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GAS From Mrs. Mason's by Bethel, New Centre, and
Bethany, to Antioch, 30 miles and back, once
Leave Mrs Mason's Friday al am;
Arrive at Antioch same day by 6p mi
Leave Antioch Thursday at sam;
Arrive at Mrs. Mason's day by pm.
6l46 From P,ckenssie, by Fowlers Creek, Dacusvle,
Pumpkintown, Twelve Mile, CLASSY Mountain,
Wolf Creek and Branch Island, to Pickensvile,
equal 10 miles and back, week.
Leave Pickensville Saturdays at 6 m;
Arrive at Piekensyie same day by Cpl m.
6l47 From Piehens G. III by Crow Creek, Eastaoe An
derson's Mills Twelve Mile, and Mixes, to Pick
ems c, H., equal to ~ miles and back once
week.
Leave Pickens G. H. Saturday at Tam;
Arrive at Pickens c. H. same day by pm.
GAS From Pickens C. H. by walhaa, Colonel's Fork,
Horse Shoe, Wal,on's Ford, Ga GAINESVILLE, Ma
eoochee, Mount Yonah aud Pleasant Retreat, to
Dahlonega, SO miles and back, twice week.
Leave Pickens c, III. Saturday and Wednesday at
Tam;
Arrive at Dahlonega next days by pm;
Leave Dahonega Monday and Thursday at m;
Arrive at Pckens G. H. next days by P m.
6l49 From Pickens 9. H., by Oconee Station, Whet-
stone Pine Mountain, Black Rock Mountain,
Cashiers Valley, and back by Cheokee, TO Pick
ems C. H., equal to 35s miles and back, once a
Leave Pickens C. IL Saturday at Z am;
Arrive at Pickens c. II. next day by 3 m.
6l50 From Pckens c. H, by Clayon's Mills, Saubrl,y,
Eighteen Mile, Piekensville, Wolf Creek, and
Camp Ground, to Pickens c. H., equal to 81
miles and back. week.
Leave Pckena c. III Saturday at 6 m;
Arrive at Plckens y. I'll same day by m
6I5l From Pckens c. H., by Bounty Land, Warsaw /,
Claremont, Bachelors Retreat Snow Creek, and
Martins Creek, Pickens G. H., equal TO "a
miles and back, week.
Leave Pickens c. III. Saturday at 6 a m;
Arrive Pickens G. IL next day by p m.
6I52 From Pendleon, by Waysde Wahaa, Tunnel
till, and MILESTONE, to Clayton, Ga, 4s miles and
back, once week.
Leave Pendleon Thursday at a m;
Arrive at Clayton next day by l2 m;
Leave Clayton Friday at p M;
Arrive at PendIeton next day SPIN.
For list Of ostasters South Carolina authorized TO Ger
ify to tie succyQf gaarantors Instructions annexed
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Wilmington, N. c., by Kings
vile, s. c., to Augusta, Ga.
Columbia, to Greenville c.
II.
Columbia to Charlotte. ......
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JohnsonviIs Lynsh's Greek, FlntvIIs, Jeffrey
Creek Mars Bluff, and Merchants Bluf, to OAR
lnxton G. H., III miles and back, three times
week
Leave Georgetown Monday. Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive At Darlington c. II. next days by l2m;
Leave Darlington c. H. Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at am;
Arrive al Georgetown next DAYS bv lOa m
Proposals to end At Mars Bluff invited also,
proposals for daily service, with expedited sehed-
ule, in order to convey the Charleston mails
SOTO From Georgetown, by Ysuhanns, Bucksville, Con-
wayboro', and Degwood Neck to Little River, ~
miles and back, a week
Leave Georgetown Saturday at III mi
Arrive at Little River day by pm;
Leave Little River Friday at "a M
Arrive At Georgetown next day by sam
COIL From Little River, ny Shalottc, to Smhvle Al
miles ard back, week
Leave Little River Monday at Sans
Arrive At Smithvile next day by ~ ami
Leave Smithvile Tuesday at PM
Arrive at Little River next day by 6p m
g07a From Little River, by preway and Iron Hill Cross
Roads,to Whitesyine Al miles and back once a
Leave Little River Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Whtesvlle same day bySp ms
Leave Whitesyille Wednesday at s m;
Arrive at Little River same day by m
a ss.s. syss s By Bug ssa ss% s..a o
Bluff 50 miles and back, three tunes a week.
Leave Conwaybors' Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
Arrive :. FAIR Bluff same days by pm;
Leave Fair Bluff Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Conwsyboro' same days by 81 pm.
sofa From Indantown, by Sngletarysvle, to Lynche
Lake, tGraham'sN Roads) 14i miles and back,
week
Leave Indiantown Friday at p m;
Arrive at Lynchcs Lake by 3pm;
Leave Lynchc's Lake Friday al Sam;
Arrive at Indiantown same day by IL m.
s075 From Krngstree, by Sutons and Lowndes's Fer
ry, to Thrty-two-mile House, So miles and back,
once week.
Leave Kngsiree Thursday at p m;
Arrive Thirty-two-mile House next day by
~ night;
Leave fhrty-two-me House Saturday at Ia /;
Arrive al Kingstree next day by IL m.
6076 From Kingstree, by William Lipage's, along the
Gapway Road, to Georgetown, "A miles and back,
week. b88a
Leave Kingstree Friday ats am;
Arrive at Georgetown same day by mi
Leave Georgetown Saturday at 8 I'M;
Arrive at Kngstree same day by 9pm.
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dsysyille, Packole, Mills, and Bivingsvie, to
Spartanburg C. H., 46 miles and back, once
Leave Yorkvlls Friday at am;
Arrive al Spartanburg G. II. same day by epmi
Leave spartonburg C. H. Thursday at So m;
Arrive al Yorkville same day by 6pm
6O95 From Spartanburg c. H., by Walnut Grove, Mill
vile, Crowsville, Woodruff BarIay Noun
tain Shoals, and scuiietOwn, to Laurens G. H.,
A miles and back, week.
Leave spartsnburg G. III. Thursday at 2pmi
Arrive At Laarens G: n next day by 7pm;
Leave Laurens G. ii. Saturday at a M
Arrive at Spartanburg C. II. next day by IL I'm.
Proposals for semi-weekly and also for tri-weekly
service, with expedited schedule, invited, omit
ting Walnut Grove, Mllvle and Crowsyile
6O96 From Spartanburg C. III , by Damascus, Coullers
Ford, and Bucks Creek, to Finsersvie, is miles
and back once week.
Leave Spartanburg G. H. Thursday at ia m;
Arrive at Fingersville same day by I'm
Leave FiDgersvlle Thursday at m;
Arrive at Spartanburg C. III. same day by 8 pm.
6097 From Spsrtanburg c. H., by Mount Zion, New
Prospect, Cannon's Store, Earlesvile, Horse
Creek, and Tryon, to Hendersonvllle, 81 miles
and back, once week
Leave Spartanburg c. H. Thursday at am;
Arrive at Hcndersonvlle next day by lam;
Leave Hendersonvie Friday at pm;
Arrive at Spartanburg c. Fl. next day by sP M
Proposals for semi-weskly, and also for tri-weekly
service, with expedited schedule, will be consld-
cred alss, proposals for service by direct
route TO be spec'6edl il there be one; M.
6o98 From Spartanburg c. H., by Boiling Spring White
Store, FingersvIle Cross Roads lat John Will
knss,) and Poorsford, ION Broad River,) to Ruth
erfordton, N G., IS miles and back, once week
Leave Spartanburg c. H. Thursday at Z m;
Arrive at Rutherfordton sumo day by pm;
Leave Rutherfordton Friday at a m;
Arrive at Spartnnburg C. II. same day by Tpn.
6oss From scufetown by Pleasant Mound. Youngs
Store, Centreville,, StonesvIlIe, Cashville, and
Poolsvie, to Spartanburg G. H., 80 miles and
back, week.
Leave Scufletown Saturday (after arrival from Lau
rens C II say at I am;
Arrive at Spartanburg C. III. day by II pm;
Leave Spartanburg G. II. Friday at m
Arrive ScufletoWn daY by 5 m. for in
time for A. all to Laurens C. H. on 6095.)
Proposals to end at Poolsve are invited in of
improving 6095.
6l00 From Cross Anchor by Hobbysvlle, WoodruH's,
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4 CARD

4 CARD The .uhscrher having purchased u
u Mcdaniel, Hun y Pre- fhcf interest 70 the
late concern Of W 7 Anderson T. Co. will -outi6or
tie GROCERY CsN tssioS and FoRw AhpiNG hu-in IS
the old stand ~ the Basin where they viii keep on
ha nj n of Gorno Plaster. Lime aud Cement, far
snlc Al the loves each atce-
He returns his thanks the fiiehdS If the late con
ard the puhi' generally for the he pntrnntgr
extended to it, ard hor by using his best cxeftion-
merit continuance Of the tho conce,n
aug dts NM I, ANDERSON
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GlJANO, GuAND.

hANlNG nude arrangements with the Pcrps 5af
/ agents to gel supplies ot GtANo on he te,t
terrnt. "" prepared to ltru-h It We Inv
uaa and plpa 800 hig>. AID S, u y" ia reg
at receipt ot II we -hnll II nuler,crit VIM rorr.
to direct ON the agents md all who putrlasr
may rely ON getting GENUINE GuAND. We slH 1t
the ofour rrndy and al others, with The
that vii nlWays furnish them win the br-1 u1t
lie aud On tho mos ia, nratlu s. rms
GRENSIiAA 4 60.
fc liza North ,ide of the Basia. Richmond. VI.
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Gas! GAN!. Gas,

AeERSoAS wishing thrir houses h'ied for bur.inc
Gas viii hnd some strong Inducements oherrrd b}
applying To the subscriber have good WORKING aud
superior stock OF matetini4 A. q. DABNEY
n. R.-All orders for lifting up Tcbncco Factnrir,
lid within six, day-. Payment " III not terrquircd
belne the lsi Of Juuc, 1879.
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Pump and Fire Engine.
II. $ WisII'TETg0gsE IL BRO.

NTOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Iynclhurg and vicinity, tina, they are manuiac-
turing, their Agricuual Works the Basin, X. i
MITCHELS PUMP & FIRE ENGINE combined
which is the perfect article of the Kind offer
ed the public, (Ies gned for Factory, IRE and Gar
den Eng me- and peculiarly adapted TO private dwell
lings Hholdug tf-m Fire Engine under their direct
command, capable Of to.e cling "arer two story
dwelling.
All prders pro nrhy attended to and Pumps putirto
Wells Spring. at The usual iates, and w,rruhsnd to
perform we'll for year,
We the exclusive agents for the counties ofCnmp
hrll, Amherst Bedford ond Appomartox.
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OF mOURs.-onnsc-.C n.u

~ and after the l4th inst, our Picket 1~~1>-
Boa's will leave Lynohburg Monday. Ne,Losda, md
f,iiay. at 8 a. NJ. aud arrive IN Richmond nex DAY at
1 p NJ. The Packet tor Buchanan vi icave at \
NJ same days and arr.yc Ia Buchanan al ? Re
turning leave Buchanan Tuesday Thursday and sat
u,das at A NJ and arr We IA LyHchharg at Il 7. NJ
tneonscagcnce at tn nigh price 81 efase AID Ffa.
Sls rs the fare Ill be ftised an that dpte.
BoYD, EDMUND \ DAVENPORT.
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MISCELLANEOUS
nNEW SHOES, NEW BOOTS, -
NEW HATS &c.
Spring Supply for 1855. at SeabuIYs

NV SrRise GOODS now being received-and IN a
few days will be all open-i, and will present many art
ces very desirable in the Ladies' Gs;et and Shoe line,
Misses and ebildren's slso Gents very fine Caters,
very fne Shoes and Boots. Also, usual, a very
large supply of Travelling and Packing Trunks, Bon.
nett Csses Travelling Bags. Fases. s7tchel-. &c
Also, of the desirable assortmens ever open
ed ofthc latest styles Soft Hats, Leghorn. and other
pretty summer hats aud caps.
NJ, goods shall be sol low, for cash. or te,y
promp paying customers. Z. SBABURl,
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c.nTEus,s SPANISH MIXTURE

A., ,',,.ls ' H., '' :,
A. f,v,,,tn, r,,,',,v S..tIi ~ H.. 81
" +, ,.' a. 49,. E, - =
~ !, n >,
u ~ a. ~ ~ - III r.
, - IL p " ,,i re- Ii S'i, 800.
~ - 80 - ~. =. - -, 49, -, 1
~ - -, '' ' ~"
l''', ~ W. 80 ~
n, ~ WI = '' ''''' ~ '']'''3 W
g IL, p'I," 4, ,.. r..
10 ~ o." NV
% ''' ""',3' va ~ ''.''' ~ ''' "' LIZ"
IN "s'a'I IN, - ''. F.P go a. '' ~
lu', - '" '''''''' - ~ " t"' ~" M 'i'N
10 - ''' "''"o'' 'o'''''",'' ~ IN "''
1e''al 5"lotN' prof "i''' ih' t""""'as ''ft "'a'+
'e''ea 'Ien'' '"'s' h'"'''i' u'', "'H'Nt'' ''''A'
'e'un'ny 'n'' ne '"e'' N"i' :" nv l''I'"''- = j"
II" I'll nom GrnileN'o wen hn"N h III t'' lo''''3"'
ma p' tue wAnes, f'-f,' '"'J Vi '' re- mug
/. BOYpEN. ESQ, Of the Exchange Hstel, Rel
H.. -. .,,. l.. A.
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NEW GOODS Tie subscriber has now ~
erived his complete stock of Spring anil Summer
DRY GOODS; to which the attention of his friends
and the public ia general is respectfully called. la,
ing taken advantage of the deprcsse ot the
let in purchasing his Goods, he will he nhie To ude
great inducements 10 huycrs
The articles nre too numerous 10 mention, there enn
be found all the articles which general Dry Clouds
business embraces, besides large assortment al Boot,
Shoes. Hats Gaps, Umbrellas Para.ol,, &c County
Mccchnnts crerciab invite t. call ON lin before
they go further East lie !. determined l. sell ut Rich
iaaud Price,. Stiict attention viii bc paid to orders.
Come ppe and oil
npllgts1 NATH'L GUGGENHEIMER
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TO Wy THEW lille IN ONE DAi.--A pass,n
ger tzju.of lra,ts ~ - put ol tho SouiAz l..
Rnihaad. in retel,bag EVERY DAY, CSunae,s *
rtrd) nt ~, lock- A. NJ ofrvr ut the Junction " III
the Richmond aud DlhvliIr Riroad cufsutS ~ A. n.
frm,illr9 % a. NJ, and Lyme burg - ~ + NJ ,
counecf nj TINT pace with the Va. and Tenn. Rail
II u car. tor The Wet
Down train leaves Lyuclburg at o'cl eek, +. NJ ,
nfer The arrival of the Virginia ua Tennessee Rufoad
mrs from the Wes M ~. NJ the jun ton at 49,
+. NJ, ard Pctrishurg at7 30 = NJ
Passengers 10y this route can take The splendid steam
ship Ronuo,c tor Ne~ loh, rvery Saurda, . ocl k
NJ or the steamship ia .estosa, every Wednc day
at o'clock \. NJ, ND the steamships for Philadelphia
every NJ ldBy aad lhot.day afternoon
fare from P,tefsbu rfo Iy8ohbnrr. ....... g 90
IL Burkrviile ---..... , 10
" to FarnviIie .-...... : -
lhe Mad Tcan III sop oHly nj rhr regular stations
along the linz totlc u or put "a passengers.
+. q. WALL,
hpll3 Il S4pcripIen,Icpi 5 s Il r
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MERCHANDISE.
MANTLEs. ROEEs. &c

u New arrival. and just opened, nnothoi case "'
,t.. fine French Cnr.ets Mt Is the Ladies say they
m s.,rtl, ; dollars; another lot Jfeleeant SILK Nantes
4 a. rol.fs with another supply f the most elegant
Bas#ea D. Lame Flounced Dresfer. An entire he"
.iye at = dill, worth eight. cal aud look at them AT
lhc cheap cash -t'ne OF JOHN abhAHANs.
rnasIJ-
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rssts
DAGUER

- REOTiPES.-HARD TIngs drive people oil
a4,ua where they get the bel and cheapest
Daruerrcoyspr- but they all come back 10 MINNIs 4
ftN>FRs, where they get the hest md Ia
ct the worth Of their money Steamboat d snstefs
Rairaad accidents, Bank bursting Men iaiine al
daily hut failing MINIS 4 Tanners in taking
briiaat. a,-tic aud lie g. paguerrcoYpes, /. pi
fhr question Those in should not forget to cal
an get re,ares rel r. iear. ile room
enti tie narties satisfied
arsc al beauriia assortment Of Gold Loctei.
Breast Pins Riues Watch Seai.. keys, Mr,lul aad
macy Cases aleny. md gnd Tor sale heap, vii
picture complete. spleadid assortment Of Cases neV
iust received. Call cary ia the day before the crand
TIE state # weather NAVE. 3 Inference ~
regard 10 quality II pietgt"
MINIS x TANNER
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severe Case Of Rheumatism


SeoTT,'ILLE, Abem,re Co, Va,
Ma ca 18th, 1853
Messrs Mortimer g. MorJra1:- Gentlemen-.H n, Ing
been afflicted with rheumatism for
wor.t forms, aud being able obtain relief from
other medic mes. was induced tr, "Hampton's Veg
etube Tmcture.' few bottles of which, am happy
say, have made perfect
AT the time commenced using the rinctIire | was
scarcely eble 10 walk. | am now and have been for
some weeks entirely free from al pam.
Yours, most truly ~ r. MAY.
THE FEMALE SY STEM.
Liver Complaint Debility
Extract FROM james harris Esq : Lelte-. Alexandria
Na-Alter speaking Of wonderful cures ON himself he
suys: Mrs. has been suffering with the ivar
paint and win inability. constantly compIanine tom
weakness, through her whole system. She now enjoys
better health than 10. tr ycurs, being entirely
Cd by the If Hamp,on's Feeetolfe Tmctpre."
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes-Extract from "a
Eet { from Ia ines ESQ., Lonton county Va NJ,
wife hos re for yes,s Afflicted with great weel
pfa ia the breast, side aud back pa ptatjon,f tn
heart; eehIoness othe s5sem loss % appetite
complexion salpw; The .eht of eyc almost thu
pth.r We y weak. peasei "a, Haml1oa 5
TtarUs inns restored et 10 peftcc. hrHth Her ryer
4 good NV cv'r lh"y we're.
~ Cal AMI get pfsmrhiets
Sold ~ J Il. SEAI. < co, L,bo.4 e, Sewers
Ssa-jsyit4.:A ]. BROWN, Chatloacs,lie, aud ty ali
h51- -'-.sinfaashlat 'b' INT" ar - 10 l.,
Ga FOR EsEN ia maj d,isr neat Mr..
ia Natrra Ga#farat, WIta ttoet 10 act,s IN
=.a-cd. aud good srrias within tltrt, yards of the
l9ar. Possession given Immediately y. Applyt
mar2G-Its JOHN HOLLINs.
s4NOK KEN sine Brick dwelling House yusr
L back of the Court IIou-r-po~srssinn given un.e-
lately Apply TO Geo. A. Watson OF Henry Dgnnine-
ton .1"e 9@.'s
NOTICE
4 IL persons indebted T., the subscriber by bond 81
"A open account viii rira>, cn,e ward aud nahe
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Something Superior.

Nj eCORkLE D. JONES vii have, in few days,
w 20 that celebrated =. g. Siic, Lirore,
20 do dd~ Muss do.
To hch they i vie the attention of mRuniac tufera
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NATHL GuGGENHElMER
FINE TEAS

4 FINE TEAS. -
RI We have IN store, supply of ~
= 'SlPERIOR GREEN & BLAUk TEAS. Sg.a.
~ l4trut up in halr pound anil peund package
49, Those ia ant If choice Teas, arc invited IT,
SfN call For sale by
JOHN IL. SEAY & co.
dec att4 Druggists.
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NINNIN y INNNEN,
nar20ts PRscrtc4L DAsrKRR rprYrlsr

hss<OiIFfON.- The concern OF YIN. I
IL Anderson s. 10. Dissolved un tie . Il m l..
IS uata4l consent. Nm ealer.en ri ne Will attend
ihe seiemeut n tIe business. ssd the al tho
eaeeeeH Vii bc used oil, so winding ~ the ,aair
wv r ANDERSON.
spi9u MCDANIEL. BURT 8 PRESTON
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PIkSNG, 1855 -STIGLER, McELDEERi
~ co, (at the Old stand OF D. 7 G. Peers)
M.S ST, Lgnci5,rg Frgnta, invite the attention OF
theit customers, trends and III" public generally, TO
heir stock IF NE " GOODS, juat opened consisting
Of Lawns Gus hams, Prints. Oreandles Jacorets,
Tissues, ape d Parrle, Bcrage Lunes, Figured un
soid Ch,ll-s solid Mou,lins, figured do. and White
Goods in great ,ariey-,li of Which they offering
very low. mur4S Is
Republican an Fl"yd Intelligence, tiease COPY
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AND NEW.NOkk PALkETS.-Thls new .ssss
home line is composed OF the following vessels a.
sas from Naw.l YORK every three days. Al owned
the city of Richmond, viz:
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A Citizen of the Old Dominion.

II NItI15II q JIG O4u
Care Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Lirer Com
pidintt The Ferdict has gone forth, AHad,nii
that champions, ,Jincture" has no Superior ! :
SoorTsyrLLE, Albenarle Co Va.
March 2Sth, 1853.
MeS@s Mortimer j. Noaebray ;-Gentemcn--l have
been afflicted Tor the last eight years with hheuu atisfn
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. suffering all the " he
With pains in the shoulders, hip, back and side shit,
ing from side the other Paipitntnn of the heart
of appetite cold sweHis night, excessive cosye
hess and great dehi, and weakness | tried many
REM dies which ,tuue Inc goJd. but iatheI grew
worse. Last fail | advised 10 try "Iisn5aton's
Vegetable fneture and amhappy to say it has cured
am free fun all pain, and in the cuioy ment
perfect heal'haad take grca, easure ia recomme- d.
ing the 1iuctuIe to al afflicted rs ! hive hee~
Yours, JAMES NJ NOEL
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sOUTlisiDE RAILROAD.

rs-- ~, rssy rzgssEss1 " are ow ready tn ra,;
- e. u r lie Sonlh.i,e Ran
road, YIN. I. Andrrsonr Commission Hou,e on ri.e
Basin. Any person wishing tie Iutcs # freight
can obtain a frrgI list b, calling me-
By oder Of e SUIT
~. A
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LANES q. NELSON.

OUTER. has taken SnoP Maa ST., dao,
u heluw the Cifia"n, Savings Bank whore he is rrc
Iared TO do any k in his re Of b sn,s,, sueh
rep0i snd putting in goo order CUTLERY OF every
description. ling sll kinds 81
Dental and Surgical Instruments.
Repairing Su voyinE Instruments. makisg Elasli,
Trusses of very superior qHsits after LIT, pattern
ond preferable in every respect 10 the old stye lie
also does all kinds OF oblnr, such settsE Raror.
er,n linz Talar, >hrurs Scissors, repairing LorN-
hftire Kcys, &c. &c
Wur, lett with him will he att nded 10 at
JAMES O. NELSON
Cailcr ard Debtnl and Surgical Instrument Maker
,nsrl5 dom
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DtGE HIGHEST PREMIUM raid ,or d
! SCI n rew SILyER,b- "ETERS, SPENCE 4 CO
FEBRUARY III.

w NJ. J. FOLkES. BOOK BINpER BLtNk Boon
w MoHuiactnrer, ain street, sign of the Buob,
Lynn rg, Va. is prepared to do ali kinds e Baoh
Bindng, short notice very low prices fer the cu-
All kinds of ruling done order. such Sclmar
hiusic, Bill and Con,ni,siu Paper.
ieb 13ts
WANTED. POO Shares Virginia and Tonnes
w see Railroad Stock.
rnnl7fs pErERS SpENCE & co
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~ f are receiving every week, by express. FISH
w ING TACKLE to whica invite the attention
ot al persons wanting anything in t. line, viz:
Rods from three six Joints,
Trout rods. with extra tips full ra0unted,
four JOINT rods AT ) -,
Walking caoerpds in 3 and joints.
SIX, grass hemp and hair lines, superior quality,
Gravtstion, Limerick anl Nueinin II ooks,
Bait nets. viii or without rod.
Plain ard fine rccls lnlia Rubber f-h bait. needles
nrthcai les snoods. and every til ne ia thu sporting
line at the Gun store W. b. 4 c. FISHER.
Opposite Novel; House, Lynchbuig.
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DAVID CURVE. Richmond
ALLEN & WELTCH. Boston, ~ i
aug 2.ats M 1873 State Stfrrr
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l. back of The Court II ou-r--po-ses sion given iun1e
lately. Apply to Geo A. Watson or Henry Dgnnine-
ton. Fog ol.'s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-16

JUDGE CULVER AND HIS PRESENTER learn
that Judge Culver has prosecuted of the promi-
tent actors on the late Grand jury who presented
him and his Court lie holds their presentment not
only extra judicial, but libeoss in character, and he
is determined to test their right thus to interfere in
matters beyond their Jurisdiction. The ofense charged
is gross negligence and partially" but his preseuers
seemed either afraid ashamed to specify what
constituted that negligence or Partially.
RumOr, with her thousand tongues, has very GU
IRONS solution of this extra judicial presentment. 1t
is more than whispered that the negligence and par
"tialty" charged consisted in this, that the Judge
had been heard TO say that "nO Supervisor whose
breath saet Of rum, should sH NTH him the
Bench and as he had not thus far invited any sucb
he was chargesbIe with "gross negligence" and as no
had invited four or five whose breath was Lot thus
affected he was guilty Of "partiatay."
Had these presenters frankly tod the public that
these were the acts which constituted his negligence
and partially the public could have judged for them
selves but that was not part of the plot. We earn
however, that the Judge made use Of any such
expression.
There is one feature in the getting up of this present
ment SO extraordinary in character that the public
will be amused to learn it, This Grand-Jury actually
appointtd Committee of three TO hunt up charges,
and they did go outside aad hear unsworn statements
rumors, reports and surmises, and came in and with
out disclosing the authors even giving the psucu
lars of the rumors reported that there rers charges
against Judge Culver and this report formed an inn
portsnt ingredient in the presentment
This, however was hardly out Of the way Tor Q
Grand,Jury so conscientious that they would not m
dict rumseers until they recharged by the Cou;
Grand-Jury too that could leave five hundred Oh
tenders unpresented.
We rejoice that this matter is likely to undergo On
investigation before tribunal where justice WIN %
done to all the parties.