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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-28
NeW--lS5A.-StOre.

THE Esubscriberhaving purchased the entirestock
l. and taken the stand occupied by M. KEY jr,
and ROSS 81 KEY, respectfully solcits the patron
age of the late firm and the public generally. For
further particulars please call on the subscriber at
the old stand of Ross & Key, where you will find u
GENERAL ASSORT TMEN7' or GOODS,
warranted to give satisfaction and offered for sale
the most reasonable terms.
jan 23-46tf a. NJ. THOMPSON.
Having disposed of my entire stock Of goods to
A, NJ. Thompson, L would chcerfully recommend
Mr.. II. to the patronage of my old customers and
the public generally. MARSHALL KEY, JR.
Ian % 1854.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-28
SDring and Summer Goods,

Cheaper than ever for Cash. My stock embraces
every variety of Dress Goods and Trimmings; also
numerous pieces varying in price from Cd. to s.
per yard. Boots and Shoes for men, women and
children, for Spring and Summer wear; Summer
Cloths, suitable in quality and price for men and
boys. Our BOnaets cannot be surpassed either for
beauty style; and our Ribbons just the thing
TO equip them with.
I have also every variety Of Hardware for either
farmers, mechanics, or household use.
In short, everything that anybody needs, can be
had hereeither cheap goods, PRETTY goods, or good
goods And if you only call, thar is sufficient war
rant for sale; and every time you buy, the richer
You get So, spare not the dimes elsewhere, for
they will turn into shillings here. If YOU don't be-
lieve it, try the experiment. F. GRAHAM.
Perrysburg, May u, 1S54.--10
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AHEAD OF THE TIMES!

&1M. At the Sign of the Big Watch,
sN..sA SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.
HENRY r. COOK respectfully informs his ten
L L thousand personal friends and the good people
of Toledo Maumee City, Perrysburg, and all the
country round, that he has opened the most com
plete and splendid stock offered III the city, and
is receiving daily additions from the best European
and Eastern manufacturers of
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
1t would be quite useless to attempt an cnumera-
ton of the brilliant articles his show
tain; but ladies and gentlemen will please call and
see his splendid
Gold and Silver Watches,
of every variety quality and pattern pricesrang
ing from Ten to One hundred and Fifty Dollars.
SUPERB GOLD FOB CHAINS,
the largest and richest assortment here at
from Itceiue to Fifty Dollars.
HEAVY GOLD GUARD CHAINS,
of unequalled beauty, weight and finish, at from
Ipeiue to FOrty-fre Dollars.
MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND PINS AND RINGS, of the
latest styles, and at the lowest prices.
SUPERIOR Pen AND POCKET KNIVES, of elegant
patterns and finished workmanship, the finest lot in
town.
of the best manufacture, at T'cO and H0iftO Eit-
teen Dollars. With a countless variety OF
LOCKETs, GOLD PENCILS,
RINGS, GOLD PENS,
EAR DROPS, WATCH SEALS.
CUFF PINS, BREAsTPINs,
BRooCHEs, STUDS, &c,
And everything else seen or heard tell of in
iewelry establishment. Prices The fOtceSt.
Eg~Special care given by the best workmen in
the country to REPAIRING WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
and all work warranted.
Z:J~ Don't forget the piace--Sign Of The Big
Watch Summit street between Jefferson and Mad
ison streets. [mr20yIl II. II. COOK.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-28
Dissolution OF COpartmershiD.

FTNHE partnership heretofore existing between +
l. Graham & Co, is this day dissolved by mutua
consent. L. GRAHAM.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-28

The business will hereafter be conducted by the
subscriber, at the old stand, where you will find
very superior selection of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

|THe seizure Of European Letters at New York.
We stated yesterday in the telegraphic de-
Tarlment of the Express, that a private mail bag
by the steamer North Star; was seized
ION the premises of the consignces, by Col. Hol-
brook, the U. s. mail agent, The bag contained
Eight hundred letters addressed to various mer-
chants. The government Will prosecute the Of
LENDERS.
l~tappears that the law Of Congress, allows the
steamer to bring the letters. but requires that
|hey shall on her arrival, be deposited in the
post office here. and forwarded according to their
address, through the mail. On several occa sions
h%owever,it is alleged that letters so brought have
been delivered by private hands and the postage
collected thereon, thus defraudirg the govern
nent. The postage on the sou letters now sriz-
I'd amounts tn &l65. The letters, too. are gem
traIly enclosed in packages of n dozen each. which
Is a violation of another law which provides that
letters addressed to different individuals cannot
he enclosodin one envelope. under Il penalty of
Hi0 for each viol alton of the act. Mr.. Holbrook
WAS on board the steamer when the mail started
'f The post Office and being unknown to those
having 1t in charge, followed it. aud saw the bag
the letters thrown into tho promises
sner"it was seized and one Of the parties arrest
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26
4 Snpposed Earthquake.

iti- stated tina, a shock of an earthquake was
a!'i the northeastern portion Of ILi'a,ei-
tfl" on Wednesday afternoon. The Ledger
says:
a policeman in the Tenth ward states that he
W.. leaning against the house at the corner OF
thirteenth and Race streets, whPn the wallis st:ook
" such a rate that he ran from the building. An
'i'r one at Sixth aud Race thought the noise
NT' that at distant thunder, and another heard a
muse IN n building near hy> like the falling in "f a
o1 OF floor. That there was an unusual sound
"fft seems To he no doubt, hut the occnslon ~ II
W Hre nnnhle to ascertain.
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knop. Nothing Convention in Ohio.

III" .FVFWFHG TT O"F7E
tlNClNNAII, November Sl$t.-Ihe Know
Nothing Convention of boilers from the Philadei-
puma platform, aljouruol sine die at midnight last
night.
he majority report Of the c"nnlttee was ad"p-
%d by a vote Of 90 to II. The report advocates
me restoration of the Missouri Compromise. II
5" says that If the efforts to restore it shon'd tn'i'
mat Congress should refuse to admit any Steiein-
" the Union which t~olerutes slavery. II protests
aSa'nst c"a'cscing with any rarty,nnd against the
'ieonlzation of the American party. 1t recon-
,9Fnts q meeting Of delegates at Philadelphia on
ne ]7thof February.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

The editors of the Nashville union have been
elected public printers of the State of Tennessee.
Fred. Douglass received fifteen votes in Oswe-
60 n. T., Mt the late election for attorney gener-
Peterson Thweatt, Esq, has been elected Comp.
troller General of Georgia.
A Mrs. Fonda is making speeches in Illinois
against Senator Douglas.
There are six hundred und twenty persons at
present confined in the Ohio Penitentiarv.
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The Heather North.

BOSTON. November 22.-From one to five in
,aes SHOW fell last night at various points a. far
l last AS Halifax aud in many places IN New
Hampshire. Il.
In this city last night, up 10 midnight it rained
lIsfy heavily, when it cleared of c"ll' win s'"7
*n' winds from the Northwest.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

York. IN New
in Italy. u" WINTER
T'ush' the temperance rcformer, is lectnrinr
in Halifax. y. s.. '"'"s
Town f"resi is playing jack Cade" in Bos.
! ne nero IT The ''kosta affair" Martin kesta
mas taken up his residence in Texas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

r"LificAL.-T The Tennessee Senate has pass.
TO a series of re solutions. demanding of Congress
10 extend the time of naturalization to foreign
o'fs, and expressing the sense of Assembly that
n" roman Catholic, holding the supremacy of
'h' rope ought to hold any office under the gen.
cral government, "
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VirPinian Killed.

MOBILE, Nov. 2.-Mr. VIM. II. Trona, of Vir.
GINA, was shot here last night by Thos. G. Banks
OF Columbus. Miss, and died Immediately. Bank,
was arrested.
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NOI1CE.-Wili be sold, 20 the highest bidder,
~ on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of December next, al the
'aie residence of DIR VIM. IL Horton, decd, all the PERSON.
Al PROPERTY belonging to the sNd deccden,, consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture; Horses, Hogs, Cattle, Plan.
taiioh Tools, Corn. Oats. Fodder, Shucks, Straw, ono four.
horse Wagon; one OK Cart; also, a valuable Medical Library,
Surgeons Instruments, Nc.
TERMS OF SALE-For all sums OF five dollars and upwards
twelve months credit win he given, for all sums under hvo dol
lars cash will be required. Bonds and approved security will
he required In all eases. A. g. HORTON,
NATHAN SPECIE,
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XXIlIEAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 BRO.
w have on hand, and are constantly having manufacturer
Wheat Threshers, with Horse Powers Of the most approved
pattern, and put up In the most substantial manner.
These Threshers have been used by many Of the lnrmerS
universal satisfaction.
" Orders attended 70 with pronptnsss.
q perior article Of Ans Cvsrcoass. ebr sale . kg psees
nov las >. H n
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Railroad Bridge Burnt,

HuNTUHH DTfUgt DHFHT.
COLUMBIA, ). C., Nov 23.-Five spans of the
Nashville and Chattanooga railway bridge burn
ed on Wednesday night. This caccident will
interfere with the passage of trains for some
DAYS.
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VALUABLE TOWN LOTS At CROSS ROADS.
' BEDFORD COUNTY, VA. FOR SALE The subscri.
: err WI oiicr for sale, at public auction, on the premises, on
|'Afi the 2e1 of December. 1855, IL LOTS, ranging
com a halt to one acre of land each, a part OF which are I'm,
tNed. Among the improved lots are six DIV yelling houses
' ne good Store house, Counting room, sc; three good Shops,
suitable Tor mechanics, and other out houses.
Thu above Lots lie within six miles of Gish's Mil, on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. These Lots ar. valuable,
ana demand the attention of purchasers. An enter prising
men, thhcr merchants or mechanics, wanting a situation,
Should not tail TO examine them at or before the day Of sale
There Is a considerable trade there at this time. and bids fair
Ter one of the most business places In the county. There are
TWO steam Saw Mills, one within a half and the other one and
a half miles; also, n Manufacturing Mill within half a mile.
Any person wishing 10 examine the above Lots will call on
either OF the undersigned, who viii take pleasure In showing
them at any time.
Terms liberal and mado known ON tho day Of sale.
LEROY L. JAMES,
uny ab puD tES
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kHVOk H U Il 4 Il Re6or060Fgs
- yA--NoTICE-In taking charge of the above establiiA-
nlent, ! would most respectfully solicit q continuance Of the
ftr,uer patrons of the Hotel; and to my frieLss, l ask them to
cal, and see me. My table shall always be spread with al The
entire establishment shall have the best attention thrt ! Al mas.
ter Of My wife will see that the ladies no patronisA the Hotel
shall have every wish gratifed, and all l ask ID . share Of bust.
ness. The house is furnished In the very best style. and 10 10.
Gated in a quiet part Of the city. My Omnibus win always be
at the different dspots to attend customers-to carry then to
and fro. JOSEPH L. CANRlEGTON.
jy 30d&cts Proprietor.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
DunusC sAur or ousr.

' hotS, SIotk, &c, Ac-on The 10Th Of DECEMBER,
tsm. II not the next iair day nj the late residence Of Jesse
eh.sen, dec a., I'VE miles West Of Buff 40 Springs, Amherst
unity, Va, we VIII ohtt Tor sale. II the highest bidder, the Gu
e fensndor on iianschold and Kitchen Furniture. Stock Of
ogs, eohoad OF Miieh are corn fed and fait.neiA Q head Of
attic Horses; Que Wagon aud Wagon Gear, the crop Of
G.. Ne.
Aithe same time, we viii sell ioRrY.Two u
insisting OF men, women. boys and girls, amongst which is a
cry good blacksmith and Mnlar.
Trims OF SALk t-Six months credit. the purchaser giving
'ond and approved security. The sale will continue from day
TO day until completed.
JAMES S. RiCuESON, lpu.
tHAS. N. RuCkER, '
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ulIRROtGIIS SitAFER Il CO, DEALERS IN Elk.
W IkA VINE READY .MADE GLnIIIN0. Invite tho nj.


p~luRRoUGiis, sIAFER Il co, DEALERS IN Elk.
- IRA FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, invite tho nj.
tonthon Of their numerous customers aud friends to their unri.
vailed aud extensive strE Of FALL GOODS, comprising, as
II does, IN great variety aud completeness of style aud mnicfl,
al, every article pottninin e 10 tho CLOTHING aud GENTLE.
MEMS II FINISHING TRADE. An adequate idea Of the
variety aud richness Of our present stock can only he Ind by n
personal examination Below may hr found n partial list Of
some of the leading articles
OVER GDATS-A most elegant assortment of these gnr.
iments. of the most desi, able materials, coiors and stylcs-1nl.
mas, Registers and Clos ks.
DRESS AND TROtk COATS-Thoso sold ut this cstnb.
lshinnni are not surpas Sod In proriseness of NJ, tastefulnoss OF
cut. general excellence Of workmanship, &c, being In these 70.
spaets ngaai 10 custom porh.
BUSINESS COATS, OF every material, ranging In price
from " to 2ls.
PANTs-Back Ga 3simero, Doe Skin, Grape Cashmere,
from fine dress to medium and low price; Fancy Cashmere,
~VEsTs-Rich Plush, Velvet, Black and Fancy Grenndine,
Black and Fancy Cast imcre, Farmers Satin, Patent Velvet.
Mcrno, Sorso, Black y attn, &c; splendid Party and Wedding
Vests.
TRAVELLING 81 ANKETS-Nationa Flag, 81. Lcgor.
Epson and Saxony blankets, Gcntlemens Shawls, MRniors,
McIino scarts, Under Shirts, Wool, Canton Flannel and Jean
Drawers, Cravats, Stocks, Pelissier, Raglan, Albert and Napo.
leon Ties; Kid, Buck, Mock Buck, Merlno. Wool, Flush, Tanita,
iise, sebaStopol, Cali. Tiger, and Nu,ria Gloves, Buck, KID
and Calf Gauntlcts, Silk, Mcrino. Cotton and Country knit
Socks; Pocket Handkerchief. &c, In short, every thing usu.
ally found In n first class Gentloinonts Clothing and out fitting
establishment, may ho found in the greatest variety, aud at
the most reasonable prices, AT the BAZAAR.
Is :. d Go, manufacturing all the Clothing sold by them,
are thus enabled to give their customers the benefit OF The ad-
ynntages they possess, and furnish none but the best made ar.
trles, at the lowest pos sibIc rates.
Those prefcring their Clothes made to order can BIO accom-.
modntod, and satisfaction guaranteed, or nor sale.
oc 2ts BURROUGHS. SIIAFER A. co
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VOU CAN WATCHES, yEWEkY,

u SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at =
wholesale and retail, in every variety and style, at flow "a
cash prices, by calling At NOWLAN'S, sign of the Ea- EAa.
gle. No. "a. Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va, whert
You will save go per cent. He has just returned from the Nor
thern Manufacturers and Importers, with the largest and most
fashionable assortment of Watches, Jewclry, Silver Ware and
Fancy Goods ever offered in this State. Would it not be better
least 90 per cent As he buys all his Goods for cash. and can sell
them at much less than the regular prices for the same quality
of Goods. You can also have your Watches and Jewclry re-
paired in the best manner and at short notice, and always ret
money.
Remember the place, sign of the Eagle, No. "a, Sycamore
street, Petersburg, Va THOMAS NOWLAN.
DStS
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aIouMo.D ADVERTISEMENTS.
$GN AAn Mo.rm or nay D

NJ LII lDCn EN 10.
&lSk l11HI WOssuhs DE- DNN esOOubS
sNNI>IsOUO AT COST FOR tAhH-beooks,
h'iits WALLER. No Il, ftAu. sfhttf.-iiasina iaado
or arrangements IN connection win other parties To oIepa
house IN NV york. on The ist January neat, ami TO conthiuo
iur hnnse here We hase determined to eios" out our present.
stock of Goods, most Of Witch are fresh aud really desirable.
Off, a sn,,r, s,oek a, e"s, cr eash ~ : "' -' Nv"
Inyers viii ind In The s,oek Nm. line. of BLeaeb,a and
DvnNn sheatlurs aud sb,,lngs Ilan.sl. IIn.rxs Ker.rvs
.b,snis a,a,u iu,nk.,. tl,,is I,asln.,,s sstl,.,s k.n''
tueks leans l,rln,s ,jnsba,ns ursss Goods AIaarena 81
81
tnr friends and customers "A iahiny Ia Inv or order q the
usual credits win be supplicd at our nsual prices.
a.. 80 r. -. ~ a I.ads !, -, - ,i,a. .,.,,.,
aud Mi las e sr m" s,asb Of Ties , Goods and ssll l , hen y,
No have b,r.tni,r,
Wo snlIrlt a cali from our friends and IN, ,,ade
BROOKS, HILL 4 WALLER,
80 Rodim Richmand, Va
upaASo aa..,.n.u ....S-
~, ny mr. uEIIi MIS- i%Saiif"Tr
.'r,.a5,, ,n r"c,snsa laa,l : utob,ma,l a., has. ,e"oi,,11
80 '""" :" ~" ' 4, ~ -" "'"
iinrr~,ns celebrated PiANo fohiES These fianos arc
m n, !" ~. cry 's, s1" ~ 10 ,n'ir Gun w
"sA =" :" "' ao a"''o"iy, ar 'a"'' !" ''"se VI my
ny. ' ~ p"n'S - AL.
49,, ~ u ~ .nniaons
sod la Richmond, without the know ledge OF MIR Emerson, re-.
cc1vei IT,, hisAta premium oEardsd-A FIRST CLASS DE-
PI,0nA
Feets instrument warranted An every respect
~e.ss'I ~ our fia'n" for'cS at the loves, prices Tor cash
~ oNs 1iosc.S-
n. WILLIAMS, oriuinnli, Of asissylym.
LIE ala late of Brookncal, Va, with HOOKER & WAT.
.a.~.a -
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UNOR NEW YORK vim fap1
II BURG-The large and commodious Steam. S3&kS
ship ROANOKE, Captain SKINNER. leaves City
Point, for New York, every SATURDAY morning, at O'Clock
after the arrival q. the Cars from Petersburg, arriving In Non
York next evening.
Through Tickets, including Railroad Fare, and Meals and
State ROOM on board the Steamer. Sli, Second Glass, Cars and
Steerage, 50.
Apply to LEE & JOHNSON,
Agents New York and Virginia steamship Com nv.
mar WITS thur
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MISCELLANEOUS.


- tyIN fEeuNb. ptsEWutN AT u
Kan VIRGINIA SrAfI AGRIcrfTIRAL FAIR.
fyMllI IlRAI fNlh, n Petersburg. for FINE A
I'LL WORK. which l. a sufficient guarantee that
.RlV MAhhlI WORN can lee done "a well Ia this city
{Ef-A a. IN any othet
~ fhosu IN ~ ,nt VII please call aud examine the
~ tAi"nsANe Rssnfthlent | have alN avs ou hand such
- - Atnertctn aud polished Italian AARDIE MON
| MfNls, ibMlS, lead ami ROOF sIpNFs, Sc. from
The rlalnesi to the mosi costly, At Northern rriecs.
q Particular attention paid 10 orders fran abroad. by
Hook Of Designs can he seen ut my oniee.
20 Inscription books sni 10 amy one wishing to buy, free
ig Terms cash on delivery call or address
nov sts JNo Il GAbDEsS. t~snchburg, Va.
A.-A NOTsGE.--b have just received uuy Fall
MUSiock Of CHINA, GLASS, EARTllEN. STONE, BRi
ullH TANlA. JAPAN, HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
>s WOOD MARE aud BlspoMSi also. To- best Wueiali
Pipes all sizes. hope my friends and the public viii give M
aeal' as an Determined ha salllow 10 make quick sales.
nov lod1"n R)RT X, WATk1FS, Agent
NEW ROONs! NEW OKs,.-P a
~ CHRISTIAN have fea SAKE the follow ing New Hooks
Foote's Sketches of Virginia. Historical and biographical
Second Series;
Widow bcdoli l'arorS-by Francis " whieket.
Debate on the Punishment Of the Wicked, Nr-hy Allan II
Mngruder, OF Cherlottvs, lilo, Va, and ldw ard r. orvis.
of Pennsylvania;
The New comes-by Thaekarny.
The American GIN Book
Hunting Adventures In the Northern Wuds- Illustra ted,
The Prince Of the House of David,
Hoaryhcad and McDonnor-by Jacob Abbott;
Tho Young Lady, Own Book-by Emily Thofnwe ell;
The Old Homestoad-by Mira Ann S. Stephens
MEDICAL.
Nelaton's Clinical Surgery;
kollkers Microscopical Anatomy.
LAW.
Whcston's International Law
Parsons on tNntracts-2d ,alumo, Inov 90 Ia
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's,HnAsulNa nACnlNEs& w.e.. Fans

TH~NIH ASKING MACHINES Wheat Fans
l. II. s. WHiTTEMORE a. BRO. are manufacturing Al
their works on the Basin, very hyperion TiRASfIING MA.
CHIMES and FANS of improved patterns aud are ready 10
fill orders nj short notice and on reasonable terms.
Farmers wanting superior Machines can depend on getting
such by personsl application or by addressing us through the
Pos Office.
Also, all kinds Of repairing done at short notice and on roas.
enable terms.
We ar agents for the sale of OBED HUSSEYtS CELEDRA-
TED Pa INT REAPER AND MOWER, at the manufacturers
price.
Those wishing TO obtain any of the above articles will do
well to send In their orders carly as possible.
The reaper can be examined Mt our Works.
NAV 5d&cts.
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NALL. 1655...NKw DRY GOODe-PHILIP
], w. PAYNE Is now opening, at Kyles Corner, Main
street. a large and superior assortment Of Dry Goods, consist.
Ing Of every thing 70 be had In that line. (sep 1855
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GOAL! COAL!! All! II have on hand a sup.
~ ply Of Brush Mountain Coal, which l will Sell in quantities
to suit purchasers. Orders may be left at Morses Bookstore.
sep 25 iffm j. G. BRODNAX
YNCIHBURQ FEMALE SEMINARY-For
- the purpose OF giving young Ladies mot regularly con
hecied WIN TINS Institution, an opportunity of learning the
French, as spoken language, we with be glad to receive a lin
tied number into the French class.
Ladies DESTROYS OF learning the Latin, Italian or Spanish
language, can be accommodated in the same manner, without
entering as regular pupils, md need only attend during the
recitation Of such classes as they may select.
a better opportunity has never been afforded the young Ia.
dies OF this city for improving themselves in the classics and
Modern Languages than the pI esent.
DIR. SARToRI, our Professor In this department, Is a gradu-
ate OF the u University Of Padua, and In every respect a highly
educated gentleman; and we take pleasure In recommending
him a. . competent Instructor.
oc 2 1mif MISSES GORDON.
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intend to sell, at auction, on the 29th of November, nj my
farm. in Bedford, TWENTY NEGROES. consisting OF men,
women, boys and girls. Part will be sold for cash, ad part on
six months credit.
Also, AT the same time and place, some BEEF CATTLE.
MICH cows OXEN, and one or two HORSES.
Terms Wi be made known ON the day Of sale.
nov l-d2aw Sclawt29th MICAJAH DAVIS, .JR. Y
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M M ACRES LAND WA
VOsOOV W~ANrED.-LA FAY Eft 4 W.
GRAY, Notary Public, dealer IN Land Warrants, aud Attor.
ncy for the prosecution of Military Bounty Land and Pension
claims, wishes to purchase 100, 900 ACRES Of Military Bounty
Land Warrants. | will attend to any business, as Notary
Public, such as ackne wledgment Of deeds, assignment Of Land
Warrants, &c, &c. LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
july cts. Pension Agent, Lynchburg, Va
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TINTED STATES COURT OF ILAIWs.-
~ j. W. BRYCE, COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice in the United States Court OF Claims. Letters ON
business may he addressed to him at "A Wall street, New York,
" ai Nnshlngton. Z. IY 3OdAclY