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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-13
The PeriIs of JournalIsn,.

We question if there is any business in our coun-
try In which the proportion of failure to is
as great as in tnat of newspaper publishing. Few
succeed IN any degree worth naming and the num-
Der OF those who draw the larger prizes, Or in 9TH
er words, secure eminent success as small as of
the drawers of capital prizes in lottery 1t is a
STRIKING tact, that there is not single paper in
fs'ence here, now, that in existence ten years
ago--that the number of papers which have per-
lshed since that time is double as great as of those
still living Six have died; three survive Very
few OF our papers throughout the State can date
back ten years, and still fewer-not more, we think,
than i've or six-have the same proprietors they had
five years ago For this, we might assign good
many reasons, but perhaps the whole would amount
to the same the verdict of the Coroners jury over
the unknown man who :" died for want of breath -
in other words they died for want of adequate sup
port We hope that this dark age" in the hsto-
ry of the press of the State is about to cease-that
it is to be permanent institution instead of
series of mere experiments, and generally losing
ones-that the inducements may be sufficient to at
tract talent and retain it, until time gives tack and
experience for it is a great mistake to suppose
that editing alone requires neither training pre-
paration indispensable to every other occupation
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-13

MUNICIPAL ELEcT1oN--On Monday last, an eec
ton was held for Magistrate of Police and Conmis
soners of Fayetteville, which resulted in the choice
of Warren Winslow, Esq as Magistrate of Police
The Commissioners are:
u L.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-13

SMALL Pox IN DUpLIN COUNTY we are painod
to learn that the Small Pox Has made its appearanoa
on the North East River in Duplin county Tbers
have been many cases and several deaths from thu
disease. We learn that the first case of it was
Mr.. Grady who recently went to Savannah, Ga. IL
take possession of effects left by relation wb
had died of Small Pox. Contact with some artcs
of clothing used by the deceased is supposed to hav
communicated the disease. Our accounts represent
the disease as spreading. Vaccination is very GEN.
orally resorted to by the people of the neghborhool
and it is hoped in time to procure general exemp
ton from the disease.--Fay. Carolinian, 7h INST
John Brown was, on Thursday, brought before hi,
Honor, R. M. Saunders under writ of Hubeas Cor
pus Brown, it seems, was arrested in Sampson, re-
GENTLY upon his confession of the murder of Milton
Mathis, and was held to bail by Justice Holland IN
S3O00 and failing to find bail. was committed. f.
grounded his application for his discharge upon the
plea ofinsanity The counsel for the prosecutjon
submitted that, as the matter had already been in,
vestigated his Honor could only enquire as to wheb
er the bail was excessive; and that he could no
hear cadence upon the sanity or insanity of tba
prisoner. Application refused. His Honor ordered
him to be lodged in the Jail of Wake till Sampson
Superior Court.
For the prosecution, J. G. McDugald.
For the prisoner, C. G. Wright and TIL. H. Holmes
Raleigh Statesman, It'll inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-13

In circulation Observation-Disclosures 544s"
The arrival OF immigrants into the United States as'
from 1870 TO January. 1854, have been 3,OOOV~
souls. If they brought into the country but s. aver
age each, the amount would be ST. 900 0OO-maRlIs
IN all $50, 544,975 but the usual estimate is Te
much larger than that, the supply of foreign CONS
Wall street being always large. Thus the whole =,
mount OF specie imported into the United States )"
1898, per official returns, was 81 POI 1892 and the j.,
elgn coins exported from New York alone were 10
ooo'o 900 for 1853 Further, included in the aOo" DO.
sum ct ,07o exports. are large OF lnsO
transferred from California packets without gong
the Mint at all. The amount of coin that goes O
OF the country unreported is small Under all I Ios
circumstances the amount now here cannot be j"
IMAM 100000 in circulatian.
Col. BENToN.-A correspondent of the St. L I.nn
republican writes from Washington " Col bep';;
looks lost and humbled in the House. He CONES comes
OF morning, sits an hour or two, and then lea.sb
AS you may have seen, he has generally voted W.
the administration, and been quite silent thus l' hi
he had made several efforts to obtain the floor G
his slow, solemn, dignifed, Senatorial rising, IS N,
fast enough for the House, and about twenty ~ w.
Speakers have reached the ear of the Char NJ, nj
lore ne Is compelled to take his seat with the s
silent dignity with which he arose 1t is clear :"
- llT1o Aaa al L.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-13

RsFA'The steamer Sc Union," of the New York and
Charleston Line has been chartered to proceed in
search of the San Francisco.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-13

UI the latter sum, $35,OOO,OOO was held by the
banks of the Union. The Hon Daniel Webster, in
his speech on the United States Bank in 1885, estma
ted the amount in the country at $50 OOO,OO0; and
resented it at 81 s5 900 900, Of which $50 OOo
held by banks, and $4,000, 900 by the government
1t is obvious that precious metals are derived from two
sources only, viz: from importation in exchange for
products of industry and from mines. Up to the DIS
covery of California the United States mines had pro-
duced Sl2. 1853. If now we take the estimate o.
Mr. Crawford accurate for the year 1920, the wbO
imports and exports since then up to June 90, 1865
have been as follows:
In the country, 1920. $37, 0OON
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-13

A5~From WHITAKER's, we have Gleason, for this
week, very handsomely got up-64 cents.
And also from the same. The Flag Of our Union,
published by Gleason. 1t contains a great deal of
reading matter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-01-13

I HE HAPPIEsT HUsBAND UNnrp rITr G. 49,
ao one great advantage over all other married conn
esmsn advantage which has been lost to us with
Faradlse--HE HAD NO MOTHER ~ - = - ~"
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DR.. McLAsE's VERMrruGE.-During a

DR.. McLANE's VERMIFUGE.-During q
practce of more than twenty years. DR.. McLane had
attended innumerable patients afflicted with every
form of worm disease, and induced to apply all
the energies of his mind to the discovery of vern
fuge worm destroyer, certain in it's effects. The
result of his lebors is the American Worm Specific
before the public, which is perfectly safe, and
may be given alike to children of the most tender
age, to the aged adult; it purges mildly and sub
dues fever and destroys worms with invarisble sue
1t is easy of administration, and it does not
contain mercury in any form whatever. no restric-
tons necessary with regard to drinking cold wa
ter s it capable of doing the least injury the
tenderest infant. An incredible number of worms
have been expelled by this great vermifuge.
P. S.-The above vousbie remedy, also DR.. Me-
Lanes Liver Pills, can now be had at all respecta-
bic Drug Stores in this city.
~ Purchasers will please be careful to ask for,
and take none but DR.. M'LANE'S VERMFUGE.-
All others, in comparison. are worthless.
de ll-d&c1w
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CUFF BRACE PLOW.
THIS PLOW can be set to cut dee,


Il or shallow wide or narrow furrow. Chokes less
in foul land than any other Plow now in use and is
warranted to give satisfaction TO be returned In
addition TO the many inducements heretofore offered
10 the community to buy their implements in Rich
moDd, we have established Foundry of our own for
Plow Castings thau heretofore offered in this
market; and intend keeping always hand, not
only the Cuff Brace but all the other popular
Plews in and the Ca.tings for every description
OF Flows. together with Agricultural Implements
10 general Our stock will comprise in part the fol-
lowing:
Cuff Brace Plows, both right and left hand. of all
sizes; Livingston improved. of several sizes; Wiley
d04 Mccormick Davis do hillside and Srb-sol
Piows OF various patterns. tsmong them Gideon Ds.
VS. Primitive sub-soil Harrows, Cultivstors. Corn
Weeders. New Ground Coalters &C., &c.l We are
also agents for the sale of Bickford Humsn's cell
ebrated Whest Drill, which took the premium at
toe late Virginia State Fair.
GEO. WATT Il CO.,
Factory on Franklin ST., square
below the Exchange
GEO. WATT,
7. H STARKE oc 25-Sm
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BLUE RIDGE RAILRoAD.-The Senate committee
of the South Carolina Legislature have reported
favorable ON the Blue Ridge Railroad bill.
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SEwING MACHINES s.-Having had
many applications for. and enquiries citing Sew
ing Machines, l have been induced to examine
closely into the merits of the different manufactures
and for the year past have spent much time in order
rtan which kind would be best adapted TO the
South for all general purposes, and am now happy
to inform the public that have taken the agency for
the sale Of Hunts Mschines, which, for capacity,
passed, whilst they are warranted to turn of work
equal to any in use. Price SIS and S85.
2. HORTON KEACH,
de 7-ts 81 Main street.
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In the United States Court at Philadelphia ON
Wednesday. John w. Boileau was convicted on II
bills Tor fraudulently obtaining land warrants. On
the rendition of the verdict against him the prisoner
fell In aft and raved like madman. He was soon
restored to consciousness, however. His sentence
has been deferred, motion having been made for
anew trial
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYspEPsIA-THE
GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.-DR. ]. s. HoUGHToN's
PEPsIN, the true DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GAsTRIC
JUICE still holds the first place among all the various
remedies for these painful and destructive com
plants 1t Is Natures own specific for an unhealthy
stomach. No art of Tan can equal ts.curative pow
ers. and no sufferer ON Liver Complaint and Dys-
pepsia should failto try it.
Sold in Richmond by J. B. WOOD, and Druggists
generally. de 1-d5w
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BRITIsH AND AMERICAN CLAIMS The mixed
commission for the settlement of British aud Anne.
rican claims has commenced its sittings in London
The cases of the Florida and Texan bondholders
have already occupied their attention, but as yet
NO decision has been come to with respect to any
of these claims
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DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS, well known
Merchants, respectable Apothecaries, and hundreds
OF Others bear testimony to the good effects Of STA,
in Coughs, Colds, and diseases of the Lungs and
Throat generally. There is empiricism in its pre-
appreciated by the entire medical I, Gully alone
ter into its composition. The DIARRHO5A COR.
DIAL is aso prepared with the same scientific skill
and caro-. Its beneficial effects In diseases of the
bowels have been remarkable. Over 500 physicians.
who have been made acquainted with the recipes of
them and emily spoken Of them In terms of unquali.
fed praise. fyou have a cough, any disease of
the lungs or throat, give the Expectorant trial.
Or if you your friends need the aid of the Diar-
rhea Cordial, make use of it with confidence, and
mark the result. s,
y See descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis of
the Agents.
~ Price for each only so cents, SIX bottles for
.. n. sTABLER Co., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Balsiuore
PURCELL, LADD l. CO., 4f
- - IL
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HooFLAND's GERMAN BITrERs, prepared
and sold BY DR.. -Jastsc at the German Medical
Store, 120 Arch street, Phiiadelphia daily increase
diseases arising from arrangement Of the liver
These Bitteis have indeed, proved blessing to the
tering testimonials. This medicine has established for
itselfa name that competitors, however willy their
schemes, seductive their promises cannot reach
1t ganed the public confidence by the immense ben
efts that have been derived from ii, and will ever
maintain it's position
Agents for this city-Messrs. PURCELL, LADD 4
Co., and BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
de ll-2w
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
Il SAND DOLLARS.-RlCHMOND AND DAN
WILLIE RAILROAD COMPAEY.-Two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars mortgaged Bonds of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company are now
offered for saie made redeemabe in five years from
the date thereof and the interest payable semsn-
nusly at the office of the company in Richmond
This amount being obtained, the rosc will be com.
pleted to Danv;lle in twelve months from this time.
Persons desifng to invest. may apply either at the
cffcs of the Company; to V. WitcheT President; to
James Brown, Jr. or Robt h. Maury.
jy7 6md r. VAN DEURSON. Treasurer.
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Hon. Richard De Trevilie has been elected,1Lt
Governor of South Carolina.
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF FLAKDs.-FRANK @. RUFFIN, Seeye-
sdSyof the piv0inia State Agricultural Society," and
n: AUGUST offer their services to the public a.
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
LANDS In Piygfnid and the Southern and IYesteyn
States.
Ofice-at the Office Of the Virginia State Asyieul-
t0yat Society No. lis Main street. ,
N. AUGUST, EerARY PUBLIC AND AccoUNrANr
Oiice-asabove. fee-ts
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MORTALITY OF CHARLEsToN.-There were II
deaths in Charleston during the week ending the
9th Inst. -4---@s
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FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREorYPEs-
Call at SIMONS' and see bis superior PICTURES,
for which he received the first MEDAL at the Me-
chanics Institute, Richmond, Va All in want of
really good Pictures are invited to examine speci-
mems. del
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THE MAILS. great Southern mail now
leaves Washington twice day. by the Potomac
steamers Powhatan and Baltimore-the Ice being
al present no obstruction.
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LIBEL SuIT.-It is stated that q suit will be com
menced against the editors of the New York Elk
press. for an alleged libel on the Austrian Consul
The damages are laid at $4,000
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MusIc BIZ STEAM --In short time the 'b1il0we Al
the great organ in Tremont Temple Boston, 4 y
stated, WIN 30 worked hys stear. The cneina and
shsninG are already set up.
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Henry Bloomingdale, protesting Methodist
preacher, has been arrested in New York on
charge of stealing quantity of clothing.
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FLgToHER's HAIR TeNic excels every
thing for beautifying and improving the hair. No
is quite sufficient to shew its good effect The great
success of the Tonic has brought up host of imts-
tors. fwbo know much about the treatment OF the
hair as the man in the moon.l whose nexious mix
lures have produced 90 much mischief and annoy
anco.
Persons wishine the original and genuine article,
! can bs supplied by the manufactured,
JOHN JOHNSON,
At HoBsoN's Hair ssine Saloon,
de15 Under American Hotel.
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1t is stated that Mrs. Richie, Formerly Ars Mo-
watt) has another book In press, which will short
ly be published.
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Harmon A. Cain, native of Sussex county, Va /,
died in New Orleans on the 9Th inst, of cholera
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

The circulation Of the DAILY DlsPArCH
aieS that o. al the DaIlypApsn Of
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The BALM OF A THOUSAND FLewERs, for
beaunfying the complexion, curing diseases OF the
skin fo- shaving cleansing the teeth for the Toilet
and the Nursery; for bathing and many medicinal
purposes; discovered by Dr. Fentaine Paris. Price,
50c per bottle. For sale by
SMITH FORE, Booksellers,
no 24-H No. l9i Main and $50 Broad sts.
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Gen. J. Watson Webb, of New York, came over
In the steamer Pacific
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NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
IN TER DRY GOODS.-I have just opened an
entire new stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
which were purchased in the Northern markets,
the most favorable terms. | prepared to offer
great inducements to purchasers. Among the as
gortme TT may be found
Ladies' Dress Goods of all styles
Embroideries and Laces
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, 30.
ALSO,
good assortment fox Gentlemen Boys and Ser
vants' Wesr-with large stock of Domestic Goods
and Fancy Articles.
The public are respectfully invited to give me
call Is am determined to sell as cheap any other
house in the city. III. ROSENFELD,
"a l8-Su ITS Broad at.
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o. 81. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
lector 18th street. between Main and Gary. the
store Of g. r.. Peake. Refers to Messrs. G. T. Wor-
than & Co., Williams Brother: Butler Tinsley,
j. II. Claiborne. g. r. Peake, j. b. Sclater and DR..
w. A. Paterson. % lS--3m
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AICHMOHD, Va,
SATURDAY MORNING, DEcEnBER Is. 1ss41
VIRGINIA.

J GLoucksTER AGRIcrLruRAL Soc1Krr.-The so
a0'a meesiog on the 18th Of November
:, .oun n' bryan presided, and Mr. Fielding L.
A-yl"r oe.svered the annual address. The society
nao an exniniuon attic same time. and from the
reports Of the committees infer that the entries
were quite numerous and c,ea;..h, s
-"
~, niraAfIAD ouieiDE-On Monday last, lsays the
Wheeling Inteiligencer ), Mrs El;z.heth ~ .,r,.-
lain attemuted n ae.,ro., t..,,,. 81 s.
Tho f.-.,, -. Z. A0. IAss oyJamping rom
ooat u martinsville but wss rescued
from watery grave by the promptnees of the pilot
Of the boat vho for,nn..e,,, ,h.....s - r.,,.-.i
the va,er cs. -. - see s ucr iai 'n'o
one u aDoat 4oyears OF age, and was
recently married. An absence of domestic har.
m1my Il lie said led her to ,l,. ..tta,,,, ), .,a
her v,o,,.,,. .-.,,.- = ''' s'sso'iip' " eaa
:. oao'1s
Norfolk Custom Hou.. .,,d -. , 'n ..o
progressine. fe IN. be, ..,. q
hieh. The eran;,e ,,sad i, -. ..-.--'..-1
buildinp n from, Pho M, 49, A's' - '''o
of r....-I. n.'n0 =. suuge summers,
"a. - =. 1as oee" mcnuoned In connexion
~, c,o.... - 'ose'.ot nc ~ says the sfaun-
,,f .la "os.'' '"onsio'e, .he communion
r. '0..i'oius shas no Judge shall be
aa1 p..'''eai o'''0e uarlus MS term OF
"'''''" o"o yoa' 'ae' esiier.
AaAss'A.LhGAASY bAsk-A letter published in
lne eAieAandria Gazette, and dated Tazewell Court
house, says;
:. ae d rams Aleghany bsnk, located at this place.
hard cnrrencv ast wesL n na;d ~ paper ~ 1.-THE me
5000 for lis paper, and it's officers seem DISPOSED
and Determined tn rneet nnv rup ths, ,, ~ PSu w -
upon it. Whether circumstances might M, ".o. =.
rather could not arise TO make IL susnend flat Iid
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CHARLES r. HARREYS.

CuAhIAES Is. HAHKEYS,
HOUSE, Sign AND 0REAsfKNrAr PAINTER.
10th ST., between Main and Cary.
/" All work entrusted to his care viii be faith
fully and promptly erecuted ses0-Sm
JAMES E. HEATH < RICHARD M.
CARY, Commissioners in Chaneery.-Ofice in Wh
Builhng &, fronting on Franklin at. oc9
+. NJ. ROBERTSON, Draper and Tailor
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office, Rich
mond, Va. ee gLdSm
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Hon. Joseph Sprague. formerly mayor of Brook,
lyn, N. Y, died a few days ago.
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-Fiye Hun.

CRATES AND FENDERS.-FiveH Hun.
N dred Enameieds CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his
faeture. The Crates embrace all the vanous kinds
and patterns, such square topped Gothic, Liptic
Circles &c. with beautiful rounding Tenders, Sum.
Pieces, &C.. to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders &c, from town and
country punctusly attended to and carefully
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied
at tho lowest northern prices with the usual discount
of for cash by wholesale.
Apply at rny Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main be-.
tween 9th and 9.h SITS, Richmond, Va
Sc 2S-3m. SAMUEL d. DENOON.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COWARDIN.

nj stx And A orAlrER ckNTs RER WEEK., payable
10 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, el rear
In advance.
The WEEKLY pIspArCH IL issued every Hri.
isy sae mailed to Subscribers at el per annum.
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A LSO IN ESQ hhds. prim

"A bright and dry old Bacon Sdes 10 tierces do.
old Hams; 60 bbls pure Cider Vinegar Cotton Yarns;
Seine Twin Carpet Warp: Cordage; Leading Lines;
Wrapoing Twine; Grain Bags &C.; all for sale on
good terms by
de - JOHN WOMRLE CO.
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- 1o0N 6fuEe 80 lnd1 sx e. 9
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1IsK's PATENT METALLIC BURIAL

CASEs.--Ths subscrber keeps constantly on
hand an assortment Of these BURIAL CASES.
They are extensively used, and p0sssss advantages
over all other Collins for snsporEatioa, depositine
In vaulta or for ordinary fntsrmenis ThsyaFs made
OF the most imperishsbls materials and are ena-
malled inside and out 70 prevent eorrosicn. When
properly cenepted the bodice Of the 1eaA enclosed
Ia ihem are free from hruption Of wstsr, closed
against insects. and may without Offensive sodox b
transported to Dissent places The renei.s of Caas
houn, Clay and Webster, wsfe sntonbsd II eo1lns
of this kind.
The subscriber has also lasse supply Of WOOD
Feauisits for Funeass He will attend FuneSalB end
furnish both Hesrses and CsYriskeA
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II HARPER'E NEW MONTHLY NAGA-
IL ZINE. for N0vEMBER.--0EO. n. WEST
Exchange BookstoTe, has received the Noyenhef
No. Of Harpors sgasine. Price 26c.
0sd nnmbers OF the above for sslA Suhssdptioas,
cash In advance, cheap.
Virginia keocrts-eompiets sets OF single v0ls.
Rohinson's Practices Cummine4 Reliaieua Works.
&c.
Med cal School and MisealIsuseus Boohs Of an
kinds for sale cheap, at the Exchange Bookstore.
no Its GEO. n. WEST.
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SOAP.-6G0 boxes Hines Old Dominion
de i4Tst CHAs, T WORKMAN L CO.
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n u. II. McCAMF6EIll,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
Lerington, Va,
DRACTISES In the Courts of Rock
il bridge, Augusta, Bath, Botetourt and Lynch.
burg and.gives his Attentions ercIsssy 10 his profes
sion, a. he has done for the last SIX yEAns.
Strict attention paid to the Collection Of Claims,
and prompt renittance made. ty29-6m
NOTICE. All persons having claims
IN assiuSt the estate Of JOHN LYNCH, dec'd, are
requested to them prI2eSy authenticated %
the undersigned And ell those indebted to the sai&
estate are requested settle their respective dues
with a. little delay a. possible.
r. n. BURTON, AdIninistratcf,
sa14-tu with the Win annexed.