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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-04
Correspondence Of the Euauircr.
Pin" ~oodi" Eastern F~gini"-QuantHys shiPpriD
Mf NOrih-Nx LutMrc proSurGls. &C.

f'n' "Nd IN r.""fcFH ITSiniH-(S quantity Sh'PpfiiJ
III" N0rih-M Jm~rrp prospects, Sc.
SrRKY County, July 81, ISL.
Much has been written and said lately about the
rious resources of State its .rcut agricultural re-
sources, its iron Goa! gypsum, &C., &c. Aud even
our Norfolk friends, PERHAPS ashamed of rrir want
oi enterprise, and proper commercial spirit, have
been boasting much lately about ''fccdng the Morrill,
Instead of having ships from every cline riding in
their harbor, they abandon their noble port aml Turn
their attention To trucking" raising peas md TO-
matocs for the Northern cities. Well, uur:wi. law
givcrs have much to alswcr for tins sta:c>fe things
But TO my subject. propose to write vou
thing about the trade that Is Carried ct between lis
and the North in pine wood. This business has be-
come of considerable Importance, employing great
many abOrers there by enhancing the price Il labor
aud inuring to extent tho agricultural interest,"
which is to be regretted. Let me tell, in the briris
manner possible, how it i. carried on, hoping it may
be- interesting 10 some of your readers, ut cusi.
The trees frllcd and their trunks cut into pieces
three feet ten inches long VIII, maulc ul, ud put
in square pens tO dry scason Five OF these pens
seven feet high, make Il cord D! wnod, which is the
slaves day tusk, and all hr chooses uS,
he is paid for. After the wood il seasoned, it is then
hauled to the river, whence 1t rs shipped Ia the North
rem cities, aud nineteen iwrnrtIs "t 1t i'll .NOTihcTH
boitn,S We get three dollars and scrrmty-tvc cents
pcr cord delivered board the vessel: I'll The wood
Is carried North "f lsa"re-u vnst quantity - tn"
city of New York. From the best data to be hail.
there are more than hundred vessels engaged in
this trade in the James river alone, W! Ir mostly
schouncrs, carrying from eighty IA TO ban lrcl and
thirty cords ut Il luud-ayern.:, pcrhaps, ai'"i
hundred and thirty cords They mike the round trip
in fortnight. Now, one hundred vessels. "a ryin.
a hundred and thirty cords EACH and making Nv, ny
five trips Il year, one would ;lnl: i Hc'ld take
but a very shor, time I" exhaust the pi'r timber
bu, il is not There are millions ul cords yrt 10 be-
cut, the best timbcicd lnnIs yielding ,.a Hucl ns
seventy-fvc cords I'll split wood 10 The rcr,. We
should also remember that the pine is nf rapid
growth. Pine wood has been cut and shipped 10 ;hr
North which was scarcely twenty Years old. So, ii
no substitute for wood hc found il will be fair iler
that this trade will be carried for many ,rur. 10
come. The vessels, generally, return in ba!'ast. but
sometimes they bring on carSo OF huy to fed shr
teams engaged in hauling the wood. Some will
at this but free trade my nlo not only between tie
States hut with the whole wide wnrkl. 81, il they
choose to buy our wood and their hay, lc;
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w :t,u,iiu: 10 Fredericksburg, offers for
~, ms Y:.sc. residence and location Tor boarding
.,ao. which, within three hundred ynr,s of Brungon
tbrrrt !, sl:uried III the mrt of d1uscly populated
, o..,uv n.A intelligent nciahboyhocd. The Farm con-
Tain, Que hurLrr Il aud seventy OF land with fine
clay .ub soil and consequently capable ot high improve
The buildings consist "f Dwelling House with six
rooms bc.!irs iuiG. III the basement; School
ilou.r ia The yNrd already furnished for the accommuda
non g.! io,tv Young ladies' good lodging for
,.u,, Il Barn Criagc Hou-e. Stables &c, &c. all
cmv erected and in Tine condition This situation holds
ol' no -uau Inducements 10 gentleman qualified TO
nue the female school the luc, patronage itself
.!,g,c- important item III tile estimate Of its value
F,..r-.iun may be lad on the Let of October
HENRY ROBINSON,
Monte Vilia near Bruineton 7. o. King aud Queen Co.
An l-,'tt
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DEATHS AT BUFFALO AND NIAGARA
FALLS BY CHOLERA.

BUFFALO, July 3l.-The deaths by cholera in this
city for tho week ending midnight Saturday, were
seveuty-onc, not including those of the ponr-house
Of these sixty died during the first three days Of the
week. Sixty-six were foreigners one traveller and
four American residents,
At the Falls we learn indirectly, that there were
deaths on Friday und Saturday. We have 10 report
from the suspension bridge.
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r,, SALE OF LAND IN FLUVANNA.

FVN shIt privately, tract Of land containing 4JU
acres, y!ng in Fluvanna county on the head waters
IT, GHI!nS ham Creek, nll III original growth
!aEd s peculiarly adapted the production of to.
@ U! ihc ncst qunlty cohnunda: :ic highest market
"a II lies remarkably we'll il abuldanily watered
p,ts"'- tinc eastern md southern exposure so rs.
Tor III" successful production oi wheat and tobacco
L,.e i upon the tract fair proportion ui superior
,SI Ne 'rnd which would produce heavy crops Of corn
Sai sc made very profitable meadow inn,l being
HI Elk niles OF Palmyra, the county seat to which poin
w. hor.e boat navigation great bargain can bt had
w ~" isud by early application
Crcasy, living adjacent to the tract, will take
Fur" III showing it to any wishing to purchase
- :!-cwtf WALTER = FOSTaINE
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RICmNOND glND PETERSBURG RAILROAD

DYa special Of the Legislature, this company has
ID .,ui coupon bonds, i'll runs Oi hve hundred dollar.
e4b nr,rrs, payable ti l-t o; June and December oil
sn yI Al seven per cent. per alinuii reueriHhpe ih
" secured by deed 0i trust giving the power 10 any
bond holder sell the road with all OF It's properly anu
t,nh:- upon failure 10 pay the sali'ent III sNy days
We deem II perfectly safe investment The hohos ARE
j. on! hands Tor sGlr. upon most favorable terms 1859
ILlr ni--ciM lOIN 4 LANCASHIRE x son.
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RhNAWAY from the snbscribcr ON the I3th DrcembcI
~ last. nv Negro man, GEORGE, about > feet or "
lc". high II. il black and hns on the lower cor
s Of h ,lt ostr He is toleraby apare. has inher
t,AS n"ai sparta. in Caroline county belonging to .lr
"ishi"r tatcwood and also has relations living III hing
vi Queen md Esscx lie has wife at a,r Richard Cau
ga, near Bcstlnd Post Office, III Essex and relations AT
N' Mary ClAx,ons in the county, also other rela
'"S' IN h!n- nni Queen county.
y Nhov, reward win be given il delivered to me in Pc
''nS'4'e, or to Mr. Sidnun Grady, in Richmond.
E-Y@ eff G. T. BAYLOR
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NtE abcvr reward will be given for the apprehension
sd delivery 10 III this city, Of JACOB, who icit
@' IDni Fits IN icuricC. the 18th q! April last lie Is
dh!S coml xion irct inches high stops and speaks
,ey quickly, nut when confused He walks with
u -'' shon!" lower than the right. lie wus well sup
Ph'i with clothing lie was traced to the Petersburg
:1S'. aHi then Norfolk. II takep out OF the state
Ve hu:ir, dollars will he given for his delivery to me
~ In III" Stat" twenty live dollars.
Jun. eff WM R. TRENT
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NlTl('l.

TNLiyaBETlI MOORE, formerly Elizabeth B'owiil
II and the descendants Of Travis Brown. deceased VIII
iske nOrce that by the viii OF Nancy Brown deceased re-
corded IN the County Court of Orange county Ill the state
Yl!a required advertise for The said Eiz"beti
Moore aud the descendants OF the SAIL Travis Brown To
forward and their shares On the estate oi
sad S,ncy BrotD within two Years the time OF her
death winch in July 1873; which shares not called
ir by i-i within the said Years. am directed to
pay Tiuiua. Brown brother 10 said Nancy Brown
WILLIAM WAiLAND.
hprl! 2I--c6m Executor of Nancy Brown, decd.
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LITERARY SCANDAL.

The run,or goes that Charles Dickens il bankrupt,
nor arc we surprised. For years he has lived slen-
didly-drcssing fasbonaby, giving sumptuous enter
tainments and ndulsing in all the gay excuses OF
aristocratic society AT last the bubble bursts, anu
the glory of Dickens, the man of fashion, Vanises;
but the fame of Dickens, the author Of the Picr'ch
Papers, will not be impaired by poverty and the cold
neglect OF aristocratic connections But the worst is
not told. With the luss of fortune comes loss OF
honor 1t is said Dickens has resorted TO unworthy
articles to repenish his purse-degrading himself so
far even as to sell his child maiden lady of wealth.
The story would be incredible if we did net know
how fatal adversely is to honor. Dickens lived lkea
Sybarite and this is his end. De Quincy, the
most popular British writer after Dickens, lives the
life Of hermit, and for all his poverty commands the
respect and admiration of the world.
As the close of the session approaches, the proceed
ings Of Congress become singuarly interesting. The
dull monotony Of business envened by sharp retort
and personal alteration.
FINE yESSEL.-A new sloop-of-war, the
Reconsideration" is to be launched at Portsmouth on
the m instant This vessel we learn from tho Globe
presents to the eye structure OF strength and capa
city scarcely equulled in our navy, in any vessel be-
low a first class frigatc. Below We give her d'ncn'
'''''' ""N - Feet. H.
Length on the load water line, mo va
Do Spare deck, To- To- 8 ot
10. over all, ~ul % 'o Vo
depth Of Spar deck, 0o Nv
Beam, extreme, = no no
Height between Gun ,and Spar decks, . WO @
Taun,ca I4O0
On her Gun deck she has twenty-four ports, but
will only mount twenty guns, sixteen Of 6S pounders'
and four long % Founders. On her Spar deck for
ward and aft she will mount two 10 shell guns on
pivos, carrying ball weighing l2O lbs. Her spars
will be about tho same as second class rigate, her
main yard being 90 feet in length.
This vessel, the Globe thinks, will be the model
sloop OF. warO the world.
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LATER FROM TEXAS-DEATH OF CAPT
VAN RI'RES

New ORLEANS, July 3O.-By later advices from
Texas, we learn that Capt. Van Bureu, who was
wounded in an encounter with the Indians, has died
of his wounds,
There has been terrible hurricane in Texas, during
which, several persons were killed,
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OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE lombard
MENT OF SAN JUAN.
l. -. SHIP IfASE,
SAS JUAS NICARAGUA, July 10, 1854.

SRI have the honor To report my arrival at this
port on the llt inst, after tedious passage oftwe
ty-two days. On the 2Sth ult., when of the Bermu-
das the small pox, in it, most virulen nrn made lis
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S205,SS1 3:i
ID. BURKHART, Cashier.

The undersigned have examined III" above state
ments, and believe them TO he correct.
JNO. BLAIR iOGE, Prcst.
GEO. DOLL,
WI. T. s. SNODGRASs, Directors.
JOHN WM. STEWART.
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BEREELEY CouSrY--To-wlr:
Personally appeared before me, Notary Public, in
and for the county aforesaid, ID. Burkia. Cashier Of
the Bank of Berkeley, in Virginia, and made "utl
that the foregoing il true statement of the condition
OF the said Hank, "n tue lst OF July, lsii.
Given under my hand, this, 2sth dny of July. 1851.
WM. b. BURkliARr, Notary Public
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WANTED.

IOtn "ANTED,
n ~ 'as next year, manager accustomed TO the
"o'hins OF lower James River lands. He uustb bgrin
i,,s 'aona6e testimonials OF character aud ability
"a. % me 81 Hardens Charles City county, by letter
juIv SEQ 70 10 City Point, Prince George.
-! E*-clm ID. w. IAXALL.
No.iSE-The heirs of Alexander Kenn, deceased,
IL sse hereby notified that said Alexander Kean died ut
d. prc On the Erd day Of March, 1854 He engraied to
''e from the State Of Virginia, about the year 1901
csr,,o,. ,.r JOHN U. GElGER, Administrator.
- --e Snlaee Camden County, Georgia July 6-cim
co,,, BROWN & SHOOK,
GtWH WHMisslON MERCHANTS, RICHMOND,
" bsp attention TO sales OF Flour Grain, To.
teh o' y T. BROWN,
II SHOOK
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As the close of the session approaches, the proceed
ings of Congress become singuarly interesting. The
dull mouotony Of business envened by sharp retort
md ,.rsona nj Rltprc alton,
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llOLI.SALl
Book and Stationery EsOuse

IN NEW lOhh.
On the Cash Plan Extensive sales and M Iuss,.s
Aiakc It r,'iabie 10 sell al very Low Prcc>
N ASON Is 81 iEKS. % PARK Row npl,lse the
AVA Aston 80 ,uk, oslrr une on tllc must ry
te,si 500 n i..d H' in Tic tounry al
bOOkS and SiNFUNfkl for Cash Only
HE amount Oi lioOiS purchased by cu.utrv
merchanis Is ustm! quite small cUuiircd y ih their
Dry g'OuS hardware, md Other bills aud Ihs YER, cir
tuns'aice absolutely GEN. els obbers In The book bsl
ness Who sell on time, ltrgr lro Is IN order IN
MAKE ny io HE losses ami ex lenses ne,.e ssaril
involved "a q credit lIS If AL anuuufs II i,
nso easy tor Tie merchant TO make arrangements Ia
bhy MS hk NIL in' cash though iaqhI pi he 6,
convenient Tor tim 10 purchase his larger bills in s
way. " "
These considerations have led us 10 aI,,n IN - ,
business from hs dae, January. 1851 the follow ms
wncIPles, VIZ: small PrGftS. UDUarging Driccs. and
utGDdss cash. ~
Being ourselves the sole publishers or n Number nj
he Leading and most erienstre y-seiiin Schon l}oo;
IN TIE cniintry, as well as works other dea,t,npnts
our facilities are unsurpassed.
Cali upon Us. or send order and Judge for vour
selves" the saving you can make by buying Of us for
cash ~ worth white
Our I"rat'"n Is very central, and easily found
Ssil n the A"tOr House Steps and look stra,pht E
ward a''r'ss the of The Park and Won c,u,,,
avOI0 seeing our signs. Remember, The maine IL
49, MASON BROTHERS
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'S'HE SuAscrber adopts tins method of iniorm-
ing these who are afflicted with Rheurna-
tlsn, that he has recipe for making prepn-
ration that Will effect a sure and permanent
cure of their disease, 10 matter of how lonp
standing it may be-, whether Inhammatorv or
Chrome. 1t was discovered about the YEA
1886, by his father, who, after having been
afflicted very severely for upwards of ten wears.
with rheumatlsn,was entirely restored to health
and soundness by It's use. 1t has never been
presented to the public before, but has, like an
angel oi nercy, been doing good in a secret
way, 1t h.vng cured many to whom the sub
Gerber has recommended it. 1t does not pro-
i'ss Ike many qudcks, to cure all the ten thou
sand diseases to which human flesh is heir. but
merely to cure Rheumatism, for which it is an
niail bic remedy.
The subscriber having determined to leave
6ln! rAa. has lett the recipe with DENNY
oIENENSON, SR., Broom Maker, under the
Herrid Odc,s, Commerce street, of whom the
@rt.cio c.. o. had ut any time, either in 25 ct.
OF 81 CT. Bottles.
WIN. II. START.
June IA, ISJ4-4t
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TRHMMIlSssS

CONFEEfIONARY Avn STl nj NV
M N3 siAhf A. kOBERlS takes this method of
H., ,onlng the Ladies Of Smyrna and vicinitV
ment of TRihiMINlS cnnss1,nn S eAteisAVe assort-
Mn;ooa. iWH'uhss' t'toak Trimmings Cloak Patterns
e. US SeINels' Lace Goods, Kid Gloves Hosiery
San,,;na 'o soou 10Y oil CONFECTIGNARY, sush as
,'01 Orhnges' Lemons, &c. She also Keeps CON
such as Letter Paper Envelones Pono In, iVN AZ
Sre Moulu embrace this o. portunity OF returning
patronage TO her hereiolure and OF soliciting n ron
linuace ct The same. promising that she will snare m
pains 10 please her customers VIM 't"'o uo
Smyrna. Nov 3, IS53-lv. D
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BOOTS AND SHOES

@tEE The besIa cheapcsls.ock OF Boots. shoes
g2% Caters. Gums, ETC., vi the CITY. nj min
w.. BARR'S. ~ South Second street. PbiIadeL
~ phla, corner Carter 81
Being mostly Of his OWE manufacture bo ,no,or
tees them 10 wear and VIII SELL Wholesale or retoii
as cheap the cheapest ''4'''
Easy SHOES for old Ladies'; plain and fancy Boots
Shoes, Cutters etc. always on hand IN great vay,eI
for Buys, Youth Misses and Children
fnees--Ladies Gaiiers OF every quality and styl e
IRON VI % 10 $3.50. Gentlemen's CaIiskin Boots
from W 70 80 Patent Leather Shoes, Cater Boots,
Congress Boots Button Boots etc., from 81 so 10 "a so
Gum Boots, Shoes, Sandals and Clogs, always on
hand. Old GuRs bought and repaired.
July ~, sally. 5etH
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
READING PREHIUM lloRse Powrp
Cove SglHLHel..

VIE subscribers having purchased Of VIM. Read.
m5''i Washing ton City, the Copy Right Tor has
'aienI Horse Power Cora Shelter, Tor The SIoie n'
delaware ElsIern Shore Virginia and MARYLAND
Mould respectfully INFORM The Farmers wlihIi Sand
ieillory 'ha' lhey are now prepared to furnish them
at The low price 0 Thirty ave dollars ~
lhlS Aiachlne has takeA the following Premiums tl,
past sca>nn:-The hrst premium, with Medal NJ ,i'o
world Far IN New York city. The first premium,
at AR oi American Institute III New York civ M
Lrst Premium at Falr OF the franklin Institute Pbii
deIphIa The iirs premium al iOlipwing Srote F,ir.
New York, Michigan, Ohlu AID Indiana: besides ~
scort OF County Fairs in different States -
IL shells Corn upon entirely different nrinoi,i
from the other Shelters. Inc mat hine sepsrnIts H..
tOl's from thc corn, thereby saving TWO .aIiJs N ,c
aiHe H. IL shells 1900 bushels OF Corn IN one d.,
"plOyng houses and STA men sielied In,,ci 49,
The Subscribers do not deem II necessary 10 saw NM,
thing iur'hcr III It's recommendation bevond he -
loving certificates. INV i''-
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Very Valuable and Desirable
Real Estate

Dr. NTOW offered aud will be sold uron rooscno.
k3Biii ~ bic terms. AT PRIVATE SALE
kHIIl MANSION or FONT I'LL FARM sitnnIad
West OF the Town of Smyrna, and immed aIeIv
adjacent thereto, containing about 2UO ACRES of arnbe
LAND in highly improved condition nossass,,o
every advantage private residence and
agriculture Upon this Farm, no less Than GOtl bush
es OF Lime 2OUOO bushels Of Wood Ashes and so IONS
OIL 1uallo have been spread within the past wears hn
sues great variety Of other cQncenlracd ieruJzers
ana the po Ing under green crops OF Oats Buck,vheaI
Clover. &c all Of which has also been covered n, ce
or thrice with the bCsl stable and barn ward ulnnrcs
me whole tract is lncoscd with The best and n,os
substantial new chestnut and white oak fencing abont
nVe thousand dollars expended the erection of OIJ
BUILDINGS, comprised III which everything roam
SHE 10 a highly improved and we'll directed Fam.
.Nsse Acres are allotted 10 The most chulce vorio
ISSsA hes OF Apples, Peach, Pear, Cherry. Onince
- Iium and 'prcoi; besiies I've Garden abou.Ids
III We / selected strawberry, raspberry, grui.es
&c. ~ s'"l'''
ANY one wishing 10 purchase will be shown the pr,
perry Ivy The undersigned p"
Near Smyrna Feb. %, '5i.u
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v q ~ l11ZN > 5
DaguerFeOtype Fsooms

~ AfcL ST. one door below Sixth snu s,o
aliGa visiting the CITY during The approachinc
snouiu cal on us and obtain one or miro -
our superior Dag"erreoy pes ana have Them sa ~
Inc fePmlatiSn &" our sly es Of Portraits. is az b,oh
oS"y c ln aud they ofIcredar mnh
ao't pu mus giving an equal chance Ia oI,i., =
soou Licure OF The best materials FERNS 0no M,
" DagneTreolypes OF deceased friend, ar
copied equal to the Originals and of The es
larger II desired " rue Shme size or
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$50 REWARD

WILL he paid to any person who will buv q Box
w OF DR.. TERRELS HEALING OINTMENT
nd it according 10 directions. if they will cali
at my office and say with elear conscience thai /,
will not completely cure Chapped Hands, ChbInin-,
Glazing, Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes Sores ON Chill
dren and greatly alleviate if entirely cure Sail
rhenm. Pies Inflammation of the Breas:, Bites of
insects, Pimpes the Face and all Diseases ui Tho
S1n.
MONROE TERRELL, Naugatuck, Conn.
To whom all orders should be addressed
oSoid also 10y the principal Urugg isisand CoSntrr
Merchants generally
gaa. IS, 1854. COW "
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NOTICE,

Ilemcn from all parts OF the Stale thar The so
SION was universal. III adv erlisng nv Font Hill go
Tor safe, my Object was 10 accomplish some private end
or was induced by private motive 10 gain particm'
lar benefit and not really 10 effect a sale T''' u
Influenced By tins ui"rmaIlnn, lake this lnrtbod -,
announcing iOrie public IN and deternined ~;
lehiiOn, WHICH WAS AND WHICH SOW Is To make a. ~
The ioreSald FERN. Persons having any desire ~ ,
chase w be- satisfied BY calling upon The undsIp a'
@1- n. Price reasonable and terms easy e''e''
DANiri HMMINS
Font IIIl near SMYRNA mar, ''N9'
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DAVIS d. CTIEV

De@lf/S 4" L4ml'S, Lanteros i. Caa,,ac},,rs
t. corner FOURTH ant CllEIItY slrcts pLilo
S,o,s "eplla' having enlarged ana improved her
p,t, nav lH5 The la gcSI assortment o. Iu,unx -,
~ S na They are new prtarcd TO i,rnI. -
nj ~ niiitNE, BURNING FLUID. Erl,Epi,
,erns l "a 49, Gas and LARD OFT; Lams Lam,
ChnnJoi;ers ..eris Fancy Hotel a!id Han I,mns
nn al the Manufacturers lowest rrIces. t;"
hnhpS ny The package AT small advance oyar
Pmo P mi S Beng large MAAuFACTURERS oi
io, On' burning Fluid, Ethereal Oh, AIcohnI on
Vne only irue Phnsgene Gas they can furnish una
a', AZ sach prices that Merchants viii find !, *,
'er advantage To buy Call before goIna eInn ~ /"
Tor sale. ' S"'o'y iuid Lamp
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TRiNlsSiEMGS,
A.snN ltHtaEgfaA EEEsaeNtS

M lSShS ). T.. ~ l. \. Bell. desire 10 r.,,,r,u
W. nirate 10 the puhiic The lact lhat tl,c, h.,,
opened one al The most Sei"" and exlrn-Iyr ssnrt-
Mcns OF TRIMMINGS. &r.lhIi has ever been tres.u,l
To The c'tl2en> ~ smyrna. They have cnus.a,l, nm
hand Glance Selections Oi Trlm.ning> and Eaf c Ar
icles, CONSISTING us inllOWs:-Dress FrmmIuo. E;r,
nr"id'r'r'; MA loves, llumdhcn hirl> liuslrrI,s
ZcPhyrs, iriy and Knitting C,lIon y ir,,o, >.I'iS
Looking ''iaSses. Work BaskcIS, Sewing BINS pnr,
M"hh@S rIc Also an excellent assortment ui Sin
tIoneTy, Perinn6 rS aud Coniecil"nerlc>
rhia prlcss
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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-09-13
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DEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE

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MANUFACTURER and Dealer IN all Tho
60 w mosl approved Agricultural and ilor.
-. ucuiiurai implements; lmIor @ nd A,uerI
. Field nnd Garden Seed, FrnIl, Niadc and Orna
entail Trees, uuaIiO sop hos. lime DO
Inventor and manufacturer Ut The Cis Steel Extend
ng Point Surface and SubsUh Plnu.hs
Manufacturer OF AmmOnaIed, SUI er Phosphate of
Lime, Chemical ertilizer, Bone Dust and dealer IN
GuanO and Powderetle, DC.
Oct %, lSJ3-lY.