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UN NEGRELLON.

nomme BeliSsire, age d'environ dix ans.
Environ quatre-vingt-dfx tetes de
betes a cornes de vacherie, envi-
ron vlngt-sept tetes de betes a
cornes douces, la marque ct envi-
ron sept t6tes de betes d cornes,
achetees { la vente de Mr.. VAL
court Savoie, sept beufs, cinq
tetes Gle chevaux farouches, cinq
chevaux creoles ct americans,
deux poulains, deux .jumens, mou-
tons, dix tetes de cochons, un wag-
gon, une charrettea a bout, un bug
gy, quatre charrues, une herse,
unlot de marchandises seches ct
de souliers, un lot de vaisselle, trois
barils de sucre, meubles de mai
son ct ustensiles de cuisine, la re-
colte actuelle de cotton, de mals ct
de patates, &c. .r. =
Tegmes ct Conditions - PAYABLE A I'M
credit de un, deux ct trois ans, i partir de
tout lie mois d'Avril dernier, 1854, c'est-a-
dire, un tiers dams tout le mois d'Avril pro-
chain, 1856, un autre tiers dams tout le mois
d fAvril 1856, ct le dernier tiers dams tout le
mois d'Avril 1857; tontes sommes aui ne
seront pas ponetuellement payees alfeche.
ance, porteront interet raison de huit pour
cent Tan, ujour de l'echeance jusqu an pave
nent; les acquereuFs fournissant securities
personnelles, bonnes ct approuvables; les
terres ct resclave restant speeialement hypo-
5heques jusqu'au pavement final du principal
st des interets qui pourraient s'accroitre.
sE ULYSSE GABEREL,
... sl.... Encantcu2.
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INcERpIArRE.--Unne negre eappartenant Mr.. Mar
Tin GrGmillion, vient d'etre arnene la prison de
cette paroisse, sous accusation davoir mis- le teu
au magasin rnais de son maitEe.- Villagsuis.
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Les nsosis ct les 6Ss des miss a,ozitiqucs.
Les danes de Rochester, Etat de New
York, ont envoye une adresse Honorable
Horatio Seymour, sur Ia question des IL
queurs, lassurant que lears maris ct zeugs
fIs voteraient tous pour les lois de la tenn
perance. Parmi les noms des Signatures,
nous en- voyons beaucoup qui sont precedes
des titres de ReUezea,de ct de d0ctogesse,
mais nous en- remarquons IA qui sont seule-
ment precedes du titre virginia. de Mess.
Dr6les de demoiselles que ces IA miss don't
les naarss ct les e'sfassts yoteront pour la loi
du Maine.
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CHEMIN DE FER DIES OpEIousas.-- Mons av;pns
raison d'annoncer quune partie de Il r6colte de
Laiourche serait envoyee 4 la Nouvelle- Orleans
cetfe aimee par le chenin de fer des Opelousas. n
est arrlve IL deux ours, par CO railway "a basils
de melasse, cOnsignes vi Nj. Toledano 81 Tavlor n
% MN. Bfaud Landry. Nous airnons eroire
que ees envQ,s Sc multipleEsnt ct ue les pIatanrs
accofdaront leur patronage Ia voie ferree dui 80
dea POM eax Dune 81 gFande lltiiitG -A6a9ls. s. =
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B-Dix-sept millions de bcisseaux de grains Sc
consommeat dams les distilleries des Etats-Unis,
tous les ans
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Dy LIE ieune Booth, l'acteur, a etc chois pour Ia
Legislature de la California. par les wings de San
Francisco. f#,
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Creme atroes s-Un Allemand Dc BALTIMORE, nam.
me Kuallt apres ayoir assassins sR femme t con-
a ses pieds avec une hache pour cacher le cadayre
daiis une caisse. L'assassin a 6tS agret6 4, -,
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UssMass Iadiea.-La vile de Frederlektess, N
B., etc mice en- emoi par ie marriage ~ IN
FEancaise avec un Indien. Les parens
poses cette union, pamouEeux cuivg
force sa fancee, ct ce ne fht que le PY
la esr6nonie du marriage quill Ia ram
phe. Lesauvage 6poux Gtait revetu.
costume des Indiens.
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GEORGE RAINIER, Crieur Public.

nFFRE respectueusenent ses services aa pu-
W bic de St. Landry ct des Paroisses aveisi-
nantes. Tous ordres peuvent hui etre actresses 4
Vermillonville, Paroisse Lafayette
Lafayette Novembre. ls5f-1a.
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ETAT sANITAIRE- LIE bruit couru, il y
une quinzaine de jours, que la fevre jaune
await fait plusieurs victimes dams la partie su-
perieure de notre paroisse. Nous avons eu,
il Lest vrai, quelques cas- de fevre perni-
cieuses, tant Saint Charles qua Saint-J Team
Baptiste ct plusieurs personnes y ont sue
combe, mais nous ne pensons point que ce fut
Ia vraie fevre jaune. Du reste, nous assu-
rons que, grace au ciel nous M 'avons point Ia
moindre apparenee d'epidemie ct que Petat
sanitaire actuel dc NOS deux paroisses est des
plus satisfaisants --Meschocek. ~. ..-
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Zllk L'HABITATION.

sur laquelle le defunt residait en- dernier lieu,
situee sur la rive Est du Bayou Mallet, dams
le dite Paroisse, ayant huit arpents de face
sur lie dit bayou, sur quarante de profondeur,
bornee du cote d'en-haut par la terre appar-
tenant a 10 succession de Jacob Bihm Senior,
ct en-bas par Ia terre de Ia succession de
William Prudhomme, ct sur le derriere, par
le domaine cstte habitation est la meme que
lie dit defunt a aehete de Hyppolite Guidry,
par un acte pardevant Yves D'Avy, notaire
public, lie Sine jour de- JUN, 1849, avec toutes
les BATlssEs EFT Authorizations qui s'y
trouyent,
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REvoLTE AU PeNtTENclER.-Le Daily Aduocote de
Baton Rouge, rapporte que lundi dernier, vers dix
heures ct deme du nnatin: environ vingt-cinq for
cats essayerent de sechapper par la porte du GEN.
tire, tandis quelle Sc trouvat ouverte pour donner
passage des charrettes qu portaient du bois Get
etablissement. Sept dentr'eux reussrent fran
CHR la porte, deux desquels reGurent une decharge
darmes feu dams les jambe.- Les reste de ceGx
qui s'etaient precipites en- dehors, entendant les
coups de fusis venant de lexterieur des murs, re-
brousserent chemin immediatement: palerte ma
vait dure que dix minutes. La porte par laquelle
revason setat faits est celle quon ouvre touiours
pour introduire dams Get etablssement tous les ma
teriaux don't il besoin. On pretend que tous ceux
aisant partie du complot, sont les plus dangereux
parmi les detenus, ct les deux qui ont etc 6esses
sont des hommes tres violents; Pun. Charles Smith
est espagnol, lautre, James +. Bowman est anne
ricain.
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Un agztre Lot de yerre.

situe sur la rive Quest du Bayou Mallet, en-
cette Paroisse, mesurant cinq arpents de face,
sur quarante de profondeur borne d l'Est ct
a aPOuest par Ia terre de Gilbert David, au
Nord par le domaine, sussi au Sud par le do.
maine une moitie duquel etc achetGe par
lie vendeur de Mr.. Onezime Fruge, CONNIE
on lie croft, ct Pautre moitie heritee par 10
Veuve, de son dGfunt pere, Pierre Sayoie.
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WUne liste de subscription qui est ouverte de-
pus longtemps, il est vrai success dams le but
d'aider Reimbursement dun bureau de Telegraphe
Vermillonville, Went enfn de recevor quelques
signatures-nous ne desesperons pas de voir bien-
tot fonctioner un bureau dams notre village; La
compagne exige peu de subscriptions ct des con-
ditlons lberaes, aucun pavement ne sera fait d'a-
vance. ct lie bureau permanent ou Pargent REM
bourse. Du reste on peut voir la liste entire les
mains du DR.. VIM. G. Mills.-Mr. C. C. Clutes
Went de recevoir St. Martin, ce quill faut pour
terrniner la ligne jusqu'a Vermllonvlle ct audea,
il pense completes rouvrage jusqu'a la Nelle-Or
leans dams lie commencement de Fannee 1855.
Echo de LAFAYETTE
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Ressuscste Allemand nomme Rip
ley, fut dernierement transporte a al'h6pital
de Philadelphia. Get homme s'etait empoi-
some avec une forte dose de laudanum. Tn
medecin de son pays lui prodigua les soins
les plus assidus jusqu'a la mutt, puis Sc retira
en- declarant que lie malheureux etait mort.
Linterne de phdpital, plus entete que le doe
teur anemand. ne voulut pas faire porter Get
homme a ramphitheatre, ct continua d lie
soigner durant la mutt entiere. A la grande
surprise de tous, notre homme donna le len
demain matin quelques s;gnes imperceptibles
devie, puts, peu a peu, revint tout-a.fait 4
lui, II etait sauve. Ripley dit quill await
avale trois onces de laudanum dams un verre
de biere. Cette dose est enorme, Sans Pin
terne de service, Ripley cut etc enterre vi
want encore. Comhien de fois, helas, pareille
chose est-elle arrivee! Generalement on
enterre trop vite les personnes qui s'empoi-
sOnnent ayec du lalidanun. a.t-
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" UH MARI oU DE LsAReERT.-- Teile est In devise
des ieunss files dams caftains heureux Etats du
Nord La oi est, du Eeste, pegr ellie, ct les eunes
de faiSe les dOux yenx D un@ demoiselie sans p6-
puaser on sans hcnrse aelier II faut bon grG nal
gVS, quill comparaisse devant son honneur lie iuge
en- qualit6 de futur mari ou d'amant infdele et
payelr Une afiaire de ce genre Went d'etre iugee
par la cour de Washington City, Etat dn New
Jersey. Miss Anna Howard pretend que M Hall
ial pEomis dc repouser et ellie exige quill tenne
sa parole ou Qn'il fnsnce. La Cour condainne
Finhaele $4,000 de domnages ct phcnneur de
miss Anna est sauv6. La Eour dorS "a vertu pour
10 proehain epousenr gaii Sc prgsentera.
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VILE DE La TEMPERANcE.-Le Courier
de Boston, Ga vile sainte de la temperance
ct des badlemsess,l content le photographic sui
want:
Lundi dernier, il comparu devant les diff
ferentes cours de police de la Vile :: Ga ivro-
gnes, soulards ramasses ivres-morts dams la
rue; 10 loafers de cartes, trois echappes de
penitentiaires, ID tapageurs, 2 grands ct Pc
sits voleurs:-- Total, 106 accuses, arretes
pendant le jour du seigneur. Oimanche.)
C'etait bien Ia peine de voter La loi du
Maine. sssz.-@S 3 ess r=.. ss
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B,utale manifestation comtre p,etre.- Nous ap-,
prenons, par une depeche telegraphique de Bangar
(Maine) que, samedi soir M. Basset, pretre catho-
lique dEsworth, etc saisi par la populace, trem-
pc dams la polk liquide rou6 dams nn tas de pumes
ct promenG ensuite travers les rues du village, ,
cheyal sur une barre portee par les quatre honmes
deA on await menace M. Basset de ce traitement.
II nous reste savoir quels en- ont etc les motifs.
D'apres les dernieres correspondanees, il
semblerait qu'une dificulte entire les Etats.
Unis ct la Suisse devient inevitable. apropos
d'insultes faites d un eitoyen AMERICAN, du
nom de Philips ct qu'on await pris pour un
des partisans de Maszini. Philips n'ayant pu
obtenir aucune reparation du gouvernement
centrale de Berne, Sc rend aux Etats.U Unis,
pour denander Intervention federale.
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DANeERs pu CAMPFIRE On lit dams le 9eeoase
Colofast - Hnit personnes ont etc admises . Ia
rnaison des alienes dams un etat d'aienation med
tale causee par la consommation de quantities de
campfire, pour pr6venir le cholera. Quelqnes-unes
de ces personnes portaient dams lenra poches et
de temps aatre en- mangeaient de petites guam
tites d'aures en- faisaent dissoudre dams de leau-
de.vie. Le campfire produit ralienation nentaie
toutes les fois gull Ste pris forte dose. C'est
un fait bien connu qu'une tres petite qnantitg de
camphre renfra lou un chen et que lenimal naour-
ra meme bient6t apras pavoir pris, -
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Via J T
DRINCE EDWARD LAND FOR

Il SALE.-We offer for sale a beautiful and des-
Iable FARM, lying in Prince Edward county, ON the
waters OF Mountain Greek (which is a tributary of
Bush River) containing by recent survey $50
The above Land has about 400 cleared-l5O of creek
and branch fiat, the balance all timbered pine oak
and the usual forest growth; comfortable aud COM
modious Dwelling House, with four rooms below and
two above STAIRS Tobacco Barns, Negro houses. and
all necessary out houses excellent garden and
chard; with most excellent water the springs dis
persed over the tract convenient points 1t Il
sdered as healthy any place in Virginia. and in the
access to market, the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road running through the land
The subscriber would sell the Land together, or
two comfortable settlements. There 10 at present q
Is hoesheads of tobacco. The lands remarkably
The plantation 10 we'll stocked with horses, mules,
hogs sheep, cows, &c, which would be sold If de-
sired on reasonable terms.
For further particulars or information apply on the
premises to the present manager, Mr.. FOWLER OF
pose Of the land. He lives adjoining the land and
viii take pleasure in showing the land and bounds
RES Possession given In time to seed crop of
wheat. The plantation 10 near enough to the Me-
herrin Depot to make four trips per day with
nience.
Address the Subscriber
SAMUEL r. McGEHEE,
Keysville, Charlotte;
WIN. @. DANIEL.
sul2-dts Charlotte G. H.
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fI,HE only intalhble Medicine known

fNHE only intalhble Medicine known
l. BURROWS ELIXIR VITA-The original ar.
-ticla in eli its purity! Quick and powerful its yir.
tues are proverbial-in 80 many instances having
raised from the very verge of the tomb the subject,
of diseases IL their most terrible forms, testiEo
malls of the most exalted character from individuals
and Institutions testify. In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd Fellows
Lodges of Norfolk. The medicines able to give relief
numerous and valuable but If persons willing
to suspend their and submit to q course of ELK
IR VITA, cure at once can be effected in ord nary
cases, only one or two weeks being required, and
those egarded utterly ncurable only three four
weeks. 1t will thoroughly purify the blood In
scrofula, Rheumatism indigestion, &c, it stands
alone Its action on the Bowels, Liver and Kidneys
are direct and efficient. DEPRIVED humoTs In the
circulation affect the vital orssns. course OF two
three weeks will relieve the system of all morbid
matter, reaction ensues, an uncomfortable appetite
with high and vigorous health the result: In deep
and heavy colds that often end in rapid declins,
nothing is comparable For mercurial and syphilitio
diseases 1t Is truly the only medicine known, not
leaving vestige of the disease. Pursue the course
above, unless the bones have commenced decaying.
IfrAp, at the end of three weeks suspend its use
weeks, recommenee, and at the end of three weeks
the body will be restored to Its original health.
We have Just been put in possession of liberal
supply of the above inval liable medicine, the won.
dsrful curative powers of which are proverbia
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
JACKSON B. WOOD,
GRUBES APPERSON,
fe 25-dy Druggists
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SNEAD & COOKE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Charlottesville, Va.
THE undersigned having formed co
i partnership for the practise OF Law In Abe
marie, win practise regularly In the County and Cir
cult Courts of said County, and also In the District
Court, held In Charlottesville.
All professional business entrusted to the Arm, will
receive the attention of both parties.
gR- Clsime secured and collected, and remittances
promptly made.
RICHARD IVANHOE COOKE
Address q. w. SNEAD, Charlottesville, or z. l.
COOKE, Palmyrs, Fluysnns, Va.
BURWELL w sNEAD will also regularly attend
the County and Circuit Courts Of Fluvanna, and will
give his prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted TO him in that county.
REYERENcEs:
NEW YokK-Mesrs. Greenwsy Brothers Co !.
Compton x Turner; J. r.. Jafray q 6ons; Robertson
Hudsoni Ward, Babcock & Co.; Ely Mysstt. ir 4
Co.; Levi Cook Co.; A. r Frothin cham & Co.: Hen
rys, Smith and Towpshend; Beebe L Co
BALTiMoRE-Messs BAugher, Fisher Co.; Ball
Chris L Co.
RIcHMoND-Aessrs. Wentworth, Turner Co:
Parker. Bayiy x Nimmo; Warren q Perkins; Kent.
Paine l. Kent; Hubbard, Gardner Co; Desns
Brown; Thos Chas Ellis; Geo w. Gretter; w. r.
natler Co; John N 0ordon I Son; Flannseaa
c.oA y = 20 je Z-Sn
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NOTICE is hereby given that we shall,
~ from this day. September lst sell for
CASH. city acceptance, until further notice be gi-
ven.
We respectfully request our friends and customers
to make speedy and prompt payment of ell amounts
now due and falling due.
We shall as heretofore, keep general assortment
of GROCERIES and LIQUORS, imported end Do
mestic; and will also pay every attention to the sale
of Produce from our country friends as usual.
Sc I-d1m WIN. WALLACE SON
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TRIAL o. cnRfsrIAN-HorxrNF HOTEL. LiSkA1h.
LrsRnrr, Sept6
The Trial Of Christian progresses very rapidly
The Judge 10 goahead man. The Court met
this morning at o'clock; and BY ii 0he hour 1t
vh;ca c,ose this letter. four witnesses have been
ex.nined considerable number were examined
Yesterday evening. and the prospect Is that the
trial will be speedily concluded. The public senti
ment seems to be rather favorable to Christian,
far As have been able to ascertain.
while sending you this scrip of the pen, take
occasion TO pay deserved tribute TO Hopkins Ho.
tel OF this place. As l have stopped ct no other
Hotel do not mean to disparage any other here
Ia bestowing upon II the praise justly due TO It.
Hopk!ns Hotel 10 situated Immediately along side
the Lynchburg and Tennessee Railroad. After re-
naming there few days, can with truth say that
any one stopping there, finds nice and comfortable
rooms-very attentive servants and an elegantly
fur nished table. The host is, moreover, 90 aften
tive and obeing, to leave nothing to be desired
10 this respect The writer OF THIS never nSa.u ~
Mr.. Hopkins or his Hotel before arriving there
and therefore can have no personal interest," ID re
commenting travellers to stop there. lie 10 only
acting In accordance with the Golden Rule, Do
unto others as ye would have them do to you =
He does not hesitate to recommend this as altoge
ther equal in the real comfort and nceness OF III
accommodations to any city, valley, or codntry no
tel that be has ever known.
BY publishing this you Will 90 the traVeiIng puo
lie favor and oblige SUBscRIRER
SHIP BUILDING Down EAsT.-There are now OF
the stocks at Richmond Maine, ten large size shipi
and brig oil of which will be ready for sea thu
| fall.
TRAGrcAL.-Mrs Samuel Belche5 an agel lad 3
of East Randolph, Mass was run eeer and killed
by the railroad train at the Assonet depot on Saur
| day.
THE BosroN Ice CRoP During August, 800
tons OF ice were exported from Boston, and since
January 81, 250 tons.
ANOTHER LrNK-The Chicago and Milwaukee
Railroad is to be completed on the 18th December
next.
NEW CorroN Several new bales of cotton have
been received at Charleston, s. c, and sold at9
cents pound
A NATURAL WIsH.-The Picayune thinks Lou
Napoleon 80 worn out with anxieiies of his pc
si,on, that he would give anything for little
Nap!
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WILLIAM F. BUTLER,

CHINA AND EARTHENWAR
AND DEALER IN
GLASSWARE, LOOKING GLASSES, CASTORS
AND FANCY GOODS,
70 MAIN STREET, SoUTH SIDE, RICHMOND,
HAS received per ships Senator and
IL III. Clay" via N. York, and by the athens
direct to this port the largest stock of CHINA and
EARTHENWARE he has ever heretofore offered
for sale; and from the Eastern manufacturers his
usual full supply of GLASSWARE of all kinds, Look
ing Glasses and Fancy Goods, all purchased at the
lowest prices obtainabe and which he offers to the
merchants dealing in this market upon the most rea-
sonable terms
N. Especial pains taken to pack securely.
ae 6-ik elm
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fe 251y

1sHE subscribers having removed to theil
l. large Warehouse, in rear of the store, No. 9
Main street, recently vacated by them, offer thei
usual stock, consisting in part Of
Swedes
American hammered } IRON
English and American rolled }
English and American blistered Steel
German cast and shear do
Broad Plough Iron
Flat, round and square Iron sill sizes
Oval half-oval, and half-round Iron
McCormick's aud Palmer Mould Boards
American, Russia and English sheet Iron
Band and hoop Iron
Nail rods of American and Swedes Iron
Horse shoe Iron
Horse Shoes, assorted sizes
Tin Plate pig and bar Tin
Sheet Zinc. Spelter and Spelter solder
8heathing, Brazier's and bar Copper
Pig, bar and sheet Lead
Ground wagon and cart Boxes
Sole Leather, good and damaged
Full assortment of Groceries.
JOHN N. GORDON SON.
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING TRADE.
SEPTEMBER 7rH, 1854.
TUPMAN g. e.


GROSHONG, TUPMAN & CO.,
HAVE now in store, and will be receiv-
IL ing by steamships jamestown and Roanoke,
their large stock Of WINTER CLOTHING, adapted
to the wholesale trade. And in introducing this
branch of their business would merely call attention
to the success of their Spring trade guarantee
that heir best efforts will be put forth to max. it ad
vantageous to Merchants purchasing Goods in this
Market. Our stock win embrace the variety neces-
ssry to the season, both in CLOTHING and FUR
NtSHING GOODS and q call from the trade is
spectfully solicited
GROSHONG, TUPMAN & CO,
&c Main ST., doors below Purcell, Laid 4 Co.
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FALL TRADE.
FALL TRADE 1854.

CHINA, GLASS & EARTHENW WARE
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS
"AVIN0 determined to close nv pre-
III IL sent business win sell ct reduced prices my
lsrse and desirable stock OF CHINA GLASS EAR
THEN AND STONE-wARE, FANCY GOODS,
lie. &C.
The larger portion Of the stock consists of new
Goods of my own impor taton, received during this
,unmer for the Fall Trade.
Couctry and city Dealers families aud all In want
of goods in my line. are particularly invited to call
and examine the stock.
HUGH A. WATT
China Hall. No. 78 Main street.
UParticulsr attention paid to packing.
ae S-dlm
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FALL AIDE 1854.

RESPECTFULLY invites the attention
~ of the Merchants of Virginia North Caroliaa
and Tennessee to his very large and desirable stock
OF CHINA AND EARTHENWARE. of his own d.
rect importation embracing many new and desirable
Moulded and Pl,in GLASSWARE. LOOKING
GLASSES AND FANCY GOODS, adapted to the
wants of the trade.
He pledges himself to sell as good terms as any
repackiDg house in the United States and use bis
best Efforts to give entire satisfaction
STONE-WARE, of the best quality, at factory
prices
N. B. Particular attention given to the careful
packing and prompt forwarding of Goods.
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CAPITAL $5O.OtW.--COMMERGIAL
- SAVINGS BAN K.-OfHcs Ut the store 81
O1nrtes Brooke, on 18th street
Dspositors In this instutien viii receive six Der
cent os AL ~ NE reus' nirs on Opposite sig months
or longer, sad 1--WE per cent for shorter time.
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WADsWORTH, TURNER g. CO,

Fourteenth Street,
A RE now in receipt of an unusually large
"A stock of staple and very rich fancy Foreign and
Domestic Fail and Winter DRY GOODS
City and Country Merchants will find it to their ad-
vantage to examine their general assortment, pur-
chased under the most favorable circumstances.
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