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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-10

He has now ready for the inspection of the
public, large assortment of fancy
SPANISH SADDLES,
q beautiful article, to which we would ask the
fespec al attention Of those wishing 10 purchase
Also,
co MON SADDLES
rom Sc up ard, in great 'ariey. His stock
Harness,
,I'tgs i, and vas made b. the best workmen in
the country, no a prentices being employed
He has Plated Harness, at $15; Coarse Har-
ness at from Els TO IS, made with an eye to
beauty, as well as use. and he warrants them
p,rft ct in every detail. Also,
Single Harness,
splendidy finished, and durable, from ten to
eighteen dollars Give him call and purchase
work made by workmen. His shop is located
opposite the Exchange Hote where he will find
eisure time to attend to any quantity of custo.
mers. Cal and see.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-10
DU BOIS' BOOK STORE.
SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
pE W WI q " TH OH I'm

T. H N U u Il HI - III 0.
4 G. DU BOIS & SON, would re-
II. spectfuly inform the citizens of Ply
mouth and vicinity, that they are constan tly
receiving large and well selected stocks Of tn e
latest publications, including
Literary, Theological, School,
Scientific, and Miscellaneous Works,
which they will dispose Of, as cheap as any es-
Enlistment in Northern Ohio.
They also have on hand, a large and desirable
took of
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER,
to which they invite the attention Of those
wishing to purchase.
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
ip great variety. In
S A T O N E r Y,
their assortment is full, embracing everything
needed. Those wishing to purchase will find it
their interest to call and examine oct25
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d. Ii II f w IL
CARD--.FALL OF 1853,
CARD--.FALL OF 1858.
Murphy & RMrchfieid,
7 T0RTH- EAST CORNER EDIRTI

NORTHEAST CORNER FOURTH
1 Y and arke-sts, Pittsburgh, Pa, have the pleas
ure of informing their customers and buyers in genera
that they have open the largest stock OF NEW
able to exhibit including the newest styles of Ladies
Dress Goods, such as
Plain and plaid Silks, Figured and damask
SIk, plain black and figured Silks, watered
Silks for dresses and mantilias, Armure silks
for dresses, superior black BOmbazines; Su-
perior plaid Poplias. French Merimos, French
CObourgs, French Cashmeres, French Muslin
de Bage, French Piaids, Ginghnms, English
French and american Prinas Atpacas, &C.
Also, Embroideries of all kinds; Iaces, Edgings,
Shaws Mantilas, Veveis, Gloves, Hosiery Rud House.
keeping Goods of all kinds They also keep assort
men of Table Cloths, Deapers asnperor make of shirt
ing Muslins and Bosom Linens the latter made of pure
fax. Strangers visiting PITTSBURGH, wishing to pur-
chase any description of Dry Goods invited to call.
New Goods will be received all through the season,
Octl5.3m
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-10
ye n Or 10 ~
DEALER IN
HARNESS,
Saddler's Hardware. &c.

J. NUM- w would
respectfully inform the citi-
zens of Plymouth, and the
>urronndiI e country, that he
now prepared, and shall
put forth his best endeavo' 8 TO
remain SO, 10 do all work per-
tanning to The profession of a
HORSE TAILOR
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-10

Leather, Leather.
A LII PERSONS wanting anything
\ n this line, can be supplied at the Metropolitan
Boot, Shoe and Leather Store, OF SEELY & CASE.
We have Spanish and ghtered Sole Leather the
best quality also
Upper. Kip and Calf Skins,
our own tam ing, together with every other article
used in this country for manufacturing Shoes such as
Goat, Kid, Lining and Binding Skins, Pegs, Thread,
and general assOrtm ent of Shoe Makers Kit which
we are anxious to sell low for cash.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-10

IF you want Clothing, of any kind, let
i BURCoYNE almost give you suit. His stock Q
Cloths is arge and purchased cheap that ne
draft your pockets will scarcely be felt. Paste this
n your hat.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-10

@ Up Cd Dx m
(Nert door to The Exchange Hotez)
WHERE may be found constantly on
w hand, complete assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
made by the best wor kmen, fror, the most se-
lee styles and Of American and Foreign fab
RIGS. The proprietor having made arrange
nients with the arge-t esta,. ,.lishments in New
York and Philadelphi, to supply him with the
Newes' Styles of every descr ption of fashion
able materials. very exerlion that CAPITAL
can demand, ingenuity devise, or skill accom-
plrsh, is brought ino exercise produce, not
only the
RSET CLOTHING,
but to sell at the lowest possible prices.
In connec tion with the above, there will be
uniformly kept on hand, supply of
RsUots, shoes, Hats and Caps,
of tile latest styles also runks, Carpet ags
alices, tmbretas, Shirts, Collars, Cravats,
andkerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery, Gnder Gar
ments &c. &C., all which will positively be sold
as cheap as at any establishment in Ohio.
artcuar attention will be paid t, the man.
ufacturing of clothing to order, having OH hand
fine assortment of cloths, cassimeres, plain
and falcy, buff casimeres, buff NJ Marsees, plain
and fancy, fancy silks, satia, &c
Having entirely adopted the Cash system, he
is prepared to offer still batter bargains than
heretofore. The public are invited to call and
examine his stock of goods be ore purchasing.
nc.1S
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-10
agricultural.
Regulates Of a Good Farmer.

TIE jefferson County Agricultural So.
ciety, thus details what they consider the
requisites Of q good farmer:
4. A good soil, well TILED, and kep,
free Of various weeds, both on the fields
and on the roads,
2. Lots well fenced, and snilable in
number 10 the size Of the farm.
3. Substantial and convenient barns
and stables of sufficient dimensions to
contain the produce OF the farm, and to
comfortably house the cattle kept on it.
4. A judiciously arranged dwelling. in
neat condition, with well and filtering
cistern.
S. Convenient buildings TO facilitate
the economical management Of the farm
among which may be enumerated wood
hose, wagon and tool house, work
shop, agranery and courthouse, conven-
lent piggery, an ice.house, ash and smoke
house, all secured against decay by being
well raised from the ground and neatly
painted or whitewashed.
6. Convenient yards attached TO the
barns and stables, so arranged as to pre-
vent the wastage of the liquid manure,
well sheltered from the bias of winter,
and provided with water for the cattle.
z. Door-yards laid with grass, and
rose and flower beds, and shaded by orna-
mental trees, indicating to the passer-by
the dwelling of taste, health and CON-
fort.
8. A kitchen garden highly cultiva-
ted, and containing every species of veg
etable that can be raised in our climate,
with strawberry and asparagus bed.
8. A fruit garden, or orchard, where
choice apples, cherries and plums are care.
fully cultivated, and where can be found
neat rows of rasberry, goosberry, black
berry and currant bushes.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-10

HOSIERY, of all kinds for Ladies, and
l. Children, Silk Cotton and Worstsd. Also. Under
Shirts and Drawers, Gloves and Mittens Of all kinds
Can be found at CROWELLS.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-10
JOHN HIATT, JR.,
(SuCCesSUT 10 JdHIeS FUUHeyI
Wholesale and Retail Druggist

Wholesale and Retail Druggist
And Dealer in Paints, Oils, Dye Stus, sc. ll9 Woed
st., one door below Fifth, Pittsburgh Pa.
Sole Proprietor of Morgan's Worm Killer and Cough
Syrup. and agent for DR.. Fords Medicines octl5-ly
New Music store,
HENRY SCHROEDER 4 CO., Cargo's Hall. Fourth
St. Pittsburgh, Pa. Dealers in Violins, Guitars Ac.
cordeons, Clarinetts, Tamborines, Banjos, Drums,
Strings for Volins, Guitars and Bass Rosn Reeds &c
Horns, Comets, Buges, Posi- Horns, Sax Horns, Oph
ecdes Trumpets, Trombones, Tubas, Ne Cor's., In.
structon Books for all instruments, etc, Caigos Hall,
SO Fourth ST., Pittsburgh. Pa. Octl5-6m
PUrviance'S Daguerrean Rooms,
Post Office Buildings Third door below Rail Road Sta
tion Federal Street, Allegheny Miniatures taken at
this Establishment either singy or in groups, of all
sizes. oct'o'y
st. Clair Hotel,
Corner of Penn and St. Clair Pittsburgh, Pa This
is first class House, convenient the Railroad De-
pots: the rooms are large and newly furnished, and
charges moderate Travellers will find this one of the
most comfortable Hotels in Pittsburgh. octl5-ly
Red Lion Hotel,
St. Clair street, Pittsburgh, Pa Boarding One Dollar
per day (octl5lD w. sEANoR, Proprietor
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-10
PR tVATE UISEASES.--

PR VATE DISEASES DIR
Brown, No. al Diamond Alley.
devotes his whole attention 10
an uffice practice His busine IS
:. uvstly oonGnod to rrivate
SVenereai Diseases, and esuch
painful affections, brought on
hy imprudence, youthful indul-
renca and excess. Syphilljs.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-10
The Scientific American.
77HE PRESENT VOLUME E OF TIL

l. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN commences uude
the gratifying assurances and appearances indca
verv marked inc ease to the subscription list IN
volume will be greatly imp roved in the style an0
quantity of the Engravings, and in the character OF the
matter original and selected Having every facility FOR
OBJ, aiming information from all parts of Europe, we shalt
lay before readers advance of our contemporaries,
full account of he most prominent novelties brought
forward. The Sc entfc American is the repertory OF
Patent Inve ntons a volume, each complete in itself
forms an Encyclopedia Of the useful and entertaining
The Patent Claims alone are worth ten times the sub
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-10
1. E. WEBSTER,

DEALER IN
ROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
North side Of Public Square,
PLYMOUTH, OHIO.
r E. WEBSTER, would inform the
L. citizens of Plymouth and vicinity, that he
is prepared to fiji all orders, in his line, at the
shortest notice. He will keep constantly on
hand, a well. selected stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
and Provisions, comprising everything family
may need. He has fitted up in connection with
the above, an elegant
oyster Saloon,
to which he would invite the attention Of those
fond of the bivalves. They will be served up in
every style. His saloon is fitted up ia suitable
sty lie for Ladies, Parties, sc.
Cigars of different varieties, constantly OH
hand. oct22
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unhovRe
GULP & CRONINGER, keep con-
~ stantly on hand, for sale, Flour made at the
'lymouth Mill, expressly for family use. and
put up in sacks and half-sacks. This Flour is
made of the best white wheat. and is warrant
ed superior TO any ever offered in this market.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-10

Railroad Hotel,
Opposite the Ohio and Penna. Railroad Station Federal
street, Allegheny City, Pa. Fare One Dollar per day.
Oetl5-ly M'GINNIS, Proprietor;
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PUMPS.
RAIN

NOV when The rainy season is ap-
preaching People must attend to their ran.water
Just call on H. SEYMOUR who is prepared at all times
to make and put up Fave Trongbs aad Spo ung of III
sstquaty. and on reasonable terms,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-10
Printers and Binders Stock,
lET1ER g. NorARlAI PIP EssEs

Memorandum, Blank Deeds, Leases, Contracts g. 8
Copying, Black liIue and CHrmne Writing I'M s. Ina
stands Paper Weigbtsp Letter Clips, Rulers, Quls Pee
Knives und all other kinds of Desk apparatus, Rosss
wood Writing Desks, Back Cannon Boards, Port FJo.
Buff and Fancy Envelopes, Chess Men, Steel and Brns
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-01-08
FEMALE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
r. A l. Il IG HI, N. q .

TNHE first session for 1853 will begin the first
il Monday in January and continue for five months.
The patronage extended to the Institute has induced
the principal to adopt for its enlargement and
permanent establishment the basis of thorough and
extensive course of Female education.
The several departments already filled by highly
competent Instructors.
As the number boarding in the Institute is limited,
early application may he necessary to admttance.
The payment of hundred dollars, in advance will
young lady all the advantages of hoard, and
of instruction in any portion of the following branches,
which be successfully prosecuted at the time.
The payment of sixty five dollars will instruc-
ton in the ordinary English branches, with board wash
ing, fuel and lights.
Tuition fees will he expected in advance, and all bills
for board and books at the close of the session.
Tuition in Classical course, $40
Sc Preparatory course, Is
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, 10
Painting and Drawing, 10
Painting in Oil colours, Is
Ornamental Needle Work,
Music on Piano or Guitar, 20
These prices will be charged when taken separately
unless the number of studies than fifty
dollars.
BENNETT #. BLAKE, Principal.
Raleigh, December 10, 1852. g.
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State of North CaroIina--NAsu COUNT,

Court of Pleas and Quarter Session, November Term
Is52.-CaIvin Richardson and wife Pety' Wilson
Rentrow and vile CaIly, William h High anu vile
Atsy, vs. Joel, Josiah, Larkin, Willie and Henry
Pridgn Calvin TAYLOR and wife Polly, Ra'iord Kent,
Elizabeth OneaI. Raiford Kent and wife Cely, Henry
Eaimon and wife Mourning, and Archibald Barny
and wife Penny. Petition Tor Division of Slaves (of
the estate of Hardy Prdgin, dec'd)
TT appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that JOEL
Josiah, Larkin, Willie and Henry PrIdgIn: lawn
Tay and wife Polly, Raord Kent, Elizabeth Oneale
Raiford Kent and wife Cely, Henry Eatman and wife
Mourning, d Archibald Barny and wife Penny. are
nonresdents OF this State 1t Is therefore ordered na'
notification be made in the North Carolina Standard Inr
six weeks said defendants appear at the next
Term of this Court be held for the county OF Nash
al the Court House. in Nashville, the 2n~ Monday
of February next and plead answer, deInur "l the
petition will be taken prO coesso to them and heard
accordingly. -.
office End Monday Of November, A. D., 1852
' ~ G. w WARD. &. e.. c
December 10, 1882 (Pr adv IS ,524.) IL 6'v
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Mail Arrangements at Raeigh.

lrriraz and Departure Of Railroad and Stage
Lines at and from Raleigh.
NORTHERN MAIL-(By Railroad.)
Leaves daily (excepl Sunday at 5 a. M
Arrives daily (excePt Sunday at - p. M
The mail closes at p. m. OF the day
before it leaves
SOUTHERN MAIL-(By Stage)
Leaves daily (except Sunday at 10 a. m.
Arrives daily (except Sunday at IO p m.
Mail closes at a. m.
WESTERN MAIL-(By Stage.)
Leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 a. M
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 80 p. IN.
This mail is not due until ll3 p. m, closes
at 8
PITTsBoRoUGH NAIL-(B Stage.)
Leaves Tuesday and Saturday at a. m.
Arrives Monday and Thursday al 7 p. IN
Mail closes al p. m.
GoLDsBoRouGH MAIL-(By Stage)
Leaves daily (except Sunday at . a. m.
Arrives daily (except Monday at 5a N.
Mail closes at 7 a. m.
TARBoRouGH MArL-(By Stage)
Leaves Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at a. m.
Arrives Sunday, W ednesday and Friday at p. m.
Mail closes at 9 p. m. night before.
RoxBoRoUeH MAIL-(By Horse)
Leaves Friday at ~ m.
Arrives Friday al 1O a. M
Mail closes at IL M.
October Is, 1852. "
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Valuable Real Estate fO1. Sale.
Dwelling House & Livery Stables.

- THE undersigned having determined to change
.m his business, offers for sale the Lot adjoin-
%A ing the south side of Princess street, between
Second and Third streets, which is situated the
Dwelling House and Livery Stables, now occupied by
him.
The Dwelling House,
situated in the central portion of the town. the
of two Streets is we'll arranged and sufficiently commodi-
Gus for most families, having all necessary buildings
attached to it.
The Livery Stables
are very extensive and well planned and arranged,
and conveniently located any similar establishment
in the Southern country. The main building fronting
on Second street, with its entire length on Princess
street, is 100 feet long hy SIS feet broad has basement
principal floor and loft each of great capacity the
size of the buil1ing will permit is built in the hest man
of stone and brick and being covered with tin is
nearly fire proof building used for stables well
be made. An abundant supply of the purest spring
is had within feet of the building and the eslab-
lishment is now enjoying very extended patronage.
The lot will he divided if desired and the Eastern end
which the Livery Stables stand. sold separate from
the Western end which the Dwelling House is situa-
ted.
The terms will be accommodating. and any informa-
ton IN reference to the premises will given by the
undersigned or in his absence by N. N. Nixon, Esq,
The above property unless previously disposed of at
private sale, will be sold by public Auction, the first
day of January next. H. r. NIXON.
Wilmington, Dec. lth, 1852. 9-3w.
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RALEIGH, NORTHCAROIINA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8.
PLEASANT GROVE ACADEMY,
FRANKLIN COUNTY, N. e.

day, the 3rd of January next, under the charge of
Mr. A. Davis, gentleman of several years experience
as teacher The Academy is situated about half mile
from the old Midway Academy, equi-dstant from Lou
sburg and the Shocco Springs in of the most heal
thy sections of the State.
This institution is preparatory any College the
dent may prefer. The rooms will be neat and comfor-
table and every facility afforded the students enable
them to pursue their studies. Board can be had with
either of the subscribers and Mrs. Elizabeth Branch
$500 per month. No extra charge for lights.
English Branches SIC per session,
Languages $l5 per session.
w. ]. BRANCH,
JOHN ]. JONES,
THOMAS A. PERSON..
NATH'L. H. MACON.
Nov 8, 1852. 6-4w.
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VALLEY ACADEMY.

THIS institution situated in the beautiful and retired
i Valley of the Yadkin, miles north of Lenor
county of Caldwell, N. c. The Spring session
will commence January 5th, 1858.
Tuition in advance, for Classics, per session, $ls 90
60 English, 's $40 TO IL SO
Boarding, including all expenses, $50 90
Pupils will be charged from the time they School,
deduction however for loss of time thereafter except
in of proracted illness.
For further information, enquire of w. ]. Bingham.
Belmont, Orange county; S. F. Patterson and E. w.
Jones, Fort Defiance, James Harper Esq, I.enor,
n. G..
E. w. FAUCETTE, Principal.
For: Defiance P. O., N. CO.
November 26th, 1859. {
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State of No rth Ca COUNT,

State of No rth Ca rOIiMa---NAsH COUNTY
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, November Term,
1852 Calvin Richardson and wife PIety, Wilson
Renthow and wife CaIy, William.H. High and wife
AIsy Us Joel, Jusrah, Larkin, Willie, and Henry
PrigdIn. Calvin Taylor and wife Polly. RaIiord Kent,
Elizabeth Oneal, Raiforo Kent and vile Cely, Henry
Eatman and wife Mourning, and Archibald Barny aud
wife Penny. Petition for Division OF Land OF the
estate of Hardy Pngdin, decd.
TT appearing satisfaction o the Court that Joel
l Josiah LarkIn Willie, and Henry Prdgin, Calvin
Taylor and wife Polly, Raurd Kent, El'zaoS;h OneaI'
Rai(oId Kent and wife CeIy, Henry Eatman and vile
Mourning and Archibald Barny and wife Penny, are
non of this State it therefore ordered That
publication made weeks i'm the North Carolina
Standard for defendants TO appear al tie next
Term of this Court; to held for the county OF Nash,
al the Court House, Nashville. Oh the End Monday OF
February next and Plead answer, or demur or the pc
tion will be taken pro cOeSsO TO them' and heard
accordingly.
Witness, G. w. Ward, Clerk of our said Court, al
G. w. WARD, C. C. c..
December 10. 1852. (Pr adv. $5,623) l-6w.
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY.
TVNHE exercises of this Institution will close We'd
nesday the 5th of December. The public are re-
spcctfuly invited to attend.
The next Session will commence Wednesday the
4h of January and continue five months, under the
pervision of present Principal, Mr.. John Williams,
graduate of Randolph Macon College, who has proved
himself to be, in every of the word qualified
conduct the Institution the entire satisfaction Of all
concerned The public may assured that the
of the Students will be strictly guarded, and every
ton made the part of its managers to make Sout
DWELL of the safest and best Schools of the sam
grade in North Carolina.
Tuition paid in advance.
Board per month, 6 so
Tuition primary, 10 90
Higher, English IL so
Languages, Is 90
d. c. PARRISH, Sec.
November 27. 6 4w.
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Raleigh and CASTOR Road,

"ORDERED that the President advertise for sale,
under the charter, all Stock which the Instaments
shall not have been paid full, the lst day of
February next
and CASTOR Railroad Company is particularly called to
the above order. Payments may be made to w. w.
Eass Treasurer and Secretary, to any of the
Directors of the Company.
l.. OBJ. BRANCH, President
Office, Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Company,
December goth, 1852. ltd
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Boots and Shoes.

NORK Sole Boots, with Double Uppers at the low
\ Oprice of 81, so Double Sole Nailed Bottom Boots
for Waggoners and Rail Road Hands. large Stock of
Double and Single Sole Brogans will be sold cheap
Ladies Shoes and Bootees, Manufactured by Robinson
& Co.
Call and examine Stock before buying elsewhere
SELBY & MURRAY.
September 1852 9I-
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Groceries. &c.

DROWN, Clarified, Crushed and Loaf Sugar; Java,
l)Lagura, Maracaibo and Rio Coffee, Super Imperial
and Gunpowder Tea, Sperm, AGmantine and Hnll's s.
Sons Tallow Cances Hardware, Crockery, Black
smiths Tools Cotton Baggng Gunny and Dundee, and
Rope, Swede and English Iron, Cast Steel Blister and
German do. Blasting Powder, Horse Shoes anG H orse
Shoe Nails, &c., always kept by
SELBY MURRAY
September, l-9
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A Large Lot of Musical Instruments
NOTICE TO CONFECTIONERs.

NJ E would respectfully inform our friends Of Rail
w eign and vicinity that DOW in possession
of very extensive assortment OF Fruits Connection
aries, Toys, Sc, and would advise all those who desire
laying in their Christmas supplies TO send in their ord
early, as there may be difficulty in getting their
articles forwarded by the Mail Trains Ii delayed too
long, ing to the great quantity of goods to bt sent by
these trains for the Holidays, may be prevented
SAMUEL H. MARKS & SON.
Petersburg, Va, December Is, 1852 10