~. y,
a S =, -S1 ?, ne Machinery Fixtures, estimated =,
i.fse 10. g, steam and Gas pes Copper KEITH,
i.-,.. n', me- Ensins Head auICeaf anu iPS'
s srs " o %o AID w E,s.'ei,s shop
ne remaining Wood work the Min IA e., NJ,
Ir W. ~. L'n work ean stu be as Msebi1s,Ys
cay ir,. l,ee . G1 ~ ,he 9Tshousof sklnk,r on
kbos. - % ~ ' y =, agne Cab aad Trsed.
& aI s.n pulled WOOL Ohio and n S aIs ~ y MI.
qqo"g,sr AAalgueer; MaEayHs Ga.,, i thermometer
~ i, ~ 1 b s 70 any p,rsen' DESTROYS Of sI,min.
y -,r ne Agent o. the Company ''' 70 mr.
C''h Tor all sums under siOo. All sun. ov., ,h,,
&c, l Tor negotiable notes With approys ,i
On ''p'r The 18Th day Of Noveubrr lisa =, ~ roMER-
IN tl % ~, a. public auction, upon the prsri... -
tr Nsrlictlring Mills the yirvini ~ ScIeh we're
M .t,., 't- 70 inches upon street runr7r fro, NJ, =
'rr h'vn, land depth u not I..s - W., sna width TO
- Thirteen st n woosn MsehiaeS, T I'D lsts sno-n
.b.it us e' -r.ng nearly the entire 1 viii h. ,o -,
aIa Hi,r rent Of so per annur TN. rb an annual ground
NV 'I-iy and the property itself viii b. r., snu
tin, p.yi., n e,lng u given BY upon ~ ~
,.r,, s on third eaat; baaaoe tn and la month, T.,
aes are -reai irstaineat' and retained a5, 20 S
he wv, 70 ne '2regoi~F property believed T., b. ,.,
ne by me % t9d convey only such a. Is vest
s,i.~,.,,,...,,- JOS JACKSON ys Trustee.
sgss-dtilb o y hfST pAss KEST, Auetionesrs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
IRnM IL AlnAIL.A
yuywO OTHER NEW MOTIFS UPON Mon- ss,,.-
II Cb-rER- PIANOS-SOUrilERS AGENCY, s.k.-rL -

81 ~ hi vi
pleasure To say god Old friend lrao worcester
ayn. often "aksn the responsibility Of mending his
Planes gran tobc able TO add that have never heard
the nrst word OF price, durability OF NJ.
worccer's Pianos They truly elegant Instruments, u roc
whout " the Black Berry STAN about
then-Nslr Y5rt ErsafHg Mirror, .IrH 10 1871.
TPron the New York Sunday C,uricr, April ". lS'3l
the Of gold renders u current,
does the Inscribed upod Piano, Inspire conf
His skill manufacturer u these popular
him hst ela reputation aud Plano
procured Of his manufacture cannot fail 10 give the utmost salts
faction - the buyer.
NORRIS Agent the Worcester. Planes and
receiving supplies every packet from New
His prices the A. the factory lie soctta an
4 mo L.
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POSTSCRIPT.
GEORGIA ELECrlON-

SAVANNAH Oct. Am election held In this State
yesterday for Governor members Of Congress- and Of the
State Legislature In this (Chahaml county Democrat
ic senator and two Democratic members To the lower
House chosen. but Barton, Whig has $40 majority
for Congress In Museogee county Democratic Senator
and two Wing members OF the lower House elected
The candidates for Governor Charles j. jenkins,
Union Wing, and II. V. johnson, Democrat The follow
ing Is the vote, far heard FROM compared ~ith the
vote in lsi9, when Towns, Democrat, elected by
over 5000 majority:
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LOTTERIES.


nuns Hotel" Calvert street Baniors III, No. %, "a,
t. a1y, non This time every license ths sls rf ~,
VI ihen ee unlawful either u boy o. ~ Tgs.ts A. ~ ~,
Per ~ - pnNiIrF % pursue unLftrss .L hevi.-
E :, haa the good fortune during resdcnse
y- az 20 y not 10 be accused any v1I.t
Ean-e He therefore respectfully sIisit, a. ~
Hlssas ana others n virginia, Who may desire h. rrt r
49,. - - '' Or ~ ~ tts H0ifv fs'. y A.
k 'n.sr -" 40 -, kn0r him. that their orders VIM Iy
strictly observed. ~ ''o4 IA MIN wi De
r.r Tickets In the Maryland Lotteries or such p.,,,r
"I,s ~ ne has sold In here be yl hsy- h. 49,
-. oe Sashea or received IN payment Tickets
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wADswoErH, TURNER a. co.
No. Is TIyFf.y5fL Seat

WHOLESALE DEALERS rs
FDHEIgN .tND DOHESyIC DEy ADAMS
ANt received, y various srrvs their stock of p. i
Domestic Dry Gurl Witch more evf.rsIvr IMAM t|.,
have heretofore offered Co the trade Co. variety and sutr IF
STYLE 7nd quality ~ goods. superior 20 stock sy ave ever
exhibited Country and city dealers as
ca and examine their stock, ai Of which viii be- rad ,s low AZ
th0y Do had In This Nurihern market sofa g.
= = RRt.s. HUNG ARpNEVs ON RYE WHISKY. A., t,,-
- RChatdtons DO d1. Ten tb Tuscaloosa ana Nrn.,r,
na Do 40, 10 store and Tor sale ~
ac2l ALVEY a rfp5CpVr
LsHNNt- Am UtnNKs-Pa.d Long and s,9,,. .s,.,...
- Printed Cashmrre DO; Plain and Fmbroicrsd ribrt al
Velvet Cloth, and Merno Coats Nevcts Cloths and Merno
AZ shades viii rich assortment Of trimming, safe by
"' y, HARrWELL co,
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HOHOkNIN BNNE.-Thc notes Of r. issue will be r-I,-i
u IN Richmond by II. T. PARO CO, in Washington CITY hy
PAlRO NOURSE. sra2-lv
E1- Frrnch, Ensli'h, aud American NIncry.-Srs. wM
sloNs Of 56i Broadway, New York. the Ladies' and the
trade to examine her stock Millinery Millinery Goods
She has case Of Goods at the New York Crystal Palace which
well worth looking 1t.
~ Defiance sAiamSndrr safr-tsnyIrr- Pat,ut-R,pg.
NJ PATHcE is the sole manufacturer states Of the
above celebrated Safes whom the highest premium
hecn awarded by the Metropolitan
Washington; and Collins Lock.
and crossbarsthc best Safes combined In te world
Depot no ~ Pearl street. New York.
munery 20 John street. Je2J-Grs.l p,gr
burg &c, intended for shipment Steamers E0,syr ana
JOTowS, will hereafter he by Messr ABAss "a
So Bro'd~hy who are the oHiy authorized gegts ENp:e
Once New York Virginia Steamship Co.. No. 2. Broad
"AN' AOHpLAN fLsAsANrsi Agents Jcl8-u
re- THE NOTtSs OF THE UNITED II NTt,. H>Nk q,
Richmond August lst. 1852. au2--u TGNsIfy
EIS II. CONLiNCs, Successor 70 Horrr q I,Nin- -
4 vernon Il. between Nian Franklin would IN if,
ZION 9. he 6lri g ,ormen Of ROsEN GOD, MAHOGANY and
His made Of the very best atri,r, In m most m
p"G'r and iashonalA styles by sE experienced rlr
aud Wi sold AZ very wpet' and upon very terms
q article HOUSE TIKNfTIRr
description will do well 90 call
plct-sn- elsewhere H. guarantees sell ~ prices as low AZ
articles 81 the san" quality be bought any ofthe Northern
Establishments.
lie al, keeps constantly st rate s1prv Of II AIR
SujCh, and SPRING MATTRESSES and FEATHER BEDS OF hs
manufacture, with all articles 10 the UPHOLSTERY
Old Mttrr.es sofas and Chairs viii be repaired promptly.
UNDERIAkiNH-To this branch OF hr 4rs,-
nal and particular attention and viii Dc prepared times 10
cEecuc orders no 90" shortest notice lie viii keen constantly
hand large assortment Of READY MADE CoFFNs OF ali s
with HENESFs, Tor hire.
rgspa,lonass oftOWn and country respectfully solicited
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BY Jahn Y. u. Payue, Salesman.

E+NohIT-SiH BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOIS IN SYDNEY At
= AIIiIrN'-Nu be sod on FRIDAY the 7th % oc,5bsr
-..e il7il-s yeau'li building lots, in the town
Hs-ltF - Is are hludsl located,
. o. ore of it above lots there q = AMI ls M
sale. IVA VI '-e u@y o.
Sc NIL also be s1t standing ground Anv psra-
Hs 30 zee plat q the lots d. By calling at my
JOHN r. u. PAYNE,
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,-tNN'- q CLAnAr PliNo-.-r7 n M

~ Num- 4 CLAIM. PNINU- n. ray
- LS @l , By 'a a5 Il ii, a ss e. 49, T, 5
h,T-,'' cons. .HiF receiving elegant aul plain Do
Their us'rameu's i--e atue "w1r'- ra- i-ia-
r,ync AMI P.tcpi ,rr -,rI, @ 80 ,' -. '-e M"iai'
ed Tor ssretnrs- 81 tone a.i seat dur,liilry
~ will De- appreciated A Che country god tuer are sell
II. r,rt7E has fo th a.,-usus In , c.y ,-r las,
seventeen years. 60 uo en.e sasita Vi has Gus
~ Tie public are cautioned % obses ala, tie ue o. ,ae
S5 Fang. ',s.n ~ %. pay .a- NV mes
r H. T. lss a store h. stock anil standard NJ.
.hs nv -,A 'si,n.e u-,.e %, tac by. liberal discount
aus rrauo and Music Store 1 On Vain st.
EhMI.s nnOWN,Jr stock Broker ace NJ le- Main ~
STEs iy Ban q, Virginia. o'ers BnA'i'As store Ea,-
az; ti'isEuIl 49,, il17 80 . -z--- 800
pressed never Co. .f., . 3 -ll' .i ,.- b, 'a',
H.. Judge ia 's county and E-e. In pcs read t-e
"uasi a 90. WY o,art cta De more gr-, than good d
Sr.i . as 5f,. ~. -. ~ ul-i-.F- - ~ Ger saE.
eelr'.s ',sriae.at Gallery $50 .4, 90. most .sll con
ag ".- g., goIF hin a 'as rEs-1iaH Of perfect slesi
Tn c.,.7,l l'rfl-y s'5a= Ear aaa. .aysa'arl
W.. r.T ,,f '..r. t.. vs. r go. q ',- i.T-t 10
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