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JANUARY NUMBER JUST PUBLISHED.
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THE LITTLE rILaRIM.
A Monthly Journal for Girls AMI Boys
.n,rrn nv GRACE GRErNwoop

EDITED BY GRACE GREENWOOD.
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WHIT GsLAyEKF ~ FtsE DAnEafSS ssATls.
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Introduction Territory Of the Barbary stateo. 1Ee
Subject and Sources Of Information.
|. OrtgtRof SLsoeg. Slavery IN the BafbaIy stat =
IL History Of Wlon iStltrgV 6zfbo'g, Ealiy
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Apologies for White Slavery Happy Condition o u
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The AMERICAS SLAVE CoDE, 4, vHEoEs
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NEW STORY NY GORGE Il IIPPARD.


TNHE undersigned will commence. sn or about the
i lst of February, in the philadelphia Sunday
Mercury the publication of thrilling and interest
ing story, written expressly for that paper by George
Lippard entitled
ELEANOR; Or, SLAVE CATCHING IN
THE QUAKER CITY.
The story is founded on facts connected with the
operations Of tho Fugitive Slave Law in the city
Of Byofheyiy Love and in point of interest is fully
equal to Mr. Lppard celebrated work, " The Quaker
City,"
A new volume of the Mercury commences with the
New Year, and all who wish to subscribe to one of
the best family newspapers published in the United
States, should forward their names without delay.
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Publishers Sunday Mercury" Philadelphia, Pa.
Jan.
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srAR AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES, AND
LARD oil,

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March ~ Candle Manufactures, Cincinnati, o.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL U
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL u
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
TyHE ships comprising this limo are the following
Il Tho ATLANTIC, Capt. West
The PACIFIC, Capt Nye.
The ARCTIC, Capt Luce
The BALTIC. Capt Comstock.
The ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships have bcsn built by contract expressly
for Government service; every care has been taken
in their con ruction, also 10 their engines TO in
sure strength and speed and their accommodations
for passengers unequalsd for elegance and com.
fort
Price Of passage ( ON New York to Liverpool in
first cabia S120; in second cabin, SO. Exclusive
use Of oxtra sire state rooms, $500 From Liverpool
Ia New York ESQ and f20
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No bcrths can be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED pATEs or SAILING.
1858. 1858.
From Net York. From liverpool
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Saturday, December 10. Wednesday, Doc. IL.
Saturday December "a. Wednesday, Dec. %.
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ATTENTIONS
C0LDIERS who served In the various wars, anc
- sailors, or their widows or heirs, TO whom or
Of pay, extra pay, bounty land, pensions, 40.
may be due, may End II 10 their advantage 10 hav,
their claims investigated. Address
A. M. GANGEWER
Attorney and Agent Washington, ID. @
Bounty land warrants bought and sold
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If any State deems the retail and internal traffic
in ardent spirits injurious to its citizens and cacu-
lated to produce dloness, vice. debauchery soc
nothing in the Constitution of the United States to
prevent it from regulating or restraining the traffic
or from prohibiting it altogether if it thinks proper
CLisT Justice IaasU
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Franklin, Brother a. Co,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
4 ND COMMISSION MERGHAATS, next door
IA to Liberty Warehouse. MAIN street, LynchbuIg,
Va, have Just received and offer for sale ntgc mud
general stock Of Groceries, consisting 1t every article
in that line; also general stock of Liquors Hardware,
Staple Dry Goods, &c. &c. They respectfully
solicit call from their friends the public generally.
Their stock Of good entirely AID fresh and will
be offered tie trade the lowest rrce' for cash
in exchange rcounlry produce.
JAMES FRANK IN.
EDWAt , FRANKLIN, ,Jr.
JOHN A FRANKLIN.
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price %. A. NORRIS. Richmond, Publisher.
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY.
Hear whnt Frunk Leslie snys OF it in his Ladies' a-
Wehnve read hi. exceedingly elegant ntribuiion
light literature with ubsorbing interest. Alone"
Ia hear offering " the altar of home and social af
rcons, simple tale of rcal life dedicated my broth
81 and siatc We arlcome such tributes Ills most
hcurtly. Nothing III its way strikes our memory a.
being its cqoal ond give place fitting notice In
"ur nrtstic Gnzetie wound gem of rurest ray,
and commend 'hlone' 10 every ref cd mind"
Alone stauds Tar above the light literature of the day
In ts style and general Herald.
Natural and felikc IN it's concepons, and te-ining
with interest; while vein OF rich and cheerful humor
aud ovcinowir sympathy, re,vndc the entire work.
nnd sparkle upon every pnge We lave feud no vowel
which heartily commend tho +, biic
Alone "-Lexincun Gnzett".
Chan, tetiari by orce, ccnrnrss mud orifinalay-
Gndey's Lady Pnak. 81
1t stnnds 'uiouc ns hcng ceinin extent ignal.
1t is rcunrkal c aud curious Of york. cxsct-
ly novel Il is skilfully pnn ed and deeply inter-
eating story lut something more than n story. and 10
designed to be "somehitg" better than inter sting
We think she hns accomplished than she ntende
-Sonhcrn Literary Messenger
One oi the hest works of fiction have ever read.-
Marion Ilnrlntd" mny be Justly placed In the very
front runk o American female writer s-BedfrI Senti-
mel
II bears the unminkn lc !. pr, of a highly gifted
mind Darvr Register.
Every psgc is mn den the language IL rlns,e and
elegant III" whole tale fascinating that II holds the
rcoier'' mini in h'm gasp NIL j. is + shed-
'cnns 'ost oct 28ts
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RICHMOND.
SsEn Change Of Schedule. S{frt
Spring and summer Arrangement.
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk.

Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk
PER u. =. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
nF 1900 IONS Baythea, Comman'ed by Captains
~ Cav.nIyand Ski ner
Tho jamestown will leave Rich nond every Iucsdayat
trrnoou . clock. And the Roanoke every Saturday
Iaornlng ut 7 u'clock, for New \ ora vim Norfolk
Returning, they will leave New TX for Richmond.
every Saturday aud Wednesduy Afternoon at o'clock
Stopping E " hour. ench why nt Norfolk.
Passage New York. including meals aud State
room nceonm odaor, only y-.....--..---.----- Sl0
Steengc Passage only ..-........-. .-...-
Charge 10 Norfolk, the same ns by River Bonts
M.rchantsand travellers will find this OF the nos,
speedy aud comfortable routes between New York and
Richmond. Passage and fare onl, 80, Streragc Ins
sage only 81
lUDLAM T. WATSON,
W.
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% Main ST, Richmond, Tirginia,
il ole Hscnl h,r the >nl' al
WORCESTER'S PI4NOS,

and would INVITE the ultcntun ui Professors, Arhtrurs
aud the pubic to an examination OF them
III assortment embraces many EeH nn1 hcautiful
styles and by almost every arrival Is receiving aIdon-
al supplies. He offer, the great advantages in the
purchase Of Piano Fortes, only in superiority
OF instruments but also IN the prices which be sells
them nrt 3,lis
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,I,O THE CITIZENS OF LyNClbURG

'I'O THE CITIZENS OF LYhCIlBURG
4 AND ITS NicISiTY.-As Intend To hnvo sio,r
enlarged, the enrlJ pal of the eusning yon,, tnl
rxp"dirnt to reduce my stock rs much as possbe |
therefore offer the public oil oi my valuable and
we'll -assor,ed stock very REDUCED PRICES If
customers will plensr give me call they will be
i,hcd that this notice is humbug. large lot 81
TALAlAS and LADIES CLOAkS, also Carpets, Rugs
mud Borkings NJ Cost. SUPP Bod Plnnkels. Snnets.
Cnssmefe., Craze. Melinn and Silk Snawls Dress
Silk. Pocket andkctchi,,-Plnin and Emb oilcrcd,
with n large lot ol Needle Work. and KID Gloves.
ol ol Supr RiguIets 62i cis-bonuriful article
unv2st- JOHN ABRAIIAAS
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RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINAt

ot' bARTEN WARE AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy Articies.
INlE sub, ihcr oil, III, trade large aud va led
stock of Earthenwarc. China and Gil -, the pat-
terms at which were selected 10y hin.sef in prrson.
Having aa,xpere of many years in this particular
business he feels confidence sati1g that in point
OF price and quality II viii eompae iavoIahy with any
other house IN the made.
White Granite Dinner Ware,
Do do Basins and Ewers, Jugs, Tea Ware, etc.
Blue Print Flowing aud Fancy do
Fine Decorated thnn Dinner nGd Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and foi'ct
Do do do Pitchers and VASES
Gold Band do nf above variety
White Chi do of aLor, variety.
Common Marc Of every descriptions, suitable for
" ole-ainr which he offers upon such terms foy cash
as cannot fail Ia please
Fine Mante Pier md Toilet Glasses
Finr Ivory Table Cut cry, Walters aui Brittania Ware
Safety. nnd other Fluid and Solar Lamps
GLASS Ware in every variety,
All hc asks call, and lie feels assured hi. prices
will give satisfaction.
Iii. Packer i, one of thebest ia the trade
Stone Ware ut Factory prices.
sep l2-ts JAS d Il. EVANS
M II Main RI bmnnd hn
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Large Stock New Goods at Cost for Cash I!
Il. LII LEWIS.

n .equencc OF bnd hrah, nm compelled 10 quit
L bu,rc.s,n s,nnd will from tina do seil all ot my splendid
stock OF entirely goods cost fpi cash (nry
goods hnna will h. oil red NJ pr'c- much less lhnn
rust Wy stock is large aud desirable; consisting o
splendid assortment ot Lajie-' Drrs. Goods Fine Man
ties. Hosiery 81 VS. Shawta Plum Il .nck Silks &c.
Also, splendid stock al Fine Cloth Cassimere4, Plush
md oh'r Vrstings, Fine Sen'i- Grnvuts and Pocket
ilnndkerchcfs. ,rrlhcr with splendid Hsannn eht
ii supple eonds. Blankets, Pulled C'oh Casenctt-
l.iusey., Bleaeled nnd Bro Cotton, lrish Linens
tnnnels, Checks, &c,
mo, particularly invite Ill in wnnt Of good bnrguns
and good goods Pivr call | um determined 10
close them .peedi, lnssible.
,,., "a ,s II LEWIS
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$40 REWARD
ID AN away fromthe subscriber, ON the 18th May,
u 4 necro man named MIKE belonging Mrs
Dance of Powhatan county, Va. The snd negro is
bout # 7 nche, gh; well sci; back-betweeh % and
30 years old; he IA Navy Cap. hi other clothing
not remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered to me-, section 10 Va & Tenn Rairoad Pa
laski co, Va SD if ndged in JLil where get
him. JACOB RUMBOUGtI
iunS-is
to Richmond Wl,;r md Buchanan Recorder copy
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BY MCDONALD Il PETERS
TERMS.

yIRaISIAN published daily sc. semi NJ
81 ia advance No PAPER will be discontinued ex
lie option o the Proprietors untl all arrearagcs
hay o.
ADYERrlSEMENfS inserted for so per square Of
II lines for the FIRST insertion, y each CON
unless oricrei inner weekly,
per will be charged for each insertion
ihSertions Is not marked ON III" Ms 1t viii be published till
d-rel out and charged accordingly
l. \ Il nA.rI.s AI,I
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TINO THE PUBLiC.-Tne sub,crlber tukes
l. this method Of informing his friends and tie pub
lie conceal that he has made arrangements con.
duci his Baking bnsine under the management Of Mr.
JAMES SIMPSON long known of The best ba
hers in Virginia aud that he would be pleased furnish
his old friends with nrything they mny in his line
Families in of Bread, Cakes, Crackers, Sc. will
be fu nsled at the shortest notice.
nov Ats JNO. B. SHANEk
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Richmond and Petersburg Railroad


E4W Wv WV aelssal @saal 4sRiHzss# ", sE. WV
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
vuNilE ras sengcr Trains this rond viii run ns fol.
lows:
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBUSG.
Express daily, nt.-.....--.....--........a "A Am
Accommodation, daily Sundays excepted at..st AN
Mai dail, ........ 81 r.M
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
Accommodation, Sundays excepted at--...4.- "a I'm
Mail, doily at. ---..----.... j p
Tho Expires, aud Mail r,uin Gom Fclcrsbu &
connrct al Richmond with the Trains gnLR Mouth. fo
Washington, baltimore. rhadrlphin aud New \ok-
The Gxprcss trains alsn connect with The trnns the
Virginia Central Railroad tor Charlottesville, Staunton,
&c.
Through Tickets for Washington at.........-..$6 90
" " Bnitimore NJ t.-.....--.-.- 30
d" '' PhilRdenbiR nj. -.--.----- 90
Can =. procured the Ticket Office in Peter r.burg.
The Express trains do stop for why passengers
The Mail ,rsns will only stop ut Fort " nj ha md
Glover Hill Junction. Halt Way Station and Manehrs
ter The Accommodation ,rains will -top for way rus
seneers.
Fare pr white persons 81 IS; Children thfecan md
twcls. y"nrs of age 81 cehis; Colorcd
H car b cents.
Servants will be permitted in rst class except
when in attendance on innnt children, sick parsons,
absolutely requiring their care in which the
pri,c us Tor white persons will he charged
A discount OF 10 cent. " III be made each inrs
when tickets procured the office. and IL persons
Getting nn the cars where no tickets sold
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
ly th.,rmasers with two pnsses, 80 that one ran he
retained the office, and il must be EXPIRES stated
the pass thni they permitted Ia GO IN the Cats
~ B-Thc Trains will run by Riohmon Time.
THOS. DODAMEAD. SnpL
Omce II. & p. n. Il Co
30 dscts
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For BaItitnOre and Philadelphia.
BY STEAMER BELVlDERE
Leapes Richmond epcry 7Uesdoy at O'Clock p N.
LII TIL + lnree nj new Steamcr B T. LY lDERE
S&s66 Capt CLIFFORD will receive freight every Mon.
y, md up tic hour of o'clock p. NJ, every Tuns.
lay. for the above place..
Shipper. TO Wheeling Pittsburg Cincinnati and the
South and West generally. will find this the chcnp
'st and most expeditions. Fol freight, applyta
LuDLAM s. WATSON, Richmond, Va.
Iuv | 4