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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-02-09

IN the 22nd day of January last, lost a peck
" ct memorandum book, containing $35 in
money aud other papers valuable to me. will
give the above reward to any one returning to me
the book and the money.
SAMUEL ID. STOVER.
Mt. Sidney, Feb. 9, lS53-4t*.
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G06dnan e 90.

WVUUAF6I ~ CVs
WE respectfully request all who know them
w selves indebted to us, to come forward and
settle, as Our bills are all ready and money is
wanted.
P. S.-6hr stock Of Winter clothing IS yet well
Assorted aid Will be sold at satisfactorily prices
Ctfl aEd see. e. s. co.
Staunton, Feb. 9, 1853.
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IMPROVED SOLAR LAMPS-Superior in
Il point of light, economy and simplicity to any
other Lamp. and for sale only by
JAS..D. b. EVANS, No. III. Main st.
Redmond. Eeh: 9; ts62
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fAMES b. B. EVANS offers at his Depot of
" Chihs, Glass, etc., great bargains to persons
going to Housekeeping, in Dinner and Tea Sets,
il great variety Pitchers, Glass Ware, Lamps,
Girondes. and Looking Glasses, Casters, Wait
ers. Call at III Msia street.
j. d. b. EVANS.
Richmond, Feb. 9, 1853 n
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GOOD CIDER vINEGAR.-S0 bbls. No.
" Cider Vinegar for sale very low by
go j. C. KYLE & BRO.
Stanton, Feb. Q, 1858. -
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IRON /! IRON !

II C. KYLE s. BRO, have now in Store a
-. a Q, supply of assorted Bar IRON. Of the best
brands, which will be sold verychesP-
Staunton, Feb 9, 1855.
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LAND FOR SALE.

January IL, ls53.-6w.
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or CU7lSUHIPttrt C0HyH'. =
PIrTsbtRc, Pa, Feb. Is; 1851
Dear Sir:-For three years have been atflict-
cd with Cough, so distressing that | frequently
dispaired of recovery much Of the time was OBJ
liged TO sit up all night in my chair, as my cough
would suffocate me when | laid down. Having
used many remedies without much relief, at last
tried the Cherry Pectora which under Providence
has cured me altogether.
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$50 Reward.

Richmond, Feb. 9, 1853.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-21
WING Meeting in Buckingham.

AT Il meeting oil the Whigsheld at Bucking
ham Court House. on Monday the 14th Feby,
1853
Dr.Wm p. Hall called the meeting to order,
and JOHN A. LANCASTER, Esq, to the
Chair, who briefly explained the object of the
meeting: When on motion Of Col. K. A.
Booker, Mr.. r. G. THORNTON was appointed
Secretary
After free interchange Of opinions with
the Wings present Major 4. c. Vaughan
nominated John J. Walker, Esq, as candi
date tor the county of Buckingham at the next
election
On motion the Chairman appointed Major
Vaughan, Col. Booker and Charles l.. Chris
tan, Esq, committee TO inform Mr.. Walker
of his nomination and ask his a acceptance: AT
ter short time Mr.. Walker entered the meet
ing and was induced to accept the nomination.
While the committe was In the discharge ofthe
above duty, John S. Meredith. Esq, made a
very neat and appropriate speech, which
seemed to rekrnde the true Wing spirit of
$40 and 1913.
The meeting, them on motion. appointed
thirty delegates to attend proposed Conven-
ton at New Market on the 5lh of March to
nominate a candidate for this Senatorial Dis.
trct:
Delegates from District N01-John Mere
dith. DR.. W.P. Hall ,Chas. L. Christian, Hen
ry Spencer, and w A Puryear
District No. 2-.Dr. c Cabell, James M
Patterson, w II. Carter, John w. Yarbor.
ough and B r Eldridge.
District No. 3-Chnrles ID. Mckinney,
VIM. M. Moseley, Il. c. Vaughan, James II
Forbes, and N. l.. Gregory.
Distrie No. R A. Booker E. r. Grigg,
S. b. Mckinney, J. J.:Guthrey,aud J. w, A.
Saunders.
District No. 5-R. C. Nicholas, +. B.
Scruges, DIR. Harris, J. C. Snoddy. and w.
| c. Word
District No. 6.-J. Nj Harris w p. Kyle
John Stinson, Thos. A. Patterson, and B. r
Sergeant.
On motion of Mr. Charles Patterson, the
Chairman and Secretary of the meeting were
added to the delegates.
Ordered, That the proceedings be published
III the Wing, Times, and Virginian, when the
meeting adjourned.
JOHN A. LANCASTER, Chairman.
r. G. THORNTON Secretary.
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In the course of Mr.. Clemens speech in the
Senate on the 9TH INST, in reply to the fllibus-
teiing efforts Of Cass, Soule, &c, he SAID:
The Senator from Michigan has expressed
considerable surprise at what he terms our
shrinking from meeting the questions raised by
his resolution. Sir, there may bo other causes
than fear which render us reluctant to vote for
thtm. When a boy read story of the civil
wars of England, which taught me a lesson
not yet forgotten. An adherent to the Parlia
ment had been cruelty treated by one of the
opposite party. His houses had been burnt
down and his fields made dcsolate Some time
afterwards he met an acquaintance TO whom
he told the story Of his wrongs 1t was done
SIMPLY and plainly, without single threat or
exccration. When he Ind finished, his friend
asked him, with surprise and did you not
vow revenge2' mo vas the reply, chose
who take the trouble to make vows are very
certain that time will come when they will
need vow TO steady their purpose. never
doubted what | would do and | made no
vows Sir, there was more danger in one
such man than whole regiment Of noisy bah
blers. Silence is almost Invariably the con-
comitant of determined resolution; and the
world will be quite as likely to believe us in
earnest, and will respect us much for refus-
ing pass, year after year, aseries of threaten.
| ing resolutions"
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| Watt Jones. David r. McAlexander. Wyat,
Bowling. John Hill. Samuel Guy. John L.
| Hamilton. Patrick c. Massie John Straiton'
| William Rose. Thomas X. Giles and William
! A. Hill. and the Chairman and Secretary were
added.
The committee retired for short time. and
having reported the following resolutions, they
were unanimously adopted
1st. Resolued, that Col. III. w. Dawson, our
present worthy and faithful representative, Is
entitled To, and we here tender him our CRATE.
ful aekno " Judgements for his efficient services
as representative.
End ResokUed. that We are IN favor of hold
ing District Convention, to be held at Low.
ineslon, at March Court, to nominate can
didate to supply the vacancy occasioned by
the retirement of Col. Dawson, and we res
pectfully recommended to each of the other
districts Of the county TO hold meetings and
appoint delegates To meet the delegates from
this district al that time.
Bird Resoired, that the chair appoint fifteen
delegates 10 represent this district IN SAID Con
ventou-aud that the Chairman and Secretary
be added
9TH Resoircd. that we hereby tender TO
Mr.. +. NJ. Cabe, our present worthy Sena
tor from this Senatorial District, our thanks
for ms faithful and efficient services.
9Th. ResoiUed that this meeting is In favor
Of bringing out Charles n. Patterson, as a can
didato to represent the county, but will give
cordial support to any other gentleman, v no
may receive the nomination Of the convention,
to be held at March Court.
9th. Resolred that this meeting is Of opn-
ion, that District Convention should be held
to bring out a candidate to represent this Sen
atorial District, and that Robert X Irving, the
present representative from Buckingham, is
the choice of this meeting
7tb Resolred, that copy of the proceed
ings Of this meeting be sent to the Lynchburg
Virginian for publication, and that the Rich
mond Wing be requested to copy. The meet
ing adjourned.
PETER c. COFFEY, Charm,
THOMAS J. TREBLE, Sec'ry.
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
THURSDAY, Feb, II.
House.

message was received from the House
that the Senate had rescinded theJolnt r'soln
lion for an adjournment of the Legislature on
the 25th inst.
The bill providing for the extension of the
James River and Kanawha Canal TO some
point at or near Covington. came up as The
unfinished business ofthe previous day.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Mcdonald
providing that the Canal Company shall be
subectto all the provisions of the Code Tor tn e
regulation of railroad and other internal I'M
provement and Joint stock companies, was,ad'
opted.
A motion TO limit the terminus of the Canal
at Clifton Forge was lost: and then the fur
ther consideration Of the bill was postponed to
Friday.
A resolution. providing that the House shall
FOR the remainder Of the session meet daily at
10 O'clock morning, and again at 7 o'clock,
evening, was postponed indefniel y-ayes 90
noes 81.
The following bills were passed TO day:
A bill from the Senate. authorislng the In
specler of Flour and Meal, in Richmond, to IN
spot Flour and Meal manufactured in the town
of Manchester;
A bill amending the Cd section ofthe law IN
relation to Circuit Courts;
A bill amending an act Incorporating the
Lunenbnrg Plank Road Company;
A bill incorporating Company to con-
struct railroad from Fredericksburg to Cor
louisville, aud approprIating $462,000 for that
purpose-ayes &c. noes SO. Speaker Crutch
feld--Mr VERIFY in the chair-took the floor,
and as "the representative ofwhathe Beloved to
be the will Of his constituents" addressed the
House in favor of this bill being the first time
he has taken any part i'll the discussions Of the
House this session
A bill Incorporating the Rockingham Turn
pike Company. and providing for State sub
scription to the stock of said Company-ayes
81 noes l7--and.
A bill increasing the capital stock OF the
Pennsy lvania and Inorganic own turnpike Com
pany--ayes II, noes 20.
A bill granting the right of way for the Penn
sylvania and Ohio Railroad across the territory
Of Nirginia-Brooke and Hancock counties
was made the special order ofthe day for Fri
day, 18th inst.
The House then adjourned.
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| him 10 use IT on this occasion in reply 10 a
speech made by another Senator.
The Senator says that these words, existing
rights. do not Justify tho past DO they justify
the taking of Jamaica. seized by an usurpor,
whose act was disavowed, but the territory re-
tanned. Did they recognise the colony at the
Belize aiken possession of under grant TO cut
logwood and extended without the reeogni-
lion OF Spain1 Are we 10 consider all those
ss existing rightsi Pass this olution and
Great Britain will tell you that these are e1-
isting rights.
The resolution itself was vague and mean.
inRless The condemnation It prononnces was
entirely in the future henceforth was the WORT
II said that henceiorth no new colonies shall
be established, &c, thus carrying upon its lace
tie inevitable construction that the past is to be
blotted ont but there arc terrible threats forthe
future. 1.-THE Senator " i'll say TINT all Faro
pean colonies established on THIS continent since
1928 IN violation of the Monroe doctrine, and
all that shall hereafter BE- established, shall be
discontinued and resisted, they might agree.
Mr. Cass. | will vote for such resolution.
Mr.. Douglas said that was pretty strong
talking. He then understood that under the
Senators resolution the Belize i 10 be surren-
dsred, the Mosquito protee iorHte abandoned
If So he would rejoice 10 SCI the resolution to
carry these objects into execution. lie had
read the Senators speech, but never dreamad
he intended his resolution 10 extend SO far.
If Great Britain was to be notified 10 quit
the Belize aud abandon The Bay Islands, was
ii not 20 be done through the State Depart.
ment This was the executive protest he
wanted. II 1t failed then it was for Congress
to act. He was for enforcing the Monroe
doctrine. If the Senator was so also, let him
unite with him Douglas in procuring the abb
clifton of the Clayton and Bulwer treaty.
which is in direct violation OF that doctrine.
II the Senator would put his resolution IN that
shape, he would find him (Dongas) his CO.
adjoror in the cause he had so much at heart.
II The colony of the Bay Islands aud the Clay
ton and Bulwcr treaty be NOT set aside, 1t was
useless t. be talking about the Monroe doc
friur.
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OBITUARY..
, their time to fall,

"Leayes have their time to fall
And flowers to wither at the north winds breath,
And stars to set---but ALL
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, Death "
DIED, in Liberty, Sabbath morning, 9TH inst
Mrs, MARY, of Joseph Wilson. Esq in the AID
ear OF her age. We have seldom been called upon to
'eep over the loss of one amable and beloved. To
mind highly gifted by nature, were superadded all
gifts the heart well calculated endear her
all who came within the sphere of her inhuence--but
las the ruthless hand of the DESTROYER is not STAYED
ypersonal or moral excellence She has fallen beneath
3 Scye IN the full truition of usefulness in her family
nd all those bright anticpalions of life which hope
s on the future shrouded in the grave But the
loom is not rayless in the death of Mrs. Wilson there
another ndded to the long cloud of witnesses who
ave borne their testimony the sustaining and com
rting power of Divine Grace in dying hour She
as consistent meek, and humble christian whilst
wing, aud her cali resignation to the will of Cod d
ng her Illness. her cheerful departure from this world
hen everything of earthly nature combined to attach
to it, evinced all the sincerity of her profession
al the heavenly character of our holy relieion-,bus
ordng beautiful illustration of falling aseep in c.
Is assessing great urban1y OF manners, free from
stentaon,she had secured friends in all who knew herr
one oi whom doubted the sincerity of her professions
wife, she was attentive and afectionate; as m,b
tender and watchul and in preserving order in bar
my and directing its affairs, she was u pattern of dill
'cnce and neatness and, even in the hour of dss ,
on she was not unmindul of their temporal and e.r-
u Iuc Idheu tnPm TO ler bedside, and
pmpanied her farewell with appropriate adnonitions
treating them to meet her i'll that bright world of &c.
'stal beatitude where never find entrance
hen dry up your tears, weeping friends and think of
re tored one in all her bliss the angel robe she wears
I'd BE ye also ready"
From her bright pathway in the sky
W III sic not gaze, with earnest cye
On those to her dear2
Look down, beloved while on tbev nress
heir Goo and Savior to confess
Till he for them appear!
Oh may thy dying words forever rest
With Loves pure gems within their bresst.
Undimmcd by changing time
ANXIOUS.
DED' on Tuesday the 18th inst OLIVIA N dauob,or
t Malissa A, and Nathan z. Carpenter dec'd Nod
70 years, two months, md seven DAYS.
"Snfer little children to come unto mo md fh;l
ZEN NOT, for of such is the kingdom of heaven
On the 4th inst. at the residence of her fa,bor -
buckingham county, Mise LYDIA CArHER1sF second
aughcr of Maj S. +. Reid, in the 18th wear of bo o
he was beautiful in person and lovely in character Sh
ever did wrong she was pure in ever, thoughand dird
Christian. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-21
Meeting i'm Nelson.

AT a meeting held at Massie's Mill, the 18th
day of February. 1853. ngreeably to notice
of the Wings of District No 6, of the county
OF Nelson, for the purpose of taking steps to
nominate suitable candidate TO supply the
place OF our present worthy representative in
the State Legislature, who it is understood de-
cllnes reelection: PETER c. COREY. ESQ,
was called to the Chair, and THOMAS J. TRuB-
BILE. appointed Secretary-and the Chairman
having explained the object of the meeting
| On motion the following Committee was
'lappointed David Witt, Joseph H. Shelton,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-21
WEDNESDAY EVENING Sc

WEDNESDAY EVENING SESSION,
The following bills were passed:
A bill concerning pilots;
A bill amending the charter of the Waco
nah Mining and Manufacturing Compan-
y;
A bill Incorporating the Bank of Preston;
A bill amending the 18th section of an act
providing for districting the counties;
A bill in relation to the terms of the Dist let
Courts;
A bill for the relief of John Kendall, of the
ounty of Noltbamp,on-and
A Senate bill Incorporating the Staunton
Gas Company.
The House agreed to amendment of the
Senate to a bill annexing to the county Of
Jackson part of the county of Writ,
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pECH'S SAFES AGAIN. WI DER'S
H Patent Salamaade,, uiih RichS improvement.
CHARLEsron. S. C. No,

CHARLESTON, S, c., Nov. %, 1852.
McsSrS StearnS 8. Marin, Successors TO Rich D. Co..
Gentlemen:-On the night fthe 18th inst my entire
stock. consisting of oils, candles white lead rubber
springs and packing also very great quantity OF other
merchandise, consumed by fire Your safe contain
ing my books was in the hottest part OF the lire and eV
cry thing in IL saved in tho perfect condition
hao used the gas for dark and the box OF
matches used to light it is CUSTOM put mo
the safe for consider them dangerous things to leave
about The matches and the books where all OF my
whole stock that had the mark Ct the fire upon them
Unfortunately for me, you have here had prof OF the
goodness of your Saamanders, the perfect satisfaction
1t every who Witnessed the Obstruction OF my store
Yours very respectfully,
LEWIS NJ. HATCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-21

The Journal of Commerce states that new
steamship company has been organized to open
route via Panama with Australia which will
thus be brought within thiry-fve days of New
York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-21

Vice President King it is stated, expects to
return to Washington by the lst of April. &c.
nator Clemens has received letter from the
commander of the steamer Fulton, at Havana.
stating that the health of Mr.. King was much
improved. He takes exercise on foot daily
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-21
+ OCKETs, LOCKETs, PINS &c

IL The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
ne has Jest returned from the North with unusually
large stock of Deguerreotypeing material, embracing
Frames Cases &C. of the latest styles and patterns Al
large stock of Iockets and Pins, some extra hno
made order, which will be filled with pictures in the
best style of the art at low prices according to quality
AT Whitehurst Gallery, next door to the Va. Bank
I. E. GIBBS. Proprietor.
N. B.Puintings and Pictures of all kinds accurately
copied.
Stock furnished at the lowest cash prices.
feb. lots p. E. &.
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The Richmond Wing speaking oftho Wing
press, of The Sonth, says, at IS cmphatically
the Popuior press. 1t receives no aid from
Government State or Federa-lts sole reli-
ance Is upon the peoplc-lhe free and indie
pendent thinkers of the country. We believe
itappreclntes its position, I'VE can speak for
ourselves and feels grateful forth popular
favor aud support. But The benefit is mutual :.
What If that popular support were Withdrawn
and Wing papers thereby ceased to exist (as
they wouldD The people would have no
sources Of enlightenment than those supplied
by the mere organs Of The Government. 1t is
therefore, one Of the highest duties of the PEG.
Pile to sustain these Independent papers, which
combat errors. even those Of tie people them
selves--and have 10 stand the hrunt oftho com
bned power, patronage and money of the Gov
eminent"
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IT ." II VI
LEWIS NJ. HATC IL.


Il,
isaac Bridge, Esq, .NSp Orleans
Dear S'r,-We send you of Rich 81 Cos safes,
tried in the fire in town the 22d August lhis
Safe stood an extreme heat of large frame building, in
which II was used surrounded by quantity of baggng'
Hour, rope, whskey and many other combustbe nrt''
cles 1t will show for itself the heat it sustained The
papers therein were soiled We therefore do
hereby certify that this is one of the best Safes have
seem All other safes except this make, proved worth
less, as Gun now be proven on the ruins.
Yours respectfully.
WORTHINGTON & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-21
FOR THE vfRGTNIAN.

Mr.. Editor Below is statement of the
actual amount and supposed value Of manu-
facture and leaf Tobacco shipped from this
place during the past three years 1t shows
the extent, rapid increase, and healthy condi-
ton of this part of our manufacturing and
trading interest
From correct data the average increase of
the consumption of manufactured Tobacco for
seven years preceding 1851 is estimated AT
IL per cent. per annnm.
The large amount of leaf Tobacco shipped
the years 1850 and so, compared with 1851.
may be accounted for, by the very low prices
preceding 1850 giving rise to a large accumu-
laton, which was shipped as soon as it ad.
vanced in 1850. 1t was low again in 1851,
when it again accumulated and was shipped
when 1t advanced in 1852
The crop of 1858 is estimated not to exceed
10000 hhds.
Manufactured Tobacco Shipped from Lynchburg, yn.
Pounds. Supposed Value
Oct LIST, 1851. 1862 4sO s2l5S37O 90
Oct. lst, 1852 1895 1870 $33sl $50 90
Leaf Tobacco shipped from Lynchburg.
Pounds. Supposed Value
| Nov. LIST, 1850 6,549,562 $3.50 AGO So
Oct LIST, 1852. 6.s56,349 $685. ,634 30
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-21

a bill prohibiting the Immigration of free
negroes into the State has passed the Illinois
Assembly by ayes 46 nays 10
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SPRING MILEINERY-Th

SPRING MILEINERK-The subscri.
- Der invites attention Complete Stock of
e Spring and Summer Millinery Goods, which
will be sold by Wholesale retail.
STRAW BONNEIS trimmed and SILK BON-
NETS made der in small or large quantities. ut
short notice. Prompt and special attention given
ders from the country. N BARTON,
feb21-ctiap 1909, Main ST, Richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
,SlGNOR RORRA re.pectf,,

aSSlGNOR BOKRA respectfully reeme.,.
BIZ. the Ladies ofbis Musical Glass, to meet st a.
clock this afternoon the usual place-oso Friday =,
The same hour and place.
The gentlemen who have subscribed or wish Ia s,h-
.erbe to hi. musical class requested to NEE, NJ
Law evening att O'Clock whsn the class will be nrg,n,
ed and rrangemenis made for future meetings.
Feb 15-ts.
SPECIAL NOTECE.--T THE
a~-2 Merchants and Tradesmen of Lyncbbure
The undersigned, Publisher Of the ROANOKE BgAeo,
pabished at Salem Roanoke county, offers the conmr
of said paper as a very fine medium for Advertising b
The Merchants &c, Of Lynchburg. The Beacon ciycr
l,es in several Counties of the Soufh-w. ST. ard #
SUPERIOR Inducements for patronage in that way.
The terms will be liberal. ID. A CARTER.
an 27-dlm
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BLANKS! BLANKsn
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.

IONSTABLES' Warrants,
" Executions,
Delivery Bonds and Notices.
i" Indemntfying Bonds.
SHERIFFS' Delivery Bonds and Notices,
Lndemnifying Bonds.
Bills of Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Chez ks, diffe rent Sizes, Bonds,
And all the BLANKS which
the Vrgnian Office where there large and beaud
full supply just issued from the press
gentleman to whom the execution of this department
business entrusted has superior in the State and all
may work at this establishment may rest assured
speedy and faithful performance.
Our facilities for Pamphlet, Card, and Rule Work,
complete which with the large addition of Fancy Types and
Embellishments recently made make the Vrgnian good job
Office 5 to be found in the interior
Orders from the City and Country respectfully solicited
ia 26-d&cifts TERRY & SHIELDS.