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IL Medicines which never fail 20 give
satisfaction and used by many physicians N their
practce.-Dr J. S. ROSES Nervous and nVigorating
CORDIAL-The greatest discovery IN Medical Sci
This astonishing preparation Tor raising any weak
constitution debtated by eare, labor, study or dis
ease acts ike charm. 1t gives strength and appe-
tite and possesses great luvigorating properties
For Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections. FIatu-
lence. Heart Burn RestIessness, Numbness, Neural
ga raising the spirits and giving power the whole
system, II Is almost lTacl III It's elect P-lce o0
cents
Dr. j. -. Roses Great Pain Curer!-
Do YOU suffer with any pain If you do, use, Dr..
ROSES Pain CuTeE. Il cures Tooth-Ache, Sore
Throat, EarAche Stiff Neck or Falps IN the Face, Ia
fe minutes 1t cures quickly, Pain in the Stomach
or Bowels Cures Chiblalns, Corns and any irrlta-
ton on the feet 1t acts ike charm Tor Pains IN the
Side Limbs or Back, and for Rheumatism from sud
den cold, it is magical in Its elects In bottles II IL
Is and 80 cents
The best Coueh syrup in the World
Dr. Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
relief to the worst Cough, whether Consumptive
proceeding from cold. 1t allays any irritation of the
Lungs and ortieg the system against future attacks
| IN bottles st 50 cents and 81.
All the above Preparations, with Dr. Roses Medl-
cal Adviser TO persons IN sickness and IN health 10 De
had at all the Drug Stores In Richmond Petersburg,
Norfolk and Of all respectable dealers throughout the
| State. NH "a
LS The most confirmed cases OF the most distress
ing Diseases Oft times arise from Indigestion All OF
US, more or less, troubled with this annOylr
Spt 10 uiedleate untl something serious 1nteTVenes
| ne "oaid, as public monitor all our readers
aea4Hst me SIN OF neglect, aAd at the time re-
coliiehd 70 their notice DR. Hollands German Bit
ane GIslaal preparation as prepared BY
1aSAAoh 10 10 Arch street, Philadelphia. We have
seen cures effected through its influence II Scott,s
| Weekly. For sale by
fs u PURCELL, LADD Il co, Richmond.
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ROANOKE CoUNTY-rhs county has voted
against county subscription to the Lynch
burg and Tennessee railroad. The Salem
Beacon, which brings us this information, does
not state the vote
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.sNtfE LAhGEsH LUt UE CHEAP
T. GOODS IN THIS CITY IS AT JACOB A.
LEVY s, where You find Bsrege De Laires at
l2H and 25c, worth double the money; Lawns at
lOc; Caicoes a: 4; Check Mvslin at IL l-2; Ees-
w Cotton Hose at q = Also, very cheap Cling
hams, Bercges, Tissues, Collars, Sleeves, Gloves,
Corded SkIrts, Linen and Cotton Sheetings and
Shirtings Grape Shawis Brocaoe and Plain silks;
handsome Bonnet and Neck Ribbeus; Maieeilles
Quilts; Linen Csnbrick Hdkfs; Table Cloths, Nap
kibs, Toweling, DC dc. call will assure you of
tine fact That Inc cheapest Goods in the CITY at
JACOB A LEWIS,
an I Nos and & Main
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY James M. Taylor.


BY James M. Taylor.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPER.
Tf ON Ban, 4TH AND CENTRE STREETS
AT AUCTIOH.-Wiil be sold on Tuesday. 18Th
April, at4 o'clock, upon the premises respectively,
eleven Lots OF Land, located ss follows: on the
South line OF Centre street. opposite Brsgg's Row,
between 9th ana tn Streets each fronting 2l feet.
and running back al feet to an alley Lo,s on the
North line of Arch street between 3rd and 4th
streets, adjoining pratts cottage On CANDLES Hill,
fronu (the city square and commanding . m aeni.
6cent view of the river and surrounding country
80 feet each and running back a convenient depth
and Lots on the West line of 4th street between
Cary and Canal Streets fronting together 1ss feet
running back s24 feet. The whole of the above
property is we'll located in improving portions of
The city, and il bull, on, would yield handsome
per cent. Sale TO commences at O'Clock with the
first named property.
TERMs- Onethrd cash; balance at months
with interest and title retained Til the purchase
money is paid.
apz JAS. NJ. TAYLOR. Auctr.
BY Davenport. Allen & Co.
GROCERIES,. &c, AT AUCTION
VI On THURSDAY, 7th April, we will sell at 10
O'Clock, at our auction store an assortment OF Gro
cefies, viz:
SO hhds Bacon
Rio and Java Coffee
Coffee Sugars, Soap ard Candles
New Lard. in bos, hail b5s and EGGS
Molasses Salt, Wrapping Pepper
Ne Rum. Brandy
RecSted Whiskey, Cigars
so boxes Oranges
ALSO-lO0 packages Green Teas, Of various
grades selected Tor this market from late imPorta-
tons.
TERMs-UHder 500, cash 500 and over, four
months credit Tor approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. CO,
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- TIE CRASH AT MAcoS.-The Macon
Journal states that the recent crash of the
falling of part Of the Floyd House, at that
place, was anticipated, and the rooms in the
part OF the house which fell were vacant
There were signs Of bullying in the wall which
put people on their guard. Eight rooms with
valuable furniture mostly the property Of the
gaests-were destroyed. A valuable stock of
groceries in the basement belonging to 7. c.
Dempsey, was buried in the ruins. The heavy
rams and unsound foundation caused the fall
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Chr0nfc Rheumatism-T wenty Years,


ST LOUIS, FED % 1913.
Captain Edward Powers writes:-l have for
than twenty years been severely afflicted with rheu-
natism, first acute, then chronic tired all ether
remedies of which could hear. / also had the best
medical attendance which could be procured; all
proved unavaing. | procured and used two bottles
OF Mortimores Rheumatic Compound and Blood Pu-
infer, and it cured me sound and well.
ia 81 EDWARD POWERS.
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INDIA RUBBER LOCOMOTIVE AND
HYDRAET HOSE, with Couplings aud Pipes
complete; tul supply juss received ar tor sale
by WILLIAMS d BROTHER,
40 Agents Tor Eostou Betiup frr
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AMUSEMENTS

THEATRE.
Msssrs. TfYLOR d Lessee.
hr. W. WARD-.--.--...--. Stage Manager
Monday. April 4th, 1883,
DON CESAR DE BAZAN.
Don Hesar --.-. Mr. TAYLOR
Lazarrniof ------.-...--- Miss Csppell
Who speak. First.
Sapt Cnafes- ---.-----..--..---.-Mr Marchant
Mfs muh -----.--...---------.M Miss Raymond
Tuesday. Benent Of MRS w WARD.
THEATRE-A CARD.
tuesday, april 5th, 1853.
BENEtlT OF MRS w. WARD,
nm which occasion will be produced among
" o,hsr novelties. new play by gentleman OF
Richmond: Uncle Toms Cabin in England,
answer to the Work OF Mrs stowe
rBe prepared to see it. NH 3l-4t
ODD FELLOW~' HAL,
DELUGE. DELUGE.!
The Grandest Painting in the World.
nR REALE'S NEW PANORAMA AND do.
II RAMA of the Creation and Deiuge.-
In consideration Of the great rush TO see this Paint
ing, and by the solicitation Of many citizens of
Richmond, the ProprietoFs otths Painting will re-
short time longer, that those obliged to re
tire for want of Seats, nsy have opportunity O.
witnessing this Great Work Of Art
nSExhbition EVERY EVENING al g O'clock,
snd on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY alter.
moons, at o'clock.
fgAdIuission 25 cents-children nalf price
EgT Liberal arrangements tor Schools
nan 3l-tf
CD NUTICk.-Iickets To G. A. M'kVOY'S
~ closing Exhibition Soiree, to ccme of at La
E,kApril 9th. 1853, can be had Ok him only, a
his cademy, Bosher's Hall. 8p 2-td
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BURNING OF JAN AND ira lsMATEs.-
The telegraph day or two since anr ounced
that the jail of Chesterfield county, South
Carolina, had been destroyed by fire, and tina,
eight persons confined therein were burned
The Charleston Courier confirms The n,ell;.
gence. The jail was discovered 10 be on fire
Tuesday morning last, just in time for The
Ja'ior and his wife to escape. The names Of
only two of the persons confined in the Jail re
giVen-JoHs PARR and Han. The
courier says that a man and his wife. on n
visit TO one of the prisoners, were also burn,
to death. We suppose this makes ten persons
burned, as i, is distinctly stated tha, .eight
persons confined an the Jail persisted, and
these visitors cannot be said TO have been con-.
fined there.
Z. ;. The Cheraw Gazette of the 3Oth ult.,
gives the names Of the persons burned. There
were only eight. all told. The fire was dis
covered about 3 O'clock in the morning in the
COOK room, too late 10 save the persons ia the
jan. Their names were: Vaudeville II. Hall,
Robert Dickson, John Parr, Francis Nj. Hall,
Wan. Grooms, and Malcolm Martin, prisoners;
and Mrs. Martin, wife Of Malcolm Martin, and
John Martin, his brother. Every exertion was
used TO save the prisoners.
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CONFIRMATION OF Mr.. DIx.-If there is NV
truth IN letter writers, there was u warm de.
bate in the u. s. Senate on the nomina ton of
Mr.. Dix, the leader of The Free.soii wing of
the New York Democracy, to be sub-Treasu-
rer. 1t is said that Senators Douglas, SouIe,
Weller, Chase, Seward, Houston, and Petit
took ground for confirmation, and Bright, But.
Ter, Rusk, and Mason against it. Those who
spoke against the nomination voted against it,
together with Messrs. AtcLison, Evans, Nor.
ton and Thompson, OF Kentucky. 1t was pro-
posed to remove the injunction of secrecy from
| the proceedings on this nomination.
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4 NBUCERI STAND AND EIEpBakS
* FOR SALE.-The undersigned wishes 10 cis-
pose Of the Fixtures. stock and good Will of his
Grocery, corner Of 18th and Cary streets TO sny
one wishing to engage in tue business this sand
offers great Inducements, having good run Of
| custom and being in an excellent location
ap I-3H TIMOTHY RYAN
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fENEE GOLD PEN.-Adam Wm Rapp's ceie
l. brated Patent Gold Pen We are in receipt
of a farther supply OF the above justly celebrated
Gold Pen, and have now hand all the sizes
Those DESTROYS 'ot possessing Gold Pen worth
having will pleaae cali and supply themselves
They are winning golden opinions from all parts Of
the country. For sale at the patentees prices by
the only authorised agents for Richmond.
ap2 GENNET l. JAMES. Eagle SQUARE
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L&lIEkkC;S sSEELCn.
18th street.. EEder Exchange Rcssl

Drawn Nos Delaware, Class IS. April l:
GO IL - 50 II IS q II 81 81 As
T1cke. y II o, a prize OF Sl90; sud By
LAMBERT.
TO.Eny.-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No II Capitals s27, 600, COCO, 5000. 1862, 80 Of
1000, 30 OF 800, DC. 18 numbers, 10 drawn. Tick
cts So. ap4
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EREE PAPERS LOsT.-On Wadne sday
l. night . small lin bcx, containing my Free
Papers. The finder will be saitaoiy rewarded
by leaving them al tits Office.
VIM BROWN PETERS,
ap i-3t~ Free Man OF Color
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NEGROES FOR IIRE.-In pursuance of
IN an order OF the Circuit Court OF Chancery
for the city of Richmond, in suit therein pending (,
in which Molly b Crouch is plaintiff. and samuel
Gceenhow defendant, shall, on Monday ne KIT,
the 4Ih day Of April proceed to hire OUT publicly,
in front Of the Court House OF Henrico county for
the remainder of the year, thu Negroes John Alex
snder, ArLnstead and John Grey, 10 the bill mea-
toned.
ALEX E HUTCHINSON 8 III C.
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ERlFEIN'S HOkcE sHUE Nails
VI ~ bags imported in ship Kennebec just to hand
and iorsaie by. C SiETON u co,
apl Sign of the Circular saw, II Main st.
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NEGRO MAN EUK SAILING havy for
Is sale, Negro Men, CT middle age, OF unex-
ceplloaao4e character, and who has Leen accus.
toned to the management ot horses 10 driving, &C.
He will be sold to remain 10 the city
ap TCLER d COOK, Agents
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In immense Goal Field In Market.

t'iE unist ianesi tss euzrh Tor fifteen years a = al
4 field on New Rive. Montgomery County withi,
miles Of tho Dept of tho virginia md
sinesscc Rnrnod nj ,rw Rissr
Such the bouness quantity ana sursrority ~ tbi.
cal, that the nnls stunned l. induced from is rr.,t
,uue aud ultimate pruhnbleno.s invite attention i
"arl- II FOR the pni ii" snfihg additional nd in
Is management lie III dispose. If hi. inerrst alto
. her, 81 Inn srl angeinsnis may BIZ neeepta
lie In auy who nHy be engage In tho en-
Ieprize, Ills ea=e runs fifteen ,enra with the und
t,b = right - WY the landa u.e 81 Timber &c
And the privilege secured ner the fifteen years rx
pire Of removing all II Coal which may be rni.rd In
thni timc
The proximity OF this magnificent mine Of wealth 10
pe great improvement c( the State mud being exactly
the linr Il the hrnnch Rail. Rnn down New Riv,r
considerations which MAKE of great vpue ut
disn,t lay
The liberal POLICY which tho Y Virginia aud Trnneaanc
Rhil knud Company pursuing-by running arina
in the Development OF the gent mineral resources of
ihe south VESTS nnothrr confederation which will en-
hance the value Of the coneds INV desire hiring In
the market.
AL communications te subject will receive prompt
attention nnd every facility in making personal observa.
iinns afforded hy the subscriber.
have nppon ted Jno, h. Lee. Esq.. of l., nohburg,
my agent Ia receive communications and enter into
EQUATIONS concerning future operation In this enterprise
Either MIR Lee tt n,ysclf nil respond promptly all
COMMUNICATIONS
My a dress is hlaok sburg Montgomery County, Va
oct HSdSeamf ISRAEL PRICE.
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MEDIATION OF AUSTRIA.
empire Iron Works, in New-York
Destroyed by Fire.

NEW DIRK Nov. 5.-Thc Arabia with Liver
poor dates to the 9th inst, arrived to-day.
me cotton market was favorable ia huvor.
and breadstufis were declining.
Eucharist, was placed in a STATE of so;co H.
Turkish fleet had advanced into tho RlacL 500
and Austria had resumed mediat;o, p,,,,o.s
oi 'he Eastern difficulties were, however. poci6o
out accounts contradictory. 1t WINS stated tb.t
the Clrcassans defeated the Russians ond oo,,
tured several boats. The passage of the Dornha
by the Turks is confirmed and il was rnmorod
that the Russians defeated them near Kolafot
inc aiiled Meets were collecting ON the Sen of
Marihera, and the latest intelligence from, tho
Danube represented the fighting rs nrocood;,o
bnskly III Nalaehia. Four thousand Tn,ls
mad defeated number of Russas between Kal-
afat and Lothia, and that a bloody fght Ind
occurred near Giurgeas
The decline in Wheat is from three TO fonr
pence-in Flour | shilling to | shilling and six
pence at Liverpool.
The Empire Iron Works and largo number Of
factories, comprising two blocks, were DESTROYED
by fire to-day. The loss is estimated at n onar-
ter of million dollars
FLouR-Declined IL to % cents
WHEAT Declined to 3 cents
CORN-Firm
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McCORKLE g. JONES,

"
GrOccrs n Commission erChanfs,
Main St. Lynchburg, va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply, which
"A they soIic the attention of their friends and tho
public generally, viz:
200 Sacks Snt
100 Bags Rio Sugar, Java and Maracaibo Coffee,
60 bbls. Crushed, Pulverzed, coffee and Ciar
fled Sugars
10 hhds p. r. nnd N. o.. Sugar,
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
500 Kegs Nails, nil sizes,
100 Sides Sole Leather
80 Tons Country, Rolled and Band Iron all sizes,
% Ca es Fine Stick Licorce
so do Common Stick Licorce
90 do Fine Mass do
Coils Manlu Rope to inches diameter
80 Baskets Olive Oil
rs Boxes Candles all qualities,
10 Barrels N. q. Molnssas,
hhds. West H. do
10 Bprrels Tanners Oil, some pure,
30 do Herrngs, Mackerel and Shad,
800 bush Clover, Timothy, Orchard. English Blue
and Ever Green Grass Seed,
5000 lbs. Prime Western Bacon Sides,
5000 lba. Fine Family Hums Shoulders and Sides,
cured by VIM. Massie,
5000 lbs Cast Sheer and Blistered Steel all sizes,
900 Feet Safety Fuse.
20O Kegs Bastng and Gun Powder,
Is doz Rowland and Hames' Shovels,
800 Blankets, different qualities,
800 Wool Hats. do do
ALSO
Callcoes Domestics, bleached and unbeached-Bed-
Tickings, Osnaburgs, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco of
all qualities, of their own manufacture which they war;
rainfall Of which thy will sell low for cash. to punctua
Customers time, in exchange for country produce.
Call on us before making your bills elsewhere, if you
pease.
We want 1900 900 bushels sheled Oats for which
liberal prices will be paid.
24-dts MoGoRKLE g. JONES.
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1 NORRIS PuBLISHES-

NORRIS PUBLISIES-
IA. Ctl"- Virginia Reports, Vols. 4, 5 and G,
Washington 9 Vols,
The Virginia Cnses by Brorkcnbrough aud Holmes-2
Vols
Tate's Dgestcd Index Of tn" Virginia Reports,
Tate's Digit of the Laws of Virginia. Ga new edition
preparing adapted 10 the Code,)
Tate mercan Form Book,
fuckers Commentaries the LAWS of Virgnia-2
Nois: w.
Robin sons Folms
Robi lsons Practice. nov ii ts1
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T. f r NJ S
Real Estate at Auction.

Ill SELL. at Public Auction ION Friday the 18Th
,of hi. month ut 3 O'clock, Pm, ONE ACRE
0UND, situated brtweea 18th an l3th streets.
d on the Lynchburg and Salem turnpike, 264
Ing in the immediate neighbour nod OF a. B Pau.
M .tand. Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
W. s. JONES,
Ial18lec Akers e. DH0rd, Aueitoheers
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In PREsS-A HISTORY oF A suIr In

IN PKESS-A HISTORY OF A SUIT IN
EQUITY and Of an Action at Common Law, by A.
II Sands Esq, ConseIlor nj Law.
This work embraces minute account of all the stems
10 be taken in suit of Equity and action at Law
from their commencement 10 their termination also
The mod" Ut enforcing Judgments DEGREES, together
with the manner of appeals writs OF error. Sc &C.
Forms Of bills, answers and ,ecrees in Chancery; de-
rlafarions and judgments at Common Law and pleas
denulrers and repcations appended and CHIP
ter will he devoted specially to the practice in the I'M
ted Stutes Count. A. NORRIS,
Publisher D. Book seller,
nov hts Richmond Va.
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nry-Tcatc,
NJ. q CAREER, Oh.

THE parties interested in In, foregoing decree will
mkc nutice TINT have apponfcd Thursday, the 29t
day Of Deeembe next, M the storuhonae Of W. & j.
Dickinson in the county of Franklin the time aud pac.
Wherein To commence u,kng the account mentioned in
said decree, AT which me aud place, 10y o'eoekA NJ,
NIL creditors requested Ia attend wlh their vouchers.
court pnpers. und other evidence which may ho
sny establish their claims, prepared for settlement
10 Miw Jas PATTERSON. Gnin' L.
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FIRST ARRIVAL.

N T. w l. A l. l. G o o ID s.
Nv subscriber Inns just received, from New York and
L + indelphin. portion OF his FALL GooDs amongst
~heh moy be found elegant French work, handsome
Silks and other Dress Goods. Also. Gloves, Hosiery,
Nc. &C. In grent variety Please Gull and examine the
assortment.
sopSts GEO. NJ RUCKER.
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UABLE CITYPROPERTYFor

II
Sale.-rhe undersigned offers for sale the Houss
y Lot, on 9TH street ut present occupied by VIM. Nj.
Blackford, Esq + The house is comparatively new
has or rooms, with all necessary OUT houses and
fine garden attached
Apply to the undersigned, OF to Mr.. ID T. G Peters
ynchburg. AUSTIN NJ TREBLE
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Negroes Shoes,

'' Just received Il lot of Richmond Brogues. of
"' quality Also, a higli-quarter nuiled bottom
'' ,,''ape tor negro men, and large size coarse
aa $50 large supply of WOOL HATS.
-n y. SEABURY
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1nA SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT
lOU % do Ground Alum Salt,
For sa by
nyo,s WIN. A. MILLER.

no THE PEOPLE OF LyhCHOUTg'|
J. ADAMS K cos. Expresses offsr Daay Cerfai"
and Cheap facilities fer obtaining goods OF all descrlr
Iions from al PARTS of the United Suites.
We have secured Special Express PIiveleges "" ia"
swift and sure JImeso1a and Rodnohe l'avIns
New York. "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving IN h,el
,.nd Friday and Monday of each week. BY this line
we mr., prepared to lorwa goods of all descriptions nj
very low rates. Oar Express leaves Richmond daily
ner E1r,und and Davenp II line Of Packets
Goods delivered Free Of Porteroge.
o i,lard ex nr.ss per Great T. S Mail Lie, c. Y
,,es. "a heretofore to arrive in Richmond T~'ce d.
The well-known character of our house tor resl..s
bilit> and attention to interests OF our customer
warrants Us in saying that shippers will ma II 10 Tue"
a., orlcr ihrir Goods through "Adams d Go.
Express ~ ~ Nah, Aoeo,
or al, Lmchbure, Va.
n B.-Goods dispatched to all points where We "a''
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PHILIP w. PAYNE.
Dealer ia Fancy a staple ID Goods,

M AIN Street Lyn.hburg Vhginn, Store In
III Onrles new building, to nefly known w kyle's
bees leave To call the ntenting of his friends and
the public to his lnge md desirable stock of Spring and
summer goods. embracing every article usually kept nj
the dry goods line, which will be offered on terms
wheh cnnDot tail 10 please all who may good
goods Mt low pices. II ~ friends and the public
neslly rrqucs ed Gull aud examn. his Stock III
afford bin very much pleasure to exhibit it.
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MOOiRNIAN 4 MARTIN,

puDTC
RECEIVING D. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the sale of any and all kinds ofO ountry Produca
that may be sent to their One of u.s. agent
Mr. Royal will be the Rail Road Depot every dny ON
the arrival of Freight Cars for the purpose of receiving
and taking charge of any produce our care.
The closest attention givent the receipt md de,i,.
cry v hea 4, Corn or Oats.
Lett Shy mail or otherwise will be promptly attend
ed to- aug l2-dActs1
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IMPORTANT DISCONERi!
I'm TEN MINUTES -!

RELIEF IN TIN IHIIs - :. 9 A., -
DRYANS PL MoNIC WAfERs are T R.onrbi,i i"
- 1ie H,ar.,ness. Difficult Breathing, lncip'ehi
ooasan pr medicine and any child will take them
Thousands have been 'SrSd to h n@a rois a of a~
sing gle dose ,e.e Pnm, &c Wafers-the original ard
Ask Tor pf{ss stamped 'ryun Spurious kind are
Off" "sred for sale cent? Raa G"1 s' Y r%
ers generq.5y ' nv B WOOD, Richmond T. IT,
n nppPpr 81 eco. Peters'prg j. IL PATTERSON
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GROCERY, Conn snissiOn ~ Forwarding
a. SuN ESS

In NIL its branches Having mnde oxtens:e arrange
ment4 for SHIPPING g. FORWARDING Goods and
Produce 10 and from this pnce, he will be found ready
at nll times To accommodate those who mny favor him
with their patronage. His store will at nil times be
found supplied with every article suitable TO the
ol his customers.
Persons forwarding by this line will end II much
their advantage, he will all time. insure the great-
eat dispatch having Line Of Bateaur from This point.
running the river also direct line of Freight Boats
between buchanan, Lynrhburg mud Richmond nil Of
which nrs under The superntendance of experienced
md trust worthy managers, thereby rendering ii tho
fest and most expeditions line eenteriug this pl
EW'Thc subscriber will also purchase all kinds OF
Produce brought To This marie; giving all times
The best market price either in cash or Barter.
w. A. WHITE,