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Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-25
Soc. NEwmAv, Register.


80 AN1tAof AfAbss AAAN u lOO0s
DR.. A. &. BRAGG, s. Co.-Gents: You will
probably r~ecollect that / called into your estab-
lishment some three weeks since and purchased
a ffty-cent bottle of your So Mexican mustang
%liniment - my object in so doing was to lie
merits upon my daughters arm, who has been
suffering from the effects Of a severe dislocation
Of the elbow for several years past.
The excruciatnlg pain consequent upon false
setting of the bone had dwindled and contracted
her arm to a puny size, and | consider it, duty
deyolving upon me to acquaint the community Of
the beneficial effect your liniment has paoduced.
Her arm was drawn 20 right angle, and was
almost inert and useless, until your Invaluable
liniment was applied, since which time. / am
happy to state, She has enjoyed uninterrupted
good strength, and can use her arm nearly as pill
antly as before it was dislocated.
| would state, however, that prior TO irving
your uuequaied liniment, ] used several other
remedies, and among them "McLean's volcanic
oil lininent," but with the least beneficial result.
ID. NJ. SMYTHE.
We offer this liniment as a remedy IN the vari-
Gus diseases and complaints for which It is re-
commended with full confidence of its success
in curing them.
The followingis a list Of the numerous and ess
traordinary cases it has cured during the los
few month:
q --n 49,. a .I..-.f.- g ~. Il -
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CLAIM MEETING.

V1HE BELLEYIEW SETTLERS CLUE
l. will bold Irregular meetinga' Belloview,
Nebraska Territory, on Saturday, the 28th day
Of October, at o'clock, p. H.. Every member
is expected 60 be present, as business OF great
Importance viii cone before the meeting.
All persons VINO feel agrieyed al any action
Of the Club, are invited and expected TO attend.
WM. GlLMOUR, Pis't
B>lleyiew, oct Is, 'Jt
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LEHTHER BETTING.

DEtsON6 wishing TO make purchases, VIII
9 do wen 10 give AS acall and examine oar
sto5a, which comprises a general assortment
and win be sold al great bargains.
sep ~. GREENE, KINNEY & co.
L NOBS AND LArCHES. James, besl
IN quality of Mineral Knobs and Latehes,
rof sale IT GREENE, KINNEY & CO.
sep 27 "a.
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1his must appear almost Incredible, but the
numerous certificates and letters from distin-
g'ashed physicians, citizens, agents and Others
who have used the medicine, enable us 70 sub
~stantiate the above facts; millionso of bottles Of il
are yearly consumed, and 1t has always given
satisfaction.
To COUNTRY Every store sho'd
be supplied with this valuable liniment, as it
pays a good profit and sells rapidly.
PRGCEs OF LINfMENT.--lt is put up in
bottles Of three sizes, and retails at % cents, 30
cents and 81 per bottle. The 50 cent ard one
dollar bottles contain 80 and 100 per cent more
%liniment, in proportion 10 their cost. so that
money issayed by buying the lager sizes.
a. q. BRAGG& Co, Sole Proprietors.
Principal Offices, cor. Third and Market SITS,
ST. Louis, and 304 Broadway, New York.
For sale by p. A. SARPy, St. Mary, and SAR-
Ply & ENGLISH, Glenwood; and By dealers in
medicine everywhere. aug Billy
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TERMS.

+. unfinished daily at So, and semi-weekly at
sRIiNl N y No subscription is taken for shorter
and no al is gsss
g. ,exrs are inserted for 50 cents per square. Ior
/. and not ' for or ss a s,f'
\ he number o aa.l ont. and charged accordingly
possd m FS inreFor the privilege Of two squares
1 ssi ss5ss r w. $50 lrs@ y:at
inner form, dais I, confne his advertising his par
VII and If exceed the space stipulated for
line OF pus'nss 4 usisbiy for the excess.
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PLASTERING.
And you my sine,cs grow not instant old,
Rl,f hear ,nP sfiHiu AMI

4hd you my sinecs gr0W not instant old,
Bat bear me stiHy up
80 TINT ma, be enabled 10 do gnod plain and orta.
~ mental Plastering for the good pious people of nv
nat've ute had hoped that might be ,,, mirted To
have my card inserted IN the papers o my old Virginia
Statcandt was a'eonsummaton devouty TO be wished "
Bnf, aus alas, even in this hnse been sudly mi-a-
ken--to by so doing | hive a. .cidenialy walked into
the Corn-house of one of the h. Bs
Now, MIR. H., will tell you what the Fox IN the
table told certain long cared gcnt-"lf you had not
spoke, would not have known you | say Mr. Aboli.
ton Blue Shanghn Yankee. (for | am led by
your remarks 10 suppose YOU one Why did YOU with.
hold your name from the public Was l. because yuu
were assumed oi H. or were you down in tn under.
ground rairoad which phce very well known all
nhoitonsis You say in your eurd that all the under
takers of Lynclburg natives Of States )uh of Ma
son and Dixons Lire. Well what hive ! To do with
undcrfdkcIs ann not dead yt und therefore nave no
use Tor those gentlemen. But perhaps you mean that
the Pasterers all from Southern States. Il is very
likely that OF them hre-5ut if theg all claim to
be from States south of Mason and ixon's Line then
have been longly informed. there has been great
move either in Mason Dixon 5 Line or in some of
the Northern States. And, Tow, Mr. -. If Won
an A. b. b. Y, o my curd had no a la
sion you, and perhaps hereait, you will 10 prudence
be your guide and speak when 81 Oxen TO- Now q my
endeasoring detraet from the merits OF the Paerers
ofthis city, pronounce ii 10 b. fals". wish them grea
snccess IN business and hope they wi permit me get
along best Gun, for do not ask their nvors,
tear Their nate ANA ~ Cohcln'1on permit me 10 say
TINT have never made any churts to obtain work in
Lynchburg heretofore but have been offered work he
which have declined account OF not wishing take
more than could do. Now, Mr. b. b. Y. let advise
you keep your eye peeled for cards for if
raise the tin will in all the city papers, until
the crack o doom.
For he mind stray By, and the heart Ibeor,
Shall neUer lagia donb nor faint tcHh tear.'
Very Respectfully,
A. J.. HAMBRICK.
.S-Mr b. Y:-Do make another mistake
and say that ny Gard hit the "Undeakcrs" for
tell you again that am not dead yet A. l.. II.
feb 92-dlm
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RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
HUNT & HARVEY.
GRO GERS, FoRwA RIDING AND
Commission Agents.
Richmond, Vn.

HAVE Received their stock of Groceries for Spring
sales. consisting in part of:
45O bags Rio. Javp aud Lnguiru Coffee,
e57 hbls Coffee Sugar,
100 do II d boxes gruund and loaf do,
800 boxes Tnlow, Sperm and Adamortnc Candies.
80 do. and cases Green aud Black Tea.
10 tons crap Rice,
25 hhds q Sugar,
100 bis do Molusses,
so do Steam Syrup,
100 bushels Q lover ecd
go coses very superior Mas aud Stick Licorice
Foreign aud domestic Liquors-some yer, fine very
superior Olive oil Window ass-Putty-Vincgnr-
Soda-Ca.t mud Bstered Stecl- wrapping paper &e.,
which, with many other articles in their line, hey offer
To the trade on liberal terms. (feb - ts)
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1t will be seen from the above card that have be
come nint Proprietor with Mr. Ross of the popular
Hotel, the "NoRvELL HOUSE, ard that it will be
Quoted in the future under auspices The patron
age of my friends and the public generally is respect
fully solicited with the that evey tiun
will be mad mninain the reputation already enjoyed
by the House, of the first il the Southern coury
(feb 24.ts.) RO CAWTHON.
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COMMUNICATED.
MeSsrs Editors: +:

Messrs Editors:
In LOOKING OVER your valuable Daily, my nt
Il tenlion attracted by advertisement headed
"Look yolr interests, in which the author abors
detrac from 'he merits of the Pastrrers Of his ty in
endaavorng prejudice the public mind against them.
being abuliionists who through every village
and town of the South--speaking disporagingy of
Southern workmen &c, &c.
Now, Me+sra Editors for the enlightenment of this
great of Bedford, whose mountains labored and
brnug ht forth mouse-this who ust at this time
prolesses much love for Virginia, and partcn d,ly
the city pf Lynchburg, and much adherence for abo-
lonists aud Yankees, for his enlightenment | will
say. that my certain knowledge the undertakers OF
this city, without option, all natives nt Sutes
South of Mason and Dixons Linc-and from residence
f years in this place, have before been accused
OF entertaining sentiments preudical 10 the interests o
this their adopted home. They bound To Lynch
bur by the strongest ties OF kindred and friends. of
long years of residence during viii h time some of them
have accumulated small proper by their energ, and
industry Yet this good Judge, thi, upright Judge who
in more thaa instance has sought To join inter
ith these Abolition PIaste (as he styles them
and who so siren ously boast OF his many voyages
New York. AID of the many avos received nj the hands
oil the Nw York Plaserersseek Witty the lasterers
of this cit, 10y statements in the Vrginan and Bedford
Sentinel. whien he knows in his mind to be ulso.
would gain ask, Messrs, Editors why is it, after
many and repeated trials prolonged for years that it is
found necessary undertake the work low prices
get lob after the established wo knen had been
PEELED raise the prices of work sustain themselves.
Why not j. in in and seeL establish hmsef his
eri's prices that will enable him to do good work
with good msterias-to obtain n living and lay bya
little for "A rainy dav. feb 2l.lm.
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Look to YOUR Interest !

L TAKE tis opportunity Of informing the citizens OF
Il Lynchburs that they nave their PLASTERlNd
done in the best and on the reasonable
by appying t. the Washington House, us | nm
now engage in plastering that eeleb sied Hoel-be-
longing to w ". .ettwicb & Brother
| am stranger to of the good people Of Lynch
burg would be very happy make the acquaintance
of all those who hnva Pastering which they with to
have doae il good style ana at the OLD PRICES
also say that | am a native Virginnn, ind ask the
patronage of Virginia people wha always wiling To
extend "A helpi 9 hand OF their own citizens,
instead f giving away their money u thJse A. H. B
s. Ys who in every city and town in the South,
and who make their canours agninst every Pas-
tcre who learns hi, trade ia gpoi old Frgnia
Sutc but heed them not and 3 We srme work aud
| will give yDa ocular demonstration o my skill in
both PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERlNG.
A h. HAMBRICk,
Washington Housr, lynchburg Na.
feb IS dim
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT ATTRACTION!
DIsTRIBU UTIoN OF GIFTS
JOHN P. WRIGHT'S STORE.
TO THEvAL OF IS OOii

VIE undersigned, for the purpose Of offering every
y indnccmeni 10 pn chaseis deal at his JEWEL
RY ESTABLISHMENT and DRUG STORE, on Main
stroet next door nbove Don T. @. Peters old stand,
nnkes the following
Liberal Offer to the Public.
10 every person. dealing at his Store to the amount
oiONE DOLLAR, he will pressnt tcke. with a num-
Der on one side and half Of his ,me writ en- on the
other which will correspond a similar ticket retain
ed In his p"ssesson, containing the number and
tho other hnlf o his by which simple process
every ticket which he distributes. mny be identified
upon presentation An additional tisket wl be pese
I'd to purohasers for every dollars worth Of their pur
eheses thus every person dealing tho extent of FIVE
DOLLARS will be presented with TICKETS, and so
In n few dnys of which due notice will bo given
through the Press, distribution of gifts will ake place
nj the store of tho subs rir under the supei
lance ot NJ least three gentlemen, whose standing
sn be guarantee oi fairness the public list Of
articles 10 be then distributed will be found below in the
nr'lcr of their distribution.
At the time oi he Distributions the duplicate itch Sc
held by the undersigned, and CORE. .pondog In MI 70.
spcols To those given awny will be placed in n hat and
being well shakan. will b. airly drawn out The gifts
In the order OF their distribution will be be.owcd upon
tho persons holding the Numbers drawn out In sueces.
sion, until the gifts all exhausted Thus for exam.
po, fNo. 80" bo first drawn. the gift in the st be-.
low will be presented tho holder of that ticket upon
present ,tion.
lfthis proposition should the appreciation Of tho
public, other disrbutions Of gifts will take place from
time to time. The undersigned pledges his aiih tint
NIL articles sold hs during these distributions
shn be sold nj the regular market prices only and
more. JOHN =. WRIGHT,
Main st.. Just nbo'e Don I G. Peters old stand.
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WILSON PETERS, J, u. MARTIN, W. 5. PETERS
Nj son Lyachburt. Nelson
PETERS, MARTIN 4 CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond, Va,

NENDER their services 10 their Giends, ncqunintnn-
L ccs und the Piunters Farmers and Merchants of
Virginia aud North Catona,
- FOR TIE SALE OF
TOBACCO WHEAT, FLOUR CORN, Go,
IN for the purclse of GOODS, GROCERIES,, GU
ANO PLAS1Er, &c
Particular attention will be paid TO the Forwarding
1f Goa l., Groceries, Produce, &c.
FIR their lorg experience in business their united
efforts aud unrng exefton, they aud believe they
will be able give satisfaction to those who may conlde
heir business to taeir infringement.
Office ON l3th Street. opposite Shuekoe Wmehau"e
Storage House the Busin.
REFERENCE.
Judge y. Thompson,
Messrs. imholcn a. McCne, '''h"
VIM G. i,ises Albermnrle.
g', y n 4lah na,o h'pwa' own Nelson.
Vim. A. Miller, Lyuehburg
Echola d. Pryor. do
Mcdaniel, Hurt a. Preston, do.
MoCorkle a. Jones, do.
Acree g. McClanahan, do.
Joseph H. wilson, do.
Tnsley, Taylor d. Co., do.
A. b. Iluoker do.
Lee d. Johnson do
Saunders 4 Irby, do.
J. X NJ. 1ollins do.
Hugh Barclay, lexington
N. II aasse Augusta,
VIM. Martin, Chesterfield,
Jas. X cTyrc, "
jan 2-i&cts
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Truth Stranger than Fiction!

USr RECEIVED mt the Whiiehurst Gallery large
lot of very fine GILT FRAMES, suitab.e for Da
iueoiypcs-Also, another lo OF PINS. LOCKETS,
ACELErS, RINGS, KEYS and SEALS. (some
fa fae) making the largest and most desirable as
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-08
HOSTING MACHINES.

Nv II agents Tor Bates Celebrated Hosting
w Machines which will furnish nj manun tu
pr with without frames, tho pnr laser
mny pr fer
fS-Samples of the yariors size wheels may be
M store the Dock Onc of these hosiing
chimes ma, be the Warehouse, ot w, A. Miller
Esq the Basin. LEE \ co, Richmond.
lnl 2I.Is
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SMITH 4 BERTS,
I MPO R T. T. RS OF HARDWARE.
Il Cutlery, GUNS, md Sadd1ery, HAVE

removed 10 ihoir new and comuitdiou- Ware ho So,
No. - Iron Buildings Pearl Street. RICHMOND, Ia.
und re in receipt o theil Spring stock Of HARD
WARE and SADDLERN, embracing entire
stock Of Cnnch Hardware Trimmings.
Having made extensive and advantageous arrange
with Foreign and Domestic Manufacturers for sup
plies ui go ls suitahc the ,emnnda of the tad
respectfully solicit examin tion OF our assortment
md prices.
The yirginia, reraosseo and North oarnlma Trade
visiting this mail ct, wou do well To call uH, with
the assurance of finding bota gonds and prices
pare iavoably with ony OF the Northern cities, and i,
will afford us great pleasure 10 exhibit the my
who may iuvor ia with call.
Our stock consi'ts in part Of:
5000 iozcn Pen and Pocket Knives
$500 Bu,k, Bone, Ebony mud Ivory Knives and
Forks,
500 Rodgers" wostenlolms" ;" and Wade &
Butoher's Rag ,rs,
1000 I" Shcnis aud Scissors
1000 Knob, Stock Pa unl Closet Locks
1900 Til, Chest. CUPID aud Trunk Locks.
1000 " Knob aud Thumb Latches nnd Bolts.
800 " "Nr inia &c ons" and Simmons Axes,
500 !" Bench, shing'ing. aud Lathing lintchets and
and Hammers,
500 Ames. Rowland. onl other Spades and
Shovels
300 " .. 3 and prong Fork,
300 Gro. Biittannin, Plated Iron, Tea and Table
900 tons EAST Sheer and Blister Steel,
900 kegs Burdens Patent Horse Shoes,
5000 lbs Gifn's Horse Shoe Nails,
5000 d,z. Hand, Mil N Smiths Files nnd Rnsps,
5000 gro. Wood Screws,
, ono, ,0l0 English American, and G.. ID. Percussion
Cups,
3.00n Pair Truce Chains and Stage Traces,
/, 90 Log. Ok, Fifth Back, Breast and Halter Chnns,
G,n00 lbs Galvanized Pump Clain
Double aud Snglr Barrel Shot Guns,
Rifle, Rife Barrels. Locks md Mountngs,
Circular Saw, from 6 to 90 inches,
Mill, PIT. Gross Cut, I1und and Tenon Saws,
Anvils, Vices. Below,
Sledgo, Hand, aud Shoring Hammers.
Stocks and Dies Screw Plates, Angcrs, Chisels,
Bruce and BITS, Plnnos and Plens Irons,
Wuldrons and Patent Grass ond Grain Scyrhps,
Sntatls. Horse and Mule Collars
Brides aud Bride Filings,
Haers Web Rcns, Gths, Saddles, Bride
Bits.
sti,rup Irons Spurs Buckles and Saddlery Hard
generally,
Hog Skins, Pat md Enumclnd Leather,
Sheep Skins, Enamelled Cloth, Canvass and
Duck,
Oh Carpet, Gunch Laces.
Iron Axles. Ito "a inches,
Bright and Black Springs, Coach and Plough
Bolts,
Hubs, Spokcs, felloes, Shafts ard Coach Ma
ker's materials generally,
Anchor Boiling Cloth
With every other article usually kept in well select
ed stock of Hardware feb 22d&clm
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Fine CT gars.


FARE FROM LYScHBuRG FAKE FROM LYNcHBURG,
To Richmond. ...- 50 so To Lexington 50 %
To Charottcsvile so To Natural Bridge. | SO
TO Cumberl'd G. II % To Buchanan, | 50
OUR PACKET.BOATS leave Lynchbrg daily
8 p. NJ, Sundays exc eepted, aud arrive in Richmond
second day at A. connecting there with tho North
ern and Southern Cars leayi ~ at A. NJ ard Steam
Bouts down the river. leaving at 6 A NJ In Lynch
burg supper will be provided on the Boats fer rassen-
qer4 corning in on the Tennessee iaroad cars.
Passe gers for charlottesville will Ike the Tues
davis hursday's and Saturdays Boat arrive in Scots
Vile next duv land in charlottesville P. M.
The Boat for Lexington, Natural Bridge and Duchan-
an, will leave Lynchburg Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays NJ 81 A. NJ. Returning, leave Buchanan Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays at G5 A. M.
BOYD. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
c.b In-dts
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GPECEAL NOTICE

GPECEAL NOTECE.-The Partnership of J
- +. Slaughter & Co wa, dissolved on the oath OF
last January, and the undersigned is alone authorized
close u all the business Of the late firm. The under
signed will still carry his Iron and Brass Foundry
the mouth of Fishing Creek.
feb 2Sts J. F. SLAUGHTER.
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A CARD-JOHN j. PURVLS, Agt, informs his
N friends that he is receiving nnd shall continue to
receive this week a large supply of NeD Goods of al.
most every description. These good. we're selectedb
one of the best judges Of goods in America Iii i'm
nor ant that the stock should be converted into 'oneyas
speedily possible, and therefore the profits shall be
small feb-27 ifts
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For Baltimore aud philadelphia

by STEAMER BELVIDERE.
Leares Richmond cpety Tuesday at o'clock p. NJ.
OIL Til lnrge una new Steamer u ELVlDERE
.sEsx Capt GFroRp will rcceiv. freight every Mon.
lny nnd up the hour Of o'clock NJ, every Tu.p.
lay, or the above place..
Shippers TO Wheeling Piltsburg Cincinnati md the
South and West generally will hnd this the choup
nnd expeditions. For freight, apply To
LUDLAM Il WATSON, Richmond. Va.
mi II
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Christmas Presents.

II the time for the interchange of friendly tokens
regard and affection is sat hand, and 'nerry Christ
r. and Happy New Year" are considered such ap-
FopHde occasions for besiowng cherished friends
Fnrlilng which will ,ecall To mind with in
Ia'ed Vvldhess, tie love in memory of the donor, il
!! he Well 10 femn those who conicml late (and who
ho = presenting some loved one with something renl
'ouab e. that in all the whole catalouge of Bjouerc
e' - nothing which is 5" surely nm invariably api -e
''o Us the counterfeit preseutnent of the giver in the
4 m "i daguerreotype. especially when taken in TAN
=" n'nitahle ~iy,e, and placed in OF the :
'1s beautiful and Fancy rapier Mache, Velvet Peti
pa lotnse she'll on Porte Monnae Cases or in an eIe
pat Locket, Bracelet, Finger Ring or Breast pir u
post choice asso tmens OF which we have st received
&pressly Toy the Holidays now ur exhibition nj the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery.
Main Street Immediately over VIM H. Mu.b - Auc.
on Room.
~ b Particular pains TAX On to give correct likeness
'd HrtlStic pictures Storcos~opi and coloured Dn
reoypeS may be In! in superior STYLE by those who
esne them Do'nt mistake the plice MAIN STREET.
RID DOOR FROM BsrUGE Sr
GEO. W MINNIS
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Ia trade and have superior accommodations Tor pass.
myers.
They commanded by experienced Captains, well
qualified or the trade, aud who will spare cxertion
~ accommodate.
They will be towed up and down the river by atJam,
aud may be relied sail promptly ma advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
pn, will find it to thcf interest ship by this line
it is the only regular line and freight will always be
taken as low by any other vessela aud every effort
will be mnc by the agents In Richmond and Boston To
give salts sIhction.
We respectfully nak and hope to succeed in oh
mininga full share of patronage
The vessels will lie In Richmond al Rockets In
Boston at Rowca Wharf.
DAVID CURRlE. Richmond, I..,.
ALLEN WELTCH, Boston, "e 10
~ 4. - 4
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silver and Plated Ware,

Such as Silver Goblets Cups and Mugs; r,be, De
.erl aud Tea Spoons; Sugar Tongs aud Sitter, Tea
Strnner-, Salt and Mustard Spoons, Table and Desert
Forks.
ALBATER Table, Desert and Tea Spoons; do Forks
md Butter Knives Cake and Gard Baskets, Began
Plated and Briitana Castors Silver II ut Knives in 'es
Cake Knives Silver, Pearl and Tortoise Shell Cad Ca
4es Port Monies &C. and every kind of articles u,na
ly kept in a Jewellers store, which offer te my 4 ends
und old Customers with the Insurance that y II sell
rs low and on a. favorable terms, any in the II ate
ana hope to have the pleasure Of speed, CALL ard
anime for themselves nnd the truth of the above
sertIon.
E-E- Watches and Jewrlry repaired at short notice
and moderate terms. and highest price given for old
Silver.
oct 96 r. JEHU WILLIAMS.
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VIRGINIA LINE Of Richmond ~

Those vessels of tho irst Glass; built in tho city OF
Baltimore, expressly for his nnde and have superior
Homnodntions for passengers. They are commanded
ly experienced Cppiains. well qualified for the trade
aud who i'll spnfe no excrtion 10 accommodate The,
viii be towod up and down the rivers by steam and may
hc relied to sail promptly az advertized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York. will find il their interest to ship by this line.
freight will nlwnys be taken low by any other
line Of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and New York to give satisfaction.
Freight Is cents per whole, and II cents per a. -,
Tobacco being about 50 per cent less thnp chnrg'
the Steamers. Insurance cnn be effected in the
nond Fire Association by This line Mt 3-S per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope IT, succeed in obtain
ing foil share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to NewYork will be for
wsrded free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile,
Charc-ton, Savannah any other Southern or North
port The vessels will lie In Richmond ut Rockets
In New York Berth No. /, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURHIE. Richmond, } 2
G. II. PIERSON, N. Y. -
No 81 South Street \S
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