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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16
Young Africa.

This is said to be the name OF the new Yam
kee party which is to place Mr. Sumner, Mr..
Seward, or Donna Abby Kelly in the Presi-
ideutial Char in 1856. The idea OF a "Youne
Africa party is great one. and "~co." ha,
accordingly taken start. Greeley thinks he
has force enough To make a President, bat
Sumner alleges that too many Of his Legion
revolt to give him any confidence in thcm.
Stward maintains that they ymusi first conquer
and emancipatc the slaves Of Cuba by Engllsl,
intervention After that, he says. everything
will go easy. Donna Abby Kelly says, pay
no respect 10 the constitution but deposit your
votes in your carpet bag and carry them down
10 Congress, and If they won't receive them,
blow Them up" Mr. Seward is generally
considere by his party AS too grasping: aim.
ing at the whole of Canada, besides Jamaics.
.St. Domingo, and the islands al the Pacific
Ocean,
This .esrifes the ANA zonian portion Of the
parry, who want tn live to real re the be ati
tude Of Young America'in power, Sumner.
however tells them they must live for posteri.
iy, mol Themselves Right all right CRIES G.
N Clay, Giddings, Chase, aud the grand che
rus of "Old Folks at Home" ~, -.
Certainly Young Africa takes bold grounds
in regard TO the fuiure--but still bolder in re
lation to tbs present., How are We TO work
il z" asked Greeley. Why. answers Su,oner.
yon mast treat, the constitution as If il did rot
exist. Never mind the laws. Touch them.
with the wand Of freedom and down they tom.
Bile, rotten as the walls Of Jericho Excellent
Grand idea, that, cries Donna Abbv Kelly -
A grand caucus is to- COME of shortly, in
winch We may look for more full develop
ment Of this great party Of the nineteenth cen
tury, made up Of rams horns and goats wool.
--fhila Pennsy lvaniap.
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Take the bright shell
From its home on the lea.
And wherever Il goes
u will sing Of the sea
So take the fond heart
From its home and It's hearth,
Twill sing Of the loy'd
To the ends Of the earth.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16
JAMES D. TEMPLIN,

ATTORNEY At LAW, SULICITOK IN CHANCEK1
and Notary Public, Iowa City, Iowa. VIII attend to
all business entrusted to his in the United states
District Court and the Supreme and District Courts of
the State Of Iowa He will also give Strict attention
land Agent to the purchase and sale Of real estate the
ayment Of taxes renting Of property perfectng titles
the sale and location OF land warrents the collection Of
debts, &c. &c.
He has prepared himself with full and complete
double Index accompanied with correct pats OF all the
United States, State and county records of johnson
county Iowa. carefully compared and corrected, by
which he s able give at glance, the true title to each
town lot and piece Of land in johnson county, without
the tedious and uncertain process Of umbling musty
records "for days, and ut last buying pig in poke
There than 500 imperfect titles now in this
county Owners Of real estate should look wall to their
titles. Persons employing him to do their
will be charged nothing for the examination Of tue.-
Once, on corner Of Washington and Clinton streets
REFER TO-Hon G. Folsom, Hon. .. p Carleton, Hon.
Thomas II. Benton, jr. Hon 3ehn Clark, Iowa City.
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supRErE jcouaT DxclsroNA JUNE TERM,
A. D., 1854.
PRESENT. -.
Hon. Joseph williams, CHEZ Justice.
/" Geo. Greene, Judees
]. G. Hall,
George 8, Hampton, Clark.

Geo. ". Baker. ct. al Appeal from the Dis.
~. trict Court of Nusca-
Benz. chamLless. tine county.
,)pinion bp q. Greene J.-Acticn commenced
by appellee against apr ellauts Y recover judg.
men: against them on nots oswhich the fol
lowing is copy: -.
..$62 ,s7.-on or tefors the 6rt day Of De.
cember next, We the undersigned, directors Of
School District No I. Montpelier township.
promise to pay Benz. Chamhles', abe sum ot
sixty two dollars aud eight 4eCeh cents for
value received thls 22ad dfy n November,
1851. -
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COPARTNERSHlP.

PUBLISHING and Book SELLrSG.-The undersigned
having purchaser the interest Of NEWMAN IsoS in the
Publishing Bookseling and Stationary business have this
day formed coparnership for continuing the at the
old stand, under the OF IyIsoS PBSSEY, No. lis
Fulton st. New York, where they will be happy to the
friends and customers OF the previous firms Of Mark H.
Newman 4 Co, Newman Ivison, and Of II Phipney,
Cooperstown, and Phinney Co. Buffalo. The last
ed house will be continued hitherto Mr. Phinney
tanning his teresD where book buyers in western
York will find full supply VI the publications Of Ivinson
Phinney, who will also furnish in New York the publ
cations Of Phinney Co. Buffalo.
The accounts Of Newman Ivison will be settled by
the undersigned.
E HENRY y PHfNNEY.
HENRY IylsON,
New York, Jan 2, 154s.-45
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DRS. LAKE & MORSE

HAVING ISOLATED themselves together In the practice
"A ofmedcne and surgery. will attend promptly to all
calls end duties of the profession at all hours in the city
coanty. Having extensive practice they hope by
the association and strict attention to business to retain
the osaddence Of the community; Once on Washington
sreets few doors from Clinton, where good supply OF
medicines prepared for family will be kept for sale
Niahtcais made at their residence, Lake, City Ho-
tel Morse, Clinton street nearly opposite the Bap
tist Church.
Iowa City, May 24th 1854.
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w, PENN. CLARK.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN CHAN
ccry, Iowa City, Iowa, will attend to all business
his in the U. s. District Court and the
Supreme and District the State Of Iowa. and also
act Land Agent. Office the Store occupied by
George Andrews.
May, 1851.
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WJANTED-old Copper, Brass and Cast Iron by
w November 1853. HART LOVE.
NLOCKS, Watches aud Jewelry repaire Mp
u Nov
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]. A. MORSE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, HAVING PERMANENT
" located Iowa City, attend to all calls and duties Of
the profession, at al hours in city county Having
Diseases of the Eye and Ear will receive
particular attention.
RErrEnENcEs-ISofessors Willard Parker and Charles
A. Lee New York City; Prof. Frank II. Hamilton, Buffalo
N. Y. Prof. Charles d. Coventry, Utica, N. Y.
Once doorswest OF the Post Office at present. Night
calls made his residence College street, first house
east Of AndreWss store.
March I, 1e6a.y
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IF all the world were blind what . melan
choly siaat IL would be; said an Irlshman.
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Batin,ore. August s.
The susauehauha Railr9ad Company, il ia
reported, have settled all TIE cases OF damages.
resulting from the accident on the 9TH Of July.
for about $lO0, 900. II is stated. however. that
Mr.. Jeffers has sued the company for $4,000
damages.
~ Boston. Aug, ~.
There were. .22l deaths by Cholera in ~.
Johns, N, B., and the adjoining parish RI Port.
land, during the week ending the 3OthW6s.
tst
Baltimore, Aug. Z.
For the 43 hours ending this even ng, there
have been IA deaths at the aims house snSp
abatement Of the disease. p
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GTDr Washington, a relative Of Gen. Wash.
ington and the Oldest surgeon IN tie Navy,
died on the h instant.
GrThere were 236 deathsby choiefa in
New York and 80 in PhilatelPhia. for the
week ending August 5th.
TETThere were % fatal cases Of cholera in
Albany for three days ending August 5th.
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EDWARD CONNELLY,

LAND AGENT AND DEALER IN EXCHANGE. WILL
sell Land Warrants for cash time, to suit purcha
eers, and will guarantee the warrants good in every
,spect. OAice opposite the Land Olfce
Iowa city, August II, 1859.
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WIN. H. WHITE M. d.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE ON,CLINTON
street. upsEairs Berryhs building; residence
door south Of the court house. Will attend to all calls
promptly.
Iowa city, August 1s, 1859.
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uThe Wheeling Bridge, If rebuilt. must be
III feet high. Former height, 81 feet
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their leisure. BY tie s!1 tn yayn simple fact Of
which we are assured. that he loved early.
loved deeply, and wadsfLrED.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-16

H0HNANN & CARN.
All which shall sell low and guaranty to be of the
best quality in the market.
Iowa City, July f2, ISL yr.
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A Gem.

nd the meekcst of saints may find stcn work 70 dc
In the day Of the Lord ut hand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-11
COMMUNICATED.


Mes0s Editors:
IN LOOKING OVER yeur valuable Daily, my
L. teulion attracted by advertisement headed
Look yaar interest" " in which the author abors TO
detract from The merits of the Pasterets of his ~ in
end ayorng To prejudice the public mind against them
being aboliionist4 who through every viluge
and town of the Souih--speaking di-Paragingy of
Southern workmen &c, &c.
Now, Messrs Editors for the enlightenment oi this
great of Bedford, whose mountains labored and
bruug ht fOitlr mouse-this who Just this time
professes much lave for Virginia and particn'a,l
the city of Lynchburg, und much nhorrence for aho-
Ionists aud Yankees, for his enlightenment will
say, that my certain knowledge, the undertnkers of
this CITY, without epton all natives ot States
South of Mason and Dixon's Lnc-and from residence
f years in this place. have be'ure been accused
entertaining sentiments preudcal to the interests OF
this their adopted home. They bound To Lynch
bur by the strongest ties ol kindred aud friends, Of
long years of residence during wh;h time some of them
have accumulated small prorcr by their energy and
Industry Yet this good Judge, this upright Judge who,
in than instance has sought to join inter
ith these Abolition Pusie Gas he styles hem,)
aud who ousy boast- OF Lis many voyages to
New York and of the many avos received ut the hands
Of the New York Paserers seeks vify the 'lasierers
th. city by statements in the Virginan and Bedford
Sentinel which he knows in his mind to be fnlse.
would ain ask, Mcssrs, Editors, why is it, after
many aud repeated trials prolonged for yearS, that II is
fund necessary undertake the work at low prices 10
get Job after the established woknen had been com
PEELED raise tho prices of work suss in themselves
Why in in md seeL establish husef ON his own
n eris, prices that will enable him do good work
with good mrterius-to obtain n living and lay by a
little Tor Il rainy daV feb 2l-lm.
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Look to YOUR Interest +!

4 TAKE lhis opportunity OT informing ibf cnzens oil
l. Lynchburg that they nave their PLASIERlNG
ion in the best II, aud on the reasonable
by ,pplying to me al the WA shngI House, ns am
now engage in pasierinl that cele Itcd Ilotel-be-
longing 10 w W. leitwich Il Brother.
| stranger to most of the good people ot Lynch
lurg would be very nppy make the acquaintance
Of all thD4e who Lave Pnstering which they wi-h to
have donc ia good style and mt the OLD PRICES
also say that | nm a native Virsirnn, and ask the
patronage of Virginia people, who always willing to
extent a helping hand to one of their clzens
Instead + giving away their mofey to those A. b. b.
s Y.s who swarm in every city and town in the South
aud who make their camours against every Plas
teres who learns his trade in good old Vrginia
State bu heed them not and give work. and
will give yop an ncul demonstration Of my skill in
both PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING
A. L. HAMBRICK,
Washington House, Lynchburg Va.
fpb m
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RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
HUNT & HARVEY.
GRO GERS, roRw ARDIN @ AND
Comm Mission Agents.
Richmond, Va.

HAVE Received their stock of Groceries Tor spring
L L sales consisting in part OF
450 bags Rio jaw and Iaguim Coffee,
2j7 bbls. Coffee Sugar.
100 do. aod boxes ground and Loaf do,
900 boxes Tnow, Sperm and Adamantne Candies
80 do. and eases Green aud Black Tea,
10 crop Rice
% hhds. n o, Sugar,
100 ibis. do Moasses
SO do Steam Syrup,
100 bushes Clover eed,
go cases very superior Mn.s and Stick Licorco.
Foreign and donesiio Liquors some very line very
superior Owe oil Window gass--puty-V Vinegar
Soda--Cast aud Blistered Steel- wrapping paper Nc
which, with many other tcles in their line, they offer
TO the trade on iberl terms. (feb ~ is)
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DaguerreOtype JeWeIry

exhibited in this communicate of which will be
4 with Pictures ich cannot be surpassed in thi
other city, very low prices, and warranted to
hat they are sold Tor.
|eelng truly thankful for the increasing evidence of
popularity of his work, not oily in the ptnise which
pundantly b, slowed, but in mrre substantial form
be way Of an increase Of business, unprecedented,
ch clearly proves the superiority of his work, he
dges himself TO uss all honorable To continue
eserve public favor. Z. E. GIBBS Proprietor,
AT the sign of the Flag.
. S. To co rect an error which find ver' preya-
will say that have been tsking pictures for the
iodr hs, at from 81 81 to $40, and shall CON
Gto take Them low as any house in this rlace.-
* out for the stripes 7. E. q.
Il ih.ts
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ana you my stheWs gf0tc not msfdrt ofd,
But bear me stiHy up
80 that may be enabled to io good plain and orta.
~ mental Pastering Tor the good pious penple of my
native ute. had hoped that might be pc milted to
have my card inserted in the papers OF my oil Virginia
Stac,andit was n 'eonsummaton devouy obe wished"
But, ads, alas! even in this have been sadly misa-
ken-fol by so doing | hive a. a.eideniay walked into
the Courthouse Of one of the b. Bs.
Now Mr.. b.. will tell you what the Fox In the
fable told certain long cared gent"lf you had
spoke would not have known you" | say, Mr.. Aboli'
ton Blue y. Shanghai Yankee. (for | am led by
your remarks to suppose 0u one why did yon with
hold your name from the public Was because you
were ashamed oi it, you down in thJ under.
ground niroad which is place very well known tn all
nhoonisls. You say in your card that all the under
takers of ynchburg natives of States south of Ma
son and Dixons Lite. Well what have To do with
nndertak1Sf am not dead yet, aud therefore
use TOR those gentlemen But perhaps, You mean, that
the Phsterers all from Southern States 1t is very
likely that OF them hrebut II they all claim
he rom States south OF Mason and ixon's Line, then
| have been ougy informed. there has been great
either in Mason Dixon Linz in sumo of
the Northern Siates. And, low. Mr. If you
not an A. Is. B. Y, o course my card had no u
sion to you, and perhaps herea you will los prudence
be your guide and speak when oxen to- Now ms To my
cndravoring detract from the merits oi the luSerers
ofths city, pronounce ii be nls". wish them great
in business. and hope they vii peimit get
along best for do ask their favors,
fear their hute, And in conclusion permit me 10 sny
that have made my efforts to ohtnin work in
Lyncburg heretofore, but have been offered work he e
which have declii ed of wishing take
more. than could do Now, Mr.. d. b. Y. let advise
You to keep your eve peeled Tor cards, for
ruse The tin. will IN all the city papers, until
the crack ol doom
'For'he mind stray by, and The heart Ibeor
Shall neger lag IA doubt nor faint nth fear
Very Respectfully
a l.. HAMBRICK.
p. S-Mr B. b DO not make another mistake
and say that my Gard hit at the "Underakc era for
| tell you again that am dead yet. a. l.. IL.
feb 22-dlm.
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1t will be seen from the above card thal | have he
come joint Proprietor with Mr. RossER, Of the poi nar
Hotel, the "NoRvELL House" and that it will be
Quoted in the future under + auspices. Tue patron
of my friends and the public generally is respect
fully solicited, with the assurance that Y tinn
will be mad" to mantain the reputation already enjoyed
by the House, Of the rst ia the Southern couery
(feb 24-ts) RO. CAWTHON.
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WILSON PErEBs, MARTIN W. s. PETEhs
Nelson Lyn ohburg. Nelson
PETERS, MARTIN L. co.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
Richmond, Va,

TENDER their services their friends, acqunintan-
L ces, and the Planters, Farmers and Merchants OF
Virginia and North Carolina,
- FOR TIE SALE OF =
TOBACCO WHEAT. FLOUR, CORN, 30.
AMI for the purchase of GOODS, GROCERIES, GU
ANO. PLASTER, &c
Particular attention will be paid to the Forwarding
of Con f. Groceries, Produce. &c.
Fran their long experience in business their united
efforts and untiring exeron they trust aud believe they
will be able give satisfaction to those who mny conhde
their business to their management
Office 18th Street. opposite Shockoc Warehouse.
Storage House The Basip.
REFERENCE.
Judge Lucas p. Thompson, Amanda
Aessrs. Imbo1en a. McCue, s
Hon WIN. c. Riyes, Albermarle.
Gen. Alex. Brown, NoIaon
y. NJ Cnbell Esq,
VIM. A. Miller, Lynchburg
Echols a. Pryor, do
Mcdaniel, Hurt a. Preston, do.
McCOrkle d. Jones, do.
a. McClanahan, do.
Joseph Wilson, do.
Tinsley, Taylor d. Co, do.
A.. b. fucker do.
Lee a. johnson, do.
Saunders Irby, do.
j. 4 VI. Hollins do
Hugh Barclay, lexington
N. Nasse Augusta,
Wm. Martin Chesterfield,
JAS. X cTyre,
nn 2-d&cts
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THE NoRvBLL HOUSE,


FFNHE undersigned having associated with him il The
l. nanag cement of this we'll known House, Mr. Rom
ERr CAwTHoN, Of Lvnchburg. respectfully solie
its continuance of the patronage literally bestowed
upon his House. while its sole proprietor by their
joint exeltons, they hater themselves they shall be
able give und ,ided satisfaction their friend, nnd
the public generally. THOS. ROSSER.
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PHILLIP w. PAYNE.
Dealer in Fancy ~ Staple ID v Goods

Nj AIN Street Lyn,hbmg Virgina, Store In
lfI Curle's new building, fo mcry known Kyle
begs leave call the attenting Of his friend
the public his large and desirable stock of Spring and
Summer goods, embracing every article usuaIy keI" nj
ihe dry goods line, which will be oferel term.
which tail to please all who may want good
goods at low pa ces. II IS friends and the public
nestly rcques ed call and examine his Stock as ii "
niiord him very much pleasure exhibit it.
1g-ts
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Truth Stranger than Fiction

ET RECEIVED at the Whichurst Gnlery,a largo
lot of ,ery fine GILT FRAMES, suitable for Da
teotynes-Also, another To- oi PINS. IOCkETS,
|CELETS. RINGS, KEYS and SEALS, (some
fne) making the largest and most desirable as
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SMITH 4 ROBERTS,
I M y % IL n Il RS OF HARDWARE.
i Cutlery, Gums, and Saddlery, HAVE

IMPO IL n Il RS OF HARDWARE.
Il Cutlery, Gums, and Saddlcry, HAVE
removed to their and eonmadious Warehouse,
No - Iron Buildng-, Pearl street. RICHMOND, Ie.'
nnd in ert of theii Spring stock oi HARD
WARE and SADDLERY, embracing entire
stock of Conch Hardware aud Trimmings
Having made extensive aud advantageous arrange.
men.s with Foreign mud Domestic Manufacturers for sup.
plies of gods, suitable the emunda of the trad
respectfully solicit eXamn ton ot assortment
and prices.
The Virginia, Tennessee and North Cnroliniu Trade,
Visiting This muIe woul do well call us with
the of finding boti gonds and prices 10
pure favotaby with any OF the Northern cities and
will afford great pleasure tn exhibit the snme to my
who may lavor us with II call
Our stock consts in pnrt of:
$500 iozen PEN aud Pocket Knives,
$500 Buck Bone. Ebony and Ivory knsss and
Forks,
500 " Rodgers" "Wostonholm's," and Wade g.
Butchers Razprs
1000 =" Shenrs and Scissors.
1000 Knob Stock, Pa | AMI Closet Loci y,
800 " Till, Chest, CUPID and Trunk Locks,
900 I" Knob and Thumb latchcs nnd Bolts.
$40 'Vir. ina." collins" and "Smmorsp Axes,
500 " Bench, Shngling. and Lathng iintehcts and
and Hammers
500 Ames Rowlunds ani other Spadcs and
Shovels.
900 +" Q 8 md prong Fork.
300 Gro Britannia, Plated, Iron, Tea and Table
Spoons,
900 tons Cast. Sheer, ond Blister Steel
900 kegs Burdens Patent Horse Shoes
5000 lbs. GriiHns Horse Shoe Nails,
1000 d,z. Hand. Mil ar d Smiths Files nnd Rnsps,
5000 gro. Wood Screws
10000 10 English, American, and G. d. Percussion
Cnps,
5000 Pair Trace Cllans and Stage Traces
$40 Log, Ok, Fifth Back, Brenat and Halter Chains.
5000 lbs. Galvanized Pump Chain.
Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns,
Rifles Rifle Barrels. Locks und Mountiugs,
Circular Saws from TO go inohes
Mill Pit. Cross Cut, Humid and Tcnun Saws,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT ATTRACTION!
DIsTRIBU UTIoN OF o1rrs
JOHN P. WRIGHT'S STORE.
TO HE VALUE OF s5 Ooit

VII Undersigned for the purpose Of offering every
n indueement To purchasers TO deal ut his JEWEL
Rf ESTABLISHMENT and DRUG STORE. oo Mai,
Street. next door above Don 7. @. Pptets' old .,anJ
makes the following ''''
Liberal Offer to the Public.
10 every person. dening M his Store 10 the .auonnt
oioNE DOLLAR. he will present a ticket with n num-
be on one side md half Of his name writ, on nm h.
other which will correspond snilar ticket retain-
Oh IN ma possession oonainlng the same number and
the other half Of his name, by which simplc nroc.s.
every ticket which he Distributes may be Idrn,ifsd
upon presentation An additional ticket viii e presen,
cd to purchasers for every door worth Of their our
ohnseS thus every dealing the extent Of Fyr
DotLAns will be presented with Vi r,uKtrs and an
In n ie@ days, of which due notico will be g;v.n
rongh Tho piess distribution Of gifts will take nnc,
at tue store OF tho subs rla- under the super iptep-
lance of at lenst three gentlemen, whose standing
shall be guarantee of fairness the public liar of
articles 10 be then distributed will be found below in the
orler of their distribution
NJ the lime oi he disbuton, the duplicate tichst.
hela ny he undersigned and corresponding In nlI 10.
sreeis 10 those gwen Away will be psced in hat md
being well shokon, will be tairy drawn ont The pif.
In the order of ,heir distribution will be be.o,yed ,nn,
the persons holding tho numbers drawn out in success.
sion, until the giits are all eshauAtcd Thu. for ,xap-
pc, 't"No 30' be frat drawn, the st gn In the II. be
low VIII be presented To tho holder that ticket upo
preern, ton. rrO
lthiS proposition should meet tho Appreciation of thu
public, other distributions Of gifts will akc pnce from
limo to time The undersigned pledges his faith that
nl nrtces sod al his store during these disbntions
shall be sold ut the regular market prices ony md no
more JOHN =. WRIGHT,
Main St., Just nb0;e Don @. Peters' old s,and
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For RnIti,nore mud I.hiIndcIpI,in

III y EAMEh BElsNlDEhE
Leares Richmond opcry Tuesday at o'clock r. AZ
xsassts TIL large aud new Steamer u LVI DEL 10
.sss@ Capt Grronp. will receive freight every Mon.
,lny, ind up 20 tho hour of o'clock NJ every TueH-
day, for the above places.
Shippers to Wheeling. Piusburg. Cincinnati aud tho
South und West generally, will dnd this the cheap
nst and most expeditions For freight, apply
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond. Va.
MA