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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15
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OLDEN TIMES.---No. Z.

OLDEN I'M r. S.---NO. 4.
SEVENTY YEARS IN THE WIN
OOSKl VALLEY
Second War lciM Great Britain.
On the 18Th Of June, 1919, an
act was passed by the American
Congress, declaring war with Grea,
Britain; in the House, 70 to ~ in
the Senate, 10 to l3. In October
following, the Legislature of Yer
mont assembled al Montpelier, and
Jonas Galusha being Governor, he
urged the Assembly, IN his Message,
TO aid the measure OF the general
government, provide the means for
the defence of our own frontier, and
for sustaining our national rights and
honor. Upon this part of the Mes
sage, Mr.. Rich, the member from
Shoreham, introduced the following
resolution:
Resoloed, That the constituted
1911 -...~- - ~.,s ..,,,,,..
clared war between iHe Cniled States
and Great Britain and her depend
encies, il is our duty, as citiz, MS, to
support the measure, otherwise zoe
shall identify ourselves NTH the en-
envy, Nth no other distinction than
that of locality. We, therefore,
pledge ourselves 10 each other, and
TO our government, that with our in
dividual exertions, our examples and
influence, we will support our gov
eminent and country in the present
contest; and rely on the Great Arbiler
Of events for favorable result."
l This resolution produced much
warm and animated discussion, for
many days. Attempts were made
by the federalis,s, in the legislature,
TO amend il by striking out all lha,
part in italics, but without success.
! Their next move was to enter upon
the journals of the House their pro-
test, drawn up in clear and forcible
language, but conciliatory and re-
: speciful to the sentiments of the re-
: solution and to their opponents. In
/: this document they recognized the
duty 10 yield prompt and cheerful
obedience to every law of Congress
and to support, with all that is deal
to Freemen, the Liberties and in
dependence OF the country but de
precaiiDg the declaration of war a
premature and impolilic. The ma
jorisy, the Republicans.not only pass
ed the resolution, but also law pro
hibiting all intercourse betioeen til
. people Of Vrmont and Canada
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15

And all this is accomplished thro'
the agency of railroads and locomo-
tives, within the space OF two years.
The lawyer is a county Judge, the
doctor has grown rich, the black
smith is mayor, and the sophmnrc is
married and settled. They have a
lyceum and library and little daily
that regales its readers with whole
column Of city items. How they
talk of our city : they are no lon
ger villagers and pagans. They are
cIrIzENs.-Chicago Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15
SONNET.

Lord, what change within one short hour
spent in thy presence viii avail to masei
wsst heavy bafdens ftorn oaf bosoms take
What patched grounds eftssh .-..' Fhu"ei
We tnsel, snd sli around us seems % luweti
We rise, and all, the distance and the uea',
Stand. forth IN sunny outline. Grave aud clear;
We tnssl, how weak We iiss, how fol! Of power
WHY, therefore, should DO oursel'es tins wrong,
Or oihsp,--thAt ~ are not always strong
That We should evefweak or heariless be,
AaIious or ifoubed-wheu with us j. prayer,
Add Joy, and susnsih, and courage are with THFr'
Trench.
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ROBERT OF LINCOLN.
Mar 70 the meet Of hi. lt,le dame.
o,,, the mountain side or mead.
Robert Of Lincoln !. telling hi. name;
Bob-o.iink, bob o link.
spinl, spank, .pint;
Snug and sale !. that mes, Of oui.,
Hidden amonr the summer a,wer.
Chez eb.e. chez.
Wearing bright blsck wedding coat
Whine are HE shoulders and white hi. crest,
Bea, him call ia his mar, note
BOb-o'.iint, bob-o'.link,
spinl, spank. spinh;
Look what nice new coat is mine,
Sure there was never bird 20 foe,
Chez, chez, ehee.
ffe''y and quiet, WIN PLATA brown Wings
r-s''"s At nome patent hie'
b'"oa' ;" the grass "h,'s her husband sings
p0o inns oo''o "sa'
f". 'P""N' 'f'"N'
o'o'' ''"u ''ea'u'' you n''u "'' 10"
ih'e'e' sho 'OD'''s ""''o '"' H''e
O"s'' '"'s' '"'e'
M,de.t and ,hy as a nun j. ,be,
"sts''' anu
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sirwhite erss on bed ofhay,
~. -, 49,,
.ot...l,
,r
-. -. -,
-, ~, -, ......,.
-, hon, lila tcol,e sho,,
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Coon Al. tho little one. chic the she'll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15

We have heard Of cool things,
but never anything cooler than the
following;
The landlord of a hotel at White
hall called boarder to him one day,
and said
Look o'herel want you TO pay
your board bill, and you must. Two
asked you for it often enough and |
tell you now, that you don't leave my
house ill you pay II?
Good said his lodger; lust put
that in writing make regular a.
ereement of it; III stay with you
as long as | live !'--kniokerbock;v.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15

The Sea Serpent in Vermont
As Mr.. Abbo; of this town and an
other gentleman were coming from
Sudbury few days since, they OBJ
served in the middle of Otter Creek
what they supposed to be log, but
on coming opposite of 1t, il hump
ed Itself up and disappeared under
the surface. Mr.. Abbot says it APP
peared as large round as stoye-pipe,
and that he saw it in length as far
as he could reach each way. II must
have been the Patriarch of Pickerels
or a respectable sized water-snake.
brandon Post.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15

Mr.. Daniel Kilburne, a young man
residing in Charleston, Vt, was, not
long since, brought before u. S. Com
missioner Prenliss, of this village,
charged with robbing the Mail. He
was Assistant p. NJ. at West Charles
ton. A letter was left in that office
containing about $25, directed to st.
Johnsbury East. No letter was re-
ceiyed ct st. Johnsbury East, at that
time; bat there was little or no proof
tending to show that kilburne took
the money. AT the time il was ia
ken, Webster, the Post Master, and
Klhurne were on good terms. They
kilburne, might have taken the mo-
ney. The Court, very properly, as
we think, under the circumstances,
refused to bind him up for trial. He
was promptly Observation-Disclosures.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15
apatrbmau & 5tutr suurnal.

Published EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
TERMs.-sl ,50.ash ia advance s2,00ifPaymen'
not made Ia advance intcrestal~sy, charged from
he snd oftho year.
AnneSedi, list Of agent. toteccive subscriptions,
dvertpemenis and communications, and asknswlsJs.
psymentfof the same.
Bakersfield, }. N. PoMERoY,
Broot6old, 5. II. SMITH,
Cabot, c. G. BROWN,
Daaville, CHARLES :. DANA,
Eimoie, L. ". CRouT.
Hydepaft, EDWARD n. SAWYER,
Johnson, c. w. SCOTT,
Marshfold, E. D. PUTNAM,
Worthwhile, J. c. MOVES,
Middlc,c1, JESSE JOHNSON IT.
NofthdelJ, Z. SMITH,
Orange, CARLOS CARPENTER,
Plain6eiJ, A. r. BANCROFT,
South Hsrdwiek, c. sHIPMAN,
stowe, JOSEPH c. RAYMOND,
Stafford, WILLIAM ROLLINS,
South STAFFORD, DANIEL W.JUDD,
Tnabtidse, AARON n. KING,
wais6ed and Faysion. ORANGE SMITH
Warren, FRANKLIN 4. WRIGHT,
waterbury aud DuIhuy,
Wiluamstown, DARIUS PRIDE,
Worcester. JONAS ABBOTT.
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ENJOYMENT.

The nightingale 10 summer. front doth sing,
And stops his PIPE 10 growth " rPci day;
No, that the summer i' more pleasaat now
Then when his uoufrfui hl mn. do hush the nj sht
But tina, y i'd music boidens every boughi
And sweet, grown common lse thotr dear delight.
-haksleife.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-15

Volcanic Phenomena in Nora
Scotia.-A correspondent Of the st.
Johns News says that quite COM
motion has been excited among the
people in the vicinity OF Oigby, up
on the southwest coast Of Nova SEQ
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Is AZ 7;ssE,. .l sssss.s@ 81
Northern, n. H., Railroad.

Ansf Oct. ?, 1854, up Passenger trains leave
Coaeord At 10 IS A. M.oud z NJ, OF on arri'sl Of
train. from Bo.ton Worcestvr, Low Ell, LAsfeBcs sc
-anneeting tho trains over the Vermont Central
ans Pa.-umtssc Railroads.
Lss.~ White River Junction. At 05 A. NJ. aud
1880 4. - OF % arrival OF tue Cars from tho Og
dsu'hu'ghi ', Central Passampsie aud " hiie Noun
tain Railroads.
Both the Down v.ains over this Road connect at
Nashua win trains 90 fsroinn Jnncu~n. Worcester,
Norwich, NewNotk, Providence. Spfughea a.. also
Concord sith tratns 60 Portsmouth, Manchester f,
La-tslce and salem andio ashua, Lowell snd Boz
too.
ONsLow sIE EARNS, Agent.
Concord. n . ~. Seq. %, lejf.
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A Strange Phase of slavery.

A SHAREHOLDERS LAST JOURNEY,
SUDDEN DEATH-TWEN NINE
SLAVES FREED--A LARGE FOR.
TUNE TO EACH - a SINGULAR
HISTORY
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-28

: =
TIME CLARENDON IRON WORKS ARE
IL now prepared to receive orders for Beam erncas
Horizontal Osclating Steam Engines High OF Low Tres,
sure and aped to all purposes Circnlar VsTtisa and
Portable Saw Mills complete; Pumps. Mining Aiac1inery,
Grist and Flour Mills complete Turbine and Other
water Wheels Equppng of Steamers Car w heels and Ax
Horse powers patterns Rice Field Pumps aud
Engines Rice Thrashers Single Machines Shaftng Pui-
lies, Hangers, Gears, and all other Mill WORK
CASTINGS.
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions including
Ornamental Iron Railing, Pipe Bridge Castings, De- &c,
The Company would respectfully invite attention to ihe
STYLES and patterns Of Railing which may be seen AZ lne
Office.
l BOILERS
Tubular Flue and Cylindrical Boilers, Water ranks
Chimneys and all other kinds of Boiler Work
REPAIRS.
senarate enartment and force will be kept for REPAIRS
where work will be done Thoroughly and WITH aespa'cn
All work in the establishment delivered eiIner on
the of the Wilmington Manchester haroao OF tue
Wilmington Weldon Railroad OF, in flats at the Compa-
ny's wharf free of charge. &c
Having large facilities the above work will DC done on as
reasonable terms as elsewhere North South and IN
prompt and satisfactory manner g.. ,ns
Consultation by letter otherwise, in regard TO plans
and designs for their furniture and for machinery
generally willingly answered. All orders or communities
lions to be addressed to the undersigned: ,,, -.
on 35-tf.
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Treasury Department, N. c. |

Treasury Department, N. CT
SEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT
tr the purchase of Loving bonds be issued ty the
3 If NLr:h Carolina III of $1,000 each, @
SsS0n running III rty years. bearing and daIs
from the ISL January, 1855.
Also SluU, running thirty years, bearing interest and
date from The lst April 1895.
And $500 running years, and bearing interest and
dale FROM the Isl January, 1855.
All Of Them exempt from taxation by law.
They VIII all have COUPONS attache for the ineres', at
S per per annum payab annually and both
Republ New York unless where The pu chs-r prefers
have hem pa d at the Treasury of The State.
Parties id VII please address Their letters endorsed
at RIie gh, ". q.
The DIS Il be opened 10 o'clock, the 2lst May
nex The presence of he Governor, and Comp
The unders gned The rght accepting such DIS
the 5 ale.
Successful bidders Will be requ red informed
of the acceptance of Their BIDS, depste bank The
the credit of the Treasurer IF the s Tn dep"s
may be made the Bank of the Repubi N. Y, the
Bank of the State of N c. the Bank Of Cape Fear r.
e gh, n. e.
documents showing the of the State and the
amount of Its indeb edneSS be had at this Uc
application 10 Messrs. Brown g DeRossett, n. Y.
d. w. COURTS.
Public Treasurer VI North Carolina.
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c0O1OOO SOulty DOAuS iOI sd
TNHESE BONDS ARE SECURED BY TaE ZEAL
IL aid personai esa:e Of The County. and "e fol
ad The construction the Aiiant and North
ma Ra.lread They bear dale April 1855 with coupons
attached fIr the crest cent per annum paya
bic Innuay-b,th prime pal and be pay
alb at the Merchants Bank Of Newbern.
They Will BE- ISSUED ii Of each and payable in
four Instruments Of SI:,53n. The first Insianent L. be
pad ON he first of April, 1885, the second The April
,6, he IN ri On the April 1867, and the last The
drst of April, 1910 a tax IF 300 land be
ected meet the interest when due. The balance
If SAID tax will be applied the payment of portion
he due in 1o~, If the holder of The
b, .nds shan desire
Proposals Tor the purchase of sad bonds VIII be received
by the subscribers hlnStun
J. q. WASHINGTON, Agents for
JOHN F. WOOTEN, ! Leno.r County.
Apr'l g. 1853. It
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VALUABLE BOOKS.

ROARDMAN's BIBLE IN THE FAMILY.--THE
Id Bible The Family, or, Hints domestic Happiness
BY H. A. Boardman Pastor of the Tenth Presbyterian
Church, Philadelphia. One Volume Il.
Wheeiers History of North Carolina Historical Sketches
of North Carolina From 1884 to 1851. Compiled from Org
ina Records Official Documents and Trad tiona Stare
ments with Biographical Sketches of her stinguished
Statesmen Jurs,s Lawyers ders, Dvnes DC by John
H. Wheeler, Late Treasurer Of tie State, in one Volume
Octave. -. s.sss
The North Carolina Reader. Containing History and
Description of North Carolina, Selections prose and
Many of them by citizens Of the State His
tereal and Chronolog cal tables and variety of
laneous information and statistics. by c. H. Wiley Illus
trated with Engraying and designed for Families and
Schools. one Volume IL
Stnarts ctionary of Architecture, in vols svo His
torical Descriptive, Topograph c Decorative, Theoretical
and Mechanical Alphabetically arranged familiary eS-
planned and adapted the hension of De-
&C., by Robert Stuart Architect end Civil vols
eyo, 1888 pages
Form book the North Carolina firm book Containing
all the useful Forms which occur in business ransac
tions between and well ofc al stations,
Together with he Of North Carvlina and Of
the United STAGES the Act fixing the fees of erks hers,
&C. Calculated he Use Of the citizens of North
eCompled BY Member Of the North Carolina Bar
For sale BY HENRY D: TURNER,
. & 80 s. n. g. Bookstore.
s Raleigh, Nov. 20, 1854: s--tf
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isaac PROcrOR. MERCHANT TAILt.s. tsac-
ossor 0ligs focor,) WouId respectfully anrollnee
cities and that he IS now receiving his Fall and
q and SR
cash. he is enabled TO offer at very low rates
He has store, At the old stand Opposite the fost-
superfne black blue brown dahla fancy Cloths
uperne French English and American eassimeres Of all
superiire sInoni Doeskns for Pants and overcoats
SuperfHe black Satins and Grenadines
Plain and figured and fancy silk yestings.
Fine rich silk Cuttings weddings and arties
Plain and figured Plush Yelvets, very rich s.
FuRsIsHING GooDs-A complete assortment, consisting IN
Superfine plain and fancy dress Shirts
Canton ps OG FLANNEL, Bea ss5 brill.
Merino and SILK Under-shrts and Drawers.
Gloves, very superior KID, black white and fancy
black and fancy and rch assortment for weddings
Stocks black lite and fancy with and without ties.
Suspenders, Dressing Gowns DC.
In TACT everything necessary for gentemans complete
With sincere thanks to his patrons for the lib
strict attention to their wants. and to please
to merit its continuance.
Gentlemen furn shng their goods to be manufactured
may rely upon rece xng the same care and attention as
Cutting and rePa ring done promptly at all times
to punciua customers Those longer Than the
above time will please call and close their accounts either
by cash or note, and oblige ISAAC PROCTOR.
ANDs! LANDsll LANDS ..!-FoR THE
EA IMMIGRANT AND CAPITALiSTS Persons in
search of hes, investments in Texas respectfully
invited to Office.
We have for SALE more than hundred thousand
land in var'us paris of the Stale TILES gaaEan ed
lected and adus ed.
As We buy land on strangers Will find it to
Their interest to purchase 1hrSIgh US;
Real Estate B'o&er~ c14scst"g and Lana agents.
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Spring Trade, 1855.
MUIR & b II Y A N /,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE OEALERS
IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, dc,
No. SO, SYCAMORE STREET, PETERSBURG, VA
WYE HAVE RECEIVED DIRECT FROM EUROPE,
wv per ships Constantine, Manhattan and Queen OF Inc
west, our Spring stock Hardware Cutlery &C. gmbpae-
ING large assortment Flower Coerkey and Soid b"
We Wees. Eiiwels Killing and Wedding Hoes, Bright Steel
Faced Wedding Hoes Of superior q1a nd Me
tenboms rodgers Pocket Cutlery Table Cutlery from
different manufacturers single dozens and sets ct nifty
we have also received full supply of American Goods,
purchased the best terms We keep aTaFs 0 on
Cross-cut Saw. of Hoe Co. and Spear 1ackSons man
uacture; and general assortment OF all articles usually
the attention of Virginia and North Carolina Merchants,
promising them inducements as can be oneFea oy
any Jobbing House North or South.
Petersburg, Va.
March Is, 1855. 0o-Zni.
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First Premium Blank Books.
JNO. b. EGE.

Sycamore ST., Petersburg, Va next to Pann Sons)
MAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND OF HIS OWNMAN-
riacture. and makes order all styles and prices
of Legers Journals BloteTs Cash. Railroad Bank books
&C., &c.
Neatly ruled to any pattern having improved ruling
mach and hav obtained the rst prize at the Fa IF
Ina, would solicit cont nuance IF the generous patronage
hereto fDre extended to him.
. Cali and examine.
~" Northern prices.
Petersburg March 2, 1866. 90-tf
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Raleigh and Gaston Rai:road.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FROM AND
the goth January all dues III Road for FIRE ght
must be paid at Petersburg Portsmouth, opt
freight, VIII oh be pa advance delivery Of
the goods as the may be.
Tbs arrangement, will afford great advantages
TONERS by suerSeding the necessity Of Their employing
tfan forwarding agent between New York and
Raleigh, anG having Their goods produce subjected
only one handling.
Agents violate the above rule without subjecng
themselves removal.
The greatest Will continue be taken bv the officers
and agents of the Company in department bus
10 accommodate the public and promote the
# customers.
Whilst III Western merchants going North passen-
ger " II leave Rae gh in the afternoon, the arrival
If the from The West the N c. Road due notice
of wh.ch will be given
BY order Ut the Board CT Directors
l.. OBJ. BRANCH President.
As the Company has Depots in Raleigh, merchants
ordering guods to 60 up The n e. Road requested
have them Distinctly marked that the destination may
be known and they may be loaded the through Depot
from Petersburg or Portsmouth.
Raleigh, Jan. IL, 1855 l6-tf
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Preninm ciren.ar Saws.

Premium Circular Saws,
Meehan Ilsi ute Ut It's recent annual sx ar THE
held AZ chmond Va for the encouragement and prnn n
Burger # Their celebrated circular and Ian, and
l The ,ronr;etors beg resnscs,,llv - ,a s.,
ti0n OF Mei chants Founders, Mill and The un
e the Of some most rGe
nond. " ".cl'
Richmond, oclober a. ssI
eyes US psasure t. Sste that the chnGnd made
ss q sps hsye prTsed equal
desire to encourage enterprise ut home, are n~
pleased to learn thai they liberal pa'rna" sn
Richmond Va. Oct 80, 1854
: The undersigned have sold thirty large Ccua,
we take pleasure in saying we have not heard Complaint
We keep an assortment of all the different kinds ofs.
they make, ,yz Circular Saws all sizes, H. Pit, Crss
peetfuy ask the attention of the Publ these GAINS
they made in Virg MA warranted every resns a.
snd dfG ps do mot T I iu they
the United States. !"
SMITH HARDWOOD,
EAGLE FOUNDRY OFFICE
hchn1ond, I'D August 1854. I
MEssss. ToLANp BURGER
Gentlemen 1t gives me pleasure 10 be enabled TO stat.
that the Circular Saws have obtained from you FIR Ib
gwen satisfaction my customers IN every e
and do not hesitate to pronounce Them equal every r
pect if not superior, to Ihse of any Other manufct ~
within my knowledge, and can confidently recommend
them to the public. Very respectful Yours,
P RAIN.
EAGLE FOUNDRY
Richmond, Both August, 1851
MEssRs. ToLAND & BERGER:
Ge"tenaenI have put operation since my Connection
Saws; and they perfrm we'll aud would hem
To all in want VI good article
JOHN CLARKE, Sauyer.
TERMS OF WARRANTY
All Saws manufactured by and stamped Tuani and Bur.
ger, are fully warranted including temper Iu and sound
We challenge the pre- duetion of single instance which
we have ia led To make good Warranty Purchases
will recolect that no other manufacturers give fu. W
rlniy, either in Europe or America.
Letters vi inquiry promptly answered
TOLAND & BURGER
chmond. Feb 2, 1855. zl-6n.w.
Wimins ton and Weldon N. C. r. r. Through
Freights.
Exc H. SUPT 5 OFFICE v. d. W. R. R.
Wilmington, ~ c., Feb 10TH 1856
FHREIG HTS from Wilmington any ) alton On the
II w. d. W. r. Il. to any S. alton The North Carol M
r. r. and also from atiun on the n. G. r. R. W.
mington or other points on the w. & w. X. r. VIII be
FIR t,unsshioDafnt dc.
By the IS of March next, arrangements W Il be made
by VIII CHI Goods and produce from the interior for SIf-
from, be sold in Wilmington and also from Ss
for einter6r, VIII be delivered received Gun
pany wharf and forwarded free of charge for wharfage
s.L.FREMoyT SUIT
Distance from Wilmington Raleigh by Iaa road 5IH
miles, from Rale gh to Por smJuth, Va it6zd iercncs
SIS miles.
Freight on a b .rrcl of Flour fran Orange to Whining.
ton is ~ cents less than it is from Orange POrtsnou
Va.
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M n 4. S. TUCKER.

W. He ~ Ma Os A00A0k
INVITE THE AT1ENTIoN OF BUYERS TO THE
Most .9tt1.tsctiUe Sack q
FOREIGN DRY GOODS
they ever offered in this Ctr. comprising
RICH FIGURED AND PLAIN
= DRESS SILKS,
WATERE6 sII.Ks,
PLAID AND STRIPED
pO0 b BLACK zsii-s s sssr 81 sH1sss
eRq sI.5 pc SaRzFs
'Ne HShsSk sa4iEE'
Rich PRINTED AND PLAIN
T bAG GREN1 Dimes AND HERNANIs.
oEe jAeReSihrs. :,
bAT aTNM PE f bonhazrsEs,
Ai PoPLfAETTs AND GRAPE
A GRAPE sAAwIs,
of every descrption
BONNET TINS and CAP ZAP ! EI R1@ S5anoNs
Also 10000 yards of ssn nADLEY AND
March Is, 1855. So
Attention, Ladies!
WM HI. Il Il. S. TUCKER TAKE PLEASURE
srnSe AND SUMMER MASrILLAs ready for exh btion,
which they will be pleased show them at Their Store
No. g, FAYsTrEviLLE STREET.
March Is, 1865. So
STILL THEY COME!
FElAKE OFF THE OLD BEAVER AND DON ONE OF
those beautiful Spring and summer Hats, VIII CHI have
this mouth been received ell the II Straw
Felt Wool and Fur Hats out, W.:
Mems Black Leghofn Hats,
Tea Colr"
Canton
Petal
Panama
-" Cavalier
Wide Awake
Octs gon
Sebast0pol
Bnvs and Misses Hats and Caps Boomers and Flats of
all kinds W Ii. & Il. s. TUCKER.
EHRESH FAMILY GROCERlES.-WE HAVE
T. well selecrd stock Vi family groceries,
compr.s ng the following:
Stuart No. ] Syrup.
Best Family MoIasses.
Loaf, Pu!rerized and Crushed Sugar.
Brown and Clarified do,
Whole grain Rec.
Rio Lagura, Java, and Mocha Co zee.
Imperial, Tyson and other Green and Back Teas.
Sperm, Adamantiue and Taiow Candles
Starch, Bar Soap, Sp &c, Ginger and Pepper.
Maccaroni and English Cheese
Indeed all articles il the grocery line
W. II. & R. 6. TUCKER.
THNEA.-THE FOLLOWING CHOICE VARIETIES
n Of green tea have just been received and for sale
at the Drug Store Of HAYwooD / SCOTT:
Young Tyson, Silver Leaf Golden Chop,
Gun Powder, Plantation, Ouong, and
Raleigh, March IL, 1888. So
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