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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.


No. q. SPRING 1855. No. u,
MUIR q STEVENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in China, Glass
i Bsrtnenwsre. Looking GHsses, Britannia and Plated
Ware, Fancy Goods. &c. corner Of Bollingbrook and
Sycamore streets, Petersburg, Virginia
The subscribers rsceving from Europe, Of
Their own import ton, per ships Isaac right, Under
wright,r, Wyoming. Constantine and Diver, very
largo stock If Goods, comprising all articles usually
found In establishments Of their kind. Among which
French and English China Dinner and Tea sets,
some very fine and of rare pattern and style; also,
White Granite and Printed Dinner and Tea sets.
French and English China. White Granite Printed
Willow, Marble. Flowing Blue, Mulberry. Coiored
aud Edged flntes and Dishes China. Lava Iron. Stone
White. Granite. Lustre. Marble, Hunting Pearl Color
Ell Dip'd ana other At, les OF Pitchers. Basins and
Ewers u wis. Mugs, Coaee and Tea Pots of all des
c,iptions.
6la.. Ware (of all ,tyes) embracing Cioblets,
Tumblcr- Wine Gaases Decanters, Salvers, Naples,
Bowls, celerie- Pitchers, Salts. Vinegar, Peppers,
Mustards Spoon Glasses Finger Bowls Lamps, Flower
and Limp Shades, Sugars Colleagues, Bitters Bottles,
Julep Tubes Curtain Pms, Cup Plates Paper Weights.
Syrup Bottles, Candlestic IS. Jars, &c.
Looking Gaa,es-Fine French Plated Mirrors, Gilt
and Mahogany Frame do, Swing Ring and Pocket do.
Britannia ind Plated Ware, Tea Ware, Coffees
Pitchers. Lamps and Cestors.
Stone Ware OF ell descriptions; Walters, Fancy
Cooks, &C. which they espectfuy invite the ntten
ton Of the North Carolina and Virginia merchants and
the public gcnery, feeling confident that they pro-
pared 10 offer great Inducements both In quality OF
goods aud price They nre determined to sell as low
Us any house North or South.
marc dem MUIR q STEVENS.
N. -Panicular attention paid to packing.
Lynohburg and Western Virginia Depot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

IuoaNs wulIE, p. II. DAVIS, W. ". HARpEE
WHITE, DAVIS Il HARDEE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTa
Petersburg, Va.
fab lS-d3uE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

Il Il ) Il A IL KHV Lin f w
IL SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.-Jus
opened at Philip W PRyno's (k,les corner, Main ST.
II superior stock of DRY GOODS, embracing Cloths
Cassimeres, Vestings, Linens, and LADIES' GooDs, O
all kinds. Call and examine
apllI-ts p W. PAYNE.
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

7.
Bueking CHAM; W Adam. W @ Strange, Fiuvana; &
E Yeatmsn ; ~ K c; Capt j Strong. Il Prssse
Brown Mas N Hammer, Macfa1land; L Battaiie
Caroline' 8 w Baily, Amelia; M stratton, Powha.
vile: Col Fl Thwestt Richmond; VIM Armistead,
Halifax; 5 Maxey, Watkins, Ohio; J A Stokes, Lu.
nenburg; Col Fl Fl Kelly, Nanssmond; DR. P r Cav.
Raseigh; "A w Newsom Southampton; ] Rois
seal. Petersburg. Rudd. Pred.
AMERICAN HOTEL Col Boudurant, g Rocker.
erro, II TaIiatarro Hanover; w J Baytops. Giou
cester Wilson. Rockbridee:J A Springer, N W
rohne; C Maupin, Linn, GoochIand; ] TavIor
and syt. Norfolk; N M OsboTn, Pr Geo; Fsber.
Pebtsst, Pstg; W Radford, Bedford; o Fuz.,
gerald, Dnwiddej Alexander. Danville; Ell Nor.
ton, Mss Norton. Washington; II Briggs Bait; L
Cooper, Phils; J Pemberton, Miss e Pemberton'
Boston; III Williams, Washington.
ST CHARLES HOTEL w Chambers w n
Derkip, Buckingham; Z Gibson, Bait; w Cooke
Perkins. Heat, David Anderson, w Overton
Louisa; Dornin, Richmond; B Fitchett, surry;
c; River, Automatic; s R Brown, FishersviIIe; M
Buckner, Green; Brsndeburg, stauntop; j Wool
B Moody. Davis J Wallace. Va r; W Il
Hamman, Houshoor, Woodstock; Bib and
Idy. Nelson; Miss Hansbrough, Amelia; M Blitz,
w Harrison, w Mallory, Petersburg: I'll Ander-
son, Amelia; Thos Bland, No.toway Burruss.
Gcochiand
EXCHANGE HoTEL;1Gs Motley, Caroline: ]
Quaries, o Pollard King WIN; j Cosls, LADY.
child and ,yt. Athens; Povall, Miss; Martha
J A Lovelace. Pittsylyanis w P Matthews, Ports
mouth; g Tinsley, Mobiles L Tobias and lady.
Charlotte; r Fowler, w L Crockett, BALTIC: w Tur.
pin, Y; Mics Cook. Michsels, Petsbs; r Morris,
Louisa; NJ Lowry. Wmsbg; e Yeatman. Canal;
j COOKS. Hanover; James. Richmond; T Flour
nov. Halifax; r Hamilton. Tenn; w r Clark, Alb
ingdor; Roger. Fauquier: J Watkins Charlotte; c
Cooke, Fluvanna; J Hughes, Halifax; A Eileson.
White Sulphur springs;J A Marshall. Mrs Mar.
shall, M SO Marshall Miss M Marshall, Fauquier
A w Norbsck, J l. Delsplane, A Cameron WasL.
ington; } II Laster Miss Morton King VIM
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THE SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
STATES CONVENTION AT II ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.--The convention of dele,
gates from the Southern aud Southwestern States
assembled here today. There was only 60 dele.
gates present
Mayor Lewis was appointed temporary chair,
man, and a committee was appointed to nominate
permanent officers
The convention then adjourned in order to join
in the celebration OF the 9Th of January, which, in
this city, is day of festivity and rejoicing.
SECOND DAY, Jan. S-Tbe Southern Conven.
ton re-assembled at eleven o'clock, this morning.
when General Lamar. of Texas, was chosen presi-
dent.
Ten States were represented, and one hundred
aud twenty delegates were present, including
eighty three from Louisiana
Aresolu:ion was offered, calling on Congress for
the improvement OF Galveston bar aud harbor, and
the establishment of marine hospital there.
Committees On business and other matters hav,
ing been appointed, the Convention adjourned until
Tomorrow.
THIRD DAY, Jan. 10 The committee appointed
yesterday lot being prepared to report, there was
no business OF Importance transacted by the Con-
vention. =
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FnoM HAVANA The Baltimore pspafs OF yss-
tsrdsy contain atelseraphic Dispatch from Cosum.
bia, 8. c., which We annex;
The New Orleans papers Of Saturday last have
come to hand, and bring Havana dates to the ID
instant
A man named Eaampes alias Lacostc has &C.
knowlcdgcd . purpose 70 place himself at the head
and denounced Hernandez a. q traitor, who be-
trayed him. Il 10 reported that both he and Felix
were garroted.
There Is evidently an error in the above stafe.
meut Wehave the New Orleans papers Of saiur-
day last, and they contain no later news from Hs
vana than that brought by the Cahawba, from
which we gave copious extracts yesterday. There
were variety OF rumors In circulation respecting
Mr.. Felix and Senior Estrampes but none that they
| had been garroted. That they would suffer this
punishment, appeared probable and Il ir perhaps
true that they have suffered !. erethis. The N. O..
Picayune contains copy of a complete narrative
of Jail that bad taken place, written by Mr.. Es.
trampes himself This narrative presents some
new facts of interest, but we have published here
| tofore the main features of the case. He repre-
sents that be had been very badly treated-boldy
declares his object in visiting Cuba was to place
himself at the head of the revolution in the eastern
part of the Island-charges Francisco Hernandez
with betraying him-and concludes as follows
Ny fate is decided, and | await with calm resig
nationt the moment of DEATH regretting only that
am Obliged TO leave my beloved Cuba still in chains
reproach one with the cause of this disaster,
| as 1t was a spontaneous action of my own to come
| TO this island and seal my opinion with my blood
to die to be free!-as a thousand deaths are bet
ter than lie tormented with the view of my coun
Itrys enslavement. when her liberties only depend
upon little resolution and a knowledge of the da
ties which nature and society impose upon men, -
The idea OF liberty to me has never been mere
illusion, but a conviction of the mind and heart,
| which has faithfully accompanied me through life
My ambition has never been gilded future, OBJ
tanned by the success OF the enterprise, because
have thought that should die in revolution
thought at which can smile, as to die in SO holy
and noble cause is fate as glorious as it euVi-
| able
The correspondent OF the Pcayune states that
on the 28;h OF December both Mr.. Estrampee and
Mr.. Felix were removed from the Real Catrel and
placed in the Moro Castle and confined in separate
cells where except the acting u. S. Consul
| Col. Robertson was permitted to have any comnu
nica,ion with them. lie farther says:
| | was informed on Saturday evening by friend
whose source Of Information believe TO be relia-
BILE, that the "Fiscal" prosecuting attorney had
asked that sentence OF death by the garotte should
be passed on both these gentlemen, and that Senior
EstraInpes should be afterwards quartered and his
head taken to Beracoa, and there exhibited on a
pole. All Americans here who are aware OF this
last mentioned TACT in state OF the utmost eX
element and CONSERVATION. :,
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Nor SUSTAINED "A negro fellow well
known to the police, called John Newton, was ar
rasned before the Mayor, yesterday, to answer
blankets from Michael Nevins on the 10th instant
Robert Phillips, small boy, saw the thief Jump
over Mr.. Eevins' fence, and he took it to be the
prisoner, but he fifty yards Off at the time
he was not absolutely certain of that fact. Miss
Phillips, who called the attention of Robert to the
rogue, sure Newton was not the man, and the
Mayor therefore discharged him.
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COMMERCIAL,

RICHMOND MARKETS, January IL
FIGURING alteration. S}0S9 Is for Canal fair
to prime.
WHEAT We still quote So for p line red-$2 O5
for primo white. General quotations for cts less
CORN-9o cents cash
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the KINNEY EXPEDITION -Ths Washing on
Union announces that the first vessel. with the Cen
trail American celonists. will sail from Baltimore on
the 18th inst; the second few days later from Bra
Santiago. Col. Kinney will sail about the begin
ming of next month, either from New York or Phila
dephia, in first Glass steamship
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Lock YOUR DooRs-Scarce

LOCK YOUR Doors -Scarce night
passes that the hall of some private residence ia
not entered and robbed of its contents Not only
and it would therefore be well for our citizens to
keep their doors locked. TO prevent the nocturnal
visits of these petty depredaiors.
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Notwithstanding Duke, of Hano

DEMONSTRATION Duke, of Hano-
yer, reached the city last Thursday morning, and
the weather being extremely uncomfortable, just
such as TO produce blue devils attempted to keep
his spirits up by pouring spirits down. Tom parti.
ally succeeded in his effort to be merry despite the
weather, but having quafed an undue amount of
ndigestible fluid" became paralysed ard sank to
mother earth, from which place he was taken by
the Clerk OF the second market and locked up
Yesterday he came before the Mayor, much re.
freshed after night of peaceful slunber, acknow-
lodged the error into which he had fallen, and pro-
missing to do 20 no more, was set at liberty M
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Francis Ward of Syracuse, was accidentally killed
in the town of Dewitt N. Y, on Wednesday last
he was png wood near where another man was
choppins and being caught by falling tree, was in
SANITY killed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-13

CoUGHLAN CoNvIcTED.-Martin Coughlap who
has been on trial in Baltimore for several days,
charged with the murder of his own child, was on
Thursday convicted OF mauslaughter. The family
of the prisoner, though somewhat relieved OF their
apprehensions, took the verdict very much to heart
and presented pitable scene
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) Lost An EYE.-Charity Scott, free
colored woman. living In Rockeias, lost her right
ego yesterday morning, BY an accident. She had
been cutting hre wood. and while breaking piece
with the axe. one piece dew up and struck her di
recfy on the pupu OF the eye cutting Il In dread
fal manner. DR.. Waring, We understand, was
called In. and rendered her the necessary medical
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THE WEATHER.-"Old Sol" made his
appearance late in the forenoon yesterday and from
the time of his arrival tall night set in the day was
as lovely as il could well have BEEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-13

Arthur L. Psysen, of Boston, well known mer
chant in the Mediterranean trade, fell dead in hi
counting-room on Wednesday.
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MISS DAvENPoRT.-This truly great &C
tress is to appear atour Theatre next week Report
speaks of her as one of the best actresses of the
dsy. The press has been loud in her praise where
ever she has appeared, pronouncing her rendition
of Julia, F1orinda, Lady Gay, Adrienne, Camille,
As she has never played in Richmond, our citizens
will no doubt turn out " en- masse," to welcome
this truly gifted lady, great treat may be anti
cpated.
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fugitive slave from Alexandria, Virginia, pass
ed through Bangor, Maine, few days ago en- route
for Canada
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MARRIED.

On the 10th of Janusry, 1855 in the county OF
Prince Edward. by the Rev. DR. Hughsrt, Mr D. D.
SULLIVAN, Of the r: l. d. R. r., to Miss ELIZA,
BETH w. SHIP. of Prince Edward county. =
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AssAULT-William Stubs, free fell
low, appeared before the Mayor, yesterday, to an
swer the charge of assaulting and beating free
negress named Polly Banks, Saturday last -
After hearing the evidence, his honor ordered Bill
to be taken below and treated to striped suit for
his want Of gallantry in assaulting a female.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-13

The parties who robbed the mail near Binghamp.
ton N Y, on Saturday last, have been arrested and
all the bags five in number, recovered,
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James Mcbride, an old and respected citizen Of
New York, died last Wednesday evening.
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IurrrNa.-Wm. Parker. CHARGED with .,

CuTTrNa.-Wm. Parker, charged with cut
ting Henry s. Lemay, with knife, In his own
house, the night of the 12sh of August last an.
peared before the Mayor yesterday, Tor the second
time, and the complainant failing to come forward
when called. after being duly summoned. the war
rant was dismissed, and the party discharged
Lemay sen: letter TO the Mayor stating that be
did not believe Parker designed doing him any in.
jury, and therefore he wished the prosecution
broughtto an end. He seemed to have forgotten
that the warrant was obtained bis OATH and that
he then charged the accused with felony. -
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PUGILIsTIc.-Wm. FL. Pollard and VIM.
G. Parker. had "set to" near the theatre, last
Thursday night, and soon after found themsel res
in the hands OF the Charles on their way to the
flock up" Yesterday morning they were each re-
quired to give bail tor their good behavior, doing
which they were discharged.
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FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic is one of t

FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic is one of the
happiest US well as most useful preparations that
ever was invented for the Hair. Ita soothing and
penetrating effects wonderful and percsptibly
felt insomuch that the general exclamation a. 'Oh
what delightful artcl Fletcher's Hair TONES isl;
and he netits unequsled by any other preps-
ration. 1t perfectly eradicates dandrufi from the
scalp it speedily stops the hair from falling OF; 1t
est hair by the use of few bottles, is changed to
beautiful dark brown. Nor is there any pre- paratiou
that ia equal to Fletchers in dressing hair One or
applications week being sufficient TO keep it
in a healthy condition.
1t is sold by all the principal Druggists in the city
and country, and for sale wholesale and retail under
the American Hotel, by the manufacturer,
ia Is JOHN JOHNSON.
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MARINE NEWS.
FORT or RICHMOND. Jan. I,

ARRIVED,
Schr Wave, Wood. Claremont wheas, Rawlings
Miller. -
Schr Repeater. Parks, railroad sIs.
Schr Virginia. Page Back River, oysters.
Sehr Henry Clay, Forrest, Back River, oysters.
Scnf Perseverance Wyatt, do. do. 4
schr Jenny Lind, Martins, do. do
New YoRK, Jan. Il-Arrived schr. Auue q ssltsr
Jones. from fredericksburg.
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: Busxr TO DEAra-Ths Bedford Sentinsl states
thst IN old negro woman. belonging 10 Mrs sally
hrr esbis last Tuesday night, from her clotaes
sskiss dfe
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The DRAMA.-The benefit of Mr.. Cliff,

The DRAMA-The benefit of Mr.. Clifton
w. Tayleure, very worthy member of our dra.
matte corps is announced tor tonight and bill of
more than usual attraction presented !; Mr. w. D..
Cullen. 0he du stage we are Informed, of
VIM c. Dunnavant, of our city, appearing as 'the
valiant Moor" in Othello. From the warm enco-
miums bestowed upon his former dramatic efforts.
and his known merit as Shaksperean reader, we
are led to expect a rare intellectual treat Wash
ington paper remarked OF Mr.. c., that he was pos
sessed OF "a grsceful form, and a voice which
closely resembles that Of G. V. Brooke-soft and
ciear-and In the monotone, or lower notes, flexi
Bile and musical. His more passionate scenes
were forcibly yet naturally acted" Mr. James
Sheriff. who has also volunteered for this occasion
is young gentleman from Washington city-wbo
comes recommended as an excellent Shaksperean
scholar. He will appear as "Alessandro Massaroni y
In the beautiful play of The Brigand-a part In
which he has won some distinction. We bespeak
tor Mr.. Tayleure acrowded house.
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Mr.. j. w. RANDOLPH sent us yesterday,
'Frank Lesle's New York Journal tor the present
month
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HUsTINGs CoURr.-Aldermen Inloes, Co
wardin, Bray Butler and Wingfield. presiding
John Whitman, charged with having. counterfeit
money in his possession was examined and sent on
to the Circuit Court in three cases. His bail was
fixed al $500, being unable to give which, he was
remanded to prison.
William F. Carvedo charged with receiving
stolen lumber, knowing it to have been stolen, was
tried and acquitted.
Emanuel Dodson and Joe Anderson, etnancpa
ted slaves, were granted permission by the Court,
yesterday, to remain in the Commonwealth they
proving to be men of good character, and having
families in the city.
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EXTRACT FROM IAN ORDINANCE
II CONCERNING WAGONS, DRAWS ann

CARTS" Passed December lsth 1854
e6. When the owner or keeper of cart drav mr.
wagon employed In the city for hire. shail have OH
famed license OF paid the tax required by the fourth
section he may for carrying such load ss Is mention
Cd IN the eish section Of this ordinance charge the
following rates. to witt for five squares or Iess eieh
Isen cents, ana Tor each square five, one cent
addtionai when the distance IL thirty or
more squares the chars sha be ten cents for
squares, and two cents for each additional snusr.
and that for coal wood, sand and bricks the era,
shall be twenty five cents for ten squares and for
each square over ten. one cent additional -
az. To determine the amount Of drayase Ia Ia r.,a
the squares shall DO counted ION the most direct
yelled routee from sqnare to square. by reference
to the annexed reduced plan OF the citv ~ M;asas
Bstes from said Bstss plan Of the city, psbtishra T.
's Jsis-st v wIH , sHypp.rn - -
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REMOvAL-The Office of the RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION hes been removed 10 the second
story of the Building corner of Main and lIth St.
~ Entrsnce II h sire ct
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSU-
RANGES will be promptly attended to.
Without Boosting of their ability to comply with
their cations they take pleasure in referring to
ali who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory manner in which il has been transacted.
JAMES G. CRANE, President.
JEo. H. BosHER, Secretary. ja1S
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sHE Subscriber has associated with him
JOHN w. CALDWELL and ii. n.GiLD.
WIN: The bueiness Of msnafaeturina ArrIcs ifursl
nacnines vii Be Continued under Arm 81 6ALD.
WIN: CAkDWELL Co, ffem the let insf.
- iS-dt n. BALDWIN.
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SALE OF BooKs.-The attention of the
public is asked the sale of valuable School, Ca ST.
cal, Law, Medical and Misceilan Books, to take
place THIS EVENING, at O'Clock. at the store of
every evening for the next four or five days The
collection embraces many valuable works, and a rare
opportunity ia offered for repienishna Libraries
ALLOW rates The sale will he conducted by MIR. ].
w. RHODES late of New York.
THERE will be Service in st. Paul's
Church to morrow (Sunday) morning at IL O'clock
and at half past o'clock in,the evening. jaIS
AUCTION NorIcE.-Attention is request
ed to my sale of Horses THIS MORNING, at 10
IL incL at he nIaa Lot he Gas rtu
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OAK WOOD ACADEMY.

OAK WOOD ACADEMY.
HAVING been engaged by Messrs
H Mann, Wilkinson and miller, to take charge Of
this School, which ia situate near the r. 4 D. Rail-
road convenient to either the Mattox or Chula sta
lions, would inform those who mag wish TO send
their sons into the country. that now they have
chance TO do so, Mr.. Mann can accommodate
three four boys with board $50 each for the SEES
sion of 10 months.
TERMS
En- gfish Course. $50 90
6fSSk ana Ldtln Glhssics, 80 W
Refer to the Rev Vim Love, City Springs Iusi-
tute, under whose tutorship | have taken good
course in English and the Classics
JAMES +. PHILLIPS,
ia 1876 Skin Quarter. Chesterfield County.
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GRAPE S HAW LS.-We have some
~ cheap Grape Sbawls on which we are CLOSING
out at less than cost. HART L MOSES
ia l3 63 Main IT.