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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-23
AGENCY.
MICHAEL N0TRSE,

r ATE and for mauy yeats Chief Clerk in the
Z 7 Office OF The Re is.er OF tha Treasury, VIII
a;t1nd to the procuring Bounty Land Worrauts
Pensions hall-pay, sc TO the settlement OF eioims
before Congress and the several Departments; TO
the purchase, sale, and transfer Of stock, and to
The receipt Of unclaimed interest
Extra pay to OHocrs and Crews Of the United
States Navy in the Pacific during the Mexican
War
REFERENCE 10
Elisha Vhiftlesey ESQ, Comptroller Of Treasury
Nathan Sargent, ESQ mto sse-egister of Treasury.
John Wilson, Commissioner Of the Land Office.
The Mayor OF Washington,
Messrs Riddle e BRO, Nartinsburg.
Messts. Corooran * Riggs, and
The Presidents and Cashiers oftho several Banks
IN Washington ana Georgetown
Washington, may 25, 1858.
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CEMENT CISTERNS.

}H7tlE undersigned san continues to Dnild
a cemeHt csierns oil The very best and most
approved kind. lie viii guarantee his work
20 stand any reasonable test, and fully answer
any purpose iof which ia is INTENDED. Ills
system OF arcbng cislems is new, aud is Dee
med very important feature in cstern build.
ing.
Georgc Doll,
Norman Miller.
Feb'y g. STEPHEN Il. MEADE.
2 Il
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NEW SUPPLY OF JEWELRY.

= :. 8T . 10 - Vt UVN1D ~ " flIsTt :,
eSON embracing Breastpins. Earrings.
Fingerrngs. Spring Lockets, Ever pointed
Pencils. Slides, Snaps for Armlets. Bracelet
Clasps, Caf Fins, &c, Sc. These goods
have been selected with care. and are warrant
ed 10 be what they are represented, and shall
be sold cheap and alta reasonable ADVANCE
We shall be glad to show Them to all whomay
be,in want, as we ale confdeul they can please
themselves. For sale by
Nov. lG. 1858. WIN. DORSEY.
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SAWS
Dress SILKS.
ICE CREAM FREEzERS.

A USTIN'S Patent Ice Cream Freezers, all sizes
"A at manufacturers prices forsale by
May TO- RIDDLE & BRO.
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SALT RmEuM.

The most obstinate cases Of Salt Rheum vi
quickly yield 10 The Renoyaing Resoyenl,
One gentleman who supposed that ihls eemi
plant was hereditary in his family, and ns'
been afflicted with Salt Rheum since bus birla'
was cured by the use Of a few bottles. Of 'as
Renovatlng Resoiyent. and the poIsohous
rheum entirely eradicaled from his system.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-23

I I AMs~New Sugar cured Hams, just re-
Y ceiyed and for sale by
January IL, or RIDDLE & BRO.
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YEARS or alIsERY,

Possessed tic iaannsion eontsiaed Ia lii.ie volume
Ia the reach Of alb which would spare 70 herself
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MACARONE.

EREsH Italian Maearoai just received and for
4 sale by RIDDLE Il BRO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT 10 FARMERS.

THgE5E subscriber respectfully jnspfms iaem
4 that he las now on hand several q hls o@rn
,rnanuYactafe 81 Portable Horse Powers and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-14

IA of the most celebrated physicians that ever
lived, at his death left large sealed volume.
tanning all the information he bad gathered during
his life. 1t was sold by his as it was, with
out being opened, for several thousand pounds
When opened, it was found to be filed with blank
leaves, with the exception of this prescription:
"Keep the Feet Warm, and the Head Cool"
To do the former. especially advise ladies and gen.
and get pair of his BOOTS or SHOES, and also
pair of his WATERPROOF CORK SOLES, and
put them in your Boots Shoes and, my word for
it. you will have warm feet which will insure good
health if you have it. and very conducive to it, You
have 1t not.
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

- Great Inducements are oifsred in plain black
and fancy Sits; French and German Meyinoea oil
shades; figure and plain De Laines; Plaid Mouslines
PACK Aipacass BomhszineT large assortment Of Co
French Collar; Cambria Bands: Chemiscsts; Bobin
ana Cambric EdginsE Ladies' ard GentS KID Gloves;
6isck and fancy cyavst Pot Mcnnaies; Bonnet Rab-
french Corsetts: Dress and Cloak TFimmings; blsck
siik Lace and knngee; ospssfine Csshmsre Hose;
Irish Linen. Scotch Pfsids snd many other dssils.
Biz Goods for the ssason, wfflch- an offerinr Is
those Who fhsor me With call, d = email sdvsacs
above cost. AUGUSTUS MAILEhf
- Ne II Main -
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DROWN'S SAFETY MONEY DRAW

pROWN'S SAFETY MONEY DRAW
- ER.-The Subscriber has just received on In
voice OF the above Safety Money Drawer, which for
durability. economy and safety IL not surpassed BY
any In use
Each drawer il furnished with an alarm, which is
always sounded by persons not acquainted with the
manner of opening 1t.
Merchants ard others wi find the drawer indie-
pensible after having used It.
Samples may be- seen by calling upon the subscri-
Der, who has two OF them in his store
ALEX. MOTT.
Oct Qpposite St. Charlea HnfaI. =.
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~ OIiCE.-I have leased the BLACK
- HEATH COAL PITS, in Chesterti Countv-
NJ VEN vi tern q and have associated with me
on the Col Tor the purpose Of carrying
wi be conducted in the name and stvle 81
R;.h. ndNs co. JOSEPH T. TOMPKINS. =
.. we !. nave appointed Mr.. JNO. FARRAR
Attornav n fe the Enslish Co., our Agent and
a,snt ~ nnins bssiaess Orders addressed 70 nr
ton. - wiz mrSSe.ve prompt atten.
no 22-dAc1m PUMPKINS l. co.
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FOR LADIES.-FALL AND

EOR LADlES-FALL AND
WINTER SHOES-We respectfully ask
the attention of Ladies' to varied and extensive
stock of SHOES aud CATERS. suitable for their
use the present and approaching leasons We have
every description OF Cater Boots, thick and thin
soles, at prices varying from LEO TO $275; white
Kid WalkingShoes from LOO to 81 IS; Kid and Mo-
rocco Shppergfrom 90 to 81 SO; also, Kid and Mo-
rocco Jenny Lind and Buskins, embracing some as
fine has been offered in this city In short,
we have we believe almost every kind and style usu-
ally called for. Ladies in of Shoes respect.
fully invit ed to give CALL ard PROMISE that
they shall receive polite attention. and every induce
ment will be offered them, to make their purchases
of rs. oc17 WHITE & PAGE, IS Main Ut.
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DOLL1RD'S RHEUMATIC LINI-
RUSHTON CLARK q CO.'S
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consnnption. Scroful0, DC.

NaHE great success which has attended
Il the use of the above celebrated article has led
to many limitations. and much disappointment and
injury has been suffered from spurious articles pur
chasers should use the utmost CAUTION in noticing
Is blown in the bottle and is each LABEL and the
signature in full each cork aspne other is gen.
secure our patroDs the pure article, and our Mr..
Clark went to New Foundlsnd to superintend the
manufacture in person. and will warrant our Oil
pure and superior quality in every respect and made
from the fresh Livers, and not purified from the
oil, is the case with great deal that 10
sold for genuine.
The genuine Rushton CLARK Co.'s article for sale
by PURCELL, LADD l. co, and by Druggists gen.
orally In Richmond and throughout Virginia.
no 6-dAwSm
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MORE NEW DO0KB 6 the Nov Book-
Ists Haik s. 6sn.s Tsls 81 The Present Tins.
fsssss fssrs. d the Author Of . The Old Houss
\. ~ nivvrp lie. a..
yCo0eersa Novels New Edition.
The Brsv0 and the Pilot now fea4y. .Eaeh -.
Rudiments Of Architeefurs and BuildiDg.
INV 5UvxNlLK hooks.
Csrplinis; aFnseoniA Story. N Abbott.
Amer; Fsancoaia Story. ~ Abbott
TIE WaDderer snd other Tales. By retsr Farley.
Edesr Clifton; Story Of school Life, for bcys.
1oye nt Home. BY Adsma
The Young 1slan1ers
Suushibe Of 0feyst1pe.
Msrk TsaweFtb; Tale for Boy.
Evenings 1t Home. and other Juseniis 1ooks-A
sreet variety
II For ssls Il the New Bookstore. .
lie 21l Broad ct
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
u SAND DOLLARS.--RICHMONDA AND DAN.
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY.-Two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars mortgaged Bonds of the
Richmond ana Dsnville Railroad Company are now
the Sste tbsrscf and ths ntsTest nav"be samOn
nually ct the of5es Of the company in Richmond.
This amount being obtained, the road will be conn
Persons desiring to invest. may apply either at the
office Of the Company to " Witcher, President; to
James Brown, Jr.. or Robt. II. MauIy.
jy7 6md p. VAN DEURSON, Treasurer.
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DIED IN PsIs1N Cornelius Heron, who vas
committed on the 18th Of November for the murder
OF black woman and his own child, Drumere
sonnsmp, Lancaster county, Pa, died in the prison
q Saturday evening last from self inflicted inin-
Iies, whilst laboripg under mania potu siuce his
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pRESER YES, SAUCES, BRANDY

= FEACHES. &c--Tho Ereatest variety that ean
Be found IN any house in the city and at moderate
sons, Peaches, Grab Apples. Cherries Quincea Green
SSatss. Lines Qnince. and Peach Marmalsdss,
rieaied Lobstera Mined ficklss, in different size
teaches in quarts half and gallon jars Olives ana
Jeiliss tCu,r,nt, Ounce and Apple JeIlies Guaba
ssn' OF such articles viii do well to cal on =
des 8. BONAvITA + Co.
No. rs Main Il
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The population of Arkansas, according to the re-
snrns recently laid before the Legislature of that
State, 10 257, LIZ souls.
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MINT ON FnE The U. 8. branch mint at Char.
.os'e, =. ca caught fire on the sth inst. but the
ns@esw were extingui.hed without much damage.
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Il NORTH CAROLINA

r NORTH CAROLINA 80
Z MONEY TAKEN AT PAR-Thea
- Subscriber will from this time forw ard take
80 North Carolina notes ct par for Boots, Shoes,
Trunks. Carpet Bsgs, ke The Public. In invited TO
esll and examine his very large stock of the above
uooes wneIe tnsy WIN saws{s nnd tne DeaL asspr.-
a. any house in the Southern country.
e North Carolina money taken at par for debts
due, at ALEX. HILLS
Premium Boot and Shoe Store,
de II No. 1z7 Main st., Richmond.
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FOR LADIES-We are now

FUK LAUIES.-Wo are now
opening . large assortment Of Ladder
Shoes and Boots, Of fsrent kinds; among them aae
Ladies' morocco, ecst and thin sole Boots
Ladder morocco thin sole Boots
Do goat Buskins and best Cater Boots
Do calfskin Waking Shoes
Do white kid and white sstin slippers
Do black satin Slippers
Do Over Shoes of different kinda
We invite all in want Of the very best and hand
somest Shoes, to give rs q call. We are receiving
ew supplies every week. We will sell them very
M no n '1' PUTNEY, WATTS L PUTNEY.
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MAURICE'S DOCTRINE.
AM MONEY IN THE UNIT

MAUk1CB6 OOCxn1N1--
ANY MONEY IN THE UNITED
sTATES.-WGNTER9H SHOES. -yuer ecsived etths
kisA With thick aolei, and lined with Canton aanns
throughout. gs4s-s Z
200 p.ir LAdisS Shoe oaitsn. or Cloth Shoes.
thick soles. sss.
1000 pair Ladder BlSds 6sitsss With ihish solss.
leo pair LsdieS Coagfess Boota with slastde
1900 pair nen's boyS sad youths Scots. Of evary
kind. =
will sell Goods, and take the notes OF ereyy bank
in the State At Virginia, North CaroaAs and eoUth
Carolina and tho notes Of all other solvent banks in
the United States Of America.
For cheap, rood Shoes and accommodation. call a.
MAURICE'S Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Saloon,
Isl Main street, Esgle Square. Richmond, We.
de5 G. 6.zMAURICE.
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nOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medical
II House, ID still engaged in treating all sorts Of
secret diseases and hereby invites cali from those
who may have been unfortunate in their associations
DR. P. would particularly invite call from persons
in the country who have been given up by their ply
not be reached by medicine when correctly applied
The article known the Chemical Extract Of French
opers, is probably the very best thing now before
by dissipation or other cause. The Ague ana Fever
remedy, called French MiLk. 10 next to q certainty
Price 81 per bottle.
Office on Franklin street, just below the Exchange
Hotel and first door south of Trinity Church, Rich.
mond, Va.
Medicines securely packed and sent to der, with
full directions. seI5
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TOBACCO AGENCY

GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN
~ and 40 California Street, San Francisco,
NELL Tobacco on Commission direci
~ from and for account of the Virsnia Msnnsao..
Messrs. EDMOND, DAyENpoar L. Co. R,ch,n,
E reply 20 any questions and transact any busnss.
wise. 40 en- so .ke-
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THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF
l. WINTER CLOTHING AT COST FOR CASH.
Intending 10 make change in my business. / will
from this day offer my entire stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING at cost for cash. My stock be-
ing large and the greater portion purchased within
the last SO days. rare opportunity IL now offered to
those who have not laid in their Winter supply.
respectfully invite call from the citizens and VIII.
tors generally, with the that mean what
say. HENRY SIIAFER,
DEF Corner OF Main and l4th ste
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TMP0RTINT INFOR1ATION-Ano-
!k., r.ss c 3 = H;.ns & az Sogo
s ..s.ss y. ss ..s. =. T:: !: Z
the s'I BowIsrs osssr cssolisa, Mach =. issa,
a. & .. hi Ms naws couss
lpsrohased Of yo.x has acted like charm upcn ny
li;sls daughter, wsen sAe had the whoopi1s coush
very bod. have usea u also In casss Of Coda ~
tended with severe cc1ehing. end in every sass ths
same happy results has 6een produced. irseaTa this
nsss no family ought - s vit1oas i
Pastor ofths y. i. Church. youth.
rerl. ~ Mn 4. 3. o DAVIS, i ssna:.s sssss
Alex. DuvaI, Paterson 4 Jsekson, Chss Milt1pansh,
f.. !. = risot :. Bodsker and ch.rl'' p Tale.
a LII THE WORLD rs SAD AND
!. sns ss VI. ~
ali in the first stages Of that dreaded Of all dsesses
can sscsps from the destroyer Of home, and the
s; e ri rEts sss. ABB n si1HE Tor
Coughs, Coids. Consumption. Asthma, Whoopins
osnp I Apply sn: sns
deadly an enemy from being In our midst Ask for
Leonsrds Instant Relief to be obtained. wholsssie
Il: a.: Ii ii Drr ssi.ts 4. and Of THOS. LEONARD.
= Governor St. Richmond, Va.
e Price 25c. per hottie. Country merchants mp-
DOLLARDS RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENf.-This pre partition still continues to at.
t,act the attention Of the afflicted Numerous cures
Of Kheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Pain In the
Face, Neuralgia, ChiIblaina he. &c, have lately
been cured BY this Lniment; and thousands who are
now suffering from affection Of similar nature,
could easily be cured If they would only use ROl-
LARD,S RHEUMATIC EMINENT.
For sale by PURCELL. LADD Il CO., Bennett
Beers Adie & Gray and r. r. Duvsl Bro, Main
Shockoe Hill. deS
MRS. B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
vi CEDAR TAR for sale by Mesus. DOVE 4
CO.. Main street. has testimony than any ether
medicine In use forthe cure Of Pulmonary Diseases,
Bronchitis Dyspepia, Asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections and all diseases arinng from I'm.
pure blood.
l or See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 per bottle. or 6 for IS. ap q to
RJTSHTON CLARK a. CO.'S
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T. L. GALLEHER,

OF LoUDoUN COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
TEACHER OF VOCAL AND PIANO MUSIC,
xlafs Whose education was completed
x1Ek at the Now York Normal Musical Insti.
Eszx tute, cfers his professional services to the
81 citizens Of Richmond. His Office IL at the
Powhatan House. *
REFERENCES Rev. T. " Moore, d. D, Pastor lst
ID Baptist Church; Rev. Joseph Davis D. D., Pastor
Centenary Church; Rev. Z. NJ Lee, D D Editor of
christian Advocate; Rev Shelton Hays, d. D.. r. z.
unstec Prssbytsrian Church; q. r. Baldwin, Esq,
Editci Dispatch; J. T, Ballard, Esq Exchange Ho.
doun county; Rev. A. H. II Boyd, D. D., PASTOR of
Presbyterian Church, Winchester, We; Rev. Bernard
5rimsley, faator of Bsptst Church, Clarke county,
mo ms
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-White and
IA Red Ash, of the best quality; for sale by
VIM Fl. DAVIS Il CO,
Office at George Mefiau,'r, 18th street,
de 1885, Between Main and Cary.

- REQ ASH, OF the ness qua5y 11t SAFE c Sy
de 1876 Between Main and Cary.
ADVERTISEMENT
GEBASTOPOL not being taken,
~ Tho heavy lance and sword,
Against it have been wildly shaken.
Aud dreadful voleys pourd.
The fearful slaughter of the Alma,
All being past and done,
And Thibet Shawl and Silken Tslma,
Abroad in winters sun.
| And Mr.. soule (unlucky surely,)
Now having had chance,
To ride his hobby horse securely
The length and breadth of France.
The yellow Calf rnia,
Still being found to hold,
Within its cornucopia,
Some struggling grains OF gold.
And Russia's grasping Nicholas
Who goes for conquest straight,
Not getting yet gle slice,
OF Turkey on his plate.
Upon just and osref taking,
OF all these facts in mind
MILES AMBLER still continues making,
OF Door and Sash and Blind.
In Mayo street--where at their leisure,
His friends and all may sieze
An hour to call for work at pleasure,
That cannot fail to please.
de 12-1w
Ok PALS NEW REFINED LARD.
~ 10 hhds prime new Bacon Sides.
do do do do Joles.
dsia '' POI 'A 5so s'S WoMB Il s'is e. e
FOR IRE have for hire, Man Ser
i want, whom wish TO hire to some person for
the balance of the year, who will give such employ.
ment as will not expose him to bad weather very
hard work JAS. D ELLETT,
no18 Genl agent and Com Merchant
7CS 000 FIT. of Seasoned l inch
lSeJ.OOU Yellow Pine and Weather.
boarding.; for sale by EDW e. DUDLEY
de II 18th st. between Main and Franklin
225 000 sUPERIoR CYPRESS
de IL 18th st. between Main and franklin.
SCANTLiNG, SCANTLING.-ReceiY-
ing this day large let of superior Scantline all
sizes For sale low BY EDW. e. DUDLEY,
de u 18th st. between Main aud franklin
NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
~ TER DRY GOoDs.-I have just opened an
| FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
| which were purchased in the Northern markets on
| tne moot favorable terms. I am prepared to Offer
,nonSemen to purchasers Among the as
ladies' Dress Goods Of all STYLES
Embroideries and Laces
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, lie.
ALSO,
eood assortment for Gentlemen Bovs, and NJ
vantE Wear--with large stock of Domestic Good.
and Fancy Articles '-o'''e oooas
the public Are respectfully invited to give ma !.
eai a. am determined to sell as cheap al anv otb
house in the city. III. ROSENFETnY .Asi
se l8-3m I5s nsS..
Nj r
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-
EI0HTH 6T ENGLISH SCHOOL
n Gf11 ~ reSurDe scho0l Gopte mboFe l6th.
Lhisis me 1sth yssr heye tsseht school sDs
Primary tf.nshes-R ssdias Writins, .spelIins Gee.
time hsvs Zen ii BE- psisesissI nsx =
solicit the ssns favorable eonsids prsnsdni
sns tSs. esss y
wiser, beteer, sessdler boys tkan they wsrs when
20 Is ss 81 $ B. {. yAvLoa.
RY THE GOVERNOR or YIRGT-
= EIA-A PROCLAIM AffoN.--In5or hs-
e q. .sssass p =: s 4. sss e:
at the Penitsptiery. ELIAS HELMS. : convict, who
on the % Of 1ase, 1854. sas condensed BY the
il ssd Penitsntsry for the crime Of Bsraisry. e..
end z now sci1s g s1ssa There
sss .ss e s.
yer him int the Penitentisfs; and do moreover
military. and Request the people generally to uss
their bet exerons to procure the arrest Of the id
hs e 5 ss .s9 T. s:s and
LIS. der the lesser seal Of the conmos~eslib,
49, st Richmond. this sighth day Of Decem'r,
in the year 1854. roe 1oHnsoN
GEO. w. MUNroRD;
Secretary of the Commcnw'th.
q -
ELIAS HELMS IL about twenty-seven years cid,
FIVE feet six and quarter inches high, white COM
plexion. black hair snd dark eyes. de9-l2t
10000 WORTH OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At COST, FOR CASH.
|INTENDING to make q change in our
II busiues We viii, from this day offer our entire
stock of GOODS 1t cost for eaah. Our stock being
large. and the greater portion purchased within the
last few month"; opportunity 10 offered to those
W. a rsspsesiag n.s 81. tSs citizens and
v.iton generally, with the Assurance that No mean
"n.' y ~ PARKER. BAYLY & NIMMo.
NO 1S-ts No. las Eagle Square.
1ss "a REMOVAL.
HHE subscriber has removed to No. III,
Il south side, on Broad street, four doors above
9Th formerly occupied by Messrs. Harold L Murray
He returns his sincere thanks to his frepds and the
public generally for their favots. and hopes by at.
tention to business, to merit continuance Of the
same.
Always on hand. q good assortment of
TOBACCO, sEGARs,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, sc,
of his own importation.
He invites the attention OF wholesale and retail
dealers to examine before purchasing elsewhere.
de 5-2w* H. G. g. ZIMMERMAN.
|nNE HUNDRED DOLLAR RE-
" WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, yes
terday morning, my dining room servant, WILL
LIAM. He il slender made lisht complexion, al
grown. He had on when he left black cost, pail
of plaid pantaloons and cap. He may be prepar
ingto 60 North, or to Norfolk, where he raised
will give reward of S25 if arrested in this city
no i5-ts WIN. GRAY.
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PARTICIPATION IN THE ACTION
ABOVE REFERRED TO.
DARyILLE, Dec. IL, 1854.

-Messrs. Editors have just arrived in your city,
alter most pleasant and agreeable trip from the
upper country.
Leaving the town of Danville on Monday last at
~ O'Clock, on board the packet boat Tunstall,
owned By Thos D Neal, Esq, we had a prosper.
Gus voyage down Dan river to the upper terminus
OF the road at Soath Boston, where we were met
By the fire horse which brought US rapidly to this
place.
On arriving at Barks dale ferry twenty four miles
from Danville, we were favored with an invitation
from DR.. Claiborne w. Barksdale to partake of the
Inequalities of their house, where we were treat
cd TO the fat Of the land" Resuming our voyage
ct IL o'clock, P. M, we glided pleasantly down the
Moratock Nhe Indian name of Dan river) and
reached the Railroad at 8 o'clock this morning.
Before leaving the packet, the passengers Gwen.
ty In numbcr) passed the following resolutions,
which you will please insert in your excellent
journal. ROANOKE.
Alta meeting of the passengers on board the pack.
theWestern terminus Of the Richmond and Dsnsilis
railroad. ct South Bostonon motion of T Suthe lin
JOSIAH Wills Of Norfolk city called to the
Chair, and WILLIAM RIsoN of Pittsylvanis COUNTY,
was appointed Secretary.
committee, consulting of Dr., Thos. P. Atkinson
o, Or. Claiborne w Barksdale and WIN. Oliver of
Halifax county. and Gresnville T. Pace and VIM r.
lin ct Danyills were requested to report rsso.
iutsons suited to the occasion.
unanimously adopted:
etizen, MT Thomss D. Neal, of the town of Danyle
mas generously fitted up the packet boat Tunsta foi
most Hospitality during the trip down the river sun
plying US gratuitously with ell the creature com.
iorts which could conduce to our enjoyment: IL Il
therefore unanimously
resolved, That such noble and generous hospital
~ duly appreciated by Us; and that the Chairman
~ tns meetings. hereby requested to convey TO Mr.
Nes the assurance that he has eur warme ct tbanka
snd tnaf We will ever cherish proper sens. of his
fort. H anu oue COIL
resolved That copy Of these proceedin.. b.
sent 20 the Richmond Dispatch ard the Danvilis ~
Pers for insertion In those journsl, P"-
WV RIsoN, sscretsry. 's enaifman