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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10

The citizens of Lynchburg. irrespective o.
party, are requested to assemble 10 night al
Borrs's Musical Hall. (late End Presbyterian
church, to hear an address from MIR. WooT-
TON. the Wing candidate for Congress in This
District. Mr.. w. has taken an arduoos task
upon his hands. and it is the duty of his polit-
ical brethren to ence urage and strengthen him,
in It's performance. Give him a full house;
let him see that the Wings of Lynchburg can
be relied on; and he will go forth 10 the other
counties animated and hopeful.-ptepared to
battle with a stronger arm and a s'outer spirit
against Locofocoism, its errors, follies. faults
and crimes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10

to see the man and witness his n.,...-
gering the Harp. OF "a
BY the way-the Masonic Hall a.,
cannot a more commodious plsce = 700 small
del The Churches at the North v ere &c provi.
open to Jenny L;nd,-cannot a .i,n;Ia 'hrown
mont be extended to The English wasti eomIpli.
Those citizens who are studying ,hn
class ofmusic-lhe young ladies' y h. - higher
fecting themselves in vocalising. anJ are per.
Paitern-must not LEI the opportunity med a
the Bishop chant and render the ba.s,' 10 hear
%sitions, pass by unimproved. e'mpo'
II. TINS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10

Hon. N. P. Tallmadgc writes TO the Nation.
al Iutelligencer a letter expressing his firm be.
lief in the spiritual r%appings and other similar
demonstrations He says he has had frequent
communications from John c. Calhoun, Daniel
Webster, and Henry Clay. and that these CON-
munications are all Characteristic ofthelndividu
ais, some OF those from Mr.. Calhoun being,
"ho,h in style and sentiment, worthy of him in
his palmiest days in the United STATES Senate,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10

For the present and two or three last mum
hers of The DAILY VIRGINIAN our editorial lin.
lis have been curtailed by the space occupied
hy other manuscript matter. Our table is now
time. "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10
From the Richmond Wing.
An Extraordinary Freak Of Nature = Were

L Sdb "'"NF y StUh " ~ L
as Barnum
A man by the name of George w. Houston
living a short distance from this place, (Spar.
ta) has acow which has brought forth a mos,
calf. The calf is now two weeks
old, living and likely to live. 1t has two dis
timely formed mouths, four distinctly formed
%nostrlis. two tongs, and four eyes; and will, |
think, have four horns. In all other respects
ii is formed as usual, and is playful and a very
pretty calf. 1t eats very hearty with either
mouth. Some three or four hundred persons
have been to look at it, and all consider it a
worry great curiosity. Such a man as Barnum
could, have no doubt make a fortune by ex
hIbIting this calfas a show Mr.. Houston, to
whom 1t belongs, has no turn that way, and
would sell it, ifhe could get a fair prize, He
talks OF exhibiting it at Caroline County Court,
which takes place Oh the Sd Monday in jun
next.
A. S. BROADDUS.
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The New York Mirror has the following:
A prediction I'VE venture to predict that
in less than four years from this time,t the United
States of America will be engaged in war with
some foreign power, and that the Hon. Scion
Borland, Minister to Central America, will be
the principal cause.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10

Tha wings of the first Congressional District
have nominated l.. C II. Finney esq, of Acco
mac as their candidate fol the approaching e.
lection, in opposition to Jndge Bayly.. This is
the only district in the State in which the ger
~ mander lenves a majority and that a very
small one.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10

A Washington despatch to the New York
Courier says-"The revenue receipts from Bos
ton. New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New Orleans for the month of March, were FIVE
millions seven hundred and s%ixty-six thousand
dollars; for April four millions four hundred &
ninety.two thousand dollars;iotalfo for two month
ten millions one hundred & ffty-eight thousand
dollars, making an increase, from the year 1869
of two million four hundred and ninety thous-
and doll,rs, which is at the rate of thirty three
per cent. The revenues of the year from all
sources will exceed sixty millions of dollars"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10

The Hon. Alexander H. Stephens is to deliv
or u culogy on the life and services of Daniel
Webster, at Alabama, Georgia, on the Goth in
slant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10

ALEXANDRIA AND LYNcHBURo RAILROAD
The Board of Common Council Of Wash
ington have passed the jsInt resolution.submit-
ling TO the voters of thai city at the election TO
b. held on the first Monday in June next
whether the Corporation shall aid the Alexan-
dr'a and Orange Railroad Company by a sub
scription to the capital stock of the company
TO the amount of not exceeding six hundred
thousand dollars. FIVE hundred THOUSAND dol
lars of said subscription TO be applied towards
The extension of the Alexandra and Orange
Railroad from Gordonsville to ~Lynchburg,
and ane hund red thousand dollars To be appli-
ed to the construction of a lateral branch of
said railroad from Alexandra to Washington.
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AMUSEMENT.
H.TIMs.
M HALL

GREAT MUSICAL EVFNr
DROGRAMME OF Madam. -
4 D,ess and Cos mme CoAcert.-W r. n n n DisAop'.
Evening. tie ! In in-t.-Operatic Scenes IN 'DAl
costumes, popular Songs, tableaux, &c. splendid
MIR. BOCHSA.
Emphatically called throughout Eurone ~,
ofthe Harp" although having abandoned u.na e r"tler
in public, has consented to appear once moro PP,aying
it, before his retirement into private life. d Harp-
PROGRAMME.
- FART 1si-CONCERr
l. Cayatina-"Come per me Seren o. sonn..
= MADAME ANNA BISHOP 0@R"m.
2. Homage to my friend Tom Mooren-A Ri.
provisation on the Harp comprising Irish s,r,i I'm.
MR.. BOCHSA. ''''"''
3. English Ballad "Sweet Home"
- MADAME ANNA BISHOP =
4 March-HarP, composed in Paris. in I8oa
Emperor Napoleon's private concerts. "" tho
MR.. BOCHSA.
5. The Irish EmigIant-Ballad-"Im si,,;.n
stile, Mary" -" on the
BY MADAME ANNA BISHOP
6 Chansonettc ! rancaise "Je suis la Bavadoron
- MADAME ANNA BISHOP. 0'''8'
4
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LADIES g. CHILDRENS SHOE
TRUNKS! Trunks! Trunk,
COME SIS Ann RUIZ.

'OuE SIS AND BUB-'. Mr.. Seabury has
the prettiest Misses and Children's Shoes | ever
saw"-So he has my little darlings, more than a thou
sand Tair OF blue, green, black, white, purple, bronze
red, tan, and a heap of pretty colours. ma 9-ts]
)UMP-BOOtS and Gaiters-I have just
received another s.. pply of Miles splendid Pump
Boots. and lots OF fine dress shoes and G tiers for Gen
ilemen of taste-Call in. SEABURY
MAY 9-is
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DIR. KGHL,S
April ~.

ABY2sINIA IIINIURIs
For Colds. hjf.epsG. Cosiirness, Pf $. 4gec
tim If The Kidney ami Biaddtr. Gr.rti. Go
nouLeu, Ghefs, The Whites. Weakness, ana
other Female Compiainfs.
III For particulars see small bills.
l.ynchhurg. Va Oct. 8. 1851.
Din. j. Kun: Dear Sir, wrote you some
time since. hut received no answer. ] am most
happy 10 inform you, thai all of our last supply
of your Medicines have been disposed of and
have given great satisfaction. The demands FIR
the Abyssinia Hic,uvc and the GoiL.uine Rat
san, are daily increasing. aud will I've the mast
popular medicines of the day. Please send me a
fresh supply Immediately. Fra,ernaliy. yours.
T.. IA. ATKINSON.
For sale nv DR.. 8. ID. Schoolfiel, ID. Heart,
and Maj Thos. Howerton. Hillstnroush; Carr
& Watson. Chapel Hill; Cooke & M'Cradlens.
Tally Ho; DR.. d. p. Weir, Greensbrough; X.
]. Mitchell & Co, Oxford.
DR.. ]. KUHL n pASCHAL, Oxford, Princi-
pal Office for North Carolina. TO whom Agents
and others will dilect their orders for DR.. Kuhl's
Medicines. -
I May ls. 35-fyeow
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BRiNDRETH's PILLS.
Aa.,~isa, or Eairrgsrenf Of he Heart, Arte
re, p,i,x e. 6r

l,,~;,n or EaIrrye,ne,.f az me- Hearf. drfe-
ri.,, Piss, T.. &c.
,,,,o. ,;r,o., ,,set in Al
III .s s - n,,,ae freely AMI whom :
saa r - ~ &C the pills
pro .''' 80 liz ~ - s;ah, anil - !
~. y 80 49,, ~. aass. 4, hi. until The
p'ue "s 80. i. n.,ssJ rh;s s,,a.,s.l ~
e'"e" no - s,,a.h an,,;,s ne.,ar;s
= -. .,'n, 10 ! - ,res,ea 81 ,ha
sn' 'as :. 81 .,,hnnsh con.;Is,el ;n,ura.
~ ma ,,r,l nr,fes.on arc cured by Inc
p'e y Nc ai..,s'. Din. piles are cured ne
~ - M. r. $50. a,,,cLs Tho Ioses
p'~' =, IN - an, e., Eau niohts 10
= - - 49,. a. ~, Wh.neyer This
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HISTORY OF
NtlR1gla oAG ellNle

NUsgWE CAL c ILNEo
'1NHIS great work. by COL WnskIxH. will he
- ready for deIisery in few days. The sub
scribefs having contracted, with the author. for
the sale and delivery Of the said work. foI all the
Counties and Towns embraced in the 4 st, 3D.
81, 4sh and 5th Judicial Circuits. (exccpi IA.
leigh and three or four counties in the 5ih cir.
cult would inform his friends and subscribers.
that the distribution Of the work will commence
this month. Any person wishing the work can
procure il from the subscriber. Price 10 subscri-
bcrs $500, non-subsrrihers s2:25. 4
Religious. Literary, Temperance and School
Book s,(or Sale.
Also, Teneral Collecting Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
HiIlshorough. Nov. 3. 1851. 0s-
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ARE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING THEIE
Stock OF spring and summer
er3 I'D GID ,aiEs SO

81 Ss
selected with great care in the Nor'hesn market
and consisting Of almost every s,..iicIc usual,
kept in country store; all OF which the, olIel
for sale al very low rates.
All they desire Of the public is Ia examine
their assortment before purchasing elsewhere
feeling confident they can please in quality aud
price.
GrCountry made James and almost any coun.
try Produce, taken in exchange for Goods.
WM., NELSON,
VIM. PAUL.
An,;i 81 az
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THE HILLSHoRcUGH RECORDER.
IspuBLisnEp wEEKLy

BY DENNIS HEARTTs & SON.
TerniS.-Two Dollars year, if paid ~ az.
vance; Two Dollars and fifty Cents, il noi pad
within three months; or 7 hrec Dollars, il DELAYED
until after the expiration of the year.
No paper will be discontinued until all arrears.
ges are paid. unless al the option Of Tie ulisLeIf
Hereafter no paper will be sent 10 nt~ All
scr'hei out OF this state unless pa, ntntis made ID
advance, or some person IN the state will tecon
responsible to the editions; ard IN no case uilltle
paper be sent to suhscrl CT out OF the stale fef
more than two years without PAYMENT.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents ior
each subsequent insertion longer ones IN pro.
portion. Court advertisements TWENTY-FIVE ~
cent higher. A deduction OF one-third will 10
made to advertisers blythe year.
Advertising Rates for Tie Recorder.
Ono dollar per square &c Iines) for tic fr''
insertion, and 25, cents for each contiiuaEce.
Z, Deductions made in fsvossf stsndiie ad'sr'
isemcn.e.
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SHOES sHoEs!!

Black and Colorrd CATERS
and LFGAITERs. from Mile.
~ & Son. Philsdelphis.
Cloth Caters and Half Caters, from Robinson
& Co, Philadelphia.
Boo,ees for Ladies. Misses and Children.
Also good assortment Of Boots. Lined and
Bound Shoes, and Brogans. Just received al
LONG & WEBB'S.
October Q. o.
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i Gus e q n d L c is
near llillsbO.Ough,
FOR SALE OR RENT.

|KsHE House and Lot where the late Priesily
n. Mangumresided, near illsborough, on
tho Oxford road, is offered for sale or rent. The
House is pleasant, situated. and though not
withln.the corporation. is sufficiently near to en-.
JOY the advantages Of the town. The lot has on
iiall the necessary out houses. good we'll, and
garden. 4 lo adjoining, containing about
three acres, will also be sold with the other pre-
miscs.
For terms, apply to Stephen Moore esq. Hills
borongh.
December g.. Al
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cNRp

nR D. r. Long. iaisalius : faasrs e =
~ ssls his aairaiasa - ahe E.asr'ars al NrAl.
sins. a. saaplls silasl - az Fs.'ss@aa.'
Dsusaa<r =. ss-
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GI10 slkII So
and some Dry Goods;

ALSO.
Some BarOurhes. Bnggies, Carryalls, and Wa.
sOns; also Saddles, and Harness Of
different kinds,
PINE LUMBER. AND SHINGLES.
The undersigned will attend to repairs Of all
sorts IN the, line with neatness and dispatch.
In excis'ge for the above mentioned articles
willhe Corn. Wheat Flaxseed, Feathers,
or good b orses. at market prices.
HURDLE d HURDLE.
October 6. 03-
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Cabinet Making.


re Subscriber would respectful, inform III,
= citizens Il liillsborough and the public &c
morally that he has on hand at his shop on Chur
ton street due ives, f,.m the ruurl-house, a ,ari
ely Of excellent Furniture, and thai be- is prcpar
ed to manuiacilrc,in the best style, all article,
in his line, such as
BUREAUS, Of Wild Cherry and Wal.
SlDEB0ARDS, Of Wild Cherry Nal.
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, Of every style.
BEDSIEADs, Of Maple and Cum.
TABLES, Of all kinds.
WARDROBEs. Portable and Station
arv.
ICOfFlNS, from Common to the ges,
Style, &c. &c.
He promises that his work shall be faithfully
executed. aud at very low prices, and hopes thai
he will receive due encourage ntnt from gene
rous public.
All kinds of Timber used in Cabinet Work.
such as Walnut, Cheny, Poplar Birch and Ma
pie, will be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from n distance will be thankfully 70.
cei,ed, and prompt, attended 10.
RICHARD MAYO. q
Apritlo. 79-l
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=. r. NASH,

BOOK : PIANO FORTE ey1LL.R,
Petersburg Va,
.VILL keep constantly on hand large snd
well selec,el stock o. goods in his line
aud PROPOSES, during his Contemplated nip To the
North, TO make Il siill more complete. Herx-
poets 10 sell At such prices. and TO give such PR
sonal attention TO business as may merit con.
iinnapce OF former patronage.
July IL. 1852. a.
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R.fLL .f.rD WHITE
FASHIONS 81

VI
HAVING jus, rst1lard iEon he NeFth. an
"A ss~ tecsisins ssaek Il GooAs nnsasP-s'-
ztls il n, hhs q husinr<s. M o~@ p<fs~Ass
asiensian sss sisrn 10 lks p1Iehs-< a safs
erfssit. sseh q -hi<h ' n ss isand q nc ssss
ttsi su.iity.
c<s.slen.en rsa be stpplird wish lhs Ven Bed
nsi<Eals ios COATS. VESTS. PANTS. Ae-
zpd sas 6enilsmsn fasasing ns wish he sns-
teia. nav srsl sssursd al e. sa<s snd cs@fiFi-
aLis. - ne ssme lime shss his rkrsea shah os
81 otf 10 he hrsi s1sanisess fsr l slsdy ias
n.en a. ~s.l - do he nsssaSe. i.
Ny prizes sill always he ~ reszonshle - me
col 81 he kca mairfisls ~ill atndi a; ny %
jeei nos being 10 nIdsrssll any one els<. hul d
give rnsIe ssfi<iscfion % ihore who Psifenir'
ne. Tomaks'uP these materials OH Away
have The tesi voTkfntn that can he procured.
With many thanks ler AWwf fasors. respect
fully reqsssi nv friends 81 Ne public. % d
jo<sire re themselves. hy r5niinung 10 lr,R sheu
Es~. GIsss. Beauty and cemlon are fequired
heir Old friend and very OH ssvt.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL. !
n. B Cutting done 10 the latest, o
AMI srHKR fashion, .i<he customary prines
oelol<rlssN ST.
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a. 1A- - ~
H.
-
49, Nj ii -
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0nneO0W 0e0RO0 Al
VnS H0 FEOI
- - esss -
CoGGu4 COILS, o0lkSExESx
DRoACnlTlS, WuooPiAe-coFcn.
|. CneVP, ASTHMA. lxp
49, C0NXMPTfAV-
An6 s5 70 nr<fs 1fss - LenSs flrnc
<fsA sFes. 90 tFs<s ~ sssf. rt.-~< ssef sksAasf
lsct. sns ff< l'uh nfrs.I fAsA e ~ ssssi snd
fts i<sJ fA<s<g ~ ~r9i0n<s
L Hefx q top< fcf he psrk reros5ed lanx "a
.aa ever, wear "a, ne~ pro,f a. d. -
1 q - -
s--' f' ~-r -
as me''ea' ssaenes c''esss" and des'gnziss
the remedies nsEsrs has sissa. one ny one. IA.
diseases 'Aa' sf'iirs our ses ,ieh seshs sonirsl
ofsrt. OF Al the maIsdies ~esufsf from, nsns
has esrieJ n,ore sissims 10 an uusin<h x,.,.
1 a., f..,s,.,., 49,, "a ts.sr.,.. sa.
no
give <o"e es"fnes 'n.' 'h's 700 mag he cured.
and that Pnlmensiy Complaints. il all lheir
i forms. mas lc removed hy unrsnr Prer..
$50 ! a, .at ~ nj, =. a.. ,.,.,.,;-.
' -!
p1"po"'on ~ 'he eAo " mas sn~oed' hrt iAs
Asent b<Iow neE,sd. viii furnish our cnrulsr.
Eee, sheron are foil rsriculsgS aud indi,I uisl,s
proofs Of lhese fsels.
sui,s,en read and ioJr< fos ,our~<,,..
n $3.50 -,
fci Iiiuehhs tha hheVI7he tcten.
n Nashville. Tenn, June &c. issl.
Al Sir: have repeatedly used yo1r Chsrp Pee
isral Coz Nhscfang Cough and infusnrs. and
have no hesi,silon IN prslaaencing Il crmpl,e
4 rrmedy. -Four u my ch.ldien have been sfae.
ted wiih lhssf difeases. andthe free use a ihs
Peeioral has slzsss sfsidfd sinsosl in'isIl ne.
! lief. JAMES GLOVER.
We sitest the truth 81 The above sisisnsIi.
al NJ. Me6lNTY, Editor Of The
Nsshsijle Whix.
: J. M.ZIMMERMAN, Drursisi.
IA, !. rorsrmn,;,, .r,r.h
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~, ,s;ss rh. 49,, hss' '.'sl
n@s..s'' - - ~ .ss~N'. ah''i
e -. 80 s,.,:,,,' A. 80
A WIN LANES M.csxnrrss
rh;. ae,,. .. -. 49,
MI -, 1870, - Co.. n p1.,
nman,' ~. y, apni ~ 1855
d. niin' LOWELL pear or; have ior ,sss
Deen anle'eo @i'n as'nma ~ me worst iclm, 50
. 'ha' nave oesh oohseo 70 s'eep IN my char ior
aa'ee, par y 'hs nme' pe'ng unable 70 hfesihs
on o.! .eo' mao '''so great many incidence,
~ fusPose, uh'i' ny lh,s,eish presented Is
an ealfnmsn'' you, enet,s iee'o'si. -.
=, h's' se.Hss'o maze ne "ofsei pui IN
ess 'nsh WEEK pesan 70 eArsihnee 'he most
s'suenR 'rns' n0n' We .se sbo now, IN Hour
$3.50 ''e ',es ~ 'y "mo'sa' uh
sp"n NY W. WIN 'hi'o't, aho eiJoy hs'e
~ heahn "nsh my Sr ne,n sspee.u 70 snloJ.
a c nhns,'
' .""s'o'"s "s''hsh'.
!; from ht frtaoenf q dnshfra eofkge, I'd.
= nara Hhfchetts, ". ~ IL. ~, &C.
I. J. Z. Aver. cir: have used your Cherry
~, = =, ~" -. = Ps','a n.o.eNi'
a., !; :. ~ ~
- ,.s,';a, s.ai -. -, Ia" ~ 'ne 'n'
s 81" ''o..''s' o'n'u""s, "!
ssi ,;,'a' '.s,a''.,' Gun ps =, ~
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lust Received. at the Drug Store, DR.. D.
Bardotte's Vermifuge Sugar Drops. warrants
ed without Mercury. They have proved in all
caes quick snd certain remrdy for WORMS.
Juae ~. - --al
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HORTO MS POE MS.
A FEW Copies OF the Poems of George Hor-
- ton, the coiored Bard Of Chapel Hill, con-
tanning also sketch of his life written by him
self. may behad at this Office. Price 25cenis,
Mach 9th, 25-
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s II OES',

; II OES!
N E are receiving,san will kccp'a good az,
soIiment Of Ladies' slippers, Walking
Shoes. and Shoctces. Also Misses and lhi..
dren's Shoes Of the best mike.
LONG 4 WEBB.
April 81. 81
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
tIGARS, all qualities; another lot Of Extra
- Cheese; one chest Imperial Tea.
Also. Bardoiie's Sugar Drops. for Worms;
Gray's Ointment; Renovating Liquid Cor cleans
ing Metals; Woodwsrd's Fayetteville Blacking.
LONG & WEBB.
June 90. d.
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FARO. /. FREEhsND having permanently
himsalf in HilIsb,raugh. offers his
sryices 10 the public.
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Look Here!

vNHE ubscrhcrs wouldinformthe public. Oh al
= they still continue TO 10 husinessat I he old
Stand, (Walnui Grave. eign miles North Of
Hillshorough, where they keep on hand good
assortment OF
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IsHE undersigned. having formed co-pan
- nership in the Mercantile Business in Ill,
own Of HiIIsboroueh. under the style Of
NELSON & PAUL,
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Nashville. Tsnn., June &c, lssl.
Sir; ] have repeatedly used year Chsrp Fee.
israI Cor Nhsoiing Cough aid infusnrs. and
have no hesilslion Ia pralaenring Il crm.pl,ie
rrmedy. -Four u my ek.ldien have been siHs.
ted Nth lhnf difeases. andthe free use q The
Pectoral has slss,s liisIjed slnsosI infant rs.
lief JAMES GLOVER.
We sstesi the truth 81 The above slsl.naIi.
NJ. Me6lNTY, Editor Of he
NsshsiIle Whix.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-08
no CONTRACTORS.
: SUPERIHTENpENT's OFFICE,


s.aso a91iE3 NoRFoEK, Va, December q, 1852. .
I N conformity with Instructions from the Secre-
Il tary OF the Treasury, proposals will be received
at this Office for the construction of the new Gus
ln-House at Norfolk, according to plans and
specifications prepared by A. B. Young, ESQ.,, Su-
pefyising Architect, until twelve O'Clock on the
Sd day of February, 1858, said proposals to con
for each part, the Department reserving the right
10 contract either way to 1t may seem desirable
The Department also reserves the right Of accept
ing the bid or bids which under all the circum-
stances shall appear most favorable to the interests
of the Government, of not contracting at ALL in
the proposals with the incidental expenses
attending the construction Of the building shall
exceed the appropriations at its DISPOSAL. Seyx
efity I'VE per cent. of the amount of the work done
and materials furnished according to the cen
tract, said amountto be ascertained by the esti
mate Of the Superintendent, will be paid every
thirty days, the twenty five per cent to be retained
until the completion Of the building and its accept
ance by the Government. Every proposal must
be accom- panied BY written guaranty, signed by
two responsible persons, to the effect that they
un ana that the party or parties making it
Wll II hls or their offer be accepted, enter into
sum of twenty five thousand dollars for the faith
full execution OF the work, and, offer will be
considered, unless accompanied by such guaranty.
Flans end specifications of the building will be
furnished either by the Department at Washing
tons or iy the Superintendent in this city, and also
blank forms for the bids. The proposals will be
opened zby the Superintendent and the Collector
of the Customs at twelve O'Clock on the day sucr
ceeding the expiration of the time for receiving
them, in the presence Of the bidders, if they or
any pf them shall be present: .,1L a IS
sag.s " Superintendent of New Custom House
so, - Roanoke Square, Norfolk, Va.
re-! Dec Is = 2awtFebl