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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17

WIx1rRrpr MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY Report Of John X. Garland, E"gi-
neer--This company was chartered by the Leg
islature of Va in the winter of l5l9-'50, with
the privilege of raising capital stock to the
amount of II 100000 in shares of 800. The
property Of the Company lies in the counties of
Kanawha and Boone running from near the West
bank of the Great kanawha river TO the East
bank of Coal riyer,and covering an area OF ten
thousand acres Mr.. Garland, in the lucid and
interesting report which lies before us, speaks IN
positive terms of the rich deposits of Goa and ex-
plains the means which have been thus far adopt
ed To facilitate lis raising and transportation. A
railroad of 81 miles, capable of transporting 2l'-
600 bushels day, has been eonstructed-run-
ming from the mines TO the nayigabc water on
the Kanawha. and To intersection with the
Covineton and Ohio Railroad, when constructed.
The coal is said to be of very superior quality
and the prospects of the company most promis-
ing As nm agency in the development of our
natural resources, it has our best wishes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17
Washington Correspondence of the virginian
WASHINGTON. Jan. ~. 1851.

WASHINGTON. Jan. IL. 1851.
Late accounts from the ." Walker Republic y
are unfavorable TO the prospects of holding the
country. The repuied wealth of Lower calfor-
mia and Sonora, which, owing to the utter worth
lcssness of the population, is entirely undeyelop-
ed almost reconciles Us to the idea of the robbery
Reports seem almost as fabulous as the Arabian
Nights, as to their richness IN gold, silver and
other precious metals, and stones. There seems
to be something Of manifest destiny in their
ultimate occupation and development The peo-
pie will do il in good time without the Md of
government and politicians. The principle
seems to be 10 get more territory honestly, if We
can; but get IL, any how.
Our Central American relations in the Senate,
and the Koszta resolution in the House are like
ly to anuse Congress for good long time to
come But should one Of these hobbies break
down, there will certainly be another ready to
take its place.
Mr. Clayton, who, as Secretary of State is in
volved in the controversy, is 10 reply to Gen.
Cass. The issue may be summed up in three
points,--frst what is the Monroe doctrine ON
the subject of foreign interference in American
affairs, il never having been definitely settled;
secondly, has that doctrine been applied in the
present case and thirdly, whether, if accurately
interpreted, it should be applied or not
The first not being settled, on which the 9TH
ers depend, it may be safely assumed that
practical result will follow the discussion, except
having furnished something to "go on" to the
tune of SO per day.
Our people are very much abused. The re-
sihilitv tho rpnra ia the npoup ia
"A fiction. Before the election, the member of
Congress is your 'obsequious, humble servant"
but when elected, in both thought and action, he
is entirely Independent.
The contemplated change in the Cabinet, grow
ing out of the election of Davis to the Senate,
may not take place after all. 1t is reported that
A. G.. Brown has secured the nomination. This
is unfortunate for Mr.. Pierce, who would have n
fine chance to remodel the machinery that has
nearly made shipwreck of his political for
tunes.
Who was or is to be the SUCCESSOR of Mr.. Da-
Wis, has been anxiousy discussed A seoessonist
no doubt The Union party having been ''crush-
ed out" by the people of the South, IT is no part
of Mr.. Pierce's business to crush them lin" The
amnesty does not embrace the compromise men.
The accounts from the Erie War; aud 'Bedi-
nj" riot very hatterng to the conservative,
tolerant, slavery hating North. 1t having been
distinctly shown on many occasions that neither
State nor Federal laws can be executed in the
North, it would be well for the Southern people to
anticipate, by proper means, the time when posi-
tive aggression on the South will only satisfy the
appetite enlarged and whetted by fraterna blood.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17

two millions Il United states bonds. now in the
the treasury. as a permanent school fund, 10
which he would add the accumulation in the treas-
ury Of ono. temth of the annual taxation already
appropriated. aud the annual taxes thereafter.
He advises, also, the sale of the school lands,
which are now only leased and that the proceeds
be added 10 the fund.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17
IN PREss-A HISTORY OF A SUIT N

IN PRESS-A HISTORY OF A 81 IT IN
l. EQUITY and of an Action at Common Law hv A
II. Sands, Esq, Counsellor at Law.
This work embraces minute account of all ~. steps
be taken in suit Equity and action 1t Inv,
from their commencement 10 their terminal al.n
the mode of enforcing Judgments DEGREES, together
with the manner of appeals Nrts OF err'r, Sc., Sc
fnrmsnf bills, answers and .'ecrccs H. Chsnrrry; de
rlutalions and judgment, at Commnn Law. and pleas
demn,rers and repcations appended; ard chap
ter will be devoted specially the practice in Iln I'M.
ted States Count. A. NORRIS,
Publisher g. Booksrllrr
dts Richmond. Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR -. Roses Celebrated / lmiIy
Medicines

On. j, :. RosEs AedcH Adrise, To persons in Sick
ness and in llea tn, Almanac fur lS5e.-rhs pub.
LEGATION is from the pet an eminent pv.cinn of Phil.
adclpho, lrgular graduate Of the Medical College,
aud IA honorary member of the fhladephia Mr,liea-
society 1t contains u,uth g"rd advice IL invnd, ~
wei as persons in health 1t asa cscribr> IN a com.
rehensive the diseases of our variable cinnte
aud the mode of treatment No nmiy should be with
out n opy OF this book. II can be hna without nny
Charge at the NV Drug Store Of M,ssr> Wright (
Allison where Dr. ko,e's valuable Family Medicines
are for sale Tsen, 6n,1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17
Svnopsis of Incidents


Synopsis of Incidents:
Uncle Tom Cabin Aunt Chloe very industrious. A
1ale abou, Aboliionss. Aunt Chloe don't like Gin
einnnIi-' III raider be the old Plantation" Song,
Dares talking whrn niger wants to 60,
Topsy. Uncle Toms return from Gimp Meeting, aud
happy time nnd plenty mouey. Bnujo Solo, Topsy -
Song, George IInnis White folks dat don, own Mig
gers, yer, good to talk Consolation from Uncle Tum.
Song. My old Kentucky Home" George Harris
ng. i" Who's da Knocking ut de Door. George ilnr.
ris. Duet =" Though Sorrow Clouds, =" George and
Liza. Intrusion OF Lame Jake. Separation. song,
Coon Hunt, Lime jake. Massey is no -fingy mnn.
Nose much pleased With that idea, and very cautions
about de jug. Uncle Toms Cabin. Marriage of Lin
and George Hurts. Dey both Jump the Broom Such
a Horpy rime. Camp Meeting Chauuts. Corn Shuck.
ing Reel.
OIL white folks we'll have you to know,
D de version of Ms. Stowe
In her de Dakies am all unlucky,
But de boys OF Ole Kentucky.
Den hnnd de Banjo down to play,
Wen nuke it ring both night and days
And We cerc what de white folks say,
DE, can't get us Ia ran away.
EVADM1SS ono certs
ian l0-dts
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Virginia Land Scrip.

The Washington Star says the Secretary of
the Interior has made the following final decision
in regard to Virginia land scrip:
LIST. That he is required by the act of Congress.
thoroughly to revise the proofs in each case, and
To judge whether the issue of the warrant by
the authorities of the State of Virginia was sane
toned by the laws of that commonwealth or not;
but that in cases when his mind might be equally
balanced or nearly so, his respect for the iudg-
ment of the Executive of Virginia would induce
him TO sustain it.
Ind. That the warrant, as issued by Virginia
for the services of stewards and other warrant
officers in her State navy, for the bounty appor-
toned to those of one grade higher rank in the
army, should be satisfied by the issue of scrip if
otherwise entitled.
Bird. That no officer is entitled to a double al-
lowance of bounty land.
4th. That while there is room to doubt, in a
strictly legal view, yet, considering the equity
likewise, those officers who were transferred TO
Virginia by the Continental Congress were enti-
tied To the warrants issued to them by virginia.
9th. The supernumerary service, and what is
termed " dead service I" will be recognized in
accordance with the views expressed by the At
torney General.
9th. That the act of Congress of February,
1853, does not apply to these Virginia land war
rants, and that they are assignable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17

AT a meeting of the Ladies of the 18th Street
Methodist Episcopal Church in this city, held on
Monday morning, Jan. 10th, 1854, the following
Card and resolution were unanimously adopted
and ordered to be published in the city papers
CARD
IHE LADIES of the Alb Street Methodist Episcopal
Church in Lynchhurg return rer their sincere HUNKS
I" the Ciizcns of LyHchhurg aud the surrounding
try iorlhe generous aud liberal patronage extended
the Feast and far,heId by them during the Christmas
holidays, in the Masoni, Hail.
RESOLUTION
Resoiced That the thanks of The Ladies of the 4th
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. be and arc hereby
presented To the Masonic Fraternity, in Lynoibug. Tor
the use OF their Hu during the Christmas holidays for
Kidding tet't and Fan
January II.
70 Express and Bedford Sentinel plense copy
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fui of diamonds and some other materials ofgreat
value The amount of the frauds, it is said oA-
coed s2tD. QD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17
Renewal of Bank Charters.

We EXPRESSED a confident belief. some days age.
that the bank charters which are about to expire
would be renewed by the Legislature. Tue SUD
joined paragraph from the Richmond Enquirer
exhibiting the feeling of the democratic party on
the subject. leaves no doubt of the result
I'VE do not know that opposition exists IN any
quarter To n renewal Of the charters OF the BANK
There was a proposition some time since 10 SUP
stitute the system of independent bhnN'ng.
bnt experment has not 50 triumphantly yindica-
ted the wisdom Of this principle, to induce the
pnblie TO sacrifice system which has operated
IN the main equally to the advantage Of the state
and the community. In bis message the Cover
nor urgently recommends renewal OF the char
tors If tho Banks. and we doubt not the action of
the Legislature will be IN accordance win the
suggestion"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17
GALE OF FOUR Valuable slaves :

GALE OF FOUR Valuable Slaves =.
- In oLedicnc, To decree of the County Court nf
Buckingham pronounced a sJanry Term, 1871 IN he
case &c Dunn Meggia-on and others. shall On Sat
urday the 2ls day of january SD, ut II O'Clock A M
in front of Market House, il the lily nj lynchbnre
offer !or sale public auction, -FOUR YOUNG AND
VALUABLE SLAVES vii: Julia, CHM, Beverly.
and Chapman. The sale aforesaid is made TO effect
division, and the title of the property
but | shall only sell as Com issioner
Terms cash. WM A. DUNN, Com'r
by Wm NJ Cabell.
To Sale conducted by VIM. II. Mosby
anl 3 c2 ian
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DIS SOL ITO Y.
COwLING & MOSELEY,
Prime Retailing Cheese.

100 BOXES PRIME hetailirg Cheese, daily cx,
AOV pccled for sale low by
LEE * CO., Late A. S. Lee
jan 6-d1cts Richmond Va.
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nov dts
MORRIS PUBLISHES

4 NORRIS PuBLISHES-
"A. Gle Yngina Reports, Vol-. a. and 6.
Washipatous Vols
The Nirsi1ia Gases 10y BrDrkenbroush mud II ,nrs-2
Vols
Tate's Digested lndrx Of the Virginia Reports,
Tate, Die,st of the Laws of Vrgnia, Ga new edition
preparing adapted To the Code,)
Tate mercan Form Book,
Tucker Commentaries the Laws :" Nrsina-a
Nols:
Robins,n's Foims
Rabi lsons Practice. nov tsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF TExAS-Gov.
Pease OF Texas in his message to the Legsla-
ture, strongly recommends measures to compel
the creditors of the State to accept the 'scaling
SYSTEM" or have their claims barred forever A
project of this nature has been already introduce
ed into the Legislature, and will PROBABLY pass.
He approves Of the Pacific Railroad grant which
we lave already noticed, ohiecting only to the
provisions whirb allow the issuing IT patents
to4 The lands granted before the whole road is
completed. He is also in favor of setting ,rar,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17

NOTICE-We invite the attention of the citi
gems If Lvnrhburg and vicinity one more lot of
: eiior Three Nearpli MULES which viii arrive an
tl.t - II INST. LEE 4 ONERBN
sHl4 ID
| ADDE'S WgslEa. as hive
4 i.fs rid 81 pain. Laii White Kid Slippers
--AeIys ace.
December 7 SEABURY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

HsHE undersigned who carrying on the l'a ~.
Il business IN the city Lynchhurg az" |
take this method to inform their old Patrons as
all Others who may have any hing to do in the, ''
they obi ged to advance the price of worN
traction over tormer rates.
1t must be Obvious to all concerned that srea'
siiy impel- Ms to this cour.e. ,.II
No movement of this charrter was ever un"''
but that il met the opposition Of the public, ana u.
their disaprrobltion: TIL reore eN,mned NV
very carefully upon which we hope TO fix our ','
public favor in this present posti' n. ! ne ' hi
permanent ddUance in the prizes OF all aItlele' I'd.
lnclud n. House rent, Taxes. &c. NJ bni u'' ma
clally in every description of material ana 'oo'a
satisfied US that We either had to abandon our -"
cherished sucia.i"ns, for oth.r locations t'', ak
proper Inducements and reward. for iabour' "
the hands of a libe'al public the proper 'eiD""'
for service, THIS we now do mi.
OUR r. TIES fran this date will be th'ri; .Irep
all two work and thirty FIVE cents for a.! d a
work One coat work twenty FIVE cents "Di,I Inf ID
the trawei. Cornice, per square foot, 373 ~" N
runnii g loot of ornamental work in cornlee' lord
ing. All outside work or stuccoing VII oe a.
lore htiy eents per square yarl. In c""' T. anil
wish to ad thar M abatement can be mad' :" sd
the prices, hy ither of us. without violating w.
and honor
JNO LONG, ,s
PETER G. AKERS
!. W. CHICK, .,-orrl
JOHN W LANktrUS'
GEO b. McCLhnTT>
VA A STErHENS
JAMES OLIVE
iaa 7-iqr ~
: ssdsss-g MAN WAN FED. - H,,G 1oo.s
" u trusr, negro man TO wuik in NY un'"T us.,s
dec 3l.,. WH. A. MHLLEo IN 'he pa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17

1--WE SUBSCRIBER would beg leave to return his
ID thanks to the people of Lynrhhnrg and vicinity
r 'e very lloe,ai patronage heretofore extended TO
him for period of thin Thirty We rs and would
ASK a c, nt"uancc of the 10 the firm of c. \ G.
H. Ha'dyas they intend do all in their poweri, ner
1t The patronage heretofore received
jan d&ris n ,I,pDv
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PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION

FREFANING FUR PUBLTCATION
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
4 MORRlS-Publtsh0 and BookSe'iy-97 Mann
"A. Street, RICHMOND. Va - VIII publish
Calls Virginia Reports Vols !, 9 aud 3,
Hrnning n Munford's Virginia Repo1ts--4 Vo.
Muitord's Virginia Report 6 Vols
Leighs Vol. l.
All with notes with eerences subsequent decisions
and nver.rnled ca~es-by Lueien Minor, ESQ., Counsel.
Tor Law. nov f4tsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17
Small Notes.

The Richmond Enquirer says that the bill for
the suppression of small notes, which il is under
stood the Finance Committee of the House of
Delegates is toieport, will be eficacious beyond
all question" II will require oath to be taken
against the circulation, by merchants, &c.
We by no means share in the Enqurer's CON
fdence. Public opinion in regard to the necessity
for small notes can no more be aifectedby such
a law, than by that now on the statute book. Our
expectation is that if such law as that referred
to by the Enquirer, be passed the merchants and
others to whom il is intended to apply will refuse
to take the oath, decline to apply for license and
throw themselves on that public sentiment, which
now refuses, through the juries of the common
wealth, TO enforce the penalties denounced u
gainst the circulation of small notes. All enact
ments this subject must be void, until this spe-
cies of currency ceases to be Indispensable in
che transaction of busness--and the Legislature
has no right in the face of so universal demand,
to force the people of the State to the disreputa-
BILE resort of ignoring and multiplying the law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17
YOUR Ton, Whine Zine Pain
XNIisEATI WheaI!! Wheat

W gent for Richmond Mill, VIII pd!
highest casn price Tor all good wheat delivtre" d
lumber louise, o the Basin. ,pp
sept III Is WIN. A, MILF"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17

IMMENSE FRAUDS ON THE REvENuE.-The n
\ Times states that it has been ascertained that
several respectable merchants in that city have
lately perpetrated immense frauds on the govern.
ment by smuggling costly goods from Europe
and that on Thursday, a custom house officer OBJ
tanned search warrant for the store Of Messrs.
Leyison q Bro, and made seizure of diamond
stones, watches, pearls and other costly foreign
articles of jewelry, claimed to be smuggled thro
the late voyages of the steamships Africa, Asia,
and Arabia, ofthe Cunard line The property
thus secured is valued at about 100000 An,
other seizure was made in dorsey City, ana on
sisted of nearly 100 fine watches, double hand
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17


VoTE ON THE VALLEY RAIL RoAp.--The bill
for the charter Of a Company to construct a Rail
road from Harrisonburg to Salem, coming up in
the Senate Friday, Messrs. Shackelford Johnson
Ward, Stuart and Thomas opposed it, and Messrs
Harris, Deneale and Paxton advocated it. The
bill was defeated by the following vote:
AyEs-Messrs. Baldwin, Buswell Creigh, De-
neale, Grantham, Hall, Harris, Layne, Marshall,
Martin, Mullin, Paxton, Roger, Steenrod, Wade,
IT., White, Winston, Witcher-lS.
NoEs---Messrs. Amber, Barnett, Brawner,
Braxton, Campbell Catlett Chapman, Douglass,
Irving, johnson, Jones, Logan, McDearmon
McElhenny, Moncure, Old, jr., Parker, Randolph
Saunders, Shackelford Stands, Smith, Stuart
Tate, Ta2ewel Thomas, Thompson, Wards
We cannot believe that Mr.. Witcher of Pitt
sylvania represented either the interest or wishes
of his constituents,in his vote. We are unwil-
ling to think that hostility 10 Lynchburg could
have warped his judgment to have prompted
such vote, but can imagine no satisfactory rea-
for it, unless it be that he has given in to the
chimera of extending the Danville road to Wythe-
vile, and thinks that it would have in that event,
less to fear from the Valley road, than from the
Orange and Alexandria extension" II is not
the first time that some of the special friends of
the Danville road have exhibited hostility to
Lynchburg and her interests, unbecoming men
who should rejoice in the prosperity of every por-
ton of the Commonwealth. 1t might be well for
them to consider how far they can play this game
without being turned upon. There is such thing
as retaliation--and there is such proposition as
a straight road from here to Richmond!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17

= a4dsss.s SsAlS W = y u AZ L.a,boa
Y u trusr, negro man TO woik in my lun'pT us.;s
dec ST.. WH A. MrLLEo IN 'he '
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Two Valuable Tracts Of Limestone
l. Id

Two valuable Tracts Of Limestone
L. A Nd,
living in the County # Cempal uni di ld.d / The
road leading from New Lonlnn Campbell e. H., aud
adjoining the lands of George lul e james Rn-<fll,
Thoma. +. Na.rnan. John Mar-h q These Ibis
re sit ated ON both sides o Flat Greeh iiin miles OF
New London. nf Campbell c. lle.. ri foiest De-
pot . Of Wards Road Turnpike an1 ~ n Lynchhurs'
and IRE we'll waered hy seveta ribntatiss fhe Prer
Tract contains bv recent survey u
f63 1-2 ACRES. N
and the other 2Si ACRES Upon both thefn are boli
Limestone Springs, ROOMY DWELLINGS, Sc aud
uron the snaler Tnrf good SITE f0R A MILL.
The rerts for 1851 will be included in the -a.e III
Trucs ronain , considerable portion n INV eruunds.
which muy be easily converted into excellent Mendow
Further prion deemed useless these wishing
to purchase will fnr themselves. The ands will
be shop u By b. Leltwch vino resides miles south
OF them.
Propositions for private purchase will be received
either 10y m, sell Bowling Cnrh's Hills Creek, or
ia. said Lewitch.
TERMS:--6, ~ and Is mouths credit, with terest
from date-the purchasers giving honds with approved
sectity and the title retained until the whole oil the
purchase ,ney IS paid.
ELIZABETH II. CLARK.
ian cff.hs Repuhca. ".
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nESIRABLE FAMILY Residence
- For Rent wish rent for the pres. n
year, the house in which | live-Possession Lii
given The 18th Of January.
wish to Hire the present year A NEGRO MAN to
work in the Garden and at end horse--A man 45
to 80 years of age preferred.
jan 4-d2w SAM'L. TYREE
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7 ffIIIINffI FtfFIfFI
Happy Uncle Toms Cabin;
Or, Real Life in Old Virginid.
Potrying the happiness of the ncgTu,s OF the South
Introducing the harmony that prevails upon rlinta
tions-Tber holiday festivals Marriuges-Congo
Dances. &c.
Aunt Chne--Mr Rudolph,
uuole Tonn-Mr. 4 Sanford,
I.iza-Mr. r. H. Sitter,
Georae Hnrris-Mr j Lynch,
fnpsy-Mr Collins
Lame Jake--Mr Cavanah
Csry-Mr Fryer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
A VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS TO,

r SALT viii 81 jsaisiis Aatii H,sai "Wednesday
the rs ~ Janaafe - II, ut e'eiek. Ruii.lins Lot.
fronti 10th Ales .tefv af 9ta sir'i-h ts The
low r. POT tim Of tie lot. pre-e* ernri. bs
Hill Met nv. Esq. Terms nne lnnwn IN ia, al saie.
loo 10 ,ltisn BENJAMIN ] DuNAa.
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| sA GREAT MANI .Co.
HAIR BRUSHES

"'iioS' N'ilHiiii' ltar ID
d hair uiis II macy kinds 70
janl3 dc,s u
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AND sALES.-shtez sll u lul!ic ane. ..n.
II mol soId priyntrl, leiort. II st dhs ~ f.b-
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tNOk RENT.-Two Comfortable Fnmy m
l. Residences, with good water gardens &c &c. LII
Possession gwen Immediately. =
dec CTS CHAS w CHRISTIAN
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ARRABEE'S Botanic Medicine
lull supply Of these popular Botanic Medic,
On hand- among " hich are
African Bird Pepper. Mo.
Bethicot, No 2 po,c,,
n.ac1 hoo'' - T. Biuers,
S'mPosih'n, Spice Buffers
nerve POWDER Raspbury Leaves,
Any Medicines not on hand will be orderc nj has
uce-for sale ut JNO. p. WEIGHTS
}. II thompson Druggist. New Drug Store
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VALUARLE CITYPROPERTy,

W - = y u NVPERTl >
saie.-Ihe undersigned ofers for .ar b, \
y Lot on 7ih street. at present ocrutied h., W.
Blnckford, Es1'r. The house is conrnra, ~ "m !
has or rooms wiz all necessar, ON, bo'9 uesl
line garden attached "0''e' and
Apply to the undersigned, o, to Mr.. y T,p.
yrchburg. AUSTIN Al Tpmdpte,e,
June ID sc2awt. ""oLEl