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Eastern times., 1855-09-20
CORN.

100O BUSHELS, arrived this day from Norfolk, in
4tJtJU schooner Lagrange, now dscharging at Rail-
road Wharf, and for sale by D. & L. PATTEN.
MAY 20 so
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
Varittp.
Domestic Receints.

PRESERVED CiTRoN MELoN-Cut off the
hard rind of the melon (Which should be pre-
serving ciIron, not the green melon,) and cut it
in pieces of any size and shape you choose ::
the slices should be from quarter to half an
inch thick. Weigh your fruit, and 10 every
pound add one Of sugar. Put the sugar In
preserving kettle with gill of water to each
pound ofsugar, and some lsinglass dissolved
in warm water it will require quarter of an
ounce of jsinglass 10 every five pounds of fruit.
When the sugar is dissolved, put it over the
fire and boil and skim it. Then pour the syrup
out of the kettle, wash it and return the syrup
to it. Now put it in the fruit, and set it over
brisk fire, where it will boil rapidly When
the fruit appears translucent when held up TO-
wards the light it is done 1t will take from
an hour and quarter 10 an hour and half to
cook it. Then take it out piece at time,
spread it on dishes, and strain the syrup in a
pan. When the syrup is lukewarm, put your
fruit in the jars and pour it over Let them
stand till next day, put brandy paper over and
paste them. This frui! may be favored with
lemons sliced and preserved with it. Do not
peel the lemons, cut them in thin slices, and
cook them with the fruit. To three pounds of
fruit add one lemon. As the citron makes
beautiful hat tasteless preserve, it is necessary
10 favor il with lemon, orange, or some other
fruit. IT, when it is little cool, it should not
taste sufficiently of the lemon, few drops of
the essence of lemon may be added
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

Suppose, when dancing at ball.
The pumps you wore were most too small,
Who would not these two words let fall
Darn it
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
FRIGuTFUL SKIN DISEASE.


llave been cured in a few days by RAILWAYS RENO
TING RESOLFENT Il Is pleasant t. take, and the
tien feels disagreeabe sensation Of sickness at
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
-A VI f~s
Continued from last ,Ceek.
RADWAY's RENovATING RESOLVE

K. Il. r. DISC0vERY-No =.
RAILWAYS RENOvATING RESOLVENT
Possesses the quick and potent power over all Chr1n-
ic, Scrofuus Syphc, and Skin Diseases In six hours
after the first dose is taken the patient will feel its health
renovating efficacy.
FOR ALL HCM0ES.
The most foul and corrupt hnmors will in few days,
yield to the cleansing purifying and renovatng influence
the r. L. RESOINENT.
The most ioathsome Sores Ulcers, Nodes, Swengs and
thn nrlanst
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

Breathes there a man with soul so dead
" no never to himself hath said, ~
II he perchance should bump his head.
Darn it:
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
Camb0OSeS

N F all sizes and Of the best kind by
" 40 II. L. CHAMBERLAIN
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
New Goods.
N DTuG EL'
Gas Burners. Chandeliers. &c.

lust received, large ana extensive assortment Of
y Gas Burners Chandeliers, &C. which we offer at the
loves manufactory prices these fixtures from the
best ianuiactory, and an warranted. Please call
and examine. S. W. HEATH d co.
Bath, June 4. 81
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tDngrfSS,

40 business Of final elIa.ast,. WIS tran4act
"a III either the Senate or the House. on n rs.
Jay Mr. oooper's resolutions ON the subject of
ane Immigration OF foreign convicts and paupers,
Mr.. Broadhead aud Mr.. Weller moved 70 amend
me resolutions 10y adding others, declaring that
al secret organizations for public purposes. are
contrary TO the genius of GU. institutions and
dangerous to the liberties of the people, &c; but
without taking the question upon the adoption of
the resolutions, the further consideration of the
matter WIS postponed. In the House, the French
Spollatlon Bill was discussed by Mcs,rs. Orr and
nilsson against, and Messrs. Phillips, and Bavy
OF Virginia, in favor
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SELF ESENeE.--ln New York, on Wedncs,
day last, as Lieutenant L. e. Hunter, common
ly called Alvarado liunter,) Of the United States
brig Bainbrdge, was walking through the street,
he WAS struck ON the head by sign which II man
was carrying. On suggesting to the man that
he had better be little more careful, he was IL
gain struck with the sign. Hunter became an
cry at this second assault, he drew his sword
and drove it through the mans arm, nhicting,
however, simplya slight wound. 1t is stated by
person who saw the difficulty, that crowd
gathered about and forced Hunter to take refuge
in store, and that he afterwards went before II
magistrate, where the trouble was settled, and
both parties allowed to go about their business.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-29

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 26.-Thc Star, of this city,
states that the Treasury Department received
adyices yesterday to the effect that the District
Attorney at New York, had seized the steam
ship Massachusetts, on the complaint of the
Spanish Consul, who testified that he had reason
to believe that she wa, about to violate the neu-
iraIity laws, by carrying arms for the Cuban pa
trots.
he Sta, also states that there is great excite
lnent in Cuba about the action of the Spanish
Cortcs, with regard to the sale of the Island to
the United States. Thousands who were before
opposed to revolutions now i'll favor of 1t.
Secret meetings had been held and an outbreak
was hourly expected.
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70 CREDITORS

l nv 10y "A DO
y CREE of the Circuit Court of Nelson county, com
tinucd and held at the Courthouse. on the 9th day q
October lsjl,in the blended suits o Robert Whitehead.
ulmio,ta,tr, Of William II Estes. died., plaintiff
ngain. Rose Estes widow ned rciic of sad William
II. Estes. deed, mud oihcr oiadnnl'; uoi Alexander
Brown, late Sheriff Of Ne Couuly mud such nd
tuni,ator Of G. T. Est s. dc'd, plaintiff against Wn,-
II Estes, defendant; the Undersigned appointed
special Cpmmi- sonrr take the to, owing nts
wi:
Ia. IN recount 81 tie administration Of lte -nii
Robert Wlit,htad, on the "'tnrc o his intrs'mr Wn-
II Este. drc'd.
2nd An account Of the gool. anl cfaf:cl-, ,iein.
nnd credits and assets Of the sad itr,nir. that uglI
ouei 10 have 10 the b n3- OF the sad udmr ID
sud " IN II. Estes, dcc'd
ird An ui Hl funding debts AID nbili-
tir, chalg,nhlr upon the Of the sal VIM. II.
Este. dro'd classifying them according their respeo-
legal prioriti"s.
4tb An account of tho parr'crslir tran-uc ion d,
c. T. Estes n Son.
5lh. An nccount Of the partnership sacti IN, u
Estes & A-troI.
9th An account of the partnership transnctiors q
v'm H. N }. II. Estes
7rh An nccpunt of the partnership transactions II
Estes a. Brot
Sth An of the transactions between the <ai1
Alexander Browh. Admir- aud Receiver "t the estnt, ri
sa C. T. Estes nud the snid William II Estes, on n.-
count of purchases mad md land and slaves rented and
h,ed Of mid Brown, admir- NJ aiuresnd, by the sai@
VIM II R-es. and payments on account Thereof: nnd
to cnnhic the Conui,sloner t. take the third mention
ed nrrounr he is dircacd (by proper adyehiscnent)
Ia al pei sous Ginning Ia be creditor, OF said
VII i'm II. Estes, individually, usn partner Of c. T.
E.tcs \ Son, John II Estes & Co WIN II 4 John H.
Estes, Estes < Bro, and Estes q. Ai.trop, II make
known and prove brrr him. such time and hcs ns lie
may app int, hcir claims and demands, in order that
the may be reported To the Count
All prrsous therefore, who have cuims or demands
against the said William n Estes, Indyiduails OF as u
partner Of the above named partnership rrre.
hereby notified an r'Gu0-tod file the proof OF suc
claim. de"ands with the under igned at hi. ofcc ia
the town ot Lovingslon, before the - Ia DIV al
March next in order that the may be reported by
Eim To tie Cpuri III its next term
o LOVING,
JIM / w4w Commissioners
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Col. SchonLfr and Jnhn MiichfL.

We gave in substance, yesterday, of the cor
respondence between these two gentlemen
Colonel 5. has since published an editorial in his
paper the Cincinnati Gazette, in which he under
takes to show that his original assertion that Mr.,
Mitchell had violated his rarol ofhonor, in Icav-
ing Van Deman's land is not unfoundrd as al
legged by Mr.. NJ The latter gentleman it is
supposed, will return To Cincinnati, and demand
satisfaction.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-29

NAsnlNGToN Jan. 25.-Ihe Senate was en-
gagged 10 day ON the private ealendar.-rhc case
OF the brig General Armstrong took up the whole
session
The House passed joint resolution, authori-
zing the President 10 give notice for terminating
the Reciprocity Treaty, at the expiration of the
specified term. The House then went into com.
mttee of the whole ON private bills The
French Spoliation bill was again discussed to day.
but without disposing Of it, the House adjourn
a1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-29

On Thursday the money market of New York
was buoyant. The foreign news was regarded
as favorable, and money was freely supplied at
9al2 per cent.
stocks, which sold at rates ranging from % : to
96 2-closng at the second board at96 L.
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Nen ! Ork Politics.

ALBANY, Jan. 26.-The Democratic UIurd)
Convention committee met last night, and resolv
ed TO stand by their principles. They consider
the recent election no test Of the party strength
in the State, but think it clearly establishes II
want of confidence in the administration. The
resolutions strongly endorse Dekerson.
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Annn,mntlnx Go. Iln.. lslh lnn. 1873.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aKiCUy

! III uAI NOCIE II OF IhIIINIA NM NIITi 7 IT
CAROLlNN.-Atu meeting OF the Executive Commit
tee % the Union Agricultural Soeety of gireinia nnd
North Carolina,
Rcsolcc1 That appoint. the time for the next
Annual Exhibition, 10 be- held the tnir Grounds, nea
the Ciy Of Petersburg. TUESDAY, the 23rd day Of Dc
tobcr next ard to continue POUR consecutive days -
Furthermore that this Soccty tenders the light hnnd OF
FELLOW ship all other Agricultural Sucietes and most
cordially invites their good will md co-oPentien.
JAMES {. BAN,
inn \ roowtf Srr'y
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W,theyilIc Female Ipstitnte.

t. w Nowo, principulnoI Professor of Moral Phi. 80
phy and Nat Science.
Nj V. Amsbcrg Professor Of M1air Vocal und In.
mental.
Miss T Pennington, Govcrnes, aud a-.iH,or in
ENGLISH mud French
Mis- L. A. Pcnnnlon, assistnot in English aud Du
ing.
Mrs. +. S. Nnvlin Drawing. Painting, Ornamental
aud Needle Won.
rEs1E session will commence the LIST ol i 'b
i runuy aud clos" the h4t of june. TIA" In-ttt
consist. OF Primary ind Academic department. En- ~
aci ~ i, ahnr ted fu thorough education both I'd
und nirhmrntn The l,rtiutc IL beautifully silua 81
wilh sot, rccreut grounds and the fincirnl
expended about twelve thousand doas iu lot budln S.
mud providing the private rooms with every uredcd q
lpf md tue sch io tuuns with suimhc apIurtcuanc J.:
Musical instruments, apparatus for illustrating ne
Sciences, sc.
A few more boarlcrs only can he ,lnmo,atoi.
TERMS;
(haf in remainder the close ~ tie sessio
For Board aud Tuition in Primary Departments
months, + 90
I'm Bohd md Tuition in Academic department, e.
Mnsir, with use ot Instrument 30
Ancient aud Modern LnuGmgc,, md O. namcntul
branches each 10
No exua charges For further particulars imply L.
the Principal. W ythcyr, We.
mn w.
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Basin FOR RENT Two eaqe fire Frnni kfieh Gro.
cery aud Commission iou,es til arg" LaI her Yards
nttnrie on the Basin, en,!y occupied 10y hl.
& Pryor and Ro. j. Echols tnr tent aud poss"|N N
given 1T once One lot has Ratoad running thrunl il
il and there a Grant Wharf to- the Of bo h
tenetnents
-Four Lumber la,d., without houses, hyo for on
the basin. Apply To JOHN RuCkER.
jan Is deods
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Also aver 100000 Paintings. Statues, Medals, ChnJIs,
Albums, Valuable Books and Portfolios of Engrnvings
making in all 100000 gifts. which will be distributed Il,
- committee appointed by the Shareholders aud for.
urled free Of ersa b" he Publc's obedient servants
DASHALL& CO,
1856 Broadway, New York.
Orders fr Engfayings and Tic els in thi. great
te prise daily arriving from 1, II parts OF the United
States and Canada. which warrant Us in promising
very early day for the distribution. Applications should
be made Immediately, only certain number of Tick
cts be sold. Letters, with the money enclosed, to
be prepaid and the Engraving and Ticket will be for
war led free. DASHALL CO.,
dec l3-d Mar 4S6 Broadway New York.
LNOR SALE.-$50oO Virginia Coupon Bonds
il ian 23-ts PETERS, SPENCE g. co.
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X inneu's ErDediti0n.

WAsHlNGToN, Jan. 26.-Cel. Kinney leaves
here for New Orleans in about ten days. \ great
many joining the expedition and more conf
denee is generally felt in the enterprise. 1t is
supposed that from 5000 10 10000 in all have
entitled.
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Arriral Of the George Law-One Heek Later
from Cali 0rni0.


from California.
NEW DIRK Jan. 25.-lhe steamer George
Law arrived here about halt past nne O'Clock
this morning, with the California mails of the LIST
instant, and S1,25O,OOO in gold.
The news by this arrival is unimportant.-
There had been no rain until the day the steamer
sailed, when tremendous storm prevailed
The Panama Railroad viii probably be formal
~ opened on the 10th February.
The storm OF the st instant did much damage
at San Francisco. 1t was more severe than any
storm since lo52.
! he depression vt the mining interests Tor
want OF rain was severely felt. The interior
traders were doing no business.
The Supreme Court of California declares
Sacramento to be the capital of the State
The State Legislature was to meet on the 9TH
inst. The only question of Importance was the
election of a successor to Nr. Gwin in the l. ;.
Senate. Mr.. Gwin and Mr.. Boderick were the
principal candidates.
The dry season had seriously effected the
mercantile community, and prices had given way
little. The supply of gold from the interior
was limited, and the drain was severely felt.
The rains of the lst inst. had given fresh
hopes, and ii was thought business would revive.
A large quantity OF earth was prepared for ram
in the dry diggings, and the indications were
favorable to the miners commencing active oPe-
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DEATH OF AN OFFICER.--Actng Lieut.. Hen
ry St. George Hunter, of the United States Ma
Wy, died on board the L. States steamer Han
cock, near Fou- Chou fou, China, on the 24th OF
September. He was, we believe, a native OF Nir-
ginia
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WICKER,IIAM,S
A G j Nm & CO


.-yT--T0HB, Virginia.
BY MI 4. II. pAULtTf
FINlll attention. lie travelling pahlio specially
L cal I'd totbe nhoys' mined luuse--l.'e 'ly and
convent ntly situnfea Main rffeat g" Move
tue Nav Suaneets stoppn l. tie cit, ,sln.s
tod TO on.l aud iea themselyss
dec % iidNrt.
Y-Curislinn burg Herald, fl,yd intellieencei and
En.n - kLnnl NJ -nlne. cnn.. .-eh. M.nl...
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NEW BOOKS at MoRSBS.

MY Courtship uGd Ils Consequence 10y II. W ikoh,.
VI Ruth Hall. supply,
Lamp Lighter, new supply,
Fudge Donps, by Ike Marvel,
Thu Nc's Victory, by NJ :. Southworth,
Bnyard Tnylol's Africa
Tom Crpsbc and Iii, Friends, 10y \. Lover.
What Not, by Mrs. Dcnison,
Count OF Moron by Dunus,
The ursi.h Empire 10y Morris,
Dickens Chrstnns Sro,y. Asu. American Ain
Tor 1857 Choch Aim ,nnc, Ladics' Book, Arthur md
Pelerson's Magazines for February. ia ~
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Only $4,000 TO be disposed Of!
DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS TO COME OFF
WITHOUT FAIL, MARCH 10, 1855

III sooner, n the tickets nre all spld.--DASIIALLS
60 heg assure their Friends lint Hrdtr circHH
atinces viii tie distrbntion be stp"n'd beyond the
abov-perlioDet unto. md they hope, by energy AMI
tine corporation oi Their pn,y1ns bring enrerpsc
ha eonsi nson enrlrr Peiod. in which due
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-29
$4,000 PEOPLE,,
This Season, Still in Want =!

very amusing anl interesting fact it is, that all men
"A women and children ncces- iarily compelled to
law hoots shoes nnd oblrc, upon the present
,nsion Ia inf I'm HEN thai lubson T. Amstcad have
entered into written agteementto furnish the people
with hoot- shoes. ints cnps, trunks md good
n.icles hi, line h,h would be cdinu4 spo, fly.
md having procniei upoa The very best terms most
xcelen stock of lhs kind they able comply with
fhe agreement far thrv concerned aud hn,c
ou aak the favor OF body aud buy their
poods exceedingly low tot cnsh whru having duar go,
TN Whole bargain will hue besn cons umntcd.
Dl Lyman. old stand near lhs Farmers bauk.
i. v HOBSON
l.. l.. ARMlSFEAD
my. II l3itc t.
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Commission and Forward q House.

rHHE undersigned tenders his services the CITIZEN.
/ Of Lynchburg and the upper country generally " Ill
pny strict the -ae of all kinds of roduce
~ i remit promptly lie has office at City
PORT, the whnrvcs where he can give particular
attention to RECEIVING mud FORWARDING all
kinds of goods. including Manufactured Tobacco.
His charges will be reasonable and satisfactory, md ho
most respectfully solicirs liberal patronage.
JOHN DICKINSON, Petersburg, Va.
RnrrnENcr.-Beni. Jnres. VIM. G. & q. james g.
Co.. PEBBLES & White Thea. Branch & Sons; Paul.
McIwuin s. Co Petersburg, J g. Meem, Henry Davis.
Col. VIM. 7. Smt Austin Lehwich. Mcdaniel HUT
g. Preston, Davis Nowlin & Co Lynchburg; NJ. b.
Nowlin. Campbell oct 9-et4
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" dec % darns JOE. COLEMAN
PIANOS, GUITARS, yIOisSs, &c

DAYNE 4 CHRISTIAN haxe nnw ore hne
Il assortment Of Piunos, very a tuti.u and
nmnrg heIs Is one sitn Colennn's Eolia nHachment,
and several sccsnd houd Pianos, nj vsr i4w prices
Good supply of Gu rs, prices Ringing $50.
Also, fall supply OF Victims and Flutes
They would call particular attenon cir Pianos,
which Narrated to be equal to any Please call
md examine the assortment. in 26-t4
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WATER WHEEL
w WATER WHEEI,i

w WATER WHEELi
Having obtained permanent agency for the mnnu
lactute. and use o tiOoDN Ms PATENT COM
BlNATlON NArER WHEEL IN The following couu
tcS in N'tgitii, To wit: Campbei Pittsylyania Hull
fax AppomuttoN Charlotte Amaer-t. Prince Edward
Buckiaghnm, Nelson, Gnnrhlund. Cumberland, Ate.
marie, R"rkhridce, Augusta Bath, Alrehhny, Mont
gnmery Floyd. franklin Patrick, Henry Washington,
Wythr Giles, Greenbrer fluvnna, Gnig, GIayson aud
Carrot the subscriber takes tn. method To bfne said
Improvement before the public.
Its advantages that il gives inrco per cent. of
power from the water expended AS the best shot
wheels Being made 81 Cast Iron il is durable, and,u
lhc same time" eXtlemey simple IN construction aud
not liable to get ot order. The Wheel aud thtc
thereto attached with the Water governor, mak
ing it, not only suitable inr grst and mltf, but or
other muchncry aud back water on lessons iis
rr 10y diminishing the bend; and isnpplieable Tor any
head, from four feet up, and i, the cheapest wheel
rNtant tina, viii give tho sumo power from the
water expended. have them manufactured at a. G
Dabnc>'s. Lynchhnrg, va VIII up superinltn nd
tee Getting where lies ure made. For further inorma
ton, addrcs, JAMES W. ROBINSON,
Campbell c. H., Va.
Persons wanting Wheels in other ronntir- will be
supplied, until the territory Is dis osed Of by the pnt
rutee J. W. ROBINSON.
nov 30,cIy
\ tie Circuit 5our; OF Appomatrox county. Jno. ".
AMcknuey, admr sof Rhoda '. Mckinney, ploin-
til., against Charles " Sttham. Robert Stnhnm W IN
Furbusli and Jefferson D. fuhush, trustees Nc. Geo
W A. Rnine. ndn'r Of Caroline VI Rane, Nm. lari-,
Sheriff OF AppomauuN, and as such. ndmr Of Jane, l..
Stutham, detc dnnts
CnnnlssloSfns Ofref,
Apppamnttox Co. Ito, 18th Jan. 1883.
The Circuit Court aforesaid, The 23m day OF
Seprmber 1854 made the following order ia the ABOVE
cusr, VIZ:
'.Thc Court doth adludee order and decree that
Chns w st .thpm dn rond before oi tho Comni.
,oners of th. Court, account ut the hires II the
Saves Tonv Nancy and Warwick. since the dcnth of
james h. SHDhan, which account the said commissn
il directed to examine STATE and settle nn'l mike re-
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EN Geb Germ.
~ TIL AFBRRo s HAMILTON

" EN GU Germ.
~ ThLraFBRRo s HAMILTON
Wholesale & Retail Grocer and Comm sion
Merchant.
The a. having pn ft= ed Alessrs. ard IL
o. cu's -, TUX of Gfo zeries nnd ST Ia Dry
Is az ii tidtoi supply Dough in the
4 rolanf sll kr., would iectiully solie "a call
+ nthcir Ia and the Pr generally, hey
e,uin, efpoods at mall Tor cash,
to pun customers si.art time.
They .rep on hand III times large nd select
,sso,tme al Groceries. Icy will pay es7csul at
trntion It. ulas ofnn kin II country produce. By
prom pto IN bu-in aud desire piease they
hope TO III n LIBERAL PCT IN Of public patronage
The hie price pm / Cora aud Ohs
~ IAN TALIAFE3RO,
join q HAMILT1N
7. 81 will be ple9-eJ to ny friend a tie
co. cern OF 1aliafrrro \ lan.iltnn
dec - dSrts JOE. COLEMAN.
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ENpORTANE.-A it i. my intention to mike
Han extensive purchase NJ ienary and FancY Good
of every description in the Spring, will sell the re-
najnder OF my food. very reduce prices. would
udvise every body call and my fanc? goods snc
~ B"nnctts. Ribbons Clohhs. Shnws fIae. and other
Bonnet. tor chdren Hosiery, Gloves, Lacs. Embroi.
leri. of the best character; Head Dresses Cnps cant
be excrl'cd-oh Gts tn be u,lking I nper.
Co1e md ser the preitiest goods eXtant
dec 25.d&c2taw ALFRED S. ENGLEDOVE.
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$3.50 900

Dashall g. Cos National Gft Enterprise
CONSERVATION certain Serenity thousand Tick
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Washington House Standing Yet :!

1 7 snid at OF old thut he built hts house
sandy foundation and when the wilds blow gn / the
ratn ,esccndcd the tell. What contrast does
Mnlnr Lew,rh prcscut. lie selected as the toUp aton
OF tho Washington House.
SMITH S Superior Bar and Eating Sale 'on,
md notwithstanding tho tempest of change tat In been
peing above saits SMITH hows no evidence of In p.
hut ready all hours his friends tnd the
public with every dclicncy o the scasou in the }ATIkd
DErAHrMENr wei IA all the delicious hev
% Smiths lu,gwatng Cordnl still nlundnt i.
lau 25-lfs
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PANNILL g. SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Petersburg, Va.

DARTiCULAR attention rnid TO vale and purchase
l. Of Wheat. Flour, Tobacco, aud mere handize gen.
emily. Advances made eonsig nments
wm. rAsSiLL nrsnY Pass1LL JOSEPH PAsaILL.
mug 2idsrly
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l,oHACCo MouLDs, nOxEs, AZ

"hNNNV "VV HaDS' bVNGS' w
=hnll be prepared in lew days IL furnish Tohaeeo
Nnulds aud BOX Of all kinds, which vi hc warrant
ed II oqul any mouuarturcd in the State. Having
near PM uuO feet Of thoroughly seasoned White tm.
bfS FUNK on hand mauuHc dept nd an feu ing
seasoned boxes from will ais, ORDER bulls
ut Oak timber and will keep On hand Fence fhnk ra-
ites, kaS, &c.
thankful tor past ,vors hope to receive share OF
pulc patronage.
[ 'Snor.- la tho rear of Warwick Mil.
pm - d2m CURTIS FAME :.