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WILL stand the present season at the farm.
NJ orS stand, ia tho town of Gonzales, and
at the farms oil Thomas Hodges, ST., and David
Hodges.
kossn;h is fourteen hands higl, and Mas six
wears old tho 25th Dec, last, lic was hrougl,
ifOm Tennessee, hy Win, j. Mitchell. lie IL we'll
formed, large bone aud muscle, aud viii not All Ia
please tho eye of the farming community. Some
of his year obi cul,s cannot bu pDught fnr SiOO.
PaSintagc tor marrs from a distance can be had
IL the stand at Thomas Hedges, sr.
ksR EWgsM,
IN May, ls6a. a silver cup will ec awarded Ca
che hest year ohl colt hy kossulh, and also ono 60
the beat snckllng, " take care uf your ,lds
Spring colt, and bring yaur best mssos.
Pedigree.
kttSStTH WaS sirr,l lay Jim rolk, an impNfte,s
lack (f0m Malta his ,tnn va. by itidtsyss lack al
feasessee; iadlc, : Jack Mas sold lsr s2.0sp. and
icek ;Rc ptvniam At tho Agricultural Fairs fa ak
~ sossr Ncars ~ sueccsstou. Ridtays Jack by
lha lohu at Kentucky.
TkkNSe-SlO tho scason-paysilo Al the cni
ct the scasou, which vii terminate the 18th Jaae.
A. JONES
GaassleS March ea, tSat-is,Sm
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Notice.

TDE late firm of Matthew. 4 Willis having been
i dissolved 10y the Withdrawal of Vim. 4. Nat.
ihcw-, to take effect January ls,. 1854. notice Is
hereby given To ali persons indebted 10 ia. by note
or account. to come forward immediately and settle
the same with II. Willis.
(Sisied) WM A. MATTHEW'S.
(Signedl ID. WILLIS.
Gonzales, December 80, 80.
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D. Willis,

uohHles, December ~, %.
D. Willis,
"ouLD most respectfully beg leave To call
the attention of his friends and customers,
to the above notice o. dissolution, and would also
embrace this opportunity of Informing them tina, he
will CONTINUE BUSiNhSS At 7UE OLD
STAND, where he will keep constantly on hand u
Regular supply Of Goods,
SUITED TO THE MARKET,
consisting In part Of
Osnnburgs.
Domcs,ics, Tickings,
Cottongdcs, brown & bicachcd
Linens, Ca,simcrcs, Fannels, Prints,
Printed, White Il Embroidered Muslins &
Lawns, Black and Fancy Silks, Tissues and BE.
reyes. Ginghams, cotton and linen Drinings. Hosiery,
Gloves, Wells, wrought Collars and Sleeves.
RE1DY MADE CLO7HlNG,
for winter wear, C. every variety Of style and pa,
tern.
HATS.
a large and varied assortment.
BOO7S d SHOES.
Ladies' silk aud Lasting Caters. Jenny Linds,
Boomers, Kid Slippers, Walking Shoes, Children
and Misses shoes assorted, Gents. Cloth Lasting y
Kid Caters, Pumps, Slippers, Boots of every kind.
HARDWARE.
Blacksmith, Bench aud Farming Tools, Ploughs,
Augers, Traces, Log Chains, Axes, Broadaxcs, aud
a large assortment Of Nails, Locks, Latclcs, Hin.
yes, &c.
TIN WARE.
Buckets, Pans, Dlppers, S,raincrs, Lard Cans,
SprinLlors, Rc.
WOODWARD
Palcs, Buckets, Trays, Rolling Pins, Axe handles.
SdDDLERT.
Ladies aud Gents. Saddles, Brides, Martingalcs,
GirilIs, Stiirnps and Lcathcrs, Whips of every kind,
Croupers, Carpc, and Saddle Bags Valices, Buggy
Harness, Plough Collars and Backbands.
NRDiCLNES.
Quinina, Calomel, Castor OH No. G., T.Mlianum,
Mttsta,.g Linaucnt, Pain Killer, Jayncs' Medicines
OF several kinds, Sarsapariln, British, Sweet, Lin.
seed and Lamp oil, Turpcntinc, White and Black
Lead, Glass, Putty, and a grea, variety of other M.
ticlcs too numerous 10 mention, all of which We offer
for sale at moderate aud steady prices.
Call In and examine for yourselves.
Gonzales, December 81, 1853 y
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READY MADE CLO7HING.


READY MADE CLOTHING.
Cloth, frock and Dress Coats, Drap d'Ete, Alpa.
ca Linen. Tweed and Merino Goats, black. doe skin
and cloth pauts, maf>ailes. bllck and figured satin
vests, Linen and cotton drawers, fancy ar,icles)
linen bosom, check and hickory shirts.
Also,
A great variety of linelIs, co,,ona,ies. drills.
towels, table cloths. urniurc covers, ,owels and
domestic. Our stock of boots and shoes l. com.
plete; hats and bonncts of every style and fashion
n great variety of hosiery, gloves, &c. We also
have a complete assortment of hardware, consist.
ing of axes, hooks and hinges, hoes, drawing knifcs,
frocs, chains OF all sorts aud sizes, wagon boxes,
h~atchets, hammers, carpenters tools, nails. castings,
aud everything else usually found in Il retail csiab.
lshment.
GROCERIES,.
Flour, Sugar. Coffee, Rio aud Java, Mulasscs.
Salt, Tea, Fig, Raisin4, Candies, Soap, Nc.
We have also one of the largest and best select
ed lots of saidlcry ever brought To this market,
consisting OF Ladies, Gents and Boys saddles, bri.
f.cF, martingnls. girtlls aud surcinglc., whips, car.
pct bugs, saddle bags, trunks, &c.
Our stock is new and 10 insure success we are
determined To sell low, persons visiting Gonzales
Tor tbs purpose of bn,ing goods would do well to
give MS n call before buying elsewhere, call and see
us, next door south of the Collins House.
A.. II. JONES & co.
Gonzales, May 30, lS5l-Sn
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81 DDLERY.
Ladies and Gents. Saddles, Brides, Martingalcs,
Girths, Sti,rnps and L%cathcrs, Whips of every kind
Harness, Plough Collars aud Buckbends.
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BOO7.S T. SUOE.S.

BOO7S d SHOES.
Ladies' silk aud Lasting Caters, Jenny Linds,
Boomers, Kid Slippers, Walking Shoes, Children
and Misses Shoes assorted. Gents. Cloth Lasting y
Kid Caters, Pumps, Slippers, Boots of every kind.
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UdRDlHAR E.
Blacksmith, Bench and Farming Tools, Ploughs,
! Augers, Traces, Log Chains, Axes, jroadaxcs, aud
a large assortment Of Nails, Locks, La,clics, lin,
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TN IriR

Buckets, Pans, Dlppcrs, s,raincrs, Lard Cans,
SnrinLlcrS Xc
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WOODWARD
Pales, Buckcts, TRAYS, Rolling Pins, Axe hAn.lcs
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.IDy WIUE OTO7yyy'

REIDY MADE CLO7HING,
for winter wear, C! every variety of style and pat.
tern.
HiTS.
a large and varied assortment.
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Ssadml Suffering Of Col. Fremonfs Party.
Mr.. Babbitt, late secretary of Utah, who arri-
at San Francisco on his way to Washington,
,cs DISASTROUS news relative to Col. Fremont's
Viewing party. 1t will be remembered
4 Fremont started nearly two months
H. TO demonstrate the practicabilty of the Cen
I Railroad route by travelling it i'll winter.
liz. Rabbit met the party, then numbering
srteen. on the 18th February, above the Vegas
kanta Clara, near the line of New Mexico, and
5ut 400 miles directly east of San Francisco,
the country is such that he will have to trav-
\ least 400 miles to reach the Sierra Nevada.
| Party had lost seven men by death, of which
/ cases were ascribed directly to starvation,
the others to the consequences of cold, and
healthy diet. -.
remort was determined to continue on his
Irse and come in through Walkers Pass. A
ftitn of his intended route is entirely unexplor-
and the exploration at this time of year, with
s arty reduced by disease and suffering, is a
h undertaking.
Fremont refused to accompany Mr.. Babbitt
j vn the Spanish trail to Los Angeles, which trip
/ might have made with little difficulty. His
b seemed determined to stick by him and brave
dangers.
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+, rhiLApELpHlA, April 1O.-Puerto Cabello
YES 10 the 18th ult. have been received. Con-
H. e was IN session, considering the emancipa-
~ VI inc slaves at an early day. This project
Sss IaVorite measure of the President, who
sreu merely to gain greater influence with the
ites, TO enable him to retain his power or con
!: On MS brother, who is candidate for the
''i r sny Produce was coming in abundant
/ r, Co1ce was selling at III IA; Hides 154.
w.. ne Schr' Dolphin was to sail for Baltimore
t trs uay' and the barque Kate for do. in four
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The Greatest Race on Record.

=, The entries for the recent four mile race in
New Orleans were Lecompte, Lexington and
huoe' The first heat was run in 7 90, and the
second IN 81 81 Rube was distanced ON the
second heat. This excels the performance of
any other horse on record-being six and half
seconds less than ever accomplished bv Fashion
III her palmy days She beat Boston in 7 81 ID
and PeytOna bent her in Z 30
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Arfest Off Chairman.

heV. Ihales Mcdonald. 4 nun who has here
1"iore enjoyed the largest share of public conf
aehce and esteem was arrested IN Davidson
county, n. C., a few days ago, on process from
the county of Forsythe, for forgery ON the sa.
lem Bank. 1t is believed that his operations a
mounted to many thousands of dollars. He is a
wealthy man--his property being estimated NJ
near S70,o00-and his criminal conduct canno,
be easily accounted for. He was admitted To
bail i'll the sum of $500 -
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ietier received in Boston gives different
.' 'f,neht OF the result of the demand made upon
~. nPeror y ulousue by the French Admiral
ne d nmand was for back indemnify money 10
IN, ,ie amount OF $4,000 with the threat Of bonn.
lar, para,nent II 1t was not paid The writer states
alia' the money was paid, after which the French
a'lniral saluted the IIaytipn faa. The foreign
ooa a. did not side with the Emperor in -.
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Late and Interesting from China.

y ~''''N~
&By way of San Francisco, we have dates from
bng Kong to Jan. 30. The British ship of war
mes had had several engagements on the
hst with pirates. On the 25th of November
captured % pirate junks, 10 of which were
Jed with guns spears, powder and stink-pots.
these vessels were Immediately set on fire
d destroyed. Subsequently several severe
hts occurred between the pirates and the
brmes, but the latter came off victorious, and
x ten days demolished formidable feet of 40
hks, manned with 1900 men, and carrying 100
Hns, 4S of which were l2-pounders, and Is
unders
The China Mail says that, notwithstanding tho
Foution, the exports of tea are several millions
pounds more this year than last, while the to-
p export of silk has been more than double that
fany previous half year-the disturbances being
ow found to augment the stock of "Thysams"
aIk) offered for sale.
|. AT the end of October the rebels were only six
Hes from Pekin, and every bridge they crossed
As Immediately destroyed by them, so that there
9ould be no turning back. The government
removed the capital to Moukden.
There was large gathering of unruly spirits
Canton, and fight was daily expected to take
Zee between them and the Mandarin soldiery.
The British Envoy had notified English resi-
pits in China to abstain from all acts calculated
create even a suspicion in the minds of the
Pineso that they have violated strict neutrali-
/ Sir George further says, he will, if necessi-
requires it, unhestatingly pass an ordinance
the deportation of any British subjects who
ey be convicted of trafcking in munitions of
with either of the belligerent parties.
.Nankln presents more the appearance of q
~ camp than city-the houses within the
us have not been destroyed but bear traces
zh!ay!lng been violently broken open. The dis
1Sltlon OF the kwangse revolutionists towards
zeigners is decidedly fricndly-the term "bro-
IT, beng universally applied by them in ad-
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w AR WICK H0U S E,
Uurd's Golden Gloss for the Hair.

MON1 the many rrePeTationsio Tor The growth OF tie
N Hair this Go,dcn Gloss takes the lead. Three
reasons will be given why universally used and
preferred /, all othcrsi
st. Because ii has proven the eecual in Bal !.
nes. 2nd Because it impafts beautiful dark gloss
an delightful perfume to he Hair 5rd, Because the
Ladies with fine discrimination which they all possess
have adopted it,
MANY other reasons could be given why it is gIent
fevnrite but those who have only give it IA
tral.
PRicE--2j cents. in large bottles.
For sale by Druggists and Storekeepers everywhere.
w G. HURD, Proprietor,
800 Broadway, New.fork.
pov
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CLOTHING! CLOTHINGll
NEW CONCERN.
STIGLER, McELDERlY Il co.

idition 10 entire New Stock, Just received OF
i Simple and Fancy Dry Goo Ia W hive nd
floor the largest stock Read y-mnde CT thing ever
bfoug this city. To NIL those who in want oil
good aud ias enable clothing, would especially in
n call befoe purchasing elsewhere. In addition 10
the above have hand large stock of clothing for
house servants and field hands nj very low prices
We also keep on hand superior stock OF linen and
shirts, also merno, ganze silk md cotton Under
shirts
To unt,y merchants who may be in city for the
purpose of purchasing clothing, fell certain it would
bo to their interest examines il purchase from ur
knowing they could do better by going further East
or North. STIGLER MoELDRRY a. GO.
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TEST NEWS By THE MAILS.


,r1a Murder by female at St Louis.
flowed. some time since the brutal out
c ul',,'trat,1 AT ST. Louis by n man named
P't .be version of VIM. o, Hoffman, on the
4 "" vas alleged that he had insulted Mrs.
u" ,rbo affair created much excitement
r.. ,l,e time. and led to the arrest of Baker
+ ~ ~ JJnffman was confined to his bed for
1l.,ek :, but finally recovered, and few
"a. ar, be and Mrs b. accidentally met in the
: ayr La Intelligencer thus narrates what
p"eI poler. upon recognizing him. drew out
= go. n and presented it. He ran into j. G.
Non' store. exclaiming, "Saye me.''-run
P 'Vn co,nter. and cndeayored to stoop be-
pno "N ,Irs Baker, before he could secure his
w. t,aning over the counter. placed the pis-
cav t: hack and fired twice, only one it is re-
p M e.I;,,r effect. She then sat down in the
ted, ' - She wore n determined express
fesI .onanee. but some minutes afterwards
pi cG' sl;ght WEAKNESS or nervousness of
Faye1 slcd for a glass of water, which was
ana H T.. one of the clerks. Near twenty la
\ ,r " in the store aud witnessed the occur
were i" ,,,as soon afterwards taken into Gus
and conveyed to Jaii' ,e ,..:
anu n,Iemnn enquired of her, before leaving
# Hoffman had offered her any new IN
W." "J sbe replied 'no," and that the reason
'D 't;nc him was that he had caused her to
no "oht before the public and disgraced. At
ro ,usinr with her husband, who had been sent
plee t;' efice ON Commercial street, they were
H. '. mi Of endearments and embraces.
lo N;n;ans were summoned and Hoffman plac-
yo'o thnir care. On examination they found
nue. %a han had entered below the shoulder
u" tween the fifth and sixth ribs, and rang
onward, lodging in the region of the stom-
AND forming, in their opinion, a very danger
fuot mortal wound.
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= lENNEssEE-Prof. j. NJ. Stafford. (brother of
Rev. ): 7. Stafford,o Richmond the distinguish
ed professor of physical science in Cumberland
of Tennessee.
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rn,uccessf ui attempt to Murder-Man XII
L

~ HSuCCCSoJ
ed.
poul Guiger a worthy citizen of the town
{ernon. while on his way from Syracuse to
5lins, in Onondaga county, last week observ,
man coming out of the woods which skirted
and at a little distance behind him, swinging
slcssIv a pocket handkerchief, which seemed
s,ntain some weight in the end. As Mr.. u:
some S4OO with him, he was suspicious OF
Eellow's movements. He therefore took his
4 out of his pocket and kept it in his hand:
PLe fellow walked quite fast, still Swinging
and as he gained upon him' Mr..
Manned aside and let himpas Immediately
I The fellow slackened his pace. so much SO,
with very slow walking, Mr.. G. found he
1 gaining upon him. He therefore was in the
In nossing him again, when the fellow, with
Ian Jerk of the handkerchief, struck Mr.. g.,
Snr him on the back side of the neck, evident
Iming at his head. Mr.. G. Immediately up
{selnr the blow fetched his hand containing
1 knife around suddenly, and struck tho fel-
on the back of the neck, inficting fright
wound, killing him instantly. They found
II fine person of the fellow two revovers and a
Ep.shot. A Coroner's inquest was held, and
circumstances corroborating the statement of
/ G., he was honorably acquitted albany
kgiSter.
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IFthe Train IS stopped Tor passehgef beTWeoh my
ofthe above named points, the charge will be mace from
the point last passed by the Train. and charge will
be less than twenty-five cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (eXcePt those
who take the ,ars where tickets not sold
will be charged by the CONDUCTOR ten per cent in adj
ion to the regular "f fave provided. however
Tint in shall he receive less than ten, nor NOR.
Than fifty from any passenger, to any point On
the road.
Servants will befequred to have two passes, one to
be left with the Ticket Agent and with the Conduc-
Tor which passes be explicit in granting the PRIV
ege to travel on the Free coored persons will be
required produce therree papers,or they viii not be
perrnttei tn trnve on the
May lots. lhoMNS Shhhr'
Supt. Traasportalion.
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N EXTRAORDINARY PAssAGE.-A monster
nh, steamship, the Himataya,has recently been
5ira Ill England, and has just made most extra
|mnfy passage from Alexandria, Egypt, to
,v vss"a'nPton,aeeomplishing the passage in twelve
i,so una reaching speed of four hundred miles
twenty -four hours.
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FRESH ARRIVAL,
New a Fashionable Keadymade Clothing

VUNUE subscribers beg leave their old
Il friends and the public generally TINT they are now
receving ut the Lynchpurg Clothing Emporium, their
Spring Stock of Ready made Clothing, consisting Of
every vnrety and style of Genem ma ware also n
beautiful assortment OF Cloths On'simcrcs and Vest
ings all of which offer very low prices for onsh,
or TO runctunl customers on the usual credit.
We hn, engaged the services of Mr. james u. Ed
wa-ds who will attend tho cutting department OF our
business, and we sny To those who wish their clothing
mad, 10 order, We can furnish them with the most
beautiful goods over before brought this market and
have them made up in the most fashionable styla-and
in every case, 6t warranted. Those in want will 10
well 20 give US n ca before purchasing elsewhere, ms We
nre determined to sell ut prices to suit the times.
apsts HATCHER LOCKWOOD a. co.
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:. Inc Military Convention which has been sit
ting for long time in Washington on California
CLAIMS growing out of Col. Fromont's expedi-
allowed out of the 100000 claims presented
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Summer Arrangement,
~ S
VA. n TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change Of Hours.

an aud after Monday, April 3D. tho Expres Mail
~ and Passenger Train will lcaye Lynchhurg daily
(cxcopt Sundays) att A. mud arrive Big Spring Mt
l0i M.
Returning leayo Big Spring nt3 as +, NJ. and
rive in Lynohburt ut p. NJ.
Stopping eaeh way only nj Forest, Gooios. Loury's,
Liberty. Oak Mulgn Lisbon, Duford's Bonsaoks
Gish's Mill, Big Lick. Salem, Dyals, Thomas and Big
Spring. TlIOS. SHARP, Gen'l Supt
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"i 10 April 1O,-A panic prevailed here to-
III me money market.-Numerous shares of
s ss"oht Central Railroad were sold, closing at
'''ogdensburg soldas low as 10.
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New Spring and Summer Goods.

FUNHE Subscriber has just returned from the NJ rthern
l. cite and is now opening ofthe most beauti-
fu stocks of Staple and Fame, Goods, be has ever had
the lcasur, of exhibiting in this market He respect.
fully solicts call from tn, Ladies and Gen lemen of
j. nchbnrg and the surrounding country til, st OK ct
Cloths Cassireres and Vestinss is very superior, and
will be offered the iindc suit the tines also, Dress
goods of the beautiful styles, @tich hs invites
the attention of the Indies. A. G LEWIS,
aplsts Exchange Squire, Lyuchhurg. Va.
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TIE DUEL-Chares Roman, son of ex-Gov-
ernor Roman, and w. H. Bouligny, both of n.
o., were the parties who lately fought duel near
Mobile. b. wounded in the hip.
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Groceries Oh Consignment.
GentlemenS' Goods
cpRTNG 1854

rI1HE subsc. iber respectfully c0ls the attention Of
gentlemen 10 his stock at Spring and Summer
Goods in which will b. found Black French Cloths
of bandsnmcst finish combined with durability Fancy
Coored Cloths oil al the fashionable shades 'iue rum
Cnr. Browns &C. which will aocar sccH and keep her
color Black French Doc Skins, some extra tlne and
handsome assortme of Ca,simeres la Zen Drills lai
ian cloths Dap de Etc, (part extra) bombnzlne, &c.
Fanc, Silk aud MarseileS Neslings' new ami oeou,iiu
,b newcs, syle Buttons for att, Vests, &c, md all
other Taors trimmings, all cf which will be made TO or
der or reaed (ithoI making) at as low prices as sim
liar goods can he bought in the city
Hc also invites an examination nf his FURNISHING
f,,,ds IT, S,mme, Cava,s, st cks, Ties &c. Silk
and Linen Hk.>, Byron and Srand.np Collars, ply
Plain and co,dei best KID GLOVES, at 81 90 Mus
lin and all Linen Shirts, do 10 Drawers all sizes Cotton,
Ii.le thread, Linen Merino and 81 Hose, Cotton an
Merir - Cause Urdershirts &c, &c
Scott. g. divers Fashions, and Talirs Tools tor
sale VIM u AVE
kupposr PACE Tailor. ap dim
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Corn Planters I! Corn Planters!!!

WE. the undersigned, having oh, aimed Of Mr..
w Kuhn, Proprietor Of tho State for Virginia. an
agency for the nufacture and sale Of Robert j. Col
wins Patent CORN PLANTER respect lily request
those who desire labor saving machine, by which one
hand is enabled perform the work, which, by the pres
ent mode Of planting requires four o: ve-to call inn
medaiely and supply themselves with one OF these in
valuable machines. To this Planter awarded the
first Premiums nj the State Agricultural fairs of Virgin
ia MAJ yand PENNSYLVANIA and New York-besides IF
~ premiums at other fairs This machine, drawn by
one horse opens the furrow drops the with grea
regularity, Also Guano Plaster If desired, and
ii the proper depth.
dec Its DlUGUlD & BRO.
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Rumored Restoration ofSs,o,o, lama.

i5fTHIUT JUNitS.
rkoVipENef' Il. l., April I0.-A rumor is cur
rent in this city that Gen James. one of tho II s
senators from this State is about TO resign his
seat. D. 7
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New Goods.

FINHE subscriber is in receipt eff full and de-
j sirnbe stock of Spring aud Sum ner goods consists
Ing in part, Of rich plaid, striped Brooade and plain
oolored silks. rich plaid striped, brocade and plain
black 81 KS brochc figured and pinn Bercges, plaid d
PLAIN Tissues plaid, figured and plain Challies aud
Mouslns all shndos; printed Jncones, Muslin Lawns,
&c, Silk Nantes, Grape shawIs bonnots, ribbons, and
French work in great variety
Black and fanoy Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings for
gentlsme n trunks bonneboxes, mud carpet sacks,
potng, fancy and white n attings. Together with "a
general assortment of all articles belonging a Dry
Goods House which he invites the attention of pnr
chnsers pedgng himself please, both in quality and
prices JOHN T. DAVIS