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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-08

a ALUA B L 4 JAMES RIVER
N FARM FOR SALE IN HENRiCO COUNTY.
wish to sell. privately my Farm, called LILLY VAL
LEY. Said Farm lies six miles below Richmond, on
Osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Barrstia
Cox, the farm called Wilton, &c. Said land lies
markaby well for farming PURPOSES and is now in q
high state of cultivation containing 33i The
Dwelling House is new, containing four rooms
There are good Barns, Stables, and all necessary
out-houses There is excellent water the house.
and an abundance of springs.
To those who wish to purchase, l would say, that
rarely such chance presents Itself The location is
healthy, the society good, and the lands very
fertile.
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
land to any persons wishing to purchase.
ia2-tf E. o. AKIN, Henrico County,
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TOBACCO AGENCY.

GREENE, HEATH & ALLEN,
Al and 49 California Street, San Francisco,
CELL Tobacco On Commission direct
~ from and for account Of the Virginia Manufac.
turers, and to whom we refer
Messrs. EDMOND, DAVENPORT Co. Richmond
will reply to any questions and transact any business.
wise. noI8-5SwIH
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was com
~ mtted to the Jail of Henrico Comfy on the 9Th
day of December, 1854, negro man named MINOR,
Is runaway slave and as the property Of George
rodd OF Caroline County The said negro Is feet "a
Inches high about 40 years old, black complexion,
little grey, and had on when committed a greyish
casinett coat, dark pants and old wool hat. His
charges and take him out of jail or he viii be dealt
with according to law.
Jan 23-d6w L. w TIMRERLAKE Ms
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - The
~ subscribers, having associated themselves to-
gsther, under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER l.
MURRAY, will continue to carry on the UNDER
TAKING BUSINESS in all it's de par TIM nts, at the
old stand oil Roper & Murray. Governor at.
They will give their personal attention to all or.
ders to them, and will furnish, at the shortest
notice, any thing In their line of business
They will keep constantly on hand general ca
sortment of COFFINS, from the neat pine, to the
most essnt mahogany
Having the solo agency, in this city, for the sale OF
Fisk & Raymond's METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
the also prepared to furnish any size
of the SaTcophagus, either of the plain style, with
out the dIaPery, such those furnished for Clay
and Webster, being covered with superfine black
cloth drGpery and silver trimmings.
Several Ii EARSES, with gentle horses and cara
full drivers, also at command.
JOHN TURPIN,
3. w. ROPER,
nah 80 dlcts WILLIAM MURRAY.
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DUMPS! PUMPS! just received at
4 my store on 18th st.. between Main and Cary q
large supply of Cistern. Well, Garden Engine, and
other Force, Lever, and Double sction PUMPS or
various patterns with brass and iron cylinders which
will sell on the most accommodating terms. Per.
sons needing such articles should give me call
NH Sl-ts CHARLES n LANGLEY
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e. CHEER UP BOYS.
"a As moneys scarce and times ookdark,
Nz Yet still we grope for thee,
okf4R And like Hopes soft but hallowed spark,
We hope better times may be.
It's Hope that crowns the martyrs head,
And may this next New Year
Bring Hope and Comfort in the shed
Where now it drops tear.
We toll with bare and blistered arms,
And all for moneys ssAe,
While wrinkled sorrow eats our charms
And makes the poor to quake.
The rich should protect the poor mans rights,
The mechanic rightly claims,
For deeds from the like shining Hghts,
1t breaks the oppressor's chains
My work hope has pleased you all,
And il more you have to do,
Up Governor Street just give call
On BILL BAR-THO-LO-MEW.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
de15 Watch Maker. nc.
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TURNIPS.-200 Bushels superior Nova
L Scotia TURNIPs for sale in Iots to suit muir.
chassrs ~ c, r. WORKMAN 4 CO.
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FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-I have on
\ hand, at my Auction Rooms corner of Main and
18th streets large aud select assortment of House
hold FURNITURE, consisting OF Chairs, Tables,
bedsteads Sofas WardIobes. Bureaux, and great
variety of other articles entirely new and In good
order, which am anxious to close out previous to
going North; and will sell low for cash.
The public are invited to call and examine.
fe2 = ALEX. MOTT.
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1--WE THOUSAND DOLLARsOF
IRON AND STEEL-EDWIN WOR

DRIME NEW BACON HAMS, Shout
i ders and Sides; also, Lard In bbls aud kess.-
just receiver, per steamer Beiydsre, for sale BY
fSt JNO WOMBLE co.
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I A. STURDIVAN1', ATTORNEY AT
I UXFORD7S PATENT SELF-RISING

I UXFORD'S PATENT SELF-RISIEG
~ FLoUR-for making Light Bread, Biscuits,
Soda and Cup Cakes Light Puddings, &C., ,citaoat
either Yeast POWDERS or Yeast 1t s wholesome and
warranted perfectly free from all chemical prepare
ton which jure 1t is absolutely cheaper than
the Yeast Powders because it costs less; and then
the whole Ingredients being ready for use servants
however careless ignorant, cannot waste, or fail
to make perfectly light bread &C.
Sold in h. BAGS, by the manufacturer.
-''~ ''N' '''''''N " JAS. LUxFoRp,
Sixth street, opposite New Market.
CERTIFICATE OF DR.. sNEAD.
RICHMOND, oath JAM, 1855.
You ask of me say, if the in gradients ontsined
in your Patent Self-Risng Flour are wholesome and
unnuriousl In reply hesitate not to say, that the
Ingredients disclosed by you to me, in nowse
used by all. ALBERT SNEAD.
]. L. has also on hand, choice selection of FA-
MILY GROCERIES. ia 25-lm*
VALENTINES VALENTINES !! -
Just received a new supply of superior VAL
ENTINES of every description, from the sentiment
tai and sublime to the ridiculous. Faithful to our
trusts, as servants OF the public doing all in
power to further the interests of those youths
and maidens who are suffering from an affection OF
the heart For all, of every age and of every rank
in life, offer specific that has failed. Such
is the wonderful power of the Valentines sold by u.s.
as philanthropists and conservators of the tender
passions that none make love without sending
as a pioneer. All young-persons therefore, whose
hearts have been too susceptible of love; and old
bachelors contemplating the awful state of matri-
mony, should take the opportunity which the I4th
affords them, of sending to the objects of their
choice delicate proof of their attachment Young
ladies, especially,
"Who never told their love, bat let concealmsnt,
Like worm in the bud, feed on their dauask
cheeks,n
Can remedy this objection by calling and purchasing
Valentine. A nice article of which, varying In
price from cents to So can be G1tsinsd t,GR
fs1-s No. So. opposite st. SIC Charles i Hotel lot:
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-All persons
- having claims against the estate of JAMES 30.
sHEh, decd, are requested to present them proper.
y aathentestad; and those Indebted. to make pay.
tE 4 LEWIS d. CRENsHAw,
~ Its Executor Of James Rosher, decd.
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REMOVED.-The subscriber has ra-
~ moved from his old stand at Rockets IN ~
corner OF goth and Cary streets on the DECK wbsrs
ne VIII continue to keep large and general sssort
nent OF ship Chandlery and Groceries and will he
pleased to see his I'D friends and the public in
eral. ia 20 LIITHER ri rpS
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VHANGE OF FIRM.-From and after
~ the Ist January, 1855. the business Of the man
ufacture and sale Of CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TURF, and the general Proprietary Medicine Bust
ness, heretofore conducted under the firm OF BEN
NETT BEERS, will be conducted under the firm
and style of WIN. s. BEERS CO. Office and
store No. Pearl street.
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TOBACCO STEMMERY AND FIX.
= TURES The Fixtures in the Stemmery or
snSnis street, lately occupied BY D. M. Branch
at private sale. and will be ssld a bargain,
The Stemmery 10 for rent, and will be rented low
to any one purchasing the Fixtures. ENQUIRE OF
ia Is KENT, PAINE 4 KENT. Austs
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O-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
H>HE subscribers having associated them
l. selves together, for the purpose of conducting
and great Medicine, CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TURE, and the general Proprietary Medicine Bush
ness at their store No. Pearl street. under the firm
and style OF WIN. 8. BEERS l. CO., will keep al
ways on hand large stock of all the popular Pro-
prietory Medicines of the day, whic we will sell in
lots to suit purchasers at holesale and retail, at
Propristors prices VIM s. BEERS,
CHARLES BENNETT,
ia 1 WIN. A. CARTER, JR.
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LATE NEWS By THE NAILS,
TIE \ Il At HALIFAX.


HALIFAX. March 3o.-Ihr Asia left Liverpool
on the morning of the l7ih. mud arrived her. Mt
9 o'clock last night. Tie tninn sailed from
southampton on the li,h, with 81 passengers.
The Emperor Alexander has issued the fnllow.
ing manifesto tn the Russian army, dated March
9th
valiant Warriors, Faithful Defenders Of
Tie Church. The Throne and the Country! II
las pleased Almighty 'od Ia visit IL viii a rnn,f
pun al and grievon> los. We have al lot n
common iathcr and bcnrtactar. In the milSt nj
bis nnwrariel eare.of Russia. prosperity. aud
ttr glory "t tn lsn ,>ian ARM. the fmaefar NJ
rhala~ PanIayitch nv most bias>ea father. Ia.
l.prrtrl to eternal life. His last words wrra.
IL 'hank the glorious aud lopal guard Of Rus
>ia ANA also think her hrav, army and feet. and
pray God they may maintain the courage md
spirits Ivy which they have distinguished them.
~'1'"- under me-. So long rs this >pjrt remains
~ IL. Rnssias TRANQUILITY is secured within
aud - lout, and woe Ia her enemies | loved INV
troops Is my own children. aud strovr ~ much
~ | could to iuprpvc their condition: aud if not
"utirely successful in that respect, it wa- for 10
wan' "f will, hat hecan>c | wa unable Ia devise
anvihing hrttrr. or to do more.
May these ever mem prnbr words rem lin pre-
strF Il IN your hearts, proofs of his sincere
love for YOU. which SHIRE to the largest extent:
an let them be pcdyr of yorr devotion for ire
an Russia
tNlgneD ALEXANDRA.
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Tennessee State Prison Burnt.

The State Pcnitcntary at Nashville. Tenn. is
in ruins. Alb o'clock last Thursday morning
fire originated in the chief cabinet department.
of the institution. and the fire spread so rapidly
that in short time the entire portion of tho
bnihlinc devoted to the different branches oftrade
WAS mass of flames. The east wing of the main
huilling then caught. and it was 50 much damn
rcd as 70 render il useless The cells were all
thro VII open aud the prisoners were conveyed 10
an lclasur,. inside the walls. One convict named
Common was smotherel to death. but not one es-
capped from the enclosure All the tools and work
in the varions shops were destroyed. The loss is
estimated at 2200,000
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Nuifiie n II Rnnl. YcIIe--

II has been already announced that Thomas II
llnnper, paying teller of the Merchants Bank in
boston, had committed suicide ON Tuesday. II
seems that the president exrmindd hi. cash ae-
counts" on Monday, aud WIS mdIced-in the
presence of large amount Of bill, If one or two
other banks. ia question him with regard to the
matter The teller replied that his cash was
correct, aud. upon examination, his account with
the bank was found To he 50. Tho Traveller
say:
The president was at the bank on Tuesday
morning. heing still suspicious that all was not
right an. renewed the inquirf Of Mr.. Hopper why
it WIS that he had on hand - large I'M amount of
the bills of the Grecrr- and Atlantic Bank !
The reply was not entirely satisfactory. and Mr..
Hooper seemed displcascd that the matter should
be- pressed, in view of the fact that his leash
account had bccn found 20 be correct.
This was about niue O'Clock in the morning.
Mn Haven said his duty as president demanded
u close inquiry, aud Mr.. Hooper replied that this
was true. and expressed hope that the inquiry
would be pursued without delay. He seemed
cheerful about the matter.
At The close of this conversation, and without
returning to his desk, he left the Bank, and moth
ing was heard of him until about .0t o'clock when
the porter found his lifclesS body suspended from
IL beam in the cellar of the bank building, The
porter greatly frightened and without having re-
cohnized the body, informed the directors of the
bank that 'nan had hung nlmseH IN the c"lar.
1t appears that Immediately upon leaving the
bank he proceeded to store ON Commercial
street, purchased clothes line, AM with il re-
turned to the basement the bank. He doubled
the cord, and having made moose in one end.
tied the other to a beam in the ceiling The hal
ter thus adjusted, he got upon stool tied his
legs fast. put his neck in the moose, and allowed
his body to suspend. Three strands ofthe rope
were found to be broken, and it is supposed that
this was occaSioned by the first shock.
It is supposed that on Monday afternoon, when
Mr.. Hooper knew that the cash 10 be eAnm-
ined 10y the directors, he obtained on certified
checks. through the agency &c IA broker, Mr.. Au.
ca>tus :. Peabody, tn, sum Of S25,O0D from the
Atlantic Bank. aud AN equal sum from til" Gro
GERS Bank. II was also a>cel tanned that he Dor
rowed some SOB 900 from others, making in all
si73 900. which was required TO make his account
right. Mr.. Hooper WAS 53 years old. He leaves
II wife and three children. He lad been connec-
ted with the Merchants Bank for a period cf
twenty four years. 1t supposed he lost the
money in stock spceulatons.
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iwful .Sleamboat Disasters ,

y Geographic despatch from New Orleans. to
the Charleston Courier, dated March %, WED.
nr-'lny) say:
The H'ernrr Bulletin with 800 bales of Cot
, 10 was burnt ON the Mississippi. below Lake
frnfideaee. on Saturday. and % lives were lost
including 10 negroes. Among the lost. were
! Il. Williams. of New York. mud a Mr. McCau
hen, ri North tarolina. All the ladies and of
ii T. were ,avecd.
The >t,amer lluntsvil!r with $40 halcs of
Cotton, la, al~o been bnlnt ON TIN. Cumberland
river
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EntnI 4 firm.

A murleronS ARRAY occurred at Baton Rouge,
La, lately, between two soldiers of the garrison,
named LYONS and Wilson.at the corner of Levce
and Laurel streets in which tho latter was stab
bed twice in the breast, and almost Immediately
died The barkecper at the house where the
affair occurred was also seriously cut while at
.n,nptng to wrest the knife from Lyonr.
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Grtenbrirr- Nomination Of Nr. p ire

We are glnd Ia learn that on Monday. il heinc
Greenhil"r court day, meeting Of eiiarnz, ire.
spectivr OF party, was held in Iswishurg. mud
SNMI'EL VI. PRICE was nominated cnndi late
IA represent the county in tie House al Dole
gates. We expect that Mr.. y. will be- elected
with great unanimity. He will be n Va nnhlr ne
QUESTION to III" cause of Internal Improvement
in the next Legislature.
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Important from Har0na-E rccution Of Ramon

BY the arrival of the Isabel at Charleston, on
"Wednesday morning we have ndvices from IIa-
vann up to Sunday last, the 25th OF March. Great
excitement prevailed Mt HAVANA as Don Ramon
Pinto was garotted on the morning of the 22l,
and to such pitch had the feeling on the sub
icct rcqchcd. that the Captain General had not
been seen IN public since the event. The body,
however, in~taad of hp.n exposed tho usual time,
some twelve hours. was removed within three,
the indignation crn"cd by the popunce, render.
Ing the mea ,nrr pnremptorily necessary.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
AAIE Il,

1RtS1GE SALE -tsy yirtoe at ID eI
4 - ltut, executed To- a.r by A. y Snie'. shall,
'n1iy the aud In, 1T April next in lrnn, of the
Marx t.housr, Mt L,net burg. sell the Nv" LOTS
bpugh l., sad snier al Henry Davi, frnaslin IL,
near the Pts-'Nt"fiau Graveyard, upon al whi,h
thrre i.n certnit Id hns,.
ItRNs.-one hall cash. b. lance -four months. secured
by nrgot uhir ro'r with 60 Il end, r.rr.
CHAS. Il. SLAUGHTER, Trustee.
rru,o ii 81
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Collector Redicid has handed Ia Mayor Wood,
of New York. u letter received from the American
Council nj Zurich. announcing that the Swiss
Government is about forwarding 3!O paupers to
New York. via lluvre.
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DKlNG ON YOUR IIOKSEs.-NEW
DLiNEhI STABLE.-The under -lgn.d respect.
fully informs tho citizcr> Of Lynchburg that he pre-.
nar.d t. receive III rses livery, On II most accom-
uodaiiug terms, tie old stand Of Geo NJ Brue
\. b. Hacks, Bueei-s aud torses for hire; and
Hack. run every Court day To Cuuphcli Court house.
jun 81 dscly JOSEPH CLEhlfs,
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the PENN ular of Florida,to Havana in the island
81 '"ha. The work only awaits chartered priv
li'gn Ia be obtained from the Florida Leg stature
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Submarine Teiegraph co Cuba.

1t is proposed to construct submarine teie-
graph, to extend from Macon, through the south
ern par, of Georgia. andopon an air line through
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PETERSBURG ADVERT. SEINE NTS
NJ STRING 1850, No. 70.
Roilie gbyeok a,rfok Sycamore street
MUIR Il STEVENS,


MUIR Il STEVENS,
lMPORTERS AND DEALERS ia China, Glass.
i Buttnenwure l. okihg f'li-ses, Britannia Plated
Ware, Fancy Gonds &r.. Corner 81 Boliingbrook and
Sycamore streets. Petersburg, Virginia
The subscribers rsceIying from Europe, IT
ihen import ion. per ships Isasc wright, raaer-
wriehrr, Wyoming Constantine and Diver serJ
found In establishments Of their klld. Am6rs which
r. NH md English China Dinner nn1 Tea sets,
/" me very hue md ,f uie pt1t' aud stylsi also,
Nhite Gurite nm PinIed Dime, aud len sets.
trrn h and Eng~h CHM White Granite. Printed.
Wi"". Mufll" fh'"ing Blue Mulberry. Colored
aud Edged Plates ma Di.lc- Chnn. Lava Iron. Stone,
Waite. Gfrnie. I.i Math. Hunting. fenrl Color
Dird mi u,r -ttIrs of phchera Basins and
Ee.rs. wis, Mugs, Cshre and Ten Pots of all des-
iIaien-.
Gas Ware III all ,ryles) embracing Gpbets
tnnL ie,4 Wine tihs-es, Decnnt"rs Salsefs Nappes,
Banl4 Gecrir.. Pitchers. salts, VINEGAR, Peppers,
Mu-t.r,i. Spoon Gases. fmge Bowl, Lamps. Flower
aud Lamp Sipdo-. Sugars. Colleagues Ri tiers Bottles
Jnrp rube- Curtain Pins, Cup iptr-. Popcf Weights,
Syrup Bnnlas, Cundle-tic = Jara, &c
LUX e tia~-es-finc French Plate Minors, Glib
and Mahogany Fn,mr Io., Swirg. Rug md 'ocket do
Briipnnin md Plates Ware f,a Wire, Cofee.
Pitchers Lump. and Cnsfors.
Stone Wate al FL descriptions; Naitrra Fancy
Goo L, Sc, 10 whrh lry le.psctfnlly invite tho ottcn.
tim u the North Cnfolnn nd Eirsinin merchants and
tho ruhe Renraly.f cling confident mat they nre pre-
rarrd % ufrr erroi Inducements, both quality OF
Eands aid prias The, determined -ell as low
any ha-e Narih ~ South.
matt de'u MUIR 4 STEVENS.
n. II -larrnlnr httenfan rnid 10 pa eit r.
Lynohbure and Western Virginia Depot.
4. u r.
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mpr9s IL TALiAFERRO g. HAMILTON.

ID EWONAL The subscribers Fading their arg
IL and constant, ling business demands re
III they have their d% Io>al, have leased
~ n term or years the large and elegant store,
being rem"ddetlaud enlarged. une dou; below the Dry
Goods o Mes-rs John I. Davis 4 Co, and OPP
posite Mrs.rs Lee \ io'ns.n, and Saunders & Iro,,
to which they will remove the improvements
Irc compl",sd. Their Npring Stock route from
tho Establishments ot Me st. HaIsey, Hunter " Co.
Newark, aud a. = s afer < Co Petersburg, in con
n-cton with their Lyrcbburg House, VIII be the most
complete ard ds>nbe t. be- found in this section, and
Gnsurpssso in the South. Adhrring th' r Did motto
rce'sior an determined not to lag behind IN the pr"
guess OF l Egr they intend iclax their effort. 10
deserve the continued apPronai'n of th'r numerous
patrons. n d us'eil the high RI. utaton alieady
achieved fir the Lynciburs Cl'sling 3azaar, "a lHk
CLOTHING E.TARLIsHMEsT Vi Centrsl and Western
Virginia. . oo
BURROUGHS. SHAFER co.
Prop, .tos Of tue Lynclibnrg Clothing
neroots AID Furnishing Buzasr.
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DIGNITY LAND AID PENSIONS.

- Tho uudersgned, Who has Ind n large practical
experioncr In the prosecution Of Cldi ns against the
General Government. offers his services the Sol
defs and their Widows. aud the Minor Chiiden of
those engaged in the War of 1912. ard all since
1870 well for Revolutionary Soldiers and their
Wild W..
Hi char, es in shall he moderate, and psya.
bio when h. gels tho warrant or monty, and he vii
nov, lie ulwa, has pay over all collections imme
datry.
Hc has he Rolls of the old Soldiers they stand at
The Depurtmen at Washington, and his acquaintance
and ia, es II the Pension Office is probably better
than any ono in Virginia
Thehighest narke: price in cash will be paid for
Land W7rr,nts as | wish &c purct ION 90 acres
rrpto3ifdly CHAS w. STA1HA e.
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WE ARE IN RECEIPT Of


w utga md -select stock 81 & X . g K Els
of every description, Stable Fancy Di Goods of oil
kind md choice selection of LiqunrA including
fine wines. and hraniies md superior uninn and
Old Rye Nhskevs, all Of which determined To
sell low lor cosh All w'hng 20 pay the Nancy for
what they buy would do we'll Ia rail- Nc be-
licve firmly in tho neag. that, "a nmb'e sxponce is
better than slow -hilling' Az VIZ ask i. q trial
Tho III hest pricc paid in cash or barter for Country
Prohrre Of evc'y des rption. Strict att ntion
rni tp the sale. at all con-ienme1ts We agents
flr Whitirnorc j. Brr.. celebrated Agricultural Imp,e-
ruenrs, Including Pows. burrows. cul;vaors, cutting
Knives. pa " points, &c, Sc.
mur2sis TALlAFERRO g. HAMILTON.
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JAMES d. NELSON,

JAMES d. NELSON,
ItUTLER has taken SHoP on MAJ A., ono door
Y helow the Citztns Savings Bank vi here he j. pre-
par ed to do any in his line If b, SIMS, such
repai, ing aud putting in gool order CUTLERY ofevery
description. ma ,ng all kipds Of
Dental and Surgical Instruments
Rrpairng Surveying l"strumrnts mHki.a Ensur
Trlsses of a very superior qunits nit"r IT. pattern
und preien le in every respect I" the Old stylH II"
nso does all kind nf Jobbnf. such srt NJ Rnzor-.
erining Talus Shears an Scissors, repairing Locks,
fitting Keys, &C.. &r
Work left with him will he att 'uded l." AT once
JAMES O. NELSON,
Cutler mud Den tai nnd Su gical Instrument Maner.
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