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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-04-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
Railroad Accident.

BALTIMORE, March 26.
An accident occurred or the B. d o. X.
r. at ) o'clock, yesterday p. ~, 20 miles
west Of Cumberland. The locomotive was
thrown off the track going round a carve,
and the cars were precipitated down the en-
bankment; they contained about so passen-
gers. The killed ara, Daniel Holt, of the
firm ofHoIt & Maltby; Saml Gist and child,
and a young lady unknown. A man named
Sattee, and Ii. A. Turner and family, of
Steubenville, o., were slightly injured.
A train left CUMBERLAND with Physicians
to attend the sufferers who will be brought
to Cumberland by the evening train. The
accident is said TO be unavoidable.
LATER.
The cars were p~recipitated 100 feet down
the embankment, and made four somersets.
There were 40 passengers in the two cars.
The following are dead:-Daniel Holt, of
Baltimore, Aufilla Sallie. supposed to be
from South Carolina, Louis Define, a French
emigrant returning home from California,
Richard Clayton, from Wellsburg, Va, a
young lady and middle aged gentleman sup
posed to be from Kentucky, a small step son
of Robert Murray. Supervisor on the Rail-
road, a child of Mr.. Geise, of st. Louis,
pm his way to New York, Giesp, st. Louis,
and lady are both much injured, and
with their three other children are now at
Cumberland.
STILL LATER.
CUMBERLAND, March &c P. NJ.
The express train frcm the scene of the
accident has just arrived. The following is
the list of wounded:--F. S. Close injured
severely in the back; Adam Zoel, of Rock
ingham. Va, injured slightly; George Cal
vet, of ~Fauquaier CO., Va, slightly; Adam
Ftoweree, OF Salem, Fauquier CO.. Va; II.
A. Turner, of Baltimore, late of Steubenville,
o., with his wife and four children are
bruised, burnt, DC, but it is believed they
will get well.
e. A. Travenner, of Alexander, Va, in
jured in the back, but not fatally. G. San
derS, of Shelby, Ky, severely burnt and
cut. DR.. Cadwallder, a merchant of Lou
isVille, thigh broken in three places, and in
Jured n the breast and otherwise danger
ously hurt. Gardener d Morris, breaks
22en are severely injured.
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900 Agents w anGed!
$1,000 A YEAR,

WANTED in every county Oftle United States
w active an cnterprising men, to engage in the sale
otsome of the best Books published in the country.
10 men OF good address, possessing a small capital OF
from S25 10 500, such inducements will be offered as
to enable them to make from 50 to $40 day profit.
RT-Ihe books published by us are all useful ~ their
character, extremely popular and command large
sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars address, postage paid3
DANIEL & GErX
Successors to w. A. Lcary 81 Co.
No. 1873, North Second Street, PHILADELPHIA.
December -. lS5l
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N Parasols we defy competition for beauty AM.
l. clleapness. Call and see them; also Umbrellas, a
good assortment. WIN uOGG Il co
april 6, 1883
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$500 CHALLENGE!

WHATEVER concerns the health and happiness
w OF a people is at all times OF the most valuable
Importance. ! take it for granted that every person
VIII dc all IN their power to save the lives oftheir
Children, and that every person " i'll endeayor to pro-
mote their own health at all sacrifices. deem it to
be my duty to soiomniy assure you that WORMS ac-
cording to the opiuion of the most celebrated physi-
ere the primary causes of large majority Of
tho diseases TO which children and adults are liable;
If you have ali appetite continually changeabIe from
one k1nd OF food to another. bad breath, pain in the
stomach. picking at the nose, hardness and fullnesa
OF the belly, dry cough, slow. fever, pulse irregular,
tina! al tEeso donctes Worms, and you
sbpuh Of Oron uunly tho ror,oI--
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The Indestructible Book.

AT a library party in Britain a gentleman
put a question that puzzled the whole COM
pany. 1t was: Surprising all the New
Testaments in the world had been destroyed
at the end of the third century, could their
contents have been recovered from the wri-
tings of the three first centuries? Lord
Hailes. who was. present, being quite an
antiquarian, began immediatly to collect and
examine the writers of those centuries, and
actually discovered the whole of the New
Testament, except some seven or eleven
verses, which he was satisfied could also be
discovered. God had thus provided a way
to preserve the gospel, even if tho early
enemies Of Christ had been successful in
their attempts to extirpate the book of God
from,the world,
CHEROKEE GoLD.-Prvale letters received
here, confirm the telegraphic accounts ofthe
discovery of gold inthe Cherokee Nation
-Four hundred persons were already at the
mines, and were realizing about one-fourth
Of an ounce of gold per day. The stampede
for the diggins will now begin regularly.
G-ABBY, KELLY, in one finer lectures, ex-
pressed strong faith in Providence ultimsteIy
coming to the aid Of the women, in their at
tempt to gain their right. CAN things are
possible with God" exclaimed the pious AB-
By!
Devil the Bit" responded an Irish list
ener, in a dsrk corner. "He's nd, able TO
make a man OFT Tyees!"
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Dissolutio Of Partnership.

E1IIlLLlPS & HAMILTON have by mutual con
L cent dissolved partnership. Persons indebted to
the firm will please call soon and pay. +. Hamilton
has moved his Boot and Shoe establishment to his
own house, Il few doors above Beall's Drug Store,
Phillip % continues in the Shoe and Grocery business.
at his old stand on the corner.
taIiZ. Frbruarv q 1852
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following sc-
~ counts have been filed in the Probate Court OF
Harrison county, Ohio, fer settlement:
The final account Of Amos Rose as executor al
Robert Rose deceased.
The account of Hamilton McFaddcn guardian OF
Elizabeth, David, Hester and Martha Pcrigo.
ne account ct Hamilton McEaddcn executor of
tt estate of Robert Henry, deceased.
And that the same ALL be s~cvornlly examined and
passed upon by the undersigned on the 9th day of
April next. b. w. VEIRS, Probate Judge.
March 80, 1853.
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Hobensack's Liver pills.

NJ pario of the system is more liable to disease IN
the Liver, ii serving as a flterer to purify the bIoo,.
Of Eielng the proper secretion of the bile; 80 that an.
action OF the Liver effects the other parts OF the syy
EN- and results varicusIy, Liver Complaint, Jaus-
every symptom thet might indicate a wrong acttch
-'' the Liver. These Pills being composed Of ROOF
and Plants furnished by nature to hoal tho sick: damts
iy, ls.t, an Eqrectorant, which augnrents the score.
notes tho discharge Of secreted matter. I'd. An Alo
terative, wqich changes in some inexpIicaqle man.
ner fine certain morbid action of the system. Sd. A
Tonic; which gives tone and strength to the nervous
system, renewing health and vigor to all parts Of Tie
body. 9TH. A Cathartic, which acts in perfect har.
mony with the other. ingredients, aud operating on
the Bowels, and cxpoA;Hg thh vl40lo, mascot corrupt
anu vitioted matter, and purifying tho blood, which
destroys the disease andrestores Health.
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FRESH TEAS.

pay and Empire State shawls, selling very ia ct
at S. & II. McFAHDEN'S
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20n rlEcEs OF rKINIs, an soloTs, ana pne.I

~ shSi NDDiAN.
DIM rlECES OF PKINIS, all colOrs, and prcts
~OO from ga cts. up to p, at Wood & Smiths.
Dress Silks, IN great variety; black, Clgangcahlr,
hams. Linen Bingham Robes. various colcrs, al the
store OF WOOD & SMITH.
lhlbIt and SILK Shawls, a good stock. 4 splendid
assortment Of silk handkerchief and Cravats, all
colors. trimming goods, I'll endless variety, consist
ing III part OF GImps, Fringes. silk Lace, Silk Vel
very, &c., &c. .Bonnetg. silk, Gimp and Straw, at
greatly reduced prices. Palm Leaf. Panama and
straw Hats. .ParusOls, Parusoleus and Sun Shades.
Umberella's, by the cart load Garnet Sacks, various
qualities and prices, at WOOD 4 SMITHS.
Saddlcry and Harness, Of all kinds, for sale cheap
at WOOD g. SMITHS Chcap Corner.
Family Flour for sale at all times, and = Wheel
barrow To lend at WOOD & SMITHS.
Qurcnswure and Glassware. a good stock, at
WOOD & SMITHS.
Wall and Window Paper, at WOOD 4 SMITHS.
Spinning Wheels, tDuyls'mukcD warranted 10 be
first rate. .Coiiee'MlIls, a good article at
WOOD x SMITHS.
GrsceTies-Tea, Coffee, Sugar and MOlasses. &c.
&c, at WOOD i SMITHS.
A good assortment Of Schools Books constantly on
hand at WOOL & SMITHS.
Brown and Blcached Muslin, all qualities and
prices, at WOOL Il SMITHS.
Hardware and Cutlery, consisting in part ofLocks.
Hinges, Screws and Nails, &c, &c., cheap. Forks
and Hoes, Corn Cutters and Brier Scylhes, ut
WOOD IL SMITHS.
10 O00 feet Of Oak and Poplar Boards and Scant-
ling; also. Oak Shingles at the Lumber Yard of
WOOD & SMITH.
Stone and Eartlrn Ware. At
WOOD & SMITHS Corner.
koSsuth Hgts, K, Ready do, Navy Blue and Oil
Cloth Cnps, mt WOOD SMITHS.
March y. lSSG
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ME are again receiving a choice lot of Teas
wv fresh and fragrant. The women say tho only
plses they eon get roviyifyinC Teas, is at
McFADDENs.
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The Tapec Worm.

This is tho most difficult Worm to destroy Of al
that invest tia, human system, it grows to almost IN.
definite length becoming so coiled and fastened in
sadly as to, cause st. Vitus Dance, Fits, etc, that
those afflicted seldom if ever suspect that il Is Tans
Worm hsstening them to an early grave. In order 70
destroy this Worm, a very energetic treatment must
pc pursued Il would therefore beproper to take from
8 to OF my Liver Pills so az 20 remove Ali obstruc.
tons, that the Worm Syrup may act direct upon ths
Worm, which must be taken in doses OF two table.
spoontults three times a day, these directions followed
stinnIe casa nfTnne Mnr1na
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To Females.

AZ uld4C6s
foawht lind these Pills an invaluable medicine In
many complaints to which you are subject. In oh.
structions either total or partial they have beer founl
OF inestlmable benefit, restoring their f~nnotiosial ar.
rangcnlents 70 a healthy action purifying. the blood
complaints which only arise from femsle irreeuIar;.
hes, as headache, g~iddiness, dimness of sirhi. nsin
in the side, back ,s.&e. 90 p@s"
Pricp Is cents.
Fer sale by JAMES BAKER. Wrheet,n.
DR.. Ill. KEYSER, PittsburgE
agents Tor Harrison eeTnty'--Joh Beall and WOOD
Il Smith, CadiE, L.. A.sKennard and Wm. ~. Nae
Athensi Lewis Russell Jefferson; ]. r. 81 W. Wnf.
son, J. I. Flanner anaJohn Romick, Harriayille; Wcra
4 Gutshall, NewRumloy Az. Croskey, New Mar.
keti las. Woeht Hanover; Jshn L. Cranihleti TAeeYn.
Vile; ]. Bradcn, charleston; X. z I. Hanna, Cross Roads,
Thomas Smith, Frecport; L. ]. Phipps & 90. Slnvr.
ma; A. jul Schneider Mooreield; s.Handersop. FFassk
lin J, 4, A. ITsggart, Tippecunoe; G. II Thompso0
Ih0mpgonvills.
July -. .lR52-ly:
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TARPETING, three ply. Brusscls Patterns, IN.
SSgrein, Venetian, aud Listing CarpetinG. Also,
Rugs, Mats, and Floor Clothing in good variety. at
S. & Ii. McEADnEN,S
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T'ANCY six Bunnets, boainiIuI trimmed I,o1;1e1s.
Il Silks, Ribbons, and Artificial Flowers, 10 behold
amounts to purchasing. 10 DO seen at
s. e. III McEADnEN.
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR
s 81

EK7E are now receiving so bbls. Molasses; 50 bbls
w Mackcrel; hds New Orleans Sugar; 25 bags
Coliee, to be sold very low for cash or trade.
April !, 1853 WIN HOGG & CO.
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CASH FOR HIDES AND SKINS.

7 VIE subscflbersw VIII pGT Cash tor HIDES aud Skins
i at the old stand ct ~S!cIamons & George, in Cadiz.
They have, aud intend keeping constantly on hand
all Kinds Of Leather and Skins, which they will sell
low for Cash, Hides and skins, aud good Bark.
GEORGE g. MOIlEY.
Cadiz, March 10, 1852.
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GA - -

IL.
and after the 15th December freight car arrang.
ed Tor she purpose, will be run with the mail train
daily Sundays excepted for the more speedv
taton OF milk butter fresh meats and other nerisbaba
artcies' ana OF packages of Merchandise Nc - n
, "A special agent Will accompany the car tn attend IN
the receipt and delivery of articles at the denots
Al artcies must be put up securely with their weight
ana destination marked thereon and be ia place before
'e atrva OF the train at the depots in the country
AlIcles 10 De transported from the Richmond Depot
mus oe sem there between A M and NJ accompa.
@ Wo tickets stating to what place they are to bs
sent oy wnom and to whom. lfthe articles received cor
win the tickets will be signed by the agen
a. ,e and delivered to the person bringing the ar
ticies' and the other retained by the agent ri 2
An agent will be in attendance at fhe Richmond A.
pot rom till M. for the delivery of articles
Drought bXthe Express cars e 1870 =
me ifegnt on all articles be paid in advance and
no article VIII be taken for any turn out,
gH ss,,x,x. Table of Rates.
.. I1uNkS, ROXES AND PACKAGES
single packages, not exceeding five pounds weight for
n III "i'o"i'cs, cts
a ef Weighing over five pounds and less than
my pounds, all distances ...-..........31 eta
fa snn weighing over fifty pounds and less than
Ar,;clas ,x :, a. SO cts
1>fueles exceeding 100 pounds in weight between
hcnnopa and Louisa H per 100 lbs. so cts
betWeeh Richmond and Gordoasvile per 100 lbs 60 cts
Do do do Mechum's river 100 lbs rs cts
BUTTER, LARD, DRESSED FOWLS AND FRESH
a.fs-lr MEATS sia s79 6Ils3a
cents per 100 lbs for all distances-ro charge TO be
ess than 1t cts. q 40 49, a5ss77 =" -
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Ks
% ou5nei. 2a cts
OYSTERS-By special agreement.
de 10. E: H. GILL, supt. transportation.
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r, !. !, \, BUCHANAN In TWO DAYS, in OUR MAIL
pGSkET BOATS, BY SCOTTSVItLE 4 LYNCH
nohdon and after the 10th, boats will leave Rich
mond daily Sunday excepted at the usual hour P NJ
AZ hours. "
Returning leave Buchanan at II, A. M, every day ex
Gept sundays arrive in Lynchburg at 81 P. NJ. leave
Lynchburg at r M and arrive in Richmondin So ours
tme 70 connect with the Norfolk boats leaving 81
NJ and the Southern and Northern Railroad cars eav
ing at M.
Passengers for Lexington connect with daily line
stages at North river returning leave Lexington every
except Sunday and arrive in Richmond in "A hours
Passengers for Farlnvle, fare So; Buckingham C. H.
are % 25 charlottesville fare 49, and Staunton fare 81
daysboats. 'NND u
Below see card of time of arrival at intermediates dis
tances. e''
leave RichInnnd dill. -a..saz.aI
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Or h Gnidren under twelve and three years Of
age, nan rates will be charged. person taken ap at
point not designated will be required to paw the charge
eare he last DESIGNATED point and desiring
eaVe the train at point designated will paw the
charge to the point next designated with this proyiso:
no person shall pay less than 25 for any dis
DOTH the points be regular stopping places 9th
erwlse the charge will not be less than so cepts.
d charge being made in the above rates for baggage
the Company will not be responsible for it, unless ia case
o. gross negligence on the of their agents and will
III no case pe responsible for SPECIE bills notes. jewell
gage. N'1,'' 1o
Passengers on the way wishing to be taken on the
cars should make signal if in the day with handke
en,el ana II IN the night with light frohe time the
tran is four hundred yards off until it reasles them 1t
Is pest however, for passengers if practicable to get in
stopping places in the of the
mai Deins too late the conductors are sometimes unable
to stop at other points en- the road A'''
:, Passengers wishing to be set down between depots
shoud notify the train Captain ofther wish soon after
leaving the previous depot Id
rassehgers are prohibited from standing the plat
form OF the cars getting out of the cars when in
motion. - = ~ ~ "e'' -
By order of the Board of Directors ~
ia g. w. MACMURDO Trea .urer
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RICHMOND AftD PETERSBURG RAILROAD
CHANGE: nv4 rsorsss


I'm and after Friday, October Ist the deuartsre
~ ofthe trains will be as follows:
Express train leaves Hicl nlond daily Sun
daysexcepted, at-..-....-..-....,--7 yclock A M
Leaves Petersburg daily, Sundays except
- So u o'clock p. nj
Mail train leaves Richmond daily, at. alo'clock p. M
leaves petersburg daily at--.- o'clock A. N
are, when tickets are procured at the office. 81 90
children over and not 2 years of age servants
ofice-halfprice " '''
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS the express
from Richmond will connect with the coal train for
clover HILL Ito which passenger will be attachedJ
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves 'f m richmond on Mondays Wednesdays
H. D. az 81 A. M,
FOR Fort altha whence it connects with the steam.
Doat Augusta Capt VIM. G. Smith, for Norfolk Ports.
mouth and the intermediate points
Fare to Norfolk, Portsmouth or Old Point a, oe
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
TWO passes so that be retained at the ticket
Office and it must be expressly stated on the that
they are permitted to go the or boat as the
may be. 'o"'' "S VIC e"'e
Sc ~ THOS. DODAM n
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
s 5 IEssg - - 6

VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD
OPENTO MECHUMS RIVER
Da1iyeach acay betceen Stanton and Richmond in f,,
teen hoMrs
4 IN and after Monday, 18th November leave Rich
- mond at 81 A. NJ. stopping for breakfast at the
Sunctioni and returning, leave Mechums river at III
M ana arrive In Richmond at 81 P NJ.
--,5 DAILY CONNECTIONS.
between charlottesville and Richmond, So 50
Do Lexington do do do. ?; IN
DO Culpeper G do do do 4 so
connecting with Orange and Alexandria Railroad =
=, 49,, TRiwEEKLY CONNECTIONS.
between Lynchburg and Richmond on MONDAYS We'd
nesday and Fridays going up. .-......$ 50
Do Guayandotte do do same DAYS going west 90 no
DO charleston (kanavha,) do same days
going west ---...-.-...........i 10 90
Do Buchanan do do same days going west 8 90
DO w estoa do do, on Tuesdays Thurslays
and Sundays, going west .ts - ia m
Our stages arrive at Staunton from Richmond at "a
Isl Day at Lexington at u NJ I'd day. and at Bever
90 VIM. p. PARRISH & co
"A line oifour horse coaches will leave Gordonsve for
New Market otter the arrival of the cars on Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, and return on Wednesday, ~
day and Sunday, [by Madison e HI -
Servants travelling without their masters must leave
pass with the ticket agent and also show another to the
conductor. '''o' " ''o
An extra charge will be made il passengers do not OBJ
IAN lioAe's' : e. H. GILL;
Superintendent of Transportation
w ashington passengers may 60 by the Junction
ana reach that city in twenty four hours from Staurton
taking the night line of the Richmond Frederick shurg
and Potomac Railroad Company
no IL K. H, GILL, Sup't TRANSPORTATION.
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fftfiE sbBsGh .gERs HAVE IN STORE shd ole
H. for sale on A. scnmodeting terms, viz, --.-
800 bhls. pt7nle Orleans Moasses lss ..if
% bbls. ClEfiiied Sugar, louisiana Refinery
% bhls. Orleans Granplated Sugar z-
$4,000 lbs Todds Family Bacon, hog round 81
200 Todds extra Family Hams
$50 Western do
200 kegs b rigs Family Lard
100 kegs Jour rendering Lard
as hhds. Western Sides
10000 lbs. do. Shoulders
300 boxes Hyde's Soap
100 do Fancy do
200 do Jackson's Candles
so do do Soap
200 bbls. Cincinnati Rectifed Whiskev
100 do OldRye (ls43) do
10 do do ns4l) do
SO do Jersey Apple Brandy
10 do do Peach do
80 half and Or. pipes Cognac Brandy. otard, Du
puy d Co, and other brands
25 bbls. Orleans Rum
l puncheon Antigua Rum
25 half pipes Spanish Port Wine
1870 boxes Caret Wine, approved brands
1000 reams Wrapping paper
100 kegs Beaty's Sporting Powder
CHAS II. WORTHM & co.
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Watches, iswelry and Fancy Goods

W atches, JeWelfy aHG Fancy Goods,
NOW OPENING AT THE NEW STORE,
No 1O6 Vain street,
- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
WATCHES, JE WELRE 81 FANCY GOODS
Ever brought to this market
HE subscriber having taken lease of the large store
40 lO6 Main street, for the purpose of permanently
establishing himself for the sale of Goods of the above
description and having great experience in importing
and dealing directly with the manufacturers enables him
to offer great bargains to city and country merchants
The assortment OF WATCHES will be kept co~splete,
and for quantity and quality in material and finish they
cannot be eXceled in any store in the country and
be confidently recommended. The assortment of JEW
ELRY will also be kept complete. The assortment OF
FANCY GOODS would take the whole of one of the
mammoth sheet newspapers to describe; suffice to saw
that the stock amounting to nearly 100000 viii be sold
at as low prices as be purchased in any of the Not
cities. Please call and examine goods aud prices
ELIAS HALE,
Importer, No LOG Main street
The Undersigned having engaged assistant to Mr.
Hale, will be happy to supply his friends and
acquaintances with such articles they may need in
his line, either by wholesale retail 1t scarcely ne
cessay to say that effort will be made to give pa
irons entire satisfaction.
fe % THOS. w. KEESEE:
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TX Fla DK MADE CLOTHING-SPRING
TRADE, lS53.-The subscribers are now re.
csslng tneir Spring stock Of Ready Made Clio hing to
Whcn they respectfully ask the attention of the Virginia
anu Notth oaIoina trade The long experience Of the
w senior partners In the manufacture of clothing Gu
NEE and wen made. We ask those who wish to pur.
chase, to examine the work and iit OF our stock
WIN other stocks ia the city-alI ask
iar tnaL Our assortment will consist of tbe uspsl
NH KEEN cHIIFS ID .rr,,,1.,
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THOS. w. KEEsEE;
THE SUBSCRIR nRS

ing ofevery description, Verandahs Tree Boxes Enco
put up in the best workmanke manner and cheap as
they can be procured at henorth.
All persons are orewarnednot to infringe right
for this State, the law will be enforced that do it.
j. f. BARNS Il BROTHER,
Corner Cary and 9th streets,
no 4-tf Richmond Va