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o. ". TURNER. JOHN r. DowILl
TURNER & DOWELL.
(Skccessors 10 james p. Nmith,)
IMPORTERS OF
CHINA. GLASS d EARTdENWARE,
AND DEALERS IN
LsAsMP q. ID II IT .4N VIZ
AND PLATED WARE.
StonewaTe, Window Glass &C.,
HINo STREET, BELOW FAIRFAX
Alexandria, Va.
Sept. Is, iss4.-iy.
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Beautiful White Teeth, Healthy Gum
AND A SW EET BR EATH.

AND A SWEET BREATH.
n l. who are desirious of Obtaining these
III benefits should uss Zerman's Celebrated
Tooth Wash. This delicious article combines
so many meriorious qualities that it has now
become = standard favurte with the citizens Of
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. ken-
fists Use il in their practice most successfully,
and from every source the most fa;tering lau.
daiions are awarded il.
Inaamed aud bleeding gums are Immediately
benefited BY its use its action upon them Is
mild, soothing and effective. Il cleanses the
teeth so thoroughly, tina. they are made to rival
pearl in wh,eness, and difiuses through the
mouth such a delightful freshness that the
breath is rendered exGuistely sweet. 1t disn-
iecls all those impurities which tend 10 pro-
dnce decay, and as a consequence, when these
are removed the teeth must always remain
sound
Prepared only by FRAEcIs GERMAN, Druggist
and Chemist, Philadelphia, aud sold by all Drug
gisis, a, only rs Gents per Bottle.
Sold by j. B. Eskrdge, S.aunton, Va.
nov 20, l854.-ly.
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Q04IT.L Pnclics IN eli the Courts Of Angus
W Il. and 10 tho Superior Courts Of High
land and Rockingham. Office formerly oocu.
pied By Jao. L. Peyton, Immediately opposite
the County Cierk's office.
Sep 26. l853.-tf.
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DISSOLUTION.

IINHE partnership heretofore existing between Thos
i ]. Niche 4 q. II. Robertson in the practice OF
Law In the County Of Augusta, il this day desolved
BY mutual consent
Notice Il hereby given 10 III persons indebted 70
the late firm, 70 come forward and settle with II. H.
Robertson, without delay bis Office i ON Main st.,
nearly opposite the Post Office
O course We viii! attend ;ointly to al bust
THOMAS ]. NICHE.
H. II. ROBERTSON.
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THE LAND

"A DyERTISED By JAMES GREGORY, OF
IA this place, is still Tor sale. Any one de-
CIRQUE Of purchasing can learn the particulars
by calling on Mr. G. 4, bis rssidesce, il this
place.
Stanton, Sept. -, 1854.
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r A NJ this day receiving portion of my Sprin
Stock Of Furniture from the best factories in Boz
ton; also 40 Parier Tubes, from Dor m~
chester, Massachusetts,, the cheapest S2
and best patterns ever offered in tho 1891
Valley. l am extensively engaged M1H
In the manufacture of S&3
Flu R WITT II II FA
of every description, and have TF
large supply of Home and Northern
made always on hand. Call and examine.
March 81. A. d. CHANDLER.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ME partnership heretofore existing between Geo.
\. Harper Sam. G. Harper, under the style
OF Harper Bro, in the Grocery business in Staun-
firm are in the hands of the subscriber, to whom i'm
mediate payment must be made, o. be is under the
necessity OF closing up the business as speedily q
possible. Those having claims gainst the firm will
present them to him for settlement.
March ~, 1885, SAML. G. HARPER.
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NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT

g KAHN \ co have just opened large Clothing
Os Establishment in the room near the Post office
formerly occupied by s. Coleman q Book Store.
They have extensive assortment of new and fash
ioAsble Ready Made Clothing, which they are anx-
isus TO SELL and therefore Offer them cheaper than
can be purehased 10 Staunton. All they ak 70 an
examination Of their stock, being sstissd 70 please
10 only to seu. =. co.
Stsnuton, April 81. 1855
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AT THENOTlON HOpsEOF
zeAey, Purcell, & TO-.
North East corner of KING g. Water ST.,
tUp Stairs
Alexandria Virginia.
rXCLUslVELY Wholesale Dealers il. Fol- :.
II eign s. American Fancy Goods.
We would respectfully invite The attention OF
Merchants visiting Alexandria, for The pns pose
Of making their fall purchases, 10 our splendid
assortment OF Hoosiery, Cloves, SuspendeIs,
Trimmings, SIC. Having laid our stock in at a
favorable lime and upon the best Of Terms, we
fiaiser ourselves tina, an examination upon the
part Of purchasers will be all that is required
TO give perfect satisfaction as TO quality and
prices. We call part ocular attention to our extern
sive stock OF Hosiery, Gloves and Supeniers,
unsurpassed by any IN this or Northern Marx
cts.
WOODEN GOODS, &c.-Comior,s, rilo.
rines, Boaz Scaris, Zephyr ties, Hoods, Lambs
Wool Shirts and Drawers, Silk aud Cotton
ohiris. ton,
A general variety of Combs. Brushes, Port.
moniaes Pocke. Books, Bankers Cases, Purses,
Percussion Caps, Slate and Lead Pencils, Whips,
States. Umbrellas, Garpe. B,gs. Jewelry, Brace
le,s. Harmonious, Flutes, Vlolins, Accordrous
Ink and backing. Silk, Linen. and Cotton Peck
Ell Handkerdhiets. Silk Lien and Cotton Crava!s
rsh Linen, gents Collars, Ladies' French wolk
and other Collars, wire rlbon, Silk aud Cotton
Kid, Dog skin, Beaver aud Buckskin Gloves
with large assortment Of Gloves suitable for
Fall Trade, Sewing Silks, Threads, coltons,
Buttons Of all Styles, Stay binding, Gimps,
BIaids, Floss Cotton. Knitting Cotton, Needles,
Pins Penknives, Scissors, Steel Pens. &c. Clocks,
and Looking Glasses, a large assortment ot each
will BE- kept constantly or hand. Toilet aud
SMs1V Nlnoo1 hJak Il "A.
Mahogany, Walnut and Iron Framed Clocks, oil
various qualities and prices.
Merchants, upon examining our Stock will
end great many more articles which are mol
advertised, which are TOO tedious 10 mention, al
present. We hope 10 be libesally pa,rontsed by
merchants. as ours is the only house Of the kind
in this city that does business principal, with
merchants.
Alexandria, Sept. rs, 1884, .ly.
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SAMUEL SUTHERLAND
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
X=
SPORTING EMPORIUM.

1872 Main Street, Opposite Eagle Square
RICHMOND, VA.
"HE larees, and most extensive stock Of
y Guns, Rifles, Pistols. Walking Canes and
Fishing Tackle il the State; together with a
general assortment Of Fire Arms and Sporting
Articles; Coll's Reviewers Of all sizes: Revolv-
ers Of all makers; Dixon's Hawkesley's and
Sykes Pow der Flasks; Pistols Of every kind
and description; Shot Bags, Pouches. Belts,
English and German Single and Donols Guns,
BY the case OF single one, at all prices. Eley's,
Walkers, Cox's, Weslsy's, Richards, G.. D.
and other Caps. A general assortment Of Pock-
et Cutlery.
Sept. IS, 1854.
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TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR No MA,

NAAs DG w AtI FOR 40 NJ AN
In mems affairs there Is a '.tiie. -
30 'Iny sings the poet
But how can men On its f1ood ride
II they've no sstmen 10 show
The sooner then it's Understood
lie tme-,ide ebbs and flows,
Its suoner you can take the fyul
Aud ON It's Tide repuse
1: 'line and ll'e MI Saii for none,
ineir movements keeping chime,
Without watch you're lett alolh,
Yes, all alone totime.
With time piece of we'll. tested Time
No Aooi-,ide will be lost,
II late the fisher casts his line
On ebb-tide Lick he's tossed
ne sailor. too, no heaves the lead
AND Keeping watch by guess
Will lose his reckoning. KEEP, ty head
And raise rebel mess
soldier should your calling be.
lou'll want youI time kept Tue;
You VIII mark time, then, 10 Il,
II taught BY Bartholomew.
Let lovers, too, in guessing mosd.
Once miss the weddin. hour.
No tide, 10 them, it's tulure food,
Would yield lis nupial power.
The merchant and he tara,er loo.
The mechanic ard the baker,
Whal, in word, would all men do
Without good matchmaker?
Love chains too, not gl|ed letters,
.TSould be had to find :hcir belters,
Breast-pins Of pearl and gold bend
So good they come not back TO mend
Then have metallic mixtures.
Cheap, ard just like golden fixtures.
Attend these hints, they are but fsw,
And now its time 10 say adieu,
But "uerbum sat-" keep time in view
The time Of BILL BARTHOLOMEW.
Richmond, Sept. 25, ls54.-ly.
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NOTICE.

stHoSE indebted to me- ere most earnestly request
= ed 70 come forward and settle their accounts
longer indulgence, especially on accounts due Jan
nary lst 1868, will and cannot be given.
April 18th. JACOB POLITE
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Il. G. Il w. ID. THONPklNS,
6eNERAl COMMISSION NERO AANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
FLOUR, TOBACCO, GRAIN, u
BASIN BANK.
:. Richmond, Virginia.
Aug. %. 1854.
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DR.. T. A. BERKELEY.

AV090 PermanentIy located IN Staun.
~ Zion, offers his professional services 10 the
public. Office in the second story Of the Office
formerly occupied BY +. j. Niche, nearly ep.
pesite the Court House.
Nov. II, 1888.
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500 REWARD.

RANAWAY from r. NJ. Gentry on the 18th day
VINO formerly belonged to widow Bells estate Sad
BOY is about % years DID, rather light Completed
ana near slx feet high. A prominent mark On aid
have been frosted off. will give reward Of sso r.
IN the State and 500 if taken out of the Stats
ana secured 50 that can get him again. ''
Lewisb9rg Chronicle and Rich. Enquirer copv-at
March 81. r. II IENRbvvs'
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR RENT.
WEhaye for Rent House and lot in Newtown
w Apply immediately,
April II, 1856. HARNAN 4 BELL
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BALD WIN B. CO..
.N.ayvTEaCTURERN.

AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN SUPERIOR CLOrHIN0
oenslenen's Fancy Dress Articles.
THE Subscribers have BOW in Store, and offer for
y sale the most extensive and desirable stock Of
SPRING GOODS, tAsy koos ever exhibited. Their
stock embraces every article and grade Of goods in
their line, and will be sold ct prices ss AZ mes.
are made up IN the most superb manner, and kept
y ~ And having one Of our firm constsntly in the
New York Market, buying goods for casA and man
uiaetsring - We do for sgM houses, possess adj
vantages and can otter such Inducements 10 the Mer-
chant and Consumer ~ will defy competition. We
have been engaged In this business in this CIry for
the pest essssssH years, and aconstanty increasing
trade u the best Recommendation We could offer Of
our goods, and mode Of doing busines. We return
our thanks for the 6nd patronage Of friends, and
pledge our best efforts 70 please those who favor ~
with eau. KEEN. BALDWIN 4 co,
Richmond, March 10, 1855.
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to cold.
Applied to burns at once, II leaves no scar.
10 Price 30 and 10 cents bottle.
DOVE 4 co.
Sole Propristors, Richmond Va.
RICHMOND, Jan. l6, 1860.
gro boy, Simon, had an ulcer on the shin bone Of
one Of his legs be has had the very best medical
advice, and the strictest attention from mysef-ths
csustic ct intervals whilst giving applying medi
cine, he has been kept low diet and also kept per
feutly quiet with the limb elevated sometimes the
.s s :H DIM: .' and
when II has attained this small Size would break Out
again. became certainly discouraged about It, and
one day. while in your store, ! asked you what
Oil. and after using bottles (by the directon,) il
was entirely headed. Previous TO the time Of usinQ
il, he had lost months from his work, but since, be
expended uselessly, on his limb about two hundred
and fifty dollars, and il gives me pleasure to add "a
the many you have, this testimonial Of the virtues
Of your Turf Oil. Very repeatedly W., .rox
this city.l
RIcHHoND, Nov. II, 1854.
Messrs. Dove D Co.-Gentlemon 81 used por-
ton OF bottle Of Turf Oil, which you very kindly
presented me with, and take pleasure in saying
that found it efectual in removing An eruption Of
the stin, for which had been Prsctsed upon Tor
least benefit. | also recommended it to friend Of
mine, who for some years has been annoyed with .
similar eruption Of the skin, and he informed me .
few days since that from the use Of one bottle, he
had been entirely cured. Respectfully,
dee.7. L. n LEFfWiCH.
BE ISLAND, Va, Nov. l, 1854.
1essrs. Dove 4 C0.-Gsntlemen IL used about
ene.fourth Of bottle Of your "Turf Oil" upss the
back Of my horse; the worst back almost ever saw,
entirely raw, place nearly as large ~ my hand !;
and this single .ppicationU only applied il oncej
cured it up entirely and permanently. l really was
surprised q the quickness of s curative properties
and think il more prompt and sfiicacious than any
thing Of the kind ever saw ; and have sold thou
sands Of bottles Of other preparations for similar
purposes. Respectfully,
J. r. BONDURANT.
WIssroH, Forsmith Co., N. c., Dec. II. 1854.
Nsssrs. Dove 1 COL purchased of you in May
last, one dozen Of your 'sTurf Oil" to sell at my
Store. Shortly after had valuable riding horse
which became lame in his shoulder and useless - to
service tried several Of the present popular reme-
dies and niments on his shoulder, and they did no
good, be continued lame - before, and thought
would use your "Turf OIL" applied half bottle,
aud can say with certainty his shoulder Is entirely
well, q he has been running for ave months in the
Stage from this place to ksedsvlle. ! will buy
more whom come down.
join Il. WHITE
Richmond, Feb. 10, lsS5.-ly.
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Q0n SACKS ASHTON SALT, Just ressiveA -
CUU a. ssls BY npH,H0 I co.
Dtsuut0. ~ O.
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HYDR AULIC CEMENT.
A LOT Of so barrels of Hydraulic Cement direc,
"a from Balcony Falls in good order, for sale by
April IL ]. BkANDEBURG 4 CO,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

AUR Stock Of Boots and Shoes 10 now complete
~ to meet all the demands of our customers, kcall
newest styles.
April IA. ]. BRANDEBURG 4 co.
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Ssss ys-1Ssoo18oI SVPys ~. d. IAVMA0.
FARMERe OF VIRGINIA.
II, upon any living thing on your Plantations,
or variety, NO matter whose skil il deAes, or how
long It has been standing, upon your man or your
mad servant, your mules, sheep, horses, cows, or
dogs. Wesay to you, and We guarantee what w
Z URF OIL.
And you will find It to cure the most malignant -
well the simplest Sore that mars the form Of man
or beast, or We refund the money.
With ordinary cases, 1t y only necessary TO apply
the Oil on bit Of rag. If the sore is one OF long
standing, large with proud flesh, and fever, take
email dose Of sats to cool the blood once or twice
week. If letter Or Ring Worm on the head, or in
the hair, apply the OIL and the head with asilk
cap TO keep from the air. If Chblains, merely rub
on the on On Cattle, ii 10 only necessary to pour
on the Oil:
r r y e r U RE OIL!
ON MAN on BEAST.
One teaspoonful equal to ounce of any prepare,
ton known.
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HardWa

W. II. WATTS s. f. C. RICHARDS +.
w Have removed 20 The old stand Of j. IS.
Breckipbrdse & Son. opposite B. & Us. Craw
ford, having received additions 10 their stock
will be glad 10 see their friends.
StaDnton. Sept. -, 1855.
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SoR oAeu oALy.
= soats PLAZA painting, on wood per yard,
hni materials - "a
brick q
:. md materials 20 -
/" "a .
materials found to me- Is "a
% wood
materials found 10 me lasA
granting and vanishing after painting, / fur.
nish material, per yard 20 et
painting and granting, 6nd materials, per
yard Is Oh
coats roof pa hitting, ind materials, with
roof paint, per yard rs cts
IS the materials found to
me per yard Is sts
eoats plain painting on plsstering, ! find
:. materials per yard So ck
g the materials found 10
me per yard 10 -
glazing per light the glass and putty, found
70 me- glass g By 70 Sets
10 IL lets
l3"lx cts
II +" l6 Gets
II 10 Sets
IL /" 40 octs
None nesd apply unless they Intend 70 give the
above prices in cash or equivalent.
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SALT. SALT.

100 SACKS No. l, Sacks fine Salt, at reduced
lOO prices for cash
April IL. ]. BRANDEBURG 4 co.
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Wholesale Notion House.

Arrival Of New stock of Fall Goods
AT THENOTlON HOpsEOF
zeAey, PARCEL, & TO-.
North East corner of KING g. Water ST.,
up Stairs.)
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TITO THE SUGAR PLANTERS OF LOU.


sIANA-one Of the points present
of economy
planter that theory Plenty Plan
Caue The advantages Of boiling BY
cted with the Of ordinary boilers much
hs reduction both the fuel and the Of bring
steam Train into general use.
Cheap Important
completely attained BY the PATENT STEAM
ERATo celebrated
Engine. years operation
face, ahsorba Of the from
for burning tho little any
required 10 take OF thu CROP
Aapidiy steam, rsissd pressure
thsfre. iL.F
advantage rchaged steam the svnpors
ion ofiqrds we'll
eTien plesauTe 10 red ea without
ts&t3 #E NV f1A
safety explosion being large body Of
snhatated high
Economy in fuel, wassr ald price ofeost.
Col r. Camp, bsFyiile and III
fully esad. H. worked negroes
that required with the other
The
for this ndies md twelve
practical III boiling confidently
the hitherto brought
complete IN an a
and batteries
and shan
Black Apaasuses the Gobs Works O. Harrison Co. New
York.
The undgned will also put furnish
ihe required and instruct the
paries uphae Of lime can Re nisbsd viii
ssmall the plantation
aged and made .ng materials
will BE- and Instructions given personally plantation
In the making the article 8 2 = fs's
IN Agents Orleans, Mssar.. VOORHEES, GRIass a. CO.
ID ffhonptooias sttsst felt 5pd&wtf
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIANA-LAW DEPART
MENT. s. 5stAs %rt3e
FuyHE Lectures in this Department will com.

msnce en- MONDAY Of November, 1856 and
ine uni Monday April lats They will embrace the
important OF ih Civil common Constitutions and
International Law, ssaa Equy JurisDdencs aud Practice.
Lectures sill be delivered by four Professors. 44-
! Those by Professor Mc1aleb will treat Of e -
Admiralty Maritime Law embracing the rights sud obliga
sreral Average Mltars Maiaera
Marine and Hypotheations and Contract for Marihc
Services in Building. Repairing and Supplying SHIPS.
H. embracing the Law of Ps and the Prac
tce Of Prize Absolute ngh Satea in pacific and
hostile Treaties Peace snd Private international Law
III The the Cea Of the United Satcp, smbra
ing Original aud Appelia Jrieton q the Supreme aud Cir
cut Courts Original ursdcion Of the Dnet Conrts
Courts Of Revenue lie and Gours Admiralty
Those BY Professor Rauds Hunt will snbrAce: 5s I
l. Law relates to Mercantile Persons Mercan.
est PArnershps mud Carporaoa OF PIne al
and AGENT Exchange Promhsoty Notes Sh
pings aaiinen and contracta with Carriers Contracts Of AZ
nv Charter Ship;
Il Fght Jsttiaon Salvage and II
Guarans md Stoppage in Transi i,= L. .t4 :
IT. The Law md Practice Courts Of Criminal Jnradic
dicton. ,,,sz-..5,. a = $3.50 Il .=
Those by Professor Rtsetius viii embrace l;{Js IL %,
l. Cnde OF Louisiana in connection with tue Roman
Freueh Laws and Critical Analysts the Decisions
the Supreme Court OF the State. ~ ySii sls I.f7
H. Land Titles from gaud spsiu, France
III The Practice Civil Jurisdiction
E Those by Professor JOHNSON will en- race; 80 So
l. The Equity Jurisprudence aud Practice
Pleadings Civil Cases at Common Law. i=5 ORA FL -
J ii. Constitutional Law. .a4ss.gf <.
dents only attended to full Of Lectures
he f course having tgelse months
of or at who shat,
Professors ou ID deserving tho honor Tins
Tho twenty-five doars
ave dollar, doars for thu diploms 555s ~
ALL communication must 10 addssssd to The Dean OF the Facnl
nt New Orleans. 2 CtkiSIlAN RoSELluS
fuf
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ARRIVALS AT The PRINCIPAL HOTELS YESTERDAY

ST LOUIS: Msnne OFT W Petsna an servant c; Nv
Capt Datrey D, J owad Bennett, Mobile;
Lemmons, Ga Ferera, N Y,o Swih, IT. l=..lE !
CTTY....R Gil lady, Woodvle; Mcmillan osil
Jhmes EKsao ryeI river Waman, Bastrop Tex
= beho 40 James L lekop Jsaa' " q ooa strand eut
Matches Howe yellow Springs o. John soals Mics;
iqisep La Fna o; Ksmpe LII Mrs Ddbimss. MOBILIZE
John Singleton do af5
ARCADE. wilson Mis-; Pedy Barker do;
Csray o; Edw Nj John Only, Tenn John Mslst,
Hay MI nus. Jon P,9a,Gq Smith Arm
Mis-; Basot, d6i CAIN Cain, do Mitchell, do.
s ST Il q Hawsy Ls Mach Bsl,i%o,s; Woo,
sSa e Aa !spss sghmao Harden Georgia
ssi.s u; AsIani'r Mobile. Simpson, Ths Ker
rass ChIsHR Cn Taladeg Mr. Henderson, Waterloo
w IN .ohn o. MIST w rsm, o. Clifford B.cner, Tbibodau1
Thomas ;nsy Mas John Bass Nashville, Tenn; Charles
A Janvesr o. Dr. Lewis, Va. ~ = S
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

5s p,s sas s,,s Esa
sss s s.shsFd iSs:
Fsss s s Cotton ssos Andrew saa Vaudeville
bss.S vs,,.I
Hsn.I9 Martin oys1 Goaslo Msndsyle Mben9y
ss
Highs Hysd aeosl Williams Bathurst stewart
e:oss ssy wo
orde~Toa 1855 bales cotton. '"
rs. siSs o
s Davis ,s, ,
es'is
@ nss' sh.
ss Keel S s'
N..o s'S Ma Ssa eeS
s, sss:
BAYOU sARA1stssmr p rs 5a'.. cotton Ward, Saunders
q Ss ss. 1 Assssns
asis'' rs sh %s. Il Ba
ssrdon j-is Green G5umps hhds Roman
sS Is 30 Is bales COTTON 0
FSss-s bales eSon Bradley Wilson
bales pTgs Gsddss-suudfiss order
LogsyItLEssmes AatsloDsIaa sack. N
white p ssfsas
Gavos& Weabebs do apples Tran6s 1000
g' IS ds
A.:
bb flour John Hurley sks
ore Gayle &eoi705 Mitchell 6oolss bh beef
$50 6 Hewitt Norton &Go4I6
bb do whisky 44o do hour
Moon, Titus &eo6g bales cotton Gle
pnkard &co-io Wakers cuddy Brown ii Frsii-
Stevenson Pitcher, Goodrich Rchs-sun-
dries 70 order-Total 9ss baiss cotton.
New Ltonai2 bales cotton Anderson
German aco1a hhas ss Sbs Dgses Duys koo
tia
issss e Sou 50 IF do Msnard5 vsnaad bb
ses moaas L.ei, Chatpntefa4 Dbl. mola.aes sba fsra
hhds
bba do 50 hi do Roman
hhds Woodruff Augun Thibau-
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