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The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-05-18

THE SUccEssIoN.-As it is with some a
matter Of conjecture as to the succession, IN
consequences of the death Of the Vice Presi-
dent, the Baltimore Sun remarks, that no
provision is made, as none is necessary IN
such an event. The duties Of the Vice Pre-
sidcnt are limited to presiding over the deli
berations Of the Senate. In his absence, or
upon his death, the President pro tenn. Of
that body, who is elected by the Senators,
takes his place. Mr. Atchison, Of Missouri,
is now President pro ten1., bnt does not as
sumo the title Of the Vice President. In
case Of the death Of the President and Vice
President Of the United States, the President
Of the Senate would become President Of the
United States, until an election could be
held, according to the provisions Of the act Of
Congress of March |. 1892.
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O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
The Convention again assembled.

= no NVIFFNHNIWIE Y F-EEEl , =
On molten Of DIR. Maybin, the Hon. a. g.
Brown was invited TO address the people in
the Capitol, at o'clock, this evening. The
chair appointed Messrs. Maybin, Elder and
Rowe, Of Holmes, committee to inform Gov.
Brown Of the request Of the Convention.
The Convention then adjourned until 9
o'clock, tomorrow morning
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tions Of said late National Democratic Con-
vention
AND WHEREAS. the Democracy Of this
State should be organized upon a solid and
selfsustaining basis, looking to complete har-
mOny internally, and to an impregnable wall
Of external defence.
Now. therefore. to accomplish said end
BE a. RcSOlred, 1st, That Of the six Offices
for which nominations are to be made by this
convention, the delegates known as State
Rights Democrats shall be entitled to nomi.
nate three alternately. taking or giving the
initiative at their option; aud the delegates
known as Union Democrats to the three other
alternative nominations the nomination to
commence with the Office Of Governor. and to
conclude with the nomination Of member to
Congress for the State at large and when
the nominations are thus made, all Of the
same should be unanimously ratified by the
convention and be supported without dis
tinction.
Res0}red, 2nd, That such action will be
an unmistakabe pledge Of good faith that
said differences aforesaid are extinguished,
and that from this time forward We shall
know and recognize each other only BY the
time-honored name Of Democrats, without any
appellation Of Union, or State Rights. or 9th
erwise.
Rcsolccl, 3ra, That true-hearted Demo-
Gratis know Of no sacrifice too great to be
made, if necessary for their timc-honored and
time-enduring principles as enunciated by
the resolutions Of the late National Democrat
ic Convention, aud the Inaugural Address Of
President Pierce, which is hereby endorsed
aud approved in its entirety.
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ELEcTrIclTY-AC Curi0sss gnd Beautiful
Experiment. - The Philadelphia Ledger
speaks Of a beautiful and curious experiment
through the instrumentality Of electricity,
which the editors have seen, Of lighting gus
with the tip Of the finger.
This experiment may be easily performed,
and has been by Mr. James Swain, Of this
city, repeatedly, in connection with the belt
ings Of the engine and shafings Of the Phlla-
delphia Ledger press room, and it is far more
astonishing than the spirit rappings which are
setting so many people crazy. Friction, it il
we'll known, viii produce electricity in certain
substances, and the friction Of a gutta percha
or common leather workiug-bclt upon the fly
wheel or pulleys Of a steam engine and shaft
ing, produces it in considerable quantities. =
Ii a person will insulate himself BY standing
upon board fixed upon glass insulators-
common porter bottles would answer-and
hold an iron bar, or a number Of iron spikes
IN his hand, he may, BY extending the oppo-
site hand to gas burner, light it with the tip
Of the finger as easily as with match.
lie viii feel a sensible shock pass through
him, prickling sensation in his finger joints,
and see a brilliant spark pass off with a crack
ing sound to the gas burner. The electric
fluid will pass through several persons joining
hands, the same as with an electric battery,
and the last may fire the burner We have
heard that the same thing may be done by
rubbing the feet rapidly upon green baize, so
as to charge the body with electricity but can
not answer for its practicability The expert
ment with the belts, we have both seen and
performed. Any mandatory in the city,
where gas is burned, may be lighted by work
men in this manner, and the experiment is
worth trying as a singular and beautiful effect
Of principle which man is destined to make
yet more subseryient to his uscs.-Mercury.
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WASHINGTON RAcEs.-A Democrat with
joyial spirit and sharp sense Of the ridicu-
lous. writes from Washington to the Newbury-
port Union lie laughs at the endless crowd
Of Office hunters, gives graphic description
Of the army Of hungry customers who haunt
the Attorney Generals Office. and narratns
tho following incident.
The other day, short. fat gentleman, from
Essex South, attempted to stop General Cush-
ing, as he was starting for another part Of the
city, on special business This is the story
all told
Applicant. "Gen Cushing"
Gen. c. "Ah! glad to see you-under-
stand the whole matter-haye the greatest
respect for you-cant stop now. Good morn
ing"
Applicant "Just one minutc-I want to
see you very much"
Gen @. "Shall be back in half an hour
or you must 90 with me" running
The applicant, an old stagcr, declares ho will
20 with him, and out they shoot from the back
door, over the gardens, the fat man painting
and trying to talk, and the Attorney General
striking bee line for his destination. At
last the asthmatic cathes breath, and cries out,
Can't stand this any longer must give up?
Sorry to lose your company" replies tho
General; but business is pressing" Tho
fat man holds post, gasps two or three times.
a terrible sigh succeeds, and he declares that
he will not be found on the turf again pitted
against such mettle.
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3 O'Clock. ? NJ.

The Convention again assembled.
DR. Sharpe, Of Holmes, offered the follow
ing resolution, which was referred to the
committee on resolutions
Resolrea, That it is cardinal principle
in the Democratic creed, that all powers un-
der the Constitution is vested in the will Of
the people, and whenever that will is ascer-
tanned through the ballot-box by the sovereign
power. all true Democrats will acquiesce.
On motion Of Mr. Barksdale, Of Hinds, the
convention took a recess until o'clock.
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made, to submit with dignity and grace 10 the
will OF the majority, when fairly expressed
feeling satisfied to bide their time.
Already do we see indubitable evidences
Of firm and jealous opposition from those who
differ from Us in political sentiment To this
we do net object, believing that an honest
difference IS often salutary, and we feel bound
to respect the firm maintenance Of such disa-
greements, by every one who is entitled to
the proud appellation Of freeman. But we
are not TO lose sight of the fact, that we should
be prudent and discreet, lest our opponents
achieve the victory.
With the confident belief that you will do
right, and relying upon your forbearance to
aid me in an honest desire impartially to per-
form the delicate duties assigned nc, | cheer
fully submit all to the guidance Of Jour su-
perior wisdom.
On motion Of Capt. Blythe, of Lowndes,
the following resolution was adopted;
Rcs0tred. That a Committee Of five, from
each Congressional District, and one from the
State at large, be appointed BY the chair, to
draft resolutions for the consideration Of this
Convention, aud that all resolutions offered
in the Convention, he referred to said COM
mittee to be reported upon, without debate.
Mr. Kinyon, Of Tishemingo. arose and
submitted preamble and resolutions, (which
appear elsewhere in the proceedings. as the
report Of the minority Of the committee on
resolutions.
After some debate, the resolutions were
referred to the committee on resolutions, a
motion to lay them on the table having been
voted down by a large majority.
The chair appointed the following commit
tee under said resolution
Capt a X Blythe, Of Lowndes; Hon. II
NJ Kinyon, Of Tishemingo; Capt John B
Neyitt, Of Adams Hon. Il G Wilkinson, Of
Yazoo; Hon. G s Golladay. Of Yallobusha !;
Gen. w Patton, Of Lauderdale ; Hon S
r Adams, Of Jasper; Hon. G Moore, Of
ItaWamba Hon. James Drane, Of ChoctaW !;
Col John ii Horne, Of Wayne; Hon. Nor
gan McAifce, Of Holmes James Phelan, Of
Monroe John q Thompson Of DeSoto /,
Capt II n Downing, of Warren; Capt. j IL
II Taylor, Of Marshall Chas b Ames Of
Noxubee; Hon w A Stone, Of Lawrence :;
Hon. John Rayburn, Of Panola; q Orr, Of
Calhoun; DIR. Edward Pickett, Of Kinds I;
Dr. J VI Quin, Of Rankin.
On motion Of Col. II w Roberts Of Scott,
the rules Of the House of Representatives Of
the Legislature were adopted for the govern
mcnt Of this convention.
Mr.. Marshall Of Warren, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
Resoired That upon allnominations made
in this Convention, each County shall vote
according to the apportionment OF the Legis-
lature for the House Of Representatives in
this State, and that all nominations shall be
made in open convention.
On motion of Gen. Mitchell, Of Warren,
the convention took a recess until 3 o'clock,
l.. VI.
D - - ID NJ
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First Insertion per square ten lines oress, 81 90
Every subsequent insertion 20
n-7- Liberal deductions made on yearly adver-
tisements.
NJ Revelle is published every Wednesday
No paper discontinued until paid for.
n- Post Masters are requested TO act as agents
for the Reveille.-Z1
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TO STRANGERS.
'ROFEssOR ALEX. G. BARR

4 IRiC OPHER , Us, Of MEDICAL Coz
n, NJ far BEAUTIFYING, CURLING. Pt :
ns' restoring and strengthening the Hair Relia'e
discusses OF the skin. Curing Rheumatic Pains. az
mug External Wounds. Bounded by no geograrl,'
ines be reputation of BARRY's TkIcoPHERoUs I.'l.
>Ihe Union. The sales OF The article of Iate
i "cie9sed IN a rdto that almost rxreeds belief
sui BARRY, after a careful examination ot III
oo1h, 1nd' HAT number bottles delivcre ! to
I1aalifi,S al from half gross upward during the
|, ioo2' MAS within trin, of $40 600.
unnecessary To present at length the evideices
1t "eh9 'ril properties o the Trichopherous. Wien
,.'e ia' furnished surh an Endorsement as this.
ge'nlr's II the a,licie and lhc rxplanaio, einrn
' 'ifal action upon the hair the seal p. and in all
" superficial irritation. first recnmmendedit il IN
I'''lloh "l the people, Th- was nlthat the invrn
T.. Every hOtile advertised itself ! he oH'.'i-
,,. "', a. eNr'eded expectation 1t acted Like
... ne ladies would moi be withnnt ii. Cnunt
J" t'try section oI the United States found TIA
."'e III aud thus wns utup wholesale trade
Ill nherto nnhrurd o. = regards articles II
4 ' a' l he highest point ha. v"i been reach j
',i'yed thai the sales tins ,cs. NJ he u.
"A ''da hafnfbottles
vi ',yl'1, u and Nonufactory No. i27 Broadway Nv
how "Pian price, p centsa large hntile.
,ne. 'is'oun To purchases hy the quantity. Sid
lsj s'P'l merchants and lruggi,ts throughnn thr
,,i .ale' and Canuda, Mexico, West lldes, tirea'
Lynchburs
may s6-d8c6n
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PARISEN & KINGS

VIRGINIA, N CAROLINA D. TENNESSEE
Frcighi, Package mud Parcel EXPRESS,
FENO and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
Il Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES.
TOWN & ROANOKE and by the Seaboard and Boa
noke, Weldon Wilmington, CASTOR Raleigh, Peters
bug Weldon, Peteisbu, Richmond, Richmond and
Frederick sburg. SouthSde, aud Va q Tenn. Railroads,
and connecting with Stage and Wage Lines from the
different points the Railroads TO almost every point
ihronghou the above Slatesthrou in charge of spe
rial Messengers Mere avang themselves OF this
line for the transportation of their Merchandise may
pose full confidence in lis great expedition and econo.
my of rates
Merchants in the interior of the above States order
ing Goods ON Baltimore and Philadelphia, the
of Parisen d Kings Express at Norfolk, Petersburg ~
Richmond, may depend upon having all chalges paid,
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay aud
free of all drayr ge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office,
No. 49, Broad,oay N. y.
w. b. PARlSEN. Southern Office
Corner Boilmgbrook and 2ndS SIS.
Peers6ag, Va.
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MEDICINES.
cUHE.-BAETrMOEsE Loc

IA, stI rs IA 30 "a ~ sl'a " 49, ''
e1lTAl.. where may be obtaiucd themost sP'e-
IN. lpeakRessor loss IF Organic i'owers, Pun
f. Disease Of The htlReys, ABecttons Of the
~, Nose and San Constitutional De6apy,
=. bnrril affections arising from certain n.
no matter Whether irqn irtemPerancc,
= a., eut spirits any uther cause
f. TO YOUNG MEN,
H.. have become the victims of evil Practi
,h,t conntless numbers of generous and
II II heings have been swept to untimely tombsi
,nuns men ofthe nostexalted talentsnnd
9,lierts. who might otherwise have entlapi.
s.,.,,t,.s ciih tue thanders Of 90 ence. 81
.s.sta " the living Tyre.
.r,,ia, from any of the following M 'ancbelN
nd Immediately to
Po''' DIR. JOHNSTON.
zafthe Back and Limbs, Pains in tue Head,
: ;,sbt. Loss nf Muscular Power. Pe.Pitation
-, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritablity. Derange,
! ,aa Digestive Functions. Genera. Debility.
f.. ,f Consumption, &c, Se.
THE fearful effects ON the mind are much
I .1aJ. Loss Of Memory, Confusion of ldens, De-
: Soirits. forebodings of Evil, Aversion ot
S5f6istr,st. Love Of Solitude, fimidity, Nc,
/. # he evils produced,
\, ? SOUTH FREDERICK Street, SEI-
ooFS FROH BALTIMOhESI'., East side,
Ig steps. lY@BE PARTICULAR in oh.
' <AlIEnnd NUMBER. or YOU willmistake
ot no Z HARGE MADE,
-Dr John,tons Ofhce is in his dwel.
Iug ,TEps His very extensive praclce Is
/, .,,#g,ntee thu he is tue only prope Physiclan
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These vessels of the fret class built in tho city OF
baltimore expressly for this ude and have superior ae.
tommodatons for passengers They are eommanded
by experienced Captains well qualified for tho trade.
and who " i'll spare exertion to accommodate They
will be towed up aud down the rivers 10y steam and may
he relied TO sail promptly as adyertzed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find IL their nerest To ship by this line,
freight will always be taken low as by any other
line Of Packets and every effort will be made by tho
agents in Richmond and NowYork to give satisfaction.
Freight 8 cents per whole ond II cents rer B =
Tobacco being about 50 per cent. less than eharg
the Steamers Insurance can be effected IN the l..Sa.
nond Firc Association b, this line at 3S per cent
We respectfully usk and hope IL succeed in obtain.
Ing full share OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to Nav York will he for
waricd free ,f commission 10 New Orleans, Mobile
Ghnrle-ton Savannah or any other Southern or North
rrn port The vessels will lie in Richmond nj Rockets
In New York at Berth No |, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wnll Street DAVID CURllE Richmond, } p
@. II. PlERSON, NY -
No. 81 ,Sonth STREE.
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RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
Nil FALL lMPORTATlONS ~
UllH
CHINA, BARTHBNwA ARE AND
Enncy Articles.

INHE Subs riber offers tn country Merchants and 9th.
i era in want, his complete stock Of Earthenware,
poratinn from thu invorte factories of England and
France, together with full stock OF Plain Pressed
Cu dlnss, in every variety, DC Nc The assortment
rompiisrs, IN part the following;
DINNER SETS Gilt decorated gold band, and
white French chinai white, granite and blue print flow
Ing. blue. purple damnscenn, plum. linc.
TEA SERVlCES--ln srts OF ~. ii, SO, 90, ", and
"a gieees, rnnring in price from ~ 10 800 set
WATER PITCHERS, covered and uncovered Basins
aud Ewers and Toilet acts
RICH VASES, common and decorated Muga and
common Enrhenwnrr, suitable Tor fall trade.
PLATED GOoDS-ren, dcscrt and table Spoons;
table hnd desert Forks; snt md mustard spoons mp
kin rnc-, mustard pots, hutter knives and onatora
TABLE CUflERY-lyofy handle tnblo sets, ~ pio
oes knives aud forks in dnzons common do,
RRlTANIA WARE -Casors from the common
10 the best manufactured spoons ladrs and safety flu
ut lamps as#a
LOOKING GLAsSEs--splendid gilt ornamcated
frames. French pntes. various szes suitable for man-
tie pier dol mahogany frame, IN greatly variety tynnd
toilet glasses.
GLASS WARE-pein and pressed iumblcr.,
wine plohor salvos bows, preserve discs deonners.
lcnonndes egg elnsaca gebles, ahnnpagne sniety h-
III lnmpt wnter hotea buuerrlnios, syrup and mouss
ems. sa eenrs, costor bottles, prescrvo Iars, fish
globes.
LAMpS'fho improved splaI lamps of which the sub
aorhe Ia the soe proprietor, pnror, hull aud and
hond lamps, in Rfeat variety
CHANDELIERS of ., ,, 4, g. y, Nc. burners, fur
nished reasonable walters trays lanterns,
lNhc nuts Toy ten and dinner
STONE WARE--At factory prices.
The euhscr bcr offer. n the above goods rensonn-
hle terms, mud is satisfied thai call from ountry
rhnnis persons contemplating hnusc' keeping con
vince them ihn his eoc surpassed in price equnl
y variety by any establishment In the State. Snnll
profit aud quick snlos is the motto Call nj
! D. u. EVANS.
nov Its III Main st,, Richmond
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TO U,RE-T,,e .ub.cribe,

|lro.I 'n TO hire for their work an the Va. Tenn,
|rop. ,a :" tne Mountain region of Va. number o'
lhy and boys, for which hcrnl hi,e will be paid
|cgies ilad long experience in th- management 81
ps ~ 1'a are themselves large "wnrrs. lined me-
1t .9y ,9l@y give their own. One OF -. eaa :. Zen
Was,e' n,aiy time. till the lnrh of Jhtaaty ~ II
BRAT Nj 'iote or ~ McCorle Sjnll & } M.
Ay. Stfnia Til, will i-a i'H9 ms hi''
h,.s SCUTI n ADAs1s
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~ W. IOLLIN's
-. OFFER FOR SALE
30 hhda. L. X, mud N. o. Sugu'
70 Boxes and lbls refined do
10 hhds, =. X. and Cubn Moassos,
10 bbls. N. O. do
100 bugs Rio and Lnguifa Coffee,
40 i" Superior Old Jeya do
Case Extrn Fine Gnn-powder Tea,
l50 Sacks Fine and g. A Salt,
30 Ton Bar Iron,
do Honp do
| do Blalerod Steel,
1000 lbs Shcnf aud Cart Steel
Tons Oastng,
500 Kegs Nails, , To 60 dy
10 do Wrought Nnis,
80 Grindstones,
90 Boxos Hull ~ Sons Cundlos,
40 Boxes Adnmantno do
90 do Sperm do
300 Sides Sole Lenthei
so Bnck upper do
40 doz Calf skin.,
90 do Pink Lining Skins
bnlcs Shoe Thrcnd,
10 900 lbs Cotton Ynrn, Nos. 10 y
3 bales wrapping Irvine,
3 do Candle wick
do Cotton Bats,
Also. scythoan Moving Blndes and snaths Wrnp-
ping Writing aud letter Papers Pepper SIco Ginger,
NutmeRa, Cloves, Mace mud Cinnamon; Bed Cords and
Plough Lines Tanners Oils No, Mnckerel, Herrngs
Il Shnd. ma l-ts1
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FOR NEW YORK;!
H. s. Mani Line per the SPLENDID S7EAMSHfPh
jamestown and Roanoke!


fIsHE new mud elegant sde.wheel steam. ..sII-h
ship JAMESTOWN, (Cnpt. Parrish s=~s1-'AsssAAs
will leave Petersburg vim City Point, every Tue-tn,
Evening aad the ROANOKE, Capt Cavendy) every
Fridny Evening, for New York.
Passage aud fare from Petersburg, including
Stnte Rooms $l0 0n
Steerage pussage. "
For speed, comfort aud safety these Steamships
cxceled by none on The const nnd travellers will nd IL
the most pleasant route to the north they will there
by avoid the dust and frequent changes of the Railroads
t-B1 Tickets issued at my office Sycamore Street,
SAML. q. BAPTIST. Agt. PoersJarg.
rI@A passenger train leaves the Appomattox depot
every Tuesday aud Friday half past o'clock. P. NJ.
10 connect with the Steamships City Point. Pnssen.
gers by the Southsido Railroad will reach Petersburg in
time To take the cars for the steamers. s q. u.
July lIfs
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NEANE, ADAMS DEANE,s PATENT
McCORKLE & JONES,
WHUItaAIF a HhTAIL
GrOccrs a. Commission Merchants,
Main fst I,vuohburp Va


tirOccrs a. Commission Merchants,
Main st, Lynohburg Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply, to which
they solicit the attention OF their friends and the
public generally, viz;
900 Sacks Salt.
100 Bags Rio Sugar. Java and Mafaoabo Coffee,
60 bhls, Crushed, paverized Coffee and Ciari
fled Sugara,
10 hhds. +. Il. aud N o. Sugar.
10 Baxcs Lonf Sugar
800 Kegs Nails, all sizea.
100 Sides Sole Leather,
80 Tons Country Rolled and Band Iron, all siEes,
% Cnsos Fine stick Lieorioe,
80 IN Common Stick Loorioe,
20 10 Fine Mass do
Coils Manila Rope. TO . nches diameter,
30 Baskets Olive Oh
70 Boxca Cnndea, all qualities,
10 Barrela N. O Molussns,
hide West l., do
10 Bnrrcla Tanners oil, some pure.
40 do Herrings, Maokercl and shad
800 bush Glover, Timothy. Orchard. English Blue
auA Even Green Grnss Seed,
5000 lbs Prime Neslorn Bacon Sides,
5000 lba. Fine Family Huns. Shoulders aud Sides.
cured by VIM Mossie,
60OO lbs. Cnst Sheer aud Blistered Steel all sixes,
40 900 Feet ,lety Fuse.
900 kegs Blnsing and Gun Powder,
ID doz. Ruwiand's and 1inmcs' Shoyols,
s00 Blankets, different aunlitics,
800 Wool HITS. do do
Also
Oahcoes, Dumestics, bleaehed aud unbIeaehed--Bed-
Tokings. Osnnburga, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco OF
nll qualtes of their manufacture which they
rainfall of which thy will sell low for cash TO punotun
time, or IN exchange for country produoe
Call on before making your bills elsewhere II you
plonse.
We wnnt 1900 to 900 bushels sheed Oats for which
liberal prices will be paid.
oct 21-dta MoCORKLE a. JONES.
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,luY NIRGlNIAN.
,RY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
80 mEcx@.

ssIAN is published daIi. at 81, aud semi-weekl1
~ In aivanee N subscription is taken Tor siloI'.
ID months and no Paper Is discontinue ~ -,
1i the Proprietors, until all srie"'"ees
sEueyrs are inserted for 50 cents per .iunre !or
~ Sys iorm insertion aud 81 q Gus ior m WI
u u :, nj m, ,lssi @ mt aud charged accordingly
ishS "a ,rts ares-lor the privilege of two squares
mi wsekiy $40; for one square daily 500 seinl-~ ~eehy
~ II a. ,Iired to confne his advertising % his par
w and If he exceed the space stipulated ior
I'D ratahly for the excess
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lust RECEIVED
- 10 bbls. Rock Fish,
30 bbls. No. Cut llerrnas,
25 Boxes Olive Oil,
IS Tons Country and Rolled Iron.
Hhds. Prime y. Il. Molasses,
10 bbls. Orleans Molasses,
% Boxes Loaf Sugar,
III oi which offer for snle low.
July Dts JOS. b, NOWLIN e. co
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LNOR MANUFACTURERS 1000 pound
l. of fonco beans, and large supply of Essential
Oils, such lemon Anise. Wintergreen, Cinnamon,
Cloves Almond, Bergamot, Juniper Grunge, Roses, Sa,
safras, &c. &c, for sale by JOHN II. SEAY 81 co.
Also n large stock of branding brushes brandin,
boards branding ink &c. sop 26-s
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school ~ College Text Books.

NORRIS, Rrhmoad, Va. would invite ,ht
"a attention of tho vnrous schools ind institutions
ri oorning throughout the State his School anu
Ciassicoi Books Teut BooLs, used Ia the various Col
rges md Universities with general collection Of Edu
calonnl Works. in every departments of l"arning
GY-Schorl Stationery of every di,oripon.
liberal discount will ho made md bundles deliver
ed ia Bynchhurg free Of expense
LR Orders will receive prompt attention.
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