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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05
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rT<lin Exsrutlvs beatt ~ Mauaesvs, speslnt.
j = - MaNhalj lslee NJ. -, susIsssss u
lhs psAtis that ~ sSsh serat1eef ~ lsathss(
will eemmwnce - Tho fiput Uon3av + ~.
rusry, uades sts charge 81 ~ vasutly ~
Teachers, 10 wit:
Rev. Tmo, D. WiLsss, Prrsf3esf
Mrs. II. D. Lacy, Vice PriarsIsi
Miss Eliza Nuaros, Erimssx LspsrtRseaf.
Miss AaAAxLLA JExxKTr Juxx, Mime Pisms
Draaisg snJ Fancy Word
csurss u Study. Aaa oAsssss pr 80
Sea, Tweaty Weeks.
Primary DrrAgrAKsT.-Orthogrr
Reading, and writing, PER session Of
five months, $40 00
SKcoxp JUNIOR Class Elementary les
sou. IN Arithmetic, Grammar, O.
grapby, Natural Philosophy, rhsi-
ology, and History - ola 80
Fiasr JoSion CLAss--rngli-h Grar,-
mar, Geography, Arithmetic eontin-
uod, Natural Philosophy, Waits on
the Mind. Botany, Geology, M,thsi
ihoioay, aud History. SIS 90
Nipp-F CLAss.--Chcmlssry Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science, Mental PHI
losophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
Political and Domestic Economy,
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient aud
Modern Languages commenced. sac 90
SENIOR cLA-s.--Ancicai ahd Modern
Languages completed, Geometry.
Trgunometry, and arrsew cfiorm-
er studies cas- 90
Composition throughout the course.
extra incidental expense for =,
per session ~ M
Drawing and Painting, each SI 400
Embroidery and WaA Work, each 90
Instrumental Music. S-0 0I
Use of Piano extra g. Nl
Tuiion payable al the end ofeaeh sss-l
Pupils VIII be charged from the tine ~ eva
trance, until the close of the session. Neluc
tons made for proiracied sickness.
~ ur. job. Taylor ha. oPcncd a, Nardinl
House near the Institute, i0r the nee 1n,n.9dl-
ton Of Young Ladies.
Jan Z, 1854, n3T II.
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.ycfycrs0m Hotel.

.JcHcrsOM Hotel.
50 THE undersigned having rented this
Ei,: i.vsr,,c Hotter. for the prescu, year.
.E.l respectfully solicit- from the citizens of
Jcii.rsoa aud the travelling public generally, a
liberal share OF patronage. The rooms ere
large, pleasant. and commodious, and the house
situated in the central portion OF the town.
They have experienced cooks ard H,ienliy.
servants. and The comfort Of boardef- Will be-
especially attended to by the prcprietors. Mt.
NJ melb's Livery Stable il attached {" the
premises, which always contains plenty OF
prosendcr sud faithful os,lers. IL line, il is
their Intention to make one Of the bes. Hotels
IN Texas.
.rArfs OF CHANGES.
Board and Lodging per day --s l so
week 90
month 40 GO
Board without lodsins per month Is 90
Bosrder- 1il, he required to settle at the ex.
piraiion Of the week or aap.lh. the ease
may be. Persons without baggage will ia all
cases be required TO pay in advance.
J. ". KEMP.
EliX JACKSON.
Jan. -, 1853.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

bishop Ives Of North Carolina. has
written a letter 20 the Convention of his
Diocese, giving his reasons for joining the
Catholic Church at least so SAYS wri
ter in the New York Times, who signs
himself One of the Clergy c. North
Carolina
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05
administration Notice.

r ETTERS of administration were granted
] 4 10 the undersigned. on the estate Of }. X.
1ankcrsly, deceased, on the 27ll day OF De-
ccniler. is52 by the county cnsri pertaining
to estates irr Harrison county, Texas. This Is,
therefore. to give r",ce to all persons having
claims against said estate TO pr~scht'hem within
the time prescribed ~ law, duly authenticated
and those Indebted to ihs same 10 make iinme.
date payment.
T.. J. TANkEKsLI. Adm'x
inn %. 1853 n30-tit
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

The river at this point is still reccdiog (;
but there Is plenty OF water for the largest
boats in the trade to ascend and descend
Above, we learn, it has fallen se low n, 10
render navigation to Fulton difficult. Re.
cent rains. however, the Washington Tele.
graph of the goth ult, states, have created
" rise III Lutte River, which moy cansc a
resumption OF navigation in the upper river.
South Western.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

TINS R,rr.--The war department has
extended the timc for receiving proposals
TO remove the raft out Of Red River, until
the FIRST Of April. Some slight alteration
has also been Inado IL ,ke.manner in which
tho work is to he done. South Western
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05
TffE STATE or yEyAS.

County OF Harrison.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Thomas u.
~ Dgleshy, administrator Of the estate of
Sarah Ann Olflesby, deceased, has flied his ne.
counts with said estate, IN this Office, for
hnal sel,lxment thereof and tina, they Viii be
opened fN examination and allowance, at the
nest term OF said court. Ia be held on the has.
MONDAY IN February .n.t, 1888, when ami where
all persons interested may attend sad cont. Il
them Il they think proper.
liz order Of said eon't
o. iIENDRlCk. Ci'k.
Feb ., 1888. u3i-'u.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

Tmn Acnric ExrLoRl~e EXPEDITION
II. Henry CrinneIl will have his second
bp~dition, for the search OF Sir John
tanklin. ready about the middle Of next
Ipril. Il will consist Of the brig Advance,
Aich formed part Of the first expedition.
- will no manned by = crew Of picked
hsa, under the command Of DR.. Kane, u,
! n, and be amply provided with sl.dges
nd lndis rubber boots, with which 10 pen.
nate into the frozen regions.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

A law imposing a penalty Of 500 upon
hy person circulating bills under 80, OF
Ay bank out Of the State. went into ope'
ation on the. ii,h inst. in Alabsms. II is
>ot necessary for conviction to describe
y bill proof that on its iace it pnrpor's to
issued by tho authority OF any other
late. or county, or by any bank, or cofpo-
ltion out Of the State. is sufficient With
u any thing further.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

M King viii proceed To Santa Cruz IN
stead Of Havana, IN consequence OF the
prevalence OF the small poS IN the latter
city.
Intelligence hasheen received of the lib.
Grafton ol Capt. Gray, OF the brig Suffolk,
bv the authorities OF Havana.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

Baltimore. Jan. ls.-'l'he i,ll in the
or to call on, volunteers Tor the purpose
IF forcing the removal OF the Indians rom
the State. has finally passed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

~ Issisaooa - 9saas nanpe.A.
The Aastis Sosth Western Amsries an ION.
tsiss very interesting comms ssion on
he sutAess Of thIs railroad which il prs.
ssdsd viii ~ following remarks by tho
editor:
"'fhs communication below. on the sub.
jet Of this road. is quite interesting 10 the
iris"ds Of internal improvement. We are
in favor Of any railroad project having a
rrospsct OF constructing a road across The
State from east to vest. Before this. all
other schemes now engaging the attention
OF the public, sink into insgnifcanc.. The
advantages resulting from the completion
OF such n road are incidentally greater
than The whole Of those which could. by nny
probability, be derived from the sum total
OF all Others. There is no good rcsso,
why the different companies conicmpla,in.
TO consirnc, II trupk.road across the State
should not unite their efforts. capital. and
energies, for the consumnation of so great
work.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

Great excitement prevailed in Concord
= 'hs receipt Of the intelligence OF the
eslsncholy accident which occurred to
IN. Pierce and family, on the railroad near
sdovss The Legislature on hearing OF it,
Assdistsly sdjourned. Such = mark Of
psetfsl regret was highly eseditablo to
y Representatives assembled.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

The best cigars made in Havana called
Komas, are WORTH in that city, at the lac
tory sl50 per thousand. They could mol
be sold ia this country much andeF 'orty
cents each.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

The coronation carriage has been com
mandcd ut Ehrler's. the great coaehn'~ker.
Some idea OF It's splendor may be formed
from It's cost, POO, 0O0i--s 10000.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

v1uAt nVSSSh s~s Ass ~ -
IKE ClneInn..ius of old "tscLl joe has
l been called from thc plough ana the sweets
Of private life to a pgblc station. IN other
words, he has taken charge again of the
l'iaai,ra iioiei. and as be hss made some re-
pairs IN THIS well SHOWN housg, and Is about
making others OF az important character, hc
la, The confidence to heiiese9 llat u w.l shortly
be infrri~r to u" hou~e IL the eouuiU. Per.
baps !, Il fortunate thai he has again consented
TO take charge OF tits hon~c for his chickens
and ducs., ,urkies and pigs; eggs sfsi butter,
Sc, Sc, had become y. numerous and isenii-
"a, TIA, be was puzzled as 10 what he should
do With l,- -iock on hand. This superaha ns'-
anee Of II. good things OF lille is to be al.
trihutsd eatirel, To the arrangement al his cid
lady, ~hv, as usual, will preside over his table.
Nc =, here il a chance Tor travellers and epseurcs
10 assist him in eating UP his stock in trade
Persons .iopping at hrs honsc viii find clean
beds. good fare, and attentive aerv~nts; and
NAV feel eoni.dcu, that their horses win receive
e,crs attention required.
Ills prices viii be made to suit the tines
For further information, p~rayns are requested
TO cal. and Judge for themselves.
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
Jan. a. 1854, n?7-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

SrrauuoArsI.nsr.--'ihe steamboat W.
L. Nioletse, was destroyed by fire, on the
9Th ut. at the mouth of Red River. The
steamer swallow. Capt. Wade, heavily
laden from Cincinnati. for New orleans,
was run Into on the night OF the 25th, OPP
posite Bonnet Care, BY the Edw. Howard,
bound ~ tina, river. The swallow suHk
ia few minutes \ boy was drowned.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05
Tremendous gaes have recently swe

Tremendous gales have recently swept
the Atlantic, rendering the efforts OF the
most powerful steamships to make head
way agaiss, them almost Intellectual, The
steamers which left England during the
month Of December suffered most severely,
Captain \ye, Of the Pacific, speaks OF the
voyage just completed as the worst lac ever
made.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

County of Harrison.
Notice /. hereby gwen that Christopher
~ Ellis, administrator of the estate Of
John Smark, deceased, hs- filed bis acceunts
with said estate IN this Office for the final SET
llomcni thereof and that they wall be opened
for examination and allowance at the next
term of The county court pertaining Ia e..
taie., for Harrison coui1y. Texas, to be held
on the last Monday IN February. 1853, when
and where all persons interested may attend
ani contest them if they think proper.
Dy order of said court.
O. HENDRICk, Crk.
Feb >, 1853. n3i-it
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

L,aroR L.w--An election on the license
question took place ut Alexandra. La, on
the 18th ult. The result was for no H.
cence 81; for licence. "a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

Croxc,, I.,Nps.--One hundred ,hous-
and acres Of |pnd in the south wes'fr"
part of eeorgis. 1ere advertised IN Ne"
York paper for sale at one dollar an acre
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

After the i,h OF March. Mr.. Fillmore. It
il sad, will 90 to Buffalo. by way OF Ha
yana New Orleans, aud the West
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

Myx,co.--The revolutionists have tr'
umphed--Aris,a resigned the presidency
and leit tho city Of Mexico.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

ANrI>LrMnoNIsM.-Mr. u. u. TAYLOR,
OF New fo'k, has given notice of his ia
icnsion to introduce bill into the State
Legislature, allowing the owners of slaves
to pass through the State, or reside tempo
rarily therein, with their property. The
abolition prints are thuch chagrined by the
proceeding, which they call an attempt at
re'eAablishiog slavery in the North. Pro
tec':ng man from being plundcred they
regard as highly unconstitutional; and be.
lievng Ia modification OF Proudhom's
d9c'-'e, tina; property is robbery" they
roarui M cF'c' to cheek the further prog
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05
BOARDING.

- MRS. SIMS, late Of tho aMrahail
Ey Hotel. would respectfully inform hes
I3H friends and the public that abe ~
open.si Pvss~ss Hssyas.g iiopse, IN the hease
formssly essspisd BY Mrs.. nasns'de as rehoo:
hoase. Blse will sndeasef 10 keep good
heuee. spd will ~ her besa exsFtions 10 please
,ho,s no NAV raesunixe her Hhc hopes to
receive rsascnakis share, At least. Of the pub
IN patronage.
lnu. ~. 1o04
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sEw lDygKTisEMENTs.

aaa'z @---7
r w. P1rKlN, Dealer in tsres''ss, ~
81 tjoods, CifAirg. IRON, Nails, 70. g..
Dallas street, Nlb4sos. Texas (Nsxt@ssW
Dr.. Pugh's lHx1 ospes) q
Feb, 5, lo63. ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

The srress Of some supposed fugitive
slaves in Chcster, Pa, has caused cons'a''
rabls excitement.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

y
~ ENERAi. sehnissais ard retail GrNrr,
N Receis'ag ard Foraray'iry MtT~hsM,
Commerce street, opposite steamboat lnseeo
Shreveport In, will give r'Eiei atisis,sa t. ~
business entrusted to has care.
Constantly Oh hand = large and well 4elegksd
stock Of plantation aud ,liI.iiy groceries, Walsh
ara offered clsag fos rsss----alnonE which ~
sugars, teas, fish pork, lard. oils, eutts, cAtee-
late spices, beef, butter, traits. candies. -
pickles, bleon, cheese, syfiaps. mo'assss, seafss
iiouf. hams. rice hardware. tobacco eass
powders. shot, lead. starch sc.
The highest rrlee paid Ter cotton, hsoess ~
tries. and bvss~as.
Stranger. sre ias,ed 70 sivo me - -
examine for themselves
III Orders for the surrounding county ~.
falls and promptly attended 10.
May l. 1859. 80
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

The Japanese army consists 81 ;No, o"
infantry, and 10000 cavalry.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

all likely la8I 7-ITltI10rs. WI aII.T lI-u
selves of TIE hospital. .poi.oNs 800 BE-
iae New York people have eAn.hi'ei ia
wards the negroes, as probably they viii
consider It more wise and convenient to
keep their slaves at home.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

Tho fops's Nsncio. 6iensv G sribaldi,
s.'ssd % Recognise NJ - III. = En
pssos.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

y. B-itis stable il attached to the Jeiier-
son Hotel, ami travellers stopping a, this dcsir
able House will find their horses IN his care.
K. ". NESMIIH.
Jefferson. Texas. Feb. 5. 1853. ~
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u Ner-ons can De furnished va Ul7177
baggics, hacks, and carriages. at The 'ao''e--
notice.
MARSHALL. Aug. -, 1853 90
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

An earthquake was felt a. M''ledse'.ils
Georgia, on the sth instant
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-02-05

The North.Wea frontier Of India hs'
again rsvolssd.
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: stt.sss. 4 X aee11n
New Cirm--.yew Coo111

Sll.NY q BUKNSlDE. rx.k 7U1ll
Ia In every description Of Fine Has,
al .ts,se.rg sld Fancy fieod4 kaxine -
tered into parinership In lie Watch ~ -
Iewc'ry business, a The old stass1 ~ t1psdy y
Woods corner II Texas AID Marked seRl0DD
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$3.50

raj patronage which We have reeciv'
lasI ,No wears. mud hope that they 81
member the Horse Tavern when the,
Marshal We would also inform OF
ard the Public that ". are 40 longer
cdwi,h the Planters Hotel, bat that
IN with the Marshall Hotel, kept
Sims.
S. X. PERRY, Prop
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-15
NEW Fall Avn WINTER 4

NEW PAIL. AND WINTER pRY o0oDs w, h.,, ~.
esea ey steamers and packets from New large and
Of .sss ssh Of ooes o the rAn Trade,
S and country generally The following part Of
s. s o,osde Rhine. pru..s. and M.n,,
s'osAas rilh In hney co,ors and black
and y Rich nsv style Plaid sits
German s ssss, sSa Ia ss
S.k. fancy CORD and new styi. Plaid Alpaca.
ns.,, h es,,,,: Canton Cloth.
s,sn trench and American Printed de Lanss
sh An1 rI,n,sd CAshmerc and Pers Cioths-> color,
fiAin and rsursi hoassslines and Rar,x. A. .,,..
y and heavy sn velv.t Zoe cioahs And M.n,nlss
Embroidered. Dotted and Checi ed ss,sa s,,,
Mech, Bonnet, Cap and Velvet Riband.
s,.S I msmmsd , ., aud Tape bordered udtn
Grza Cloth. Corded. wadd.d aud Brochadsu sh,s.
runed, rio.ns, aonersd and Enbd Sleeves
aourninr and second MourninE Sleeves andC Collar,
Ladies' and Gents siik. Merno. vigonIa Veal.
,s's a..o,%sn, Of Ladies. Gents Misses hoy. sii.
LAdis. and Gents rubd hsmmed stitched and cold .o,ss ~
L, les and Gents Cord Glove. (Al.ssnd.r.,n,.,
Do 10 Thibet Cashmere and Raw any s,"y..
nooon, Lise, Camhric Hdytny. ,.
E'abos.sd Wooden ard woS,ed Plane and TasIs cs
SuPe, ph, blue, Brown, Green and Cadet Cloth
woosn rs9, sn Fancy cs.simere- all style, and qual.,
snuoes; weeds, kennebeek and Kentucky Jeans
m M,, sh;sool Plains ksr.ey. and Linssys
Black, Green DrAb, Mode nd Blue Ladie. Co,h.
WET Cssnsli., ss T SPY and Ingram carpeting
a large assortment Of Habit rurnitur, C.Il.o..
american, Scotch and - French Ginshams
oansla,r or % N Dasse. shee'ings, Shifting, co,,o
Al OF which, having BEEN purchased with e,.h 49,. -,
~ VALENTINE, oRENsnAw CO.
- No. W Corner Broad, 9th M Ca pItoi streets,
Near .,.l
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FALL GOODS.

rU>HE larger portion their Fall
In their new storehouse No Is door, north Of their
Their stock comprise. heen hundred package
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, LEATHER, TRUNKS
etc. etc. which, having been selected with and bought
on the best ,er' will enable them to Offer great
an sSat alton Of their stock By the Merchants. Of Virginia and
'' - - '''' N eUGRLEs Z. BROOKE
RICHMOND, August 25th, 1853.
49, na fsney ';"2ds Nc" ~ io% n,n ee no. opening
CITY I'd Country Merchants invited 10 examine goods and
brstsd msEsr. 10 open Hunting and Mssie Cases,
isr,,, assortment, Of Jeoy city,
Plated aud OFT Jsvey low priced suitable Tor the country trade
2Soo dozen Fancy Soaps, assorted Kind.
Iao9 dozen Hair oil, Extracts, and Cologne Waters
1900 dozen Combs. every ysiiety and kinds
Monies some styles. 100 pat
cigar Cs,s,-A large s.sorinenL
yo eoe' Of sTsy vss,y sod .1S Dressing c' p,, Port
~ ae syey variety Of Coed. IN n. linz Usually found I"
. .s '''' store 'nd prices RS ss" nsLf 10 s street
4 ANDsCAPE GaRDrNNG-0to. NJ. wIsr, ElehansO
4 Doot',orel reSl TO The Pos, nnbee-
sIoWn % a raiSs S mSss opH r.'' ~
Esmen,s Of sesnuGe Iguiui, or the connection b,veen
Science Practical Farming by John Norton, A.
sheep; their breeds, management, diseases, ~
by ciaer. Youa, skinner Mns con
Of all the diseases In
cident sheep and Swinc las.
The edition With numerous Illus
aons, Rctbef with general history ~ the Horse, dsfia
ton the American TronE Horse how trained and Jteycd
~ his remarkable performance; and an say the
AS and the Muls by , skinner; 100.
% ene. Sketches sh, and shadow from the World around
ne, hy Francis A Duriyage. full 81 pictures; VI.
lots 81 New Novels, by the best authors
Uarpers Magazine November
0r.kSn and Cooley, Tor November" ON wrsrs,
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KTAII AnIf nOoNp.-J. W. RANDOLPH oners for sale
large assortment Of valuable vstks Agriculture and
suonE tie prominent Rufhns Farmers Register 10
Cuitvator 10 vols Coeabs European Agul,ur Browns
America Buists mly Rchtn Gardener; American
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o. Gardening Loudon's Encyclopedia q Gardening Lsbee
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Plant Saxtons Rural Hand Books, SINNERS H,ntnts
Made ENsy Psnaon Yarn Instruction. Regulation Record In.
Veni and Account BOOK, by southern PAINTER Allen
nestle Animals Brown, Dron, Kerr and Richardson Poultry
Clasr, foua and SINNERS Cattle Doctor M,ea American
shepherds ksndant sheep Husbandry; Maon Rupps Kinds
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JOSEPH II. coLoUITT, Agent.
FALL SUPPLY
OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS Fanny GOODS

ETC, ETC, for sale by DOVE d co.
lOOoO lbs Sup Carb Coda, best Newcastle
1900 lbs Copp,rRs bright Green
90 bbs Fire Proof Paint l2'-l lbs Indigo
loco gallons solar OIL 6DO lbs BoraS Woods best
g. casks Su;uegs; 3casks Madden
100 Mats CAsia; 5tons White Lead in OIL cask
100000 Cigars, assorted, geo boxes Chewing Tobacco
5000 papers Smoking Tobacco; 10 bills bps salts
10 bbls Alum 10 bills Nenet Red
9tO lbs Glue, Irish; leo Mustang Eminent
leo dozen Arabian Eminent; loo lbs TonquA Beans
l2O1lb Extract Logwood
800 lbs Paris Grcen dry aud 10 oil
200 lbs Chrome Green; $50 lbs Chrome yellow
bales fresh Gloves: 400 Iozen Nermf1ges, assorted
gross Yeast Powders 80 boxes Hubs Soap
10 gross Yankee Soap; 1850 Brown Windsor Soap
q boxes Palm Soap; 800 lbs Scotch snuG, ia
70 dozen Paint Buckets; 10 bbls Copa yarnish
loo dozen Tooth Brush-s loo dozen Shaving Brushes
10 gross Brandreths Pills. leo grOss Matches
100 boxes Transparent SOAP; 500 lb- Ginger
1uk Emery, assorted; a. Coognes, assorted
Is gross SrolitE and soda Powders; CO Boxes, <IO
ibis Birthstone; 3 cases Vanilla Beans
Together With usual complete Drugs Medicines
Paints OILS Fancy articles all Of which otter the
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-15

rUNIIROUGH TO LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN IN TWO
IL Days. I'm our Mall Packet Bont-, and Lynch
burpon and after the 18th Of October Boats viii
leave Richmond daily Sundays
NJ and arrive In Lynchburg in "a hours
hours.
Returning leave buchanan at ~ A. every except
day arrive in ynehbuIg 64 p NJ leave Lynchburg p H.
and arrive Richmond In 80 hours
Norfolk Boats leaving southern and Northern
Railroad Cars, leaving A..
Passengers for Lexington connect with daily line Of
North River Returning leaving
days, and arrive in Richmond In 4i hours
Passengers Parmyile House.
are ~ 70 > Charlottesville, s-and stanton fare ~ will
leave Richmond Mondays Wcinesdays fridays
Below Card Of time Of arrival az distances